JLabFlex Open Earbuds, Black, Clip-on Cuff Design, Wireless Open-Ear Audio Freedom Effortless Fit, Safe Listening, Bluetooth Multipoint, Customize with The App

These are truly the best value for the dollar I've ever had. I got an incredible deal. My wife got an Amazon gift card for christmas so while she was busy caring for our child just swooped in and bought fancy headphones I don't even need using up a gift card that wasnt mine. To really ice the cake, I have to say something about their excellent efficiency. The snug fit keeps outside noise to an easily ignorable level and the impressive battery life means I won't have to hear about this or anything else she has to say for so long I'm hoping she'll eventually lose interest. I pop these babies in, close my eyes and play dead and since her vision is based on movement she eventually will move along but me? I am oblivious to the whole thing because these headphones I essentially got for free really ensure I am able to truly not care about anything while enjoying their amazing quality and effectiveness in all the things that matter to me: sound quality, battery life, comfortable fit, value, and the surprising ability to alienate my wife from various angles. If your wife has any gift cards of her own I recommend these 10/10!

Very conftable, it doesn't bother at all. The sound is very good for not being inside the ear. Is perfect for my needs.

I LOVE THESE EARBUDSIf you're prone to ear infections or have smaller ear holes (both of which apply to me) these will save you so much pain mentally and physically. I have had I think about five jlab earbuds/headphones and I can attest to its quality (peep the lux jlab headphones in the first pic lol).However there is one major flaw in this product and it has to do with the way it charges.So like every other Bluetooth earbuds, you technically charge the case and case charges the buds. But when the earbuds use battery and you plug it back in it charges in the case (even when it's not plugged in ofc) but the case will literally charge the buds until it (the case) is dead. And when the case is dead it doesn't matter how much battery the buds have because it can't tell that you've taken the bud out of the case and tell the bud to power on because the case is dead. With past jlab products it would say "low battery" every minute or so which I much more prefer than putting my earbuds away, taking them out to listen to music again, and finding out the case died with no warning and because the case is dead you cannot use the buds.One more plus about these buds specifically though, is that if you have ear piercings it doesn't or press down on the piercings (unless you have chunky jewelry in your higher piercings, I suppose). You will need to "open up" the bud instead of sliding them on and off, though. At first I had to use two hands to do this, but you'll figure out how to do it with one hand. And you can wear it higher or lower on your ear by just shifting it around.

I purchased these based on a comparison I read to the more expensive Bose product. I primarily use them for music listening while I’m moving around.Positive: The open ear design allows you to wear them while still being able to wear eye glasses. They stay on great. The tap controls work good. Pairing to an iPhone is easy.Negative: They are a bit uncomfortable. I wish the parts that actually come in contact with my ears was made of rubber instead of hard plastic. Tends to irritate my ears. Maybe my ears are too large as I would of of also liked the ring part to just be smidgen (1/8”) larger because they press uncomfortably into my outer ears. Would be nice if the length were adjustable. I also wish the speakers were a little bit longer and pressed into my ear canals more so I could enjoy the music and bass better. The rear of the Flex pushes your earlobes out a bit which makes you look a little odd but that’s just part of the open ear design I guess. Sometimes when scrolling through my iPhone over print the earbuds will suddenly stop for some reason as if I pressed pause.Summary: Overall they are what they are, a useful way to be connected while mobile but not great for the serious audio enthusiast. For the price I will keep them.Update11/24: I am now used to them so they are less uncomfortable then previously. When perusing the internet on my phone the earbuds sometime stop. They don’t like things like touching a picture or even scrolling anywhere near an advertisement or they will think your playing with the tap controls. Also, if you lay back on a pillow the touch controls will press into your neck and get confused. Still great for walking around connected to music though.Lastly, these earbuds make your earlobes stick out a bit but it works for me. Like some kind of electronic tribal piercing thing. Now if they would just invent a mini subwoofer that clips into my nostrils I’d be set.

The stay on your ear very well and sometimes forget they are there

Welp. These lasted 9 days and quit on me. No response from support on if I can troubleshoot them. They aren't dirty, I use them at home only for 3 hours each day and they failed. I'm so bummed because they are comfortable and the sound quality was pretty decent. 50 dollars worth of trash, best day ever.Edit: support is helping figure out the situation

Great battery life, super comfortable once you get used to wearing them on the side of your ear. Sound is pretty good, I can hear everything around me and the music at the same time no problem. Works well for phone calls, and even if I have the sound on them up people around me can’t hear them unless we literally smoosh our faces together lol

If you have been looking for earphones that don’t hurt your ears but these immediately!!! I have been using them for a month and you can barely feel them on your ear but they are super secure. The battery life is great and when you put them on it tells you if the battery is full or will need to be charged soon. I will not be going back to AirPods !!