Bose Ultra Open Earbuds, Immersive Audio Open Ear, Clip-On for Comfort, Running With OpenAudio for Awareness, Up to 48 Hours Battery Life, Diamond - 60th Anniversary Edition

If you look for buds with great sound quality and comfort. Look no beyond open ear buds. I never liked bulky over the ears and they are not suited for hot ans humid weather . Ear buds just blocks ear canals and so annoying. This is the best option for me . Ideal for waking , jogging and travel

It's a good thinking, I like the idea of the product and very comfortable no ear pain nothing,you can hear your surrounding as well as the music. Obviously no noise cancellation or extreme boss. I feel it's good for ears health.

Good listening, poor mics. While you can hear the other guy, loud & clear, the other guy can't hear you. Also, voice levels of Call and Music are different. Call volume IS LOW and Music is LOUD. Very poor product in terms of utility.

Great product, Great sound, easy to operate. Not tested fully for battery life yet, but runs seamlessly for 2 hours at least

Good sound quality with clarity., can speak to people around you, even if buds are playing music.Not for bass lovers. No bass punch.Compatible with old and new bollywood songs.Not good for calling. Sound levels very low so cant listen in noisy sorroundings. People on other side of phone will complaint of low volumes.

I bought it at a crazy deal where it was almost half the price it is generally selling for, and hence I can live with it. A very unique listening experience where the buds get clipped on and you can hear the sound while also hearing ambient sound.If you are in a really noisy environment, then even on highest volume setting you will not be able to hear properly.But otherwise battery lasts long, the clip on for me is so comfortable I can wear them as earrings all day.Now for the big fail: sucks for taking phone calls. The mic or distance from mouth - the recipient on the other end just can’t hear you. So be mindful if you are buying one for talking, don’t.It is my first Bose purchase, and definitely disrupts technology but I guess they have some improvements to do.

Perfect for indoor use... Great sound for open ear buds, with latest update, calling is much better butonoy in indoor conditions being open buds... Overall, if ear comfort is top priority, then these are best and great sound is a plus...so perfect for long usage

First off, I did not even purchase the product for 'sound' quality as I am quite aware that the Open style is more of a comfort/ergonomic tradeoff. Note that I'm not bass head either.However, it doesn't seem to even meet the basic criteria of what an earphone is. The overall sound profile is highly sibilant and muddy, there seems to be no separation at all, everything sounds the same - be it instruments, voice or otherwise. Your favorite songs will sound like a soupy single sounded mess.I can barely hear anything clear even with 100% volume in a quiet room. It's worse than 250 Rs earbuds you get at the local store.Forget going to marathons or any public settings with these, you ain't going to hear a thing. (and yes there seem to be better alternatives if this is what your goal is)(And yes I did update the firmware, tried different EQ settings and also tried various ear positions)There is a possibility that the product might sound better if it fits you well, i.e. if you have small ears and the speaker can achieve better proximity to your ear canal. But there's a high chance for hit or miss.I must however say that these do sound really good for pod-casts/YT style audio/ASMR as long as there's just a single person speaking and minimal background noise so there is just that one valid use case. And of course there's the fact that they look quite good/unique. Comfort wise though, I do find them quite annoying since my ears are quite sensitive on the outer area and it reminds me of when my teachers would pinch me back in school.What really surprises me is that a minor change in sound profile/design could have done this product wonders because with just a bit more clarity and sibilance reduction, these could have served the purpose they were intended for.On top of all this, the fact that you have to roll dice and essentially gamble on a product that is 25k without absolutely no scope of returns makes this a big NO for me. (sadly I already have it and the least I could do is probably save some of you a headache and buyer's regret)Sadly though, I did read similar reviews but still wanted to give this a shot(as I'd assumed there was a chance that people didn't understand the format) and I guess I'm really to blame for that.I think there are better options available in the market, the Huawei free clips seems to be the overall better option, but I'd suggest you try a friend's before buying any earphone that follow this design format, the last thing you'd want is to end up in the same situation as me. Or better still, if stick to the traditional eartips/buds style unless you really really need open ears.