AeroFit

I really like using Soundcore’s AeroFit 2. The base model works really well too, both wrap around your ears and it’s an open ear version so you can still hear your surroundings without transparency.

I have the aerofit 1s and the v20i from soundcore. Both are lovely

Oooh, my particular specialty. I have become a resident expert in earclips over the past year (companies literally give me these things in exchange for honest reviews). I've sampled a LOT from cheap to premium (well, as premium as they go before you need to step up to ear-hook size). >I like the clip on style but I need something secure enough to survive intense physical activity and strong wind and also rain and sweat. Honestly, all of them are very comfortable for my shape of ears. I can wear them 7+ hours until the battery is nearly dead, then swap out ear hooks and keep listening to whatever. Currently my top pick is the Shockz OpenDots One. And I've got the new JBL's coming, but they're 3x your budget. How did you feel about Baesus sound quality for your needs? The Basesus XC1 Inspire earbuds are pretty good, but they're a bit above your budget. I've got a set listed on ebay (used for a month) i bought personally (wanted LDAC). Sound quality at medium to low volumes is excellent, problem is the low max volume which I need for my cycling/gym needs so I'm letting them go cheap (open box listing) Soundcore Aeroclips are good and you can find them for a reasonable price, I like the styling of the silver/white color option. Beware of cheaper earclip earbuds from off brands that put the touch sensors on the BACK of the clips - this area makes contact with your neck/skin and can cause false triggers when moving around. Basesus XC1 has physical button if you prefer that. There are also some soundpeats earclips, but I wasn't too impressed with them for the price.

Clip-style earbuds are great for exactly that use case. Super comfy, no ear fatigue, and you can actually hear coworkers without constantly pulling them out. Downside is weaker bass and less isolation, so they’re not ideal if you want immersion. Good options to check out: Sony LinkBuds – very natural transparency, great for office use Bose Ultra Open – pricey but super comfortable and clear Soundcore AeroFit – more budget-friendly, decent sound

I researched this for quite a while because I wasnt happy with my Shockz OpenRun. They never fit right, sound like crap and are annoying to wear around the house. They also don’t really work with long hair. Not to mention you have to put them really loud while riding. I liked the open concept of just a „hook“ on the ear, where I barely feel them, hear my surroundings without it being bone conducting. I bought the Shockz OpenFit and found out while testing them that there’s no way to adjust the volume so I sent them back. I then got the Soundcore AeroFit and am really happy with it. The brand behind it is Anker. They were under 100€ and are really comfortable.

Seconding Soundcore, mine are AeroFit, same concept.

I have Az80. Can't comment on az100 but I got some soundcore aerofit and shokz for walking and running so I can hear around me and they never fall off. In ear earbuds have tendency to fall out with rigorous movement. To each their own.

Aerofit by soundcore Near daily, And I sweat A LOT when I jog.