Baseus - Bass BC1 Open-Ear TWS Earbuds

I agree with other comments that you really can’t hear anything if there’s any bit of traffic, so if you do any road/city running then I don’t recommend this. I got Baseus BC1 which are cheap and clip on your ear. You can hear surrounding noise but also the music super well.

I just returned the Baseus Bass BC1, and I may get them again. I returned them to get the MC1 Pro, but those hurt my ears as they were too tight. The BC1 fit me perfectly, and were very comfortable. they had decent call quality and sounded good. I would go with them!! I may end up getting them again!

Just got the newly released Baseus Bass BC1 and I'm impressed so far. Better bass and frequency response than others of this type that I've used. Smooth switching between devices.Bluetooth 6.0. Intro specials are out there.

I was using the tozo open earrings for a few months every since flossy Carter recommended them. Well I lost those last week and picked up the baseus open earrings on sale for $29. And let me just say at under $30, these are an absolute steal. If you haven't tried these magnetic open earrings yet, I'd highly recommend them. They won't have noise cancellation because they don't do in your ear but they also will NEVER fall out your ear. For reference I currently have Galaxy buds fe, Galaxy buds pro 3s, just sold the Galaxy buds 3 (non pro), and beats studio buds. The baseus open earrings are the most comfortable for extended listening but have never come out while working out, cleaning the house, etc. The other 3 would constantly slip out. Even with the azla tips my buds pro 3s started to slip. I definitely think the earrings are going to be the future of mainstream earphones once popular brands catch on.

These are the baseus bc1 model. Ik they have an mc1 that's $50 and probably other models too. I believe the bc1 is the cheapest which is the one I have.

I have both (tozo on left and baseus on right). Baseus is more comfortable.

TY! Baseus arriving tomorrow per your rec!

I really like the fact that with this style you can hear also what's going on around you. Fit my lifestyle so much better without a hassle! Plus I've had Baseus earbuds before and I wasn't disappointed with quality at all, just finally admitted the pods I was trying just didn't fit my ears, lol

Got em on sale. The design is neat and the physical button is a godsend. However, they *are* cheap and the sound quality leaves much to be desired. Compared to the Bose QuietComfort II, though, they have no connection issues so far which is a big plus. The Baseus is not very loud, which is pretty detrimental considering its design. For any place with decent background noise, I would vastly prefer something in-ear. While they are pretty comfortable, shifts in position will lead to a drastic decrease in performance as the speaker no long aligns with your ear canal, so when I adjust them, I have to fiddle with them for a bit until the sound is passable again.

Go for open ear like [this from Baseus](https://s.shopee.ph/2B0m69dru4) para aware ka parin sa surroundings mo

If you feel disconnected with in-ears, open-ear earbuds like the Baseus pair make daily use way more natural since they let ambient sound in without killing music quality, and $39.49 is a fair price because Baseus models usually have decent battery life, comfortable fit, and clear enough audio for casual listening.