Bowie MC1 Open Ear Headphones with Clip, Adaptive Comfort with Anti-fall Design, Impactful Sound with Adaptive Bass Boost, Adaptive Noise Cancelling Calls, IP57 Waterproof

Video and sound delay even when low latency is on. Kinda annoying

I've been wearing a pair of Apple AirPods for years. Last year, I started hearing some ringing sound even when I'm not wearing them! That's when I decided to drop them like a bad habit and replace them with open-ear headphones. After shopping around for a bit, it was between the Baseus Bowie MC1 and the Anker Soundcore C30i. The Baseus MC1 won me over because it has button controls! Here are my first impressions: Pros 👍👍👍 - Fit and Feel: They clip on and stay on! When you finally take them, there's no pressure or discomfort! - Design: Looks are subjective but Baseus have done a good job making this pair look decent. - Quality is when a product meets or exceeds your expectations. Those did for me! - Connectivity: Solid and reliable! And unlike my expensive AirPods, the MC1 actually supports multipoint connection! - Ease of Use: When you first take them out, they are already in pairing mode. If you want to pair a second device, press the button at the bottom of the carry case. It was intuitive and uneventful, exactly how I like it! - Durability: TBD. I've only had mine for a few days. - Value: I bought mine for $50 on sale. I am really happy with what I got for my money. - Sound Quality: I listen primarily to audiobooks, some podcast and lyric-free soundtracks to clear my head. At 50% volume, my listening experience is really good. If my environment is busy or windy, I crank up the music to 75% and that drowns out the background. Everyone's ears are different but I really enjoy the open, pressure-free hearing experience. Cons 👎👎👎 - I personally don't have anything to complain about at this point. The pair lacks the heft or quality feel in the hand, but then again, I spent $50 for it, so, yeah, I got my money's worth and then some! - You could download a companion app to fine-tune your listening experience, but I don't care for that. The Bottom Line 🧐 We are constantly making trade-offs. This set of earbuds by Baseus delivers what it promises: an open, pressure-free, and hassle-free listening experience. They sound loud and clear (to me, anyways) and offer great value for their price point. I am happy with my purchase, and I have no problem recommending them to others. If anything changes, I will update my review to let you know. I hope my short review has helped make a more informed buying decision 👍😊✌️

Excelente!! Adorei a qualidade do som, duração da bateria e o conforto.

My first try at these clipon Bluetooth. Genuinely surprised at how comfortable they are. I don't like earbuds or over the ear headsets. I don't remember having them in until I touch my ear. The sound quality is good just not great. Decent for sound that is not pressed up against your ear canal. Battery life is around 5-6 hrs. I bought the Bass BC1 as well for listening to music with more bass. Overall a thumbs up experience. I would recommend this.

I really like these open ear buds. I like them so much that I bought two pair. I have used many different types of ear buds from the top of the line Samsung, Bose and Sony earbuds but these are the most comfortable where as my ear doesn't really get tired and I sometime forget I have them on. These ear buds aren't winning any awards for sound quality but they are good enough. I bough these to listen to podcast and make calls and for that - they serve the purpose. If you are an audiophile this are not for you. For the price I think they are a decent value but I haven't tried many open ear style ear buds in this price range so can't really compare. These don't seem to last as long as my Samsung Galaxy buds and take longer to charge, but I work from home, so charging speed isn't an issue for me. As far as issue are concerned, the first pair I purchased had Bluetooth connection issues. So I returned and received a replacement and haven't had those issues since. Also, there have been a couple of time where I have put them in the charging case and they have not disconnected from my phone thus they are not charging. I have boiled this down to the contacts not being perfectly clean. My 1 year old loves to run around with these and her little baby fingers dirty up the contacts and then it would charge correctly. This brings me to the actual cleaning of the ear buds - it easy with the exception of the speaker grill. If you get anything in that speaker grill, baby goop, BBQ sauce, ear wax - I'm not sure how you will clean it as the holes on the grill are tiny. Maybe a sewing needle would fit in there but a sim card ejection tool doesn't. Just wiping it down will push any dirt or debris further into the speaker. But other than that - I have had no issues and find these pleasing to wear, but if I'm going to be in a really loud place or on an airplane I will still bring some traditional noise cancelling ear buds as these are not great in loud environments. But that is not the fault of the ear buds but the proper usage of the technology.

After a decade of adjusting ear buds and over-ear headphones that would slip off, these 100% stayed in and on my ears for my 5k run yesterday. They are very lightweight as others have mentioned and fit fantastically. There is a bit of a trade off in sound, not a lot mind you, but you're gaining so much more in headphones that just plain stay put the entire time and you never have to do the dreaded "push them back in every 20 seconds" thing with in ear earbuds. Like a lot of you finding these Baesus earphones I have weird mismatched ear canals. My left is a small, my right is a medium but it did not matter if I got foam, silicone, sticky silicone, grabby silicone, over ear silicone hooks for my earbuds, I was constantly adjusting them. Any given run or workout you'd see me pushing them back in all the time and that's what brought me here, I was DONE. This is honestly the first time in forever I have had headphones without being behind the back, or over the ear, or without being corded, just stay in place the entire time. The Tradeoff: You will hear the note for a sub 80hz bass, drum, low synth but it will not be sustained nor punched. However, for ease of use on your ears and just working when you need them, the sound quality is decent. These are open ears and, yeah, almost all of them built like this will lose some low end. I've been using and collecting hi-fi audiophile gear for a while now and I do have my airplane and "just in my office" really nice over-ear headphones that recreate every detail and will take me down to 20hz. With these headphones its a pretty noticeable miss in the bass. In the Baesus normal mode and EQ* setup, which is pretty good, they recreate the note of the thump of a kick drum, but that's about it, the punch is fairly minimal, however, it doesn't take away the fairly decent sound quality coming out. Really glad I found these! *Do NOT recommend the app settings for EQ or custom EQ, it removes the soundness level by a good 4-5db. Rather odd it affects the mW output THAT much.