Edifier LolliClip Open-Ear True Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.4, Hi-Res LDAC, Adaptive ANC, Health Monitoring, Spatial Audio, Interchangeable Design, Multipoint, App Control, IP56, Black

So far, these are the best ear clip buds I've had. I got these for the noise cancellation. The only downside is the touch controls. Hard to tap because I do not know what part of the bud to tap. I have to feel my way by constantly tapping different parts of the bud till I get it right. But overall, damn good! Probably the best sound quality for an ear clip!

These are incredible! Super comfortable to wear. Love the out of ear but still kinda in ear design. Makes listening to music or taking calls a breeze! Pairs to 2 phones seamlessly. Easy to use. Charges quickly. Definitely recommend.

So the hw is good. However Support is beyond sucky. The support email page is buggy and will not allow me to send an email. The page to get the health stuff is working is beyond bad. It does not work. You are told you have to read and agree to the policies. Fine. I am ok with doing that. EXCEPT that at least on my iphone following the link that they provide does get you to the files, but there is no place, checkbox etc to agree to anything. I mean really who wrote this software? A blink monkey? finally there is a chat support which says it will connect you to a live human being, except after 25 minutes no live human ever showed up. DO NOT buy this if you want support or you want the health stuff.

I really liked these for the most part. The sound is great and clear. They’re not open ear at all which is what I was looking for but I went for these because of the reviews. I had to remove or shift the earbud to hear anyone talking to me but I could deal with that. Ultimately, these are going back for 2 reasons - The fit wasn’t quite right. It fit well in my right ear because I have a piercing there which gives the earbud something to hang on to. Unfortunately, it did push on my piercing a bit which made it a little sore. On my left ear, I don’t have that same piercing so the earbud kept slipping out. I thought it was human error but no matter how I tried, it just wouldn’t stay in. The shiny/slippery surface of it did not help provide any real friction or hold to keep it in my ear. The second reason is related to this - the price. If they were less expensive I would have justified keeping them because the sound is that great but the fact that one bud wouldn’t stay in made that justification difficult. They’re great but great for someone else. Really sad about returning these.

I thought these were only for listening to music. However I tested them by placing a call, and they worked perfectly. For some reason the box and directions weren't clear about that. I am very impressed with the fit and sound.

I've had a lot of earbuds only to have them fall out during my morning jog, these open-ear earbuds feel like someone finally designed audio for actual human anatomy. The first time I slipped them on, I literally checked twice to make sure they were there, they're so lightweight I forgot I was wearing them until my podcast started playing. During a video call yesterday, my coworker asked if I'd upgraded my microphone when I was actually just using these while pacing around my kitchen making lunch. The battery life is great! I accidentally left them on overnight after falling asleep to an audiobook, and they were still running my morning playlist the next day. I'm someone who's perpetually annoyed by earbuds that feel like they're invading my ear canals, these feel like technology finally caught up with comfort without sacrificing sound quality.

I've seen an uptick in the clip-on style earbuds and I've come across various brands. I have to say, Edifier's LolliClip's are fantastic, and the best to date. The 5.4 BT is outstanding and extremely quick on the setup. From the perspective of strength, I definitely walked more than 30 feet away from my phone with (walls in-between) and I still had a strong, clear connection.From the perspective of comfort, these deliver (but note that may change by individual and by wearing preference). I had mine in for about 4 hours straight. For the most part, my ears were fine. There was a small moment where I felt I may have begun feeling a bit of pressure, but I made a slight adjustment and everything was ok. Part of this is because of two key factors: 1. These buds have a wider clip than many others, so you're not getting the "squeeze" from the ring that rounds over your ear. 2. Making the slightest adjustment up/down by even the least amount to accommodate your ear shape makes a huge difference in the feel of the bud. It also helps that the directional bud is perfect as it angles the sound directly into your ear canal but still maintains as open-ear. This means that not only are you still getting the awareness of your surroundings, but you also get outstanding tones from the variance in frequencies. Bass tones sound really good almost as though they were in-ear style buds, and the call clarity is there without question. I very much appreciate that. Unlike other open-ear style buds, I don't have to crank the volume up to hear. At about 40%, these sound great (again, thanks to that directional listening cone), and I really have no need to go above 60 - 70% (even in moderate noisy areas).The app that comes with it (Edifier Connex) is well designed and has a great layout. You have some preset EQ settings that you can use (though to be honest, I was pretty set with the default out-of-the-box setting) and it provides the ability to customize your buds as well as numerous other features for making your listening experience all the better.In a nutshell, these are outstanding and very much worth the price. Edifier has a winner here and I highly recommend them.

It isn't an open ear design - it's half-in ear borrowing design cues from Huawei's Freeclip (which actually leaves the ear canal open).The marketing is misleading, and genuine comparison can only be made with other designs that are half-in ear - which puts this right up against Apple's Airpods 4 - a comparison I'm sure Edifier wants to avoid.