The Bowie MC1 Pro employs a unique U-shaped design that clips your earbuds securely in place even when you're moving around.

Open ear earbuds are a growing category ... H20 Audio) and mainstream audio companies (Bose, Sony) offering more open-ear options than ever. ... H20 Audio's Tri-Sport headphones are aimed at ...

In our most recent update to this guide, we added the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2, the Suunto Wing, the Sony LinkBuds Fit and the ...

When testing the best open-ear earbuds and headphones, I started with brands that we’ve trusted in the past, including Bose, Soundcore, and Sony, and also sought out brands known for innovation ...

The OpenRock X sports open-ear headphones are a pair of $179 headphones designed for running and cycling. The charging case is well-crafted and luxurious, ... ($129) or Sony WF-1000XM5 ($299).

The LinkBuds Open take advantage of Sony’s massive feature set. I already touched on all the high-end sound settings. Other notable features include Adaptive Volume Control, auto-power off ...

Priced at £120 / $115 / AU$200, they undercut the likes of the £179 Sony LinkBuds Open (WF-L910) and £299.95 Bose Ultra Open Earbuds by a considerable margin (though the Sony can currently be snapped ...

The Best Sports Headphone Under $50: The Baseus Bowie MC1 Open Ear Clip-On Earbuds Drops to $39.99 A more affordable alternative to the AirPods 4 or the Shokz OpenRun.

The OpenRock X Open-Ear Sport Earbuds can connect to two devices at the same time. They’ll remain connected consistently and automatically play audio from the device that’s in use.

The LinkBuds Open are Sony’s take on the growing open ear earbuds market, and are an updated version of the earlier LinkBuds model. These also feature Sony’s new in-ear wings for a secure fit.

Sony is also adding a battery save feature that turns unnecessary functions off to conserve power. The LinkBuds Open are currently available to pre-order at $199 . They will start to ship out on ...