Open Ear Headphones,360-Degree Panoramic Sound, DT4.0 Without Sound Loss,Air Conduction, 48H Range,LED Display,IPX7 Waterproof, Wireless Earbuds for Meeting, Driving,Traveling

Quality headphones, but may not be ideal in every situation
Pros:
-Design: These headphones are soo comfortable. These are perfect for someone like me who can’t wear earbuds or traditional headphones for very long before my ears start to hurt. Nothing goes into your ear (the ear piece lays on top of your ear) and they’re lightweight which means they don’t weigh down your ears.
-Audio quality: I have Air Pods and the quality is comparable for a fraction of the price.
-Battery life: I charged the headphones for less than an hour the first time out of the box and when I finally got around to trying them out a few days later, they were still at 100%.
Cons:
-Controls: The instructions included with the headphones are straightforward and explain that 1 tap increases or decrease the volume, 2 taps play or pause the music, and 3 taps skip forward or backward, however I had to practice for5-10 minutes before I got the hang of it – but maybe that’s just a “me” thing. (Helpful hint: the ear pieces have a faint diagonal line across them, tap on the top half.) I also noticed that there was a small delay between when I tapped and when the control was executed.
-Phone calls: 2 taps answer or end a phone call. The audio on my end was great, but the feedback I received from people I spoke to was that I sounded “tinny” or quiet/far away from the microphone. Not a big deal if you’re taking an informal phone call, but probably isn’t the best choice to use in a virtual work meeting.
-Sound: Since these headphones don’t go in or around your ear, I wanted to test how easily others around you could also hear what you were listening to. At volume 1-2, the feedback I received from the person sitting next to me was that they could faintly hear something indistinguishable, but by volume 3-4 they could hear the song clearly enough to distinguish lyrics. This likely wouldn’t be a problem at the gym, but I wouldn’t recommend bringing these to the library.
Overall these are quality headphones but there are some situations where these might not be the best choice.

Good but flawed
With the exception of my Bose headset, the Bluetooth connection on auxiliary devices always disappoints me. I was looking for a simple earpiece that I could wear on one ear to listen to books while I walk, and I think these will fit the bill. I really like that they work independently of each other, so you can wear one at a time, and the sound quality is great. I also like how comfortable they are — I can’t stand the feeling of anything inside my ear, and these are much more comfortable. And the charging case is adorable and convenient (it even shows the charge percent). But, all those pluses aside, the Bluetooth is proving to be a major pain. Each earpiece has a button that performs pretty much every function you can think of: turning the device on and off, pairing with my phone, starting and stopping my audiobook, volume up or down, changing between different modes (game vs. music both sound pretty much the same to me), accepting/rejecting phone calls, etc. etc. etc. Each function requires you touch the button for a different length of time or number of times (like seriously, even if it worked properly, I’m supposed to memorize all that?), but the response is actually pretty random. Sometimes it won’t turn on and off at all, sometimes I’m trying to turn it off and accidentally restart my book instead, and so on. Sometimes it pairs automatically when I turn it on, sometimes I have to delve into the bowels of my iPhone settings to pair it. This is exactly the kind of thing that makes me really hate cheap Bluetooth devices.