Purity Air Open Ear Headphones - True Air Conduction Wireless Bluetooth Open Ear Earbuds with Dual Mic for iPhone/Android - Secured Long Wearing Comfort, Sports Sweat Resistant (Black/Black)

As an avid music enthusiast and outdoor enthusiast, I've been on the hunt for headphones that deliver exceptional sound quality without compromising my awareness of the world around me. I recently purchased the Purity Open Ear Headphones, and I must say, I'm thoroughly impressed. Comfort: From the moment I put them on, I could tell that comfort was a top priority in the design of these headphones. The lightweight frame rests gently around my ears without any discomfort, even during extended listening sessions. Unlike traditional headphones that can feel bulky and claustrophobic, these open-ear headphones provide a breathable, ergonomic fit that I can wear for hours on end. Sound Quality: I'll admit, I was initially skeptical about the sound quality of open-ear headphones. However, those doubts were quickly dispelled once I started listening. The audio clarity is simply outstanding. Whether I'm listening to my favorite playlist or tuning into a podcast, every note and word comes through with remarkable clarity and depth. Situational Awareness: One of the standout features of these headphones is their ability to maintain situational awareness while listening to music or taking calls. By directing sound towards the outer ear while leaving the ear canal open, these headphones allow me to enjoy my audio without feeling isolated from my surroundings. Whether I'm out for a run or commuting through the city, I feel confident knowing that I can hear approaching traffic or engage in conversations without missing a beat. Versatility: These headphones are truly versatile, adapting seamlessly to any activity or environment. The sweat-resistant design makes them ideal for workouts or outdoor adventures, while the wireless connectivity ensures a tangle-free experience on the go. Plus, with a long-lasting battery life, I never have to worry about running out of power when I need it most. Overall, I couldn't be happier with my purchase of the Purity Open Ear Headphones. They offer a perfect blend of comfort, performance, and safety, making them an essential accessory for anyone who values both their audio experience and their connection to the world around them. Whether you're a music lover, fitness enthusiast, or frequent traveler, these headphones are sure to elevate your listening experience to new heights. Highly recommended!

I have owned and used a number of wireless ear and headphones over the years -- going all the way back to Plantronics Back Beat Go's, Earins, Trelabs, Galaxy Lives, Cambridge Audios and Apple AirPods. Honestly, it's been a thing with me and I've spent way too much money over the years chasing my wireless grail, especially for air travel and exercise situations. When I was offered the opportunity to try out Purity Air Open Ear Headphones, I honestly wasn't expecting much at that price point. Oh boy, was I wrong. The Puritys (sp?) are easily the most comfortable ear phones I've used. They just float above your ears but always remain snug enough to stay in place. Some serious thought has gone into the design and fabrication of the band connecting the two ear pieces, that's all I can say. Easy to put on, easy to take off, no interim adjustments needed. I was also really surprised at the sound quality. It is really outstanding -- good sound reproduction, deep bass, accurate highs. My guess is that the extra space in the earpieces have allowed Purity to use drivers that are larger than normal compared earphones that fit in your ear, and additional size definitely sounds like it in terms of easy and accuracy of reproduction. They also have plenty of volume and I had no difficulty answering phone calls with them. And as a bonus, all the sound reproduction goodness coexists effortlessly with the ability to hear ambient sounds around you and maintain situational awareness. So far battery life seems great and I am look forward to using these on a regular basis for walking around the neighborhood with my dog, where situational awareness is important. Two small niggles. First, the controls could be a little bigger, especially if you're a less than graceful male with big fingers. They're not awful. They could just be larger. Hopefully the next version will have bigger controls. Second, the earphones use a proprietary cable to charge. The good part is that the cable uses gold contacts that eliminate any penetrations in the Purity's shell. Put they're proprietary, so you can't use a USB-C or micro-USB cable. One more cable to carry around -- although thoughtfully two cables are provided with each purchase. Overall, highly recommended if you're looking for something that's comfortable, secure, has good sound and you aren't likely to loose down a drain or other hazard, and all at a very reasonable price.

Overall for the price, this is a nice, lightweight, inexpensive device with really good sound and comfort. Comfort Very light weight. They fit over the ear and around the back of your neck. It is not adjustable, but seems to be plenty of room to fit around all different head and neck sizes. Looking up and down while wearing a hooded sweatshirt does sometimes hit the back of the arm that fits around the neck, but it does not move the speakers around your ears, at least it did not for me. The fact that it sits over the ear and then in front of the ear is nice. The ear pods that go into your ear can become uncomfortable over long periods of time, so this is a nice change of pace without sacrificing sound. Sound I thought the sound was nice, good treble and bass. It did not blow me away with the clarity, but I thought it sounded really good. I'm not sure they were really noise canceling because I could still hear things around me, which I do not mind because if I were to use these while jogging or something else, I could still be aware of my surroundings with my ears without losing focus of what I am listening to. Because they sit infront of the ear and not inside of the ear, the sound was audible to other people. I tried it at different volumes, ranging from comfortable to me to extreme loud, and regardless of the volume, others could hear the sound. This may not be an issue, but depending on where you are using them, it could be. I have not tried using these for calls yet. Usage Powering on and pairing was very easy, no issues. There are two buttons and it is a a matter of getting used to which is the power button. Using the volume buttons up and down was awkward and found that if I pressed too hard or held down it skipped to the next song. That said, I normally don't use the buttons on the headphones and typically use the buttons on the device that I am using so I am not sure if this gives the best review of button pressing. I was able to pair to multiple devices, although not hooked to different devices at the same time which is understandable. When a device is disconnected on one device, it immediately goes into pairing mode, or you can connect to your other device through the bluetooth settings. Price The price was very reasonable for the quality of item received. Cons The charging for the headphones uses a proprietary cord. This is annoying because it means you have to keep track of another cord and cannot use what you already have, or use the same cord for your multiple devices. The device does come with two charging cords which is an added bonus so that if one does go bad, you do have a backup so you don't need to worry about securing an additional cable. That said, the price of the headphones as a whole is cheaper than some cables out there so overall it is not that bad of con to deal with.

I just ordered another pair before they go up in price or change them. Heck, maybe I'll order three or four. They are that good and I can't believe how inexpensive they are. I've been mostly wearing the bone conduction headphones and these fit a lot like those but these are lighter and even more comfortable because of that light weight. I can easily wear these all day without noticing. They have a clearer sound than bone conduction and have a higher max volume. That is helpful on bike-rides with wind noise. They also have less 'sound bleed', where others can hear them faintly. I ordered several kinds of this new compact "on ear" style from a different site and expected those to sound great. Those are ok but this pair definitely sounds better than 4 other more expensive ones I'm testing. It has surprisingly good lows, all the other ones I've tried sound very tinny (hollow). Also these seem to handle calls better than other cheap headphones as I've had no complaints about voice quality. I like the charging method, it's a magnetic connection instead of the usually USB-C with the rubber plug that is always a pain and usually ends up falling off anyway. Though it is a special cable you have to keep track of. Very impressed that they included two of those cables. I also like the buttons. Usually this type of headphone has 2 or 3 tiny buttons close together. On these, the 'main button' is placed on the front corner and farther from the secondary button. That's a big improvement. Like on a run I can find and push the right button more easily than having to feel for where it is. Audio disclaimer. I'm comparing these to other headphones in the $30 range. These sound better than the 5 others I've tried around that price. I'm mostly listening to youtube, netflix, udemy, podcasts, etc. Music sounds good to me on these too but I'm not pretending to be an audiophile. If you have high standards about headphone music quality then I don't know why you are reading reviews of headphones that cost less than a lunch at McDonalds. I don't leave many reviews on amazon but had to for these. These headphones are fantastic.

I bought these speakers to have an additional pair for gym. Interestingly they have become my new "goto" speakers. For comparison, my previous go to speakers were Galaxy Buds 2 ($100+). I am using these headphones with my Samsung (Andriod) phone. Pros: - Price: You just can't really beat them. I am so much less worried about loosing them. Also, compared to buds 2, these speakers are bigger and thus harder to loose. (but they feel smaller, see below). - Sound quality: The quality of open air headphones, including noise cancellation, will be never as good as the closed ones. You need to know this before buying any open air headphones. I mainly use these to listen to audiobooks, where the quality is almost the same. The have been using them around the house to listen to music while doing chores, and the quality is better then using my google home speakers for music (but not as good as buds 2, but see below). I also used them for phone calls and again the quality was similar to buds 2. - Ease of use: This is where these ones beat buds 2 with a huge margin. These are super easy to put on and take off (no box to open...). They feel really light, and don't press the inside of ears like buds 2 does. I sometimes forget that they are on. I took them while doing grocery shopping, and again, I would prefer them over buds 2 for this task. They are more noticeable by others, and I felt more aware of surroundings while wearing these. The same is true when I am doing house chores: My kids have an easier time knowing that I am listening to something + I feel I can still keep an "ear" on them with these. There is no heavy charging box to carry, or risk loosing the charging box in some other room. Even though these are bigger than buds 2, they "feel smaller" when you are carrying them, perhaps due to lack of multiple parts (3 in buds 2 vs 1 with these) and combined weight of all those parts. - Charge: They hold the charge for a decent time. I never felt the anxiety that they are going to run out of charge for everyday activities (but see below). - Pairing: As soon as one turns them on, they go into pairing mode unless one of the previously paired device is close by. This is sooo useful and i wonder why other expensive headphones don't do the same. - Controls: When I first got them, I thought the controls for play/pause/etc. were harder compared to buds 2, but that was just muscle memory. After using them for a day, I got used to the new controls. These have 2 physical buttons, which are so much more easier to push with sweaty or wet hands (e.g. when I am doing dishes). All these pros were good enough for these headphones to displace buds 2 as everyday headphones. Now for my gripes/wishlist: Cons: - Charging: I need to carry an additional cable to charge these. This is perhaps the biggest con compared to buds 2 that can charge with USB C (same as my phone). These come with two charging wires, which makes things better: I keep one at work, and the other one at home. However, when I travel, I will have to carry additional wires. - Lack of on ear detection: With buds 2, the music will stop when you take them off. Not so much here. Also, the turn on/off sound for these headphones is loud (perhaps to make sure one can hear it even if the headphone is off). I would have preferred the loud sound when they are off, and a prompt in lower volume when they are on. I have now gotten used to turning them on/off without wearing them.

I was out looking for a spare pair of Monster, aria free headphones. I had gotten them on a really great prime day deal. I saw them out there on sale for $45. I also saw these for $15. I decided to try these because they had good reviews. My package came a day early. When I opened them, I found that they are identical to the Monster aria free. Seriously, these are identical. These are not really adjustable, but they seem to fit perfectly. I'm sure they would fit someone with a larger head as well because there's plenty of room when I wear them. The band goes around right near the base of your skull. They come up over the ears and rest on the top of your ear. The speaker comes down in front of your ear. Very comfortable. they are very lightweight. I often don't even notice that I have them on. I am not an audio file, but I enjoy listening to music and audiobooks and even TV shows so I prefer good sound. These have very good sound. I often wear them while I'm vacuuming or doing the dishes and I have no problem hearing even with the background sounds. They do not cover my ear, which is great because I do not find regular headphones or earbuds comfortable. The battery life seems to be good. I wore them yesterday on and off all day. Must've gotten at least eight hours and the battery was still charged when I took them off last night. They won't fold up and fit in your pocket or anything, but they're flexible enough to put in a purse or a bag. I definitely recommend these. As I said, the Monster brand are going for $80 when they're not on sale. Why would anyone spend that much… Or even $45… When you can get these for under $20 and they are exactly the same. I am planning on getting several spare pair.

tl;dr: pleasantly surprised by the overall performance of the Purity Air earphones. if you’re looking for an affordable pair of open ear earphones for running, biking, or walking around town so that you don’t get hit by a bus, I would solidly recommend. probably would recommend still having a primary set of headphones for when you’re inside and want a higher quality listening experience. Let me start by saying that i can be a bit of an earphone snob. I don’t have the highest tolerance for poor sounding earphones, nor did I have high hopes for the usability of what are essentially little speakers next your ears. With how crazy people are on the roads these days though, I wanted to bite the bullet and see how a pair of open ear design earphones would perform. And I can honestly say that the Purity exceeded my expectations. Don’t get me wrong, these are sub $20 earphones and you’re not going to be forgetting that while using them. the sound is lacking definition, especially in the low end. They get reasonably loud but start to hurt when you turn them up all the way. But other than that, they really do sound great for what you paid for them. i had no problem jamming out to my favorites and i didn’t feel like i was losing out too much by listening to them on these. they’re also very good for listening to podcasts or other spoken media, as the drivers seem tuned to keep the mids clear and understandable. as far as noise bleed is concerned, while i certainly wouldn’t use them for any sort of sensitive information, it wasn’t nearly as bad as i was expecting. if you keep the earphones at a reasonable volume you shouldn’t have any issues with disturbing anyone nearby. the earphones were easy to pair and didn’t have any issues to speak of. luckily the Purity has all the playback control buttons you need clustered on the right earphone (something you can’t take for granted on affordable headphones and is a huge pet peeve of mine when it isn’t included). my only issue is that pausing takes a double tap of the main button which isn’t all that intuitive. the battery of the Purity earphones is solidly above average. I wasn’t worrying every outing whether or not they were going to die on me. i do wish the charger wasn’t a proprietary design because i know im going to lose it eventually. as a thoughtful touch they at least include two in the box for when that happens. the only other issue i had was the general comfortability of the earphones. for a product designed around being lightweight and out of the way, it would be really great if they included a little padding to further that goal. again, given the price i’m willing to cut the Purity earphones a little slack. Overall, for the price, you can do a whole lot worse (and I have). The Purity open ear earphones are a great option to have on hand when going outside. they’re tough, inexpensive, sound more than good enough, and keep you aware of your surroundings.

The Purity Air headphones do what they say. I spoke with my wife while executing the maximum annoyance test (we’ve all spoken to that person… the one without the noise canceling mic, but with the bag of chips); she could not hear the overpowering crackle of plastuminum. Score 1 for Purity Air. Volume. Was loud enough. Not as loud as some of the in-ear earbuds I own from more recognize-able brands… but loud enough to enjoy music, and speak on the phone, and listen to podcasts. Comfortability. I had thought that having that physical connection between the earpieces was something about which I had thought I’d have sone negative things to say. I found them surprisingly comfortable to wear… even falling asleep with the earbuds on several occasions without discomfort (note that I do sleep on my side… were I to sleep on my back, the pressure on the plastic that travels behind the head would move them further from my ears). My music remained playing all night; I estimate that I’ve far exceeded the “playback” time tuat tue manufacturer claims to have. The box says I should get 6 hours. Perhaps that was tested at max volume. I’m pretty sure I was close to 10 or 11 hours in total time before hearing the warning that the battery was low. Aside from the no-brainer’s like taking off your pullover while wearing the device, I didn’t find them inconvenient at all. At the price for which I purchased these earbuds, I figured I’d run them through the shower as well. The earbuds weathered the 15 minute shower without a problem. That said… it’s a bit difficult to shampoo hair when the earpieces are connected across the back of your head. That is to be expected. The experience makes me confident that they’d have no problem handling the torrential rains of southeastern Texas. . I would probably not use these for communication or pleasure in very loud environments, as it does not not isolate you from external sounds (or overpower external noises very effectively), however… that’s kind of the point. They work very well when I walk or run. Allowing me to hear my environment while still enjoying music and audiobooks. I would recommend these, for the purpose for which they were created, I’d purchase them as a gift, and I’d purchase them again.

Muy buen regalo. La calidad de audio es decente, y ha resistido ya más de un año.

I love this

I love these. They are very comfortable and easy to use.

Son audífonos ligeros buen material se escuchan bien en general pero lo que no me gusto es que el anuncio de encendido y pagado es muy alto y las tima el oido

Sound crack.no noise cancellation worst product