Soundcore V20i by Anker Open-Ear Headphones, Adjustable Ear Hooks, Ultra-Comfort, Snug Fit, Powerful Sound, Clear Calls, IP55, LED Lights, 36H Playtime, Bluetooth 5.4 Earbuds, Multipoint Connection

Comfortable and stationary
I’ve had soundcore before. So I already knew it would be quality earphones. The sound comes through loud and clear and people on the phone hear you loud and clear. The problem was I kept losing the last pair. So I purchased these for the over eat hook and soundcore did not disappoint. Same quality and I did the head shake to see if it would stay put and it did. The bonus is how comfortable they are. Comfortable enough to write this review. Definitely worth the purchase hope this helps.

Average earbuds
I did not notice that these ear buds are ONLY for listening. There is no microphone or method to answer calls. Instructions are very poor and a bit misleading. You must install the free app in order to set up the button functionality. That being said, one of the most handy features is the ability to assign 3 different commands to each ear [they can be the same if you wish].There is no real “fit” to these ear buds. They kind of ‘dangle’ in the ear. I believe they’ll stay put with medium activity, but that’s for someone else to evaluate.Finally, audio quality is reasonably good. You can choose from an equalizer type of tone set up or from a list of various music genres. If you get the initial reduced price [coupon], it’s a decent deal.UPDATE: Anker quickly responded back to me with apologies, corrections and an offer to refund me for my purchase.I found out that these ear buds DO support voice phone calls !!Further, the owner’s manual that comes with them is incorrect & incomplete.Anker sent me an updated PDF manual that fully addresses all of the capabilities.I’ve increased the stars to 4 from 3. The only reason for not giving them a 5 is for the “dangling” style as opposed to the “in-the-ear” type of ear buds. They’re not for everyone, but definitely worth a try. Might just take a little getting used to them … 🙂

subdued
Well, I had some Voesud, Toza and Famoo hooked headphones for a year and a half. All 3 failed to charge their right side reliably after a few months. The Famoo were the best, they had a button! A real button! More on the button later. But, sometimes, they wouldn’t charge. I’ve learned that this style needs to charge with its case right side up and I need to shake them to make sure the earpiece is settled in the charger against the charging prongs. In 3 weeks, I’ve not had a charging problem with these Ankers but none of the others had their problems for a few months, maybe something in the contacts oxidizes? Dunno. What I do know is that the sound of these was more soothing and smilier than the Famoos. That’s my best audiophile language, “smilier”. I was really disappointed when these arrived and they had a sensor, not a button. The sensor worked for 3 weeks until yesterday. All I ever asked it to do was to pause and to restart; to shut up and to resume. The instructions say 2 sensor presses to pause and to resume. Two presses worked until it didn’t. It started taking 3 presses. It seemed to need a poke in the ribs to make it pay attention before it could respond. But yesterday, it wouldn’t react at all to presses. Those Famoos with their buttons worked reliably every time with commands until I got exasperated with the Chinglish voice telling me to charge the right side. What is it that makes designers think that capacitance sensors will work better than a mechanical switch? The pretty glowing blue light? Oh yeah, these have lights, I’d forgotten. Maybe it is the lights that make designers like capacitance sensors. Does anyone over age 7 use the lights? My title, “Subdued”, I thought this review would be about their disappointing volume. I went to the new Y yesterday. It’s a warehouse building with a high noise floor. Sort of a Y-Mart. These were not loud enough. The roars of “Retching Dog”, “Moon Pillow” and “Itchy Crane” from the Yoga room ruined my music. I made sure they were twisted so they pointed directly at my ear canal and that helped, some. They’re loud enough elsewhere. Until they weren’t. It is now 10 weeks I’ve had these. They are no longer loud enough. The volume has faded even further. Is marginal volume the secret of long battery life?

The sound is great , very light feel and overall quality is good. Great for outdoor walks.

I like the dual connection to I can change between laptop and phone convenient during work. Call quality as well as music is good

Son los mejores auriculares que he tenido. El estuche un poco grande , lo demás todo perfecto. La batería aguanta bastante y son muy cómodos, no te molestan los oídos y se sujetan muy bien.