UGREEN HiTune S3 Open Ear Earbuds Bluetooth 5.4 Clip On Wireless Headphones ENC Mic for Clear Calls 30H Playtime IPX5 Waterproof Earphones for Running Workout, Cyclists, Compatible with iPhone, Black

I’ve been using the UGREEN open-ear Bluetooth earbuds for about two weeks, and overall I’m really impressed. The open-ear design is surprisingly comfortable—I can wear them for hours without the pressure I usually feel with in-ear buds. They sit securely, even during light workouts, and don’t cause ear fatigue. The sound quality is clear and balanced. Vocals and podcasts sound excellent, and they’re perfect for phone calls since my voice comes through naturally. The one area they fall a little short is bass—if you’re a heavy music listener who loves deep lows, you might feel it’s lacking compared to traditional in-ear buds. Battery life has been solid, lasting me through most of the day with mixed use. Pairing was instant with my phone, and the Bluetooth connection has been very stable with no dropouts. Overall, these are great for people who value comfort, awareness of their surroundings, and clear mids/highs. If you’re after thumping bass, you might want to look elsewhere, but for everyday use, they’re a strong choice.

Great product for the money. Sure, there are better products on the market but not for this price! I mean if you buy these and you lose them or step on them or something like that you're not out a ton of money. I have noticed that when I make phone calls the person on the other end tells me it sounds a bit echoey and I'm using an iPhone. There may be some settings that I can change to make it better I'm not sure but the sound clarity in my ear is great.

Very good quality for the price they have, the sound does not have deep basses but it is a good sound, a microphone is desensent.

Good quality, great price, confort for daily. Ugreen has good quality products. Fits perfect.

The good: the sound isn't bad. I tested on a variety of songs. The pairing was simple and they buds unpair and turn off when places back in the charging device. The cons: I did not find them particularly comfortable when working out. I was looking for an ear bud that would stop sliding out of my ear at the gym when I sweat. I have tried a variety of different ear bud styles and have never found a pair I like for gym use. So these were suggested to me because of the way they cup the ear. I found the part that goes around the back of your ear to be a little larger than I would like and I can feel pressure as they pinch the ear to stay on. I would say I'm 50/50 on them. They dont' fall out when you sweat. They do pinch a little. They don't have noise cancellation. The mids are a little lacking. If you wanted to try a pair of open ear buds without spending a lot of money, this is a good starting point or if like me you lose a lot of stuff. If you are looking for really good drivers with a lot of bass and lows, you might want something else.

these are the only bluetooth buds i like. really. them being all rubber is a benefit. they bend perfect to my ear and fit nice with hats.

These are the most inadvertently-insidious devices I have ever come across. But, for starters, boy do these not seem to have compatibility with my ear shape. No matter how I rotate them, they're uncomfortable and the speaker "bulb" will only be dragged kicking and screaming to rest in my ear hole. And even then, these don't really achieve the concept of open ear headphones. Sure, they don't lodge yourself in your ear canal like a horrid earbud, but you aren't gonna hear much at all with these things seated. But all that hardly even matters. No, what is really at issue here is how using these will ruin basic function of your phone to an absolutely crazy extent. I suspect it would lead many people to get a new phone, or at the very least factory reset theirs. Once you put these on and trigger the 1 second hold skip-to-start-of-track button, it will do it ceaselessly. You will only see/hear the first 3 seconds of any media you play before it starts over again. Disconnecting from the HiTune S3s and switching to other headphones or the built-in speakers won't fix it. Unpairing them completely won't fix it. Restarting or powering off and on won't fix it. Giving these things the benefit of the doubt, I let these things do this to me twice, and the only thing that fixed it was force stopping one of the affected media apps and clearing its cache AFTER unpairing the HiTune S3s. And the absolute shame of it all? In terms of audio quality, these things rule. Not immaculately perfect, but boy are they up there. For the price of $20, even with all the things that are bad with these, if there was simply a way to prevent these from having any media playback control functionality, I would keep them. But as it stands, these are like a malware you can plug into somebody's phone. Not the good headphones that they almost were.

From the very first moment I received and tested these earbuds on January 23rd, until today, February 15th, I have not had to charge them even once. Not even once. They’ve been warning me about low battery for at least 30 minutes now, which honestly makes the battery performance even more impressive. If battery life is your top priority when choosing earbuds, you already know what to pick. The sound quality is incredible. The build materials feel premium and solid. The touch response works flawlessly every single time. They are simply perfect. Period.