TRAUSI Open Ear Headphones (Bluetooth 5.3) – Wireless Open-Ear Earbuds with ENC, IPX7 & up to 50H playtime (Black)

The essentials

If you want wireless earbuds for running or the gym but don’t fancy blocking your ears, TRAUSI’s open-ear, earhook-style design is built around that idea. They aim to keep you aware of what’s going on around you while still delivering a stereo audio experience for music, podcasts and calls.

On paper, the pitch is fairly practical: Bluetooth 5.3 for quick pairing and stable connection, touch controls for everyday use, and a claimed long playtime of up to 50 hours when used with a portable charging case. There’s also ENC noise cancelling for calls, plus IPX7 waterproof protection for workouts where things get sweaty.

That said, open-ear designs can be a trade-off. They generally focus on comfort and situational awareness, but depending on your environment you may not get the same isolation you’d expect from fully sealing earbuds.

What you’ll notice day to day

The main differentiator here is the open-ear form with an earhook. For training sessions—jogging, cycling or gym workouts—this style can feel more secure than basic open designs, while also letting ambient sound in. In day-to-day use, that means you’re less likely to feel “disconnected” on the commute or outside.

Controls are touch-based and described as highly sensitive. The idea is simple: play/pause, change track, answer calls, adjust volume, and activate voice assistants using gestures, without needing to stop what you’re doing.

A small limitation to keep in mind: touch controls can take a day or two to get used to, especially when you’re wearing them during a sweaty workout with gloves, sleeves or more arm movement than usual.

Connectivity and call audio (Bluetooth 5.3 + ENC)

Bluetooth 5.3 is included for instant pairing and a stable connection, even in busy areas. That’s a sensible inclusion if you regularly use your earbuds in places with lots of other wireless devices.

For calls, the product mentions ENC noise cancelling. The useful question is how much you’ll notice it in your real environment: ENC can help reduce background noise, but it won’t turn wind, traffic or loud rooms into a studio recording.

If you make a few calls a day and you want the earbuds to handle that without constantly fiddling with your phone, this feature set lines up reasonably well.

Battery life and charging case

One of the headline claims is up to 50 hours of total playback time, using the wireless earbuds plus the portable charging case. If you’re trying to avoid frequent charging—typical for regular gym sessions, weekend travel or commuting—this is the kind of spec that can genuinely affect convenience.

Do note the wording is “up to”, so real-world results can vary depending on volume, connection stability and how often you use call features.

Waterproof design for workouts (IPX7)

The IPX7 waterproof rating is meant to make these more confident for exercise. That matters if you sweat heavily, train outdoors, or sometimes get caught in light rain.

What IPX7 does not automatically guarantee is worry-free use for every scenario—water resistance is helpful, but it’s still worth treating the earbuds with care, especially around ports and the charging case.

Key points to check before you buy

Because the product focuses on open-ear comfort and situational awareness, it’s worth thinking about what you personally need from earbuds:

• If you prioritise hearing the world around you, open-ear usually makes more sense than fully sealing earbuds.
• If you primarily want deep passive noise isolation to block street noise, open-ear may feel like a compromise.
• The claimed “rich and dynamic” sound with deep bass and clear treble is a promise—how it lands depends on your listening habits and the fit you achieve.

It’s also sensible to consider device compatibility at checkout, since the description says it’s compatible with multiple devices (phone, tablet, laptop), but doesn’t list exact device models.

Is it worth it?

Worth buying if you want wireless earbuds for sports and everyday use where you’d rather stay aware of your surroundings. The combination of open-ear + earhook fit, touch controls, Bluetooth 5.3, ENC for calls, IPX7 waterproofing and a claimed long total playtime makes the overall package feel aimed at active users who don’t want constant charging.

Better avoided if you’re hunting for maximum noise isolation or you tend to dislike earbuds that don’t fully seal. You may also want to look elsewhere if you need very specific call performance in highly chaotic environments, because ENC helps but can’t replace good microphone conditions.

Mini FAQ

Will these keep me aware while I’m running?

They’re designed around an open-ear style, which should help you stay aware of your surroundings during activities like running or cycling.

Are they suitable for sweaty workouts?

They’re rated IPX7 waterproof, which is intended to support use in wet and sweaty conditions during exercise.

How do you control music and calls?

The earbuds use touch controls for actions such as play/pause, changing tracks, answering calls, adjusting volume and triggering voice assistants.

Do they support pairing with different devices?

The description says they can connect to multiple device types and switch easily between devices like your phone, tablet or laptop.

How long do the earbuds last on a charge?

The stated claim is up to 50 hours of total playtime with the portable charging case, but real use may vary.