OpenJump Open Ear Headphones, Wireless Earbuds with Ergonomic Earhook, Hi-Res Sound, LDAC, 4 Mics ENC Call, 42H Playtime, Multipoint Connection, IPX7 Waterproof, Snug Fit for Workout, Running

I bought these after days and days of wireless headphone reviews on Youtube and Tik Tok. I will say these have blown me away. Now as a disclaimer - I wasn't looking for the best quality headphone to begin with. I was looking for an affordable headphone specifically for running and some in gym workouts and I didn't see a reason to buy an over the top headphone to get sweaty in. I wasn't shopping for sound quality either as I have a pair of Apple Airpod Max's which I am content with in every other scenario. But when I tell you that these headphones exceeded my expectations from every aspect I truly am impressed. I knew I didn't want true in ear headphones (especially for running) and these I found to be a very comfortable and fine blend of right on the ear comfortably. I've had soundshocks (bone conduction) and Air conduction headphones - these ones are air conduction which I actually prefer - especially with higher volume or more vibrational/bass pumping songs or audio (podcasts on loud are not ideal feeling on bone conduction - too much vibration). They feel and fit comfortably in my ear, they come with instructions on how to properly wear them for best sound and comfort. I can still run and hear most things around me (mainly car traffic - gets harder to hear people talking or low noise pollution). I haven't needed to turn the volume up past 45-55% the sound is plenty loud with good quality sound all around and plenty loud - I haven't even needed to try max volume in any instance and I do waterside (windy) and street (traffic noise) and have found that mid range level to be more than loud enough with the way the sound funnels into your ear. There is some bass (definitely audible) however it's not going to give you the same bass as in ear or more powerful over the ear headphones (but again i didn't get them for that), surprisingly stacks up great though and I feel/hear good enough bass for the purpose of these. It has clear quality sound even while listening to podcasts on a walk - crisp and clear voices. The battery life is supposedly ridiculously long (11+ hours) which is amazing and i'm sure with more time with them that will be put to the test but I have had them 2 weeks now and haven't needed to charge them at all. They still have 30% battery straight out of the box (I also don't run for hours lol - I'll wear them maybe 1 hour a day or less). The case conveniently charges wirelessly or plug in and is light to carry even though it's a bit bigger than an airpods case. The functionality was decent, I am still getting used to the touch controls but they are pretty responsive even with sweaty ears/fingers. They are 2 taps for play/pause (good feature so they don't accidentally activate from sweat drops or hair which would happen more if it was a one touch). 3 taps to skip and you hold it down to activate siri. So far works well for me while running and walking but devices with physical buttons will obviously be easier to use with greater feedback. Volume control is a tap swipe which was cool! Love them so far and I'd say for under $50 (amazon prime day) they outcompete the cost and almost value of more expensive $100+ headphones that people traditionally buy for their sporty/running headphones (Shokz, Beats, Bose).

Split review here. Early impression and will update. Overall, love em. They dont feel cheap, they feel well made. The packaging is top notch. Immediately upon opening them you can see they take care in making sure it reaches you in mint condition. First impressions, the instructions are in English and you dont need a magnifying app to read them. Thorough written instructions and Thorough illustrations. I got the black ones and the color is....black. Connectivity is a big thing for me because I have a work phone(iphone) and a personal phone(galaxy, android) and it pairs through the app seamlessly with both. Super easy to pair with both and once paired they switch between the two automatically, again, seamless(done through their app). Here's something I didnt know. There is an upgraded sound quality codec that only works with android (LDAC-look it up), apple does not use this sound quality enhancement and let me tell ya, the difference is unbelievably substantial! Ive never heard of this until now but to be clear they still have a really good sound quality with iphone but the LDAC enable android sound quality is unmatched against anything ive heard before. Literally its night and day, its that noticeable. So if you have an android Sony phone then look no further for sound quality. I have not tried the mic quality with either yet or the battery life but I will update once I know more. I just wanted to put this review up because the sound quality alone is great! As far as fit, they are light and feel like they are snug so again A++ on the fit, quality, and sound. So far for less that $50 bucks I highly recommend if you like the open ear buds. Update: im impressed again. The battery life is pretty much comparable to most. I use these paired to both my phones and I’m always on the phone and the battery lasts the entire day for me usually about 12 hours before I change them out and let them charge(btw I bought a second pair to use while they are charging. Now, overall I’m extremely happy with these. The last thing is the microphone, it’s better than most and for the type of earbuds these are the microphone quality is never great…ever. I’ve spent hundreds of dollars on a single pair of earbuds before and the microphone quality on those was garbage. That being said, this microphone is better than most but there is still room for improvement there. That’s the only negative I have to say. Highly recommend these. I love them.

TL;DR - I highly recommend the EarFun OpenJump. I've never owned open-ear headphones before but I was interested in getting some for cycling. After doing quite a bit of research I was no closer to deciding on a pair to buy, I narrowed it down to the EarFun OpenJump, Soundcore Aerofit 2, and Nothing Ear (Open). Since the fit is so important to the sound quality as well as overall comfort, everyone's experience with them will be different. My rankings ended up being, from first to last, what I listed above. Surprisingly that's also their order from cheapest to most expensive. Searches for the Nothing's consistently returned results saying they had the best overall sound quality. Unfortunately, they didn't fit me correctly and the speaker was too far from my ear canal leading to low volumes. If I held them in the correct position, they sounded pretty good. One problem some open ear headphones have is that when you increase the volume the amount of bass is reduced. That was a problem for the Nothing's where the bass begins to drop of after 40% volume and because of the poor fit, I had to increase the volume over 60% just to match the same perceived volume of the other two. The Nothing's were out of the running early on. The Soundcore's were ranked highly in reviews for their adjustability and great bass, even at high volumes. I can confirm it retains its bass as the volume goes up but the bass is kind of boomy in general (which I'm not a fan of). In general I wasn't happy with the way the Soundcore's sounded no matter how much I played with the EQ. They just never sounded natural. I was able to rotate the speaker so it was positioned right by the ear canal which was great but I could feel slight pressure from the battery behind my ear. I could see that becoming an issue if you're wearing them long enough. My initial thought was to just get the EarFun's as they did make a couple top recommendation lists and they were the cheapest but the other two had more good reviews. I also have portable speakers from Soundcore and Earfun and I think the Soundcore speakers that I have sound better so I was wondering if that would be the case here too. After listening to all of them the OpenJump's won hands down. The Soundcore's maybe have a bit more bass overall but the OpenJumps sound the most natural and balanced. Even at higher volumes, they retain their bass with only a slight drop-off and the bass doesn't sound boomy. They also fit the best and are the most comfortable. You can't even tell that you're wearing them. In reviews there seemed to be an emphasis on calling out the lack of bass of open ear headphones but none of these sounded anemic. In general, none of these headphones provide much, or any, bass below ~50-60 Hz but they still sound satisfyingly full. I did, however, have an issue with my initial pair of OpenJumps. The right headphone buzzed from deep bass tracks so maybe that speaks to why they're the cheapest. The replacements didn't have any issues. Hopefully they stay that way for a good long time.

I've been using the Earfun OpenJump set for several weeks and they are absolutely phenomenal! I was looking for open ear, multipoint, waterproof earbuds, preferably with automatic switching between my work and personal phones. And, of course, decent sound on both the caller and listener ends. The OpenJump delivers on all counts, with exceptional, rich sound, and they have been comfortable to wear all day, even with reading glasses. Listeners do hear background sounds but the AI-assisted noise canceling makes a difference because no one has asked me to repeat, and I can understand them perfectly as well. Volume can be set louder than any other buds I've owned. Calls seamlessly switch between phones. Even while talking on one I get notified of a call coming through on the other. I wasn't sure this feature was working at first but within a day of wearing the OpenJumps Ihad no issues managing multipoint calls. Any cons are outweighed by the benefits. I wish I didn't have to rely on the case to charge; cases are not sold separately and there aren't any knockoffs available yet. There is no way to turn them off short of putting them into the case. If I'm not near the case I just disconnect them from bluetooth so I won't miss notifications or calls if the buds aren't in my ears. A major additional plus is the very reasonable price. Overall, expectations have been far exceeded!

This is my 3rd set of EarFun® brand headphones. I first bought some in the ear noise cancelling ones and loved them so much I got some for my wife. I noticed these on sale and purchased them for an upcoming multi day backpacking trip. I like to be more aware of my surroundings when out in the back country. You know, just keeping an ear out for trail runners, other hikers or cyclists. I didn't expect the comfort to be so dramatic. It's as close to nothing in or on your ears as I've tried so far. The sound is phenomenal even as outside the ear. I still prefer my noise cancelling at home or on the plane, but these are great for all occasions that you want premium sound and can hear your surroundings. I'd get them if your on the fence and you need a set for running , cycling, hiking etc. or just a comfortable set of ear buds with good sound.

Absolutely great for the price. At the price point you’d think they were cheap, however that is not the case. Great audio quality and battery length. I will have them in the case for weeks at a time and open them to use them and they’ll be good all day. I forget I’m wearing them most of the time.

I got it today, and it took forever to pair. It feels like it's going to fall out of my ears. The only positive thing is that the sound is clear when you're talking. I'm probably going to return this.

I am returning these. One side is defective. So it does not sit properly and feels like it will fall off any minute. The sound is good. Not too pricey. Connectivity was quite easy. Disconnects less than 20 footsteps though. Looking to replace these as I already requested a return from the company, so the search continues.