How is an open-ear design different from normal earbuds?

The buds rest outside the ear canal instead of sealing it, so ambient sound gets in and your audio leaks out a little. You keep awareness of traffic and conversation, but you lose isolation and some bass.

Are they good for running and heavy sweat?

Yes. The IPX7 rating means they survive sweat and rain, and the hook shape is built to stay on during movement. They are not rated for swimming.

Do they have noise cancellation?

No. There is no active noise cancellation, and the open design deliberately lets outside sound through. That is the point for outdoor use but a drawback on planes or trains.

What comes in the box?

The earbuds, a portable charging case, a charging cable and a user manual.

How do they compare with Shokz or Soundcore open-ear models?

They offer similar open-ear hooks, Bluetooth 5.4 and IPX7 at a lower tier of brand support. The better-known rivals are stronger on call quality and app features; these lean on battery life and price.

Can I use them for calls?

They pair over Bluetooth 5.4 and have touch controls, but the open design picks up surrounding noise, so calls are clearer indoors than on a busy street.

Where is the Open Ear Wireless Earbuds cheapest?

At Walmart, for $22.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Open Ear Wireless Earbuds?

Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 950 ratings.

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Open Ear Wireless Earbuds

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Breezio

Open Ear Wireless Earbuds

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$22.99at WalmartChecked Nov 10

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Last seen at $22.99 at Walmart on Nov 10.

Our take on the Open Ear Wireless Earbuds

The Breezio Open Ear Wireless Earbuds are hook-style earbuds that sit outside the ear canal so you stay aware of traffic, teammates and surroundings. Each bud uses a 13mm dynamic driver, and the set runs Bluetooth 5.4 with IPX7 water resistance and a charging case rated for up to 60 hours of total playtime. That puts them against open-ear rivals like Shokz OpenFit and Soundcore AeroFit, which cost more but are better documented on fit and call quality. They suit runners, cyclists and gym-goers who dislike sealed in-ears; shoppers wanting isolation or deep bass should look at closed earbuds instead.

Best forRunners and cyclists who need to hear trafficGym and outdoor workouts where sweat and rain are a factorPeople who find in-ear tips uncomfortableLong days away from a charger

Pros

Open-ear hooks leave the ear canal unblocked
13mm dynamic drivers for fuller sound than small open buds
Bluetooth 5.4 for stable, low-latency pairing
IPX7 rating handles sweat and heavy rain
Charging case extends total playtime to a claimed 60 hours
Touch controls on the buds

Cons

Open design leaks sound and lets in ambient noise
Bass is lighter than sealed in-ear models
No active noise cancellation
Touch controls can misfire during sweaty workouts
Little independent testing of the 60-hour claim

Open Ear Wireless Earbuds prices at every store

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What reviewers say

4.5 / 5950 ratings

Rated 4.5 out of 5 across 950 ratings, buyers mostly like the comfortable open fit and the long battery life. Complaints center on weaker bass and touch controls that trigger by accident.

What people mention

FitPraisedOwners say the hooks stay secure through runs and long wear without pressure inside the ear.
BatteryPraisedBuyers report going days between charges thanks to the case.
BassCriticisedReviewers say low end is light and lacks the punch of sealed earbuds.
ControlsCriticisedTouch controls are described as easy to trigger by accident, especially when sweaty.
Sound leakageMixedSome note nearby people can hear the audio at higher volumes, a trade-off of the open design.
AwarenessPraisedUsers value hearing traffic and surroundings while listening.

About the Open Ear Wireless Earbuds

These wireless earbuds use an open-ear design. They have a 13mm dynamic driver for a wide frequency response and are made for listening to many music genres.

They connect over Bluetooth 5.4, which provides stable connectivity, low latency and lossless audio transmission for audio-visual synchronization. Touch controls manage audio playback.

The earbuds are IPX7 waterproof and are designed for active lifestyles. Battery life is up to 60 hours.

Design: Open-ear
Driver: 13mm dynamic driver
Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.4
Water resistance: IPX7 waterproof
Battery life: Up to 60 hours
Controls: Smart touch controls
In the box: 1 x Wireless Earbuds, 1 x Portable Charging Case, 1 x Charging Cable, 1 x User Manual

Specifications

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Questions and answers

How is an open-ear design different from normal earbuds?: The buds rest outside the ear canal instead of sealing it, so ambient sound gets in and your audio leaks out a little. You keep awareness of traffic and conversation, but you lose isolation and some bass.
Are they good for running and heavy sweat?: Yes. The IPX7 rating means they survive sweat and rain, and the hook shape is built to stay on during movement. They are not rated for swimming.
Do they have noise cancellation?: No. There is no active noise cancellation, and the open design deliberately lets outside sound through. That is the point for outdoor use but a drawback on planes or trains.
What comes in the box?: The earbuds, a portable charging case, a charging cable and a user manual.
How do they compare with Shokz or Soundcore open-ear models?: They offer similar open-ear hooks, Bluetooth 5.4 and IPX7 at a lower tier of brand support. The better-known rivals are stronger on call quality and app features; these lean on battery life and price.
Can I use them for calls?: They pair over Bluetooth 5.4 and have touch controls, but the open design picks up surrounding noise, so calls are clearer indoors than on a busy street.
Where is the Open Ear Wireless Earbuds cheapest?: At Walmart, for $22.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Open Ear Wireless Earbuds?: Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 950 ratings.