Open-Ear Headphones with Bluetooth 5.4

What to know

Runners, cyclists, and gym-goers who want audio without covering their ears may find this design a better fit than sealed earbuds. The wraparound frame leaves the ears open, so traffic, nearby cyclists, and announcements can remain audible while music or a podcast plays. That can be useful on a neighborhood run or bike commute, though open-ear listening does not replace paying attention to your surroundings.

At 22g, these headphones are made to feel light during movement, and the silicone frame is designed to stay in place through workouts. They use 15mm dynamic drivers, a built-in microphone, and Bluetooth 5.4. The listed battery life is up to 14 hours of continuous playback. IPX5 protection and a sealed magnetic charging port are intended to suit sweat and light rain. Keep in mind that the microphone has no noise cancellation, so wind or heavy breathing may affect calls outdoors.

How to use it

Pair the headphones with a phone or laptop over Bluetooth, then use them for music, podcasts, or quick calls while keeping your ears uncovered. The description also lists multipoint connectivity, which is intended to let you switch between a phone and laptop. For a practical example, you could listen to a podcast on a morning walk and still hear a cyclist approaching from behind, the open design supports awareness, but it cannot guarantee that every sound will be noticed.

The magnetic charging connection avoids an exposed charging port and a removable rubber plug. That is a useful detail for gear that may encounter sweat or light rain, though the supplied information does not specify charging time or battery behavior at different volume levels. If you need strongly isolated sound or a microphone that filters outdoor noise, a different headphone style may suit you better.

Practical tips

Think about where you will wear them most. For outdoor exercise, leaving the ears open is the main reason to choose this format over in-ear headphones. For a treadmill, gym session, or walk where awareness still matters, the lightweight wraparound fit and built-in mic may also be convenient. If your priority is blocking surrounding noise for a commute or focused listening, sealed earbuds are the more relevant alternative.

A solid pick if you want workout audio and the ability to hear some ambient sound, without putting earbuds inside your ears. Not the best choice if you want noise cancellation, audiophile-grade sealed sound, or calls that are insulated from wind and heavy breathing. The stated 14-hour playback figure may appeal to people who prefer fewer charging stops, but actual runtime can depend on use, no volume-specific battery figures are provided.

Questions before you buy

Can you hear your surroundings while wearing them? The open-ear design leaves the ears uncovered, allowing ambient sounds to remain audible alongside audio. It does not ensure that you will hear every nearby sound.

Are they intended for rainy workouts? They are listed with IPX5 protection and described for sweat and light rain. The product information does not state that they are suitable for immersion.

Can you use them for calls? Yes. They have a built-in microphone for quick calls, but the description notes there is no noise cancellation, so outdoor wind and heavy breathing can affect voice clarity.

Should you buy it?

Choose these if open ears, a lightweight wraparound fit, and up to 14 hours of listed playback match your routine. They make more sense for outdoor workouts than sealed earbuds when hearing some ambient sound is a priority. Skip them if your main goal is blocking noise or getting cleaner calls in windy conditions, those needs call for a more isolating design or stronger microphone noise handling.