Anker Soundcore - C30i

my ear isn't really too pierced, but i do love my soundcore c30i earbuds. They sound decent, and they're cuff style. With some positioning, you should be able to put it between your conch and earlobe. I usually put mine in the conch area, but move it up at night, and sometimes lower depending on how i'm laying down. Prior to losing one, I used to use the KZ ZSN PRO X's, but they wouldn't work for your daith. Those are good sounding in-ear monitors that I could keep in all day and sleep in with how comfy they are. That would be my backup suggestion. I mention sleep a lot as it's like the worst movement i happen to do with my earbuds in, so they're constantly being moved, but I do run around to class and such and they stay on snug. Just as an additional bonus, the c30i's are relatively inexpensive, have an app for better tuning, has a multi-connection mode, and offers customization options for your touch shortcuts. They also don't obstruct the ear canal at all, so you can still hear everything around you. They're like $69 USD but any sales on amazon are a bonus.

Amazing headphones for you to try: Soundcore C30i by Anker. They are “clip on,” open ear buds, so no hooks that interfere with glasses. Super comfortable, discrete, and allow outside sound in.

I chose the Anker Soundcore C30i Open-Ear earbuds over the pixel buds 2 and the Bose open-ear earbuds. They are only $70 too. I'm not an audiophile but I don't want to be closed off from my environment and I needed earbuds that wouldn't constantly be falling out. I got a pair for my hubby as well and he loves them too!

I have Soundcore a40 that are good, a2nc that are good, and c30 open-ear “clips” that are a little weird, all when connected to iPhone/iPad mini/Pixel 5.

I used to wear Shokz OpenRun Pro, but then picked up a pair of soundcore C30i at a race expo. I like them because they don’t interfere with my sunglasses or headband. They slide on to the ear itself.

I have worn them for many runs and races and have never had one fall off.

You can try to buy some clip on or hook on style earbuds that don't go in the ear if that is causing any discomfort. Some options I would recommend are the Soundpeats PopClip or Pearlclip Pro. Soundcore also makes some great clips on earbuds that I've tried such as the c30i or c40i. And for hook on earbuds under 100 USD, I would mainly recommend the Earfun openjump.

U can go for Soundcore C30i by Anker, they r water resistant n gud for gym.

Huawei Freeclip for 180€ Or Soundcore C30i to spend less (but wearability with Huawei Freeclip is perfect) for about 60€ Bose Ultra Open if you want to throw away much MORE money to get much LESS (no multipoint, no wireless charging) than Huawei...for 350€ ​ After trying them i cannot/won't use any other kind of in-ear or even open-ear earbuds: earclip are perfect for my use (music and calling)

I bought few days ago Huawei Freeclip (Amazon Italy) and they are just PERFECT for calling, listening normal music (since they are open, bass is not as "perfect" as in-ear buds) and most important, the wearability! It seems the sound comes from a loudspeaker near you: very nice feeling I can finally use buds for ALL day long without continuously adjusting their position and without "feeling" them in my ears! Sometimes i wonder if i am wearing them or not! Considering them, i am just asking myself why no1 though about earring buds... The only CON is the price: 180€ for me is too much for an earbud (i mean for earbuds in general...Bose is even way worse!) ​ P.S. Before them i bought Soundcore C30i and even they were very nice, they are made of rigid plastic and after few hours i felt a little pain on my ears. Calling was even worse (metallic voice if you are on a windy/noisy place)

How about the Soundcore C30i? They're clip-style, very stable, and don't occlude your ears, so you'll be able to hear any traffic if you're planning on going outdoors once the weather gets better (if you're above the equator).

I currently use soundcore c30i and they are my best purchase, however if you often have to have a cap on your ears it could press on them and become annoying.

A couple older pairs of Soundpeats earbuds. A pair of Sony MDR-XB950N1 over ear. Most recently a pair of Soundcore C30i open air buds. 

I've been using my C30i by soundcore. They're so comfy, sound so good and the battery life is unmatched. https://a.co/d/7ZDa7E1

I am running with Anker c30i ear clips. They are relatively cheap, stay where they should during my runs and allow me to hear environmental sounds without any wind issues. And since they do not come into contact with the ear canal or much sweat they seem to be a hygienic option. The touch operation is so bad that I turned it off, but I do not really miss that. Maybe a cheap option helps?

Open-ear, specifically the u-shaped ones like the "Soundcore C30i by Anker". TL/DR: easy long term wear, it feels like there's nothing there; when playing, it's like a speaker nearby except nobody else can hear more than little chirps and buzzes when at high volume. You fit them onto the upper back of your ear, and then pull them down and that kinda locks them into place (not really but more securely than most) - due to the ear naturally being gradually thicker toward the bottom you can slide to adjust the fit, down to tighten and secure and up if your earlobe is irritated (it happens). They don't go into the ear canal (the project sound toward it, some listings call it bone conduction but it's not at all), so the soundstage feels huge and open, your music/books are happening in the world around you instead of inside your head. When paused they don't impair hearing at all, even when on it's no more than having a speaker on; I often forget I'm wearing them. Of course the negative is obvious, there is no sound isolation (I suppose SOME active cancellation might be possible, but nobody has done it yet). Naturally they're less private than in-ear earbuds, so I turn up the volume while driving and turn it down in the office - but you cannot make anything out unless you actually take the earbud off and rest it on a smooth surface to echo; when it's on your ear only tiny side frequencies can be heard even at top volume. Additionally due to their shape they fit compactly in the charger which fits in a small jeans watch pocket; these last almost 8 hours per charge and I've had only one smaller charger, using one bud at a time and swapping I can listen to audiobooks for about 3 days (but who needs to).

I'm in the same boat and currently using a pair of the the Anker Soundcore C30i. The sound quality is fine and honestly so is the comfort, I can have these in from the minute I clock in until the minute I get into my car to leave and I never noticed them. The sound quality is also fairly impressive for the type of design. The only issue is the call quality, it is absolutely atrocious and every single person comments on it, so much so that I just take them out for phone calls now. I'm looking to replace them but not with anything more than $200.

Samsung Buds 2 Pro are the only pair I have used off that list. They dropped the feature that would let the user adjust the ambient level between the pro and pro 2 which is a bummer but otherwise they have worked well for me. I use the soundcore 30i most of the time at work now. They are pretty dope but outside the sun will cause button presses accidentally. Thanks for the list.

I bought the soundcore open ear buds (so no band) and really like them, especially for the price compared to Shokz! From my research, sound quality with open ear/bone conduction will never be as good as traditional buds, so I went with a cheaper option and am very happy with them!

Soundcore open ear have been great, can't really go wrong with Shokz either

I was honestly surprised by anker soundcore. My wife stole my Buds live so I got her soundcore. They are surprisingly good for their price.

Soundcore by Anker, 100%

I've had a couple of these and they are pretty good for the money

Don't see them mentioned much but the B&O Beoplay Ex. Fantastic sound quality and the most comfortable earbuds I've ever tried. I've had the Galaxy Buds, Sony WFXM, Philips Fidelio, Anker Soundcore, 1More. All had good qualities but the bad outweighed those. The B&O tick every box for me. Expensive though, so not ideal for a budget buy!

Incorrect. Anker Sound core are a solid choice.

I was skeptical about wireless earbud until I got some. I have a cheap anker soundcore set that I use for podcasts, and the Nothing Ear 1 that has amazing sound.

Try Anker soundcore range earphone or headphone .they are not that expensive but sound very good and also battery last so long that you can't believe.

[Soundcore by Anker](https://s.shopee.ph/AA33ARqH2p) Sound quality is good. May ANC na rin siya. Also affordable

I lost one of my AirPods so I’m currently trying out some “Soundcore” Bluetooth earbuds, which are made by Anker. Got em for $20. They’re not as nice as the AirPods but they’re good enough to do the job lol.

Anker soundcore. Affordable, great battery life. Excellent adjustable noise canceling.

anker sound core best earbuds ever . been using for more than a year now still working as the day i bought them

Anker Soundcore are good

Don't waste your money on overpriced earbuds. You know what Sony, apple, Samsung Bose, and seinheiser have in common? They are disgustingly overpriced for a technology that is still going nowhere. The only time you use big brands is over ear. Earfun pro 4 Or Anything from soundcore. Will give you the identical features with slightly less noise canceling ability. Which shocker is the #1 thing I personally couldn't give a crap about as long as it's decent

I have the 4. Outstanding. Gives you better than big brand quality on many ways Anker soundcores are good too

I reallyyyyy love soundcore anker any of them

Bro its so underrated here. Tried airpod either same or… tak best sangat compared to soundcore 🤣🤣

Anker soundcore. They’re brilliant for the money. You don’t even need to spend £40. £15/20 and you’ll get a perfectly good pair

I've had a pair of Soundcore (Anker brand, I believe) for several years now and have upgraded with other Soundcores since. All of them still work well and I rotate them as they need charging. I only bought multiple because I tend to be hard on my earbuds (working out, jogging, even sleeping) but they've held up longer than I expected.

I use Soundcores (have for about a year now) and while I do like them, I do have some things I dislike too. The sound on them is good for the price, and according to my partner the mic on them picks up fairly well. Their battery life can be a bit iffy, but they are quick to charge and if not being used constantly will hold a charge for a long time. If you’ve ever had problems with earbuds not fitting, that’s probably going to be your main concern. No matter what size cover I use mine will always inevitably fall out, especially if I’m walking. Over all they’re my favorite pair of wireless earbuds I’ve owned- and I’ve gone through a lot- and for $30 they’ll serve you well.

I was using some Anker Soundcore earbuds but they started connecting while inside the case. Now I'm using Nothing Ear (a) and enjoying them.

Soundcore from Anker. Mura lang pero goods na.

Apple 2nd Gen with usb-c have been my favorite. Anker Soundcore has good value. Tozo has best battery life are super loud but have pairing issues or if you have multiple of same model

I’ve been using anker soundcore and they are pretty good. Not sure on the model though. Got them on offer on Amazon.

Another vote for Anker Soundcore. Excellent value for money.

You guys gotta try earbuds from Soundcore by Anker. Best budget buds I've tried and it performs really well, and has a great sound. Great equaliser too.

anker soundcore is good.

If you're on iOS & Apple ecosystem, I love my airpods. But if you're price conscious or don't care about integration features, Anker/SoundCore has always been reliable for me.

I bought some random ones off Amazon based on the reviews. They were only £25 so thought I’d take a punt on them not really expecting them to be as good as people were saying. I also have a pair of Anker Soundcore but find the bass too light. Anyway, they are called Btootos and they are absolutely excellent for the money. They are almost as good as AirPods in terms of sound quality. Not quite but for the money I really don’t think it’s worth paying extra for the AirPods, the difference isn’t that big

I’ve really enjoyed my anker soundcores. 

Have you all looked into replacement tips from Spinfit, Sedna, Azla? Those seem like a good option as they carry lots of sizes and fit the ear better than the standard tips. (I don’t own any, I just saw them recommended on another post in the sub. It looks like SS, then S are the smallest sizes. They all have instructions on how to select your size and model). Also on Amazon there are silicone behind the neck straps that you can fit to any earbud while running/working out and later take them off when you don’t need them. I’m still deciding on a lightweight, compact, good-sounding, earbud under $100 and most of all great fitting for running. I have some Anker Soundcore that fall out of my ear easily with any of the included tips. I also have older Jabra Elite (not the active), which are more comfortable but still not great for running..

Is this the Anker Soundcore? Bought one a year ago and had it replaced for 3x already due to pairing issues.

My Anker soundcores ($50 miracles) were rock solid until December. Now they cut out all the time at the gym in the high quality mode when it gets busy. It matched the December update and when I started to see the new Apple headset marshmallows show up. Could be Apple interference or Google Standard bluetooth incompetence at this point. Very annoying.