soundcore C40i | Flexible and Comfortable Clip-On Earbuds

I was never able to wear the traditional earbuds...always fell out. These are fantastic! I am also able to hear other sounds (i.e. car horns etc) when out for a walk/run.

I bought these specifically for the few days a month I spend in the office. At home I have a set of Bose sports ear buds for workout, Bose noise cancelling headphones for long flights, and Shokz Open Run for daily, non-stop virtual meetings. I was looking for something lightweight I could leave in my briefcase for the office.I would never have thought of buying a pair of Anker without my colleague introducing me to it. I was actually testing the Bose Ultra Open and I almost bought a pair from Amazon. However, I am glad I bought the Anker instead.Pros:-Comfort-Price-Ease of use-Battery-Sound quality during conference call-Spatial sound-Price pointCons:-Not suitable for noisy environments, but that's a no-brainer-Music quality. Don't get me wrong, the buds hold their own as music ear buds and the spatial quality of the sound is really intriguing. But this will not be your go-to buds if you have better sound gears to use instead.Absolutely no regrets buying them, really good bang for the buck.

The open-ear headphones provide a highly practical listening experience, especially in work environments. They allow you to enjoy music while maintaining awareness of external sounds, which is ideal when you need to stay alert to your surroundings

Very glasses friendly as long as the ear part don't loop around. Requires two hands to securely put in place then it will stay on perfectly. Can hear the surroundings while able to hear what it's playing.

Bought these for my wife whose ears really don't like the typical gummy silicone earbud style, and who wears glasses all day. These don't interfere with her glasses at all, don't have to go all the way into her ears, and still sound very much okay!