MonsterOpen Ear AC210 Headphones, Bluetooth 5.4 Earphones Stereo Sound, Wireless Headphones 30 Hours Playback, Type-C Charging, HD Clear Calls, Touch Control, IPX5 Waterproof Open Ear Earbuds,White

I love these for use at work with my computer; primarily use for conference calls so the thin ish, treble sounds don’t bother me as they might of if I wanted rich bass in music. Love the “ear feel” insofar as I forget I am wearing them. Also a big fan of over ear so that I am aware of other ambient noise around me…keeps my own voice level a bit more low key. Also a big fan of battery life as I spend 6-8 hours of my day on calls and these handle the load without a recharge.

These are fantastic head phones. I get ear infections easily so I need over the ear as opposed to inside the ear. These rest comfortably over the ear are very light weight and the sound quality is amazing. Bluetooth calls would be the only draw back because the person on the other end says they have trouble hearing me. I don't use it for that purpose however so I won't be removing a star.

The MONSTER MH11901 wireless/Bluetooth 5.0 earbuds are pretty damn great. After doing exhaustive research online, trying to find the best bang for my buck ($60.00 is a pretty great price for what you get), reading countless customer reviews, perusing many consumer review websites, I finally settled on these and thought I'd give them a try, as they had the most reasonable price, had better than average ratings and generally got the brunt of the most positive reviews. I was not disappointed.Coming in a sleak, stylish black snap-case (which doubles as a charger), the handsome, low-profile buds light up in red indicator lights (with a white LED light meter on the front, that tells you how much charge they have left - they nest in there to turn off/charge when not using) when you open it up and right when you pull them out, and a spoken notification lets you know they're on. As soon as you initially pair them with your device, they will then automatically pair with your device every time you subsequently get them out (as long as your BlueTooth function is turned on). You pop them in, gently twisting them into your ear canal, then rolling them forward so the flanged rim can rest snugly in the fold of your earlobe. Once you affix the provided (of three sizes: Small, Med., Lg.) silicone ear canal tips to your size, they very comfortably fit and do not wobble, wiggle or pop out.The sound on these is surprisingly good. Well-balanced and clear and with lots of nice, well-rounded definition (not overly bassy or boomy - If one requires more bass, you might adjust your device's settings, but these come in a relatively "nominal" sonic setting). They also give a nice, tight, comfortable seal, so they close out any outside, unwanted noise. There is no built-in volume control, so you need to use your device's volume control. Each bud has an "On/Off"-button you can press that, near as I can tell, only stops/starts songs and ostensibly ends calls. They don't appear to have any type of index advancing function.As far as the phone function goes, you can use them, though testing this function, my partner told me the sound of my voice was rather tinny through the built-in mic, and had a slight echo/reverberation to it. As far as listening to calls when you're wearing them, because the seal is so good (and the phone's mic doesn't capture your voice), your voice booms through your own head, sounding not all that pleasant and very muffled. Because of this, I'll likely not be using them on phone calls intentionally. I mostly wanted these for listening to music/podcasts on my bike rides, and for that, they're perfect.As far as battery goes, I've yet to really tax them on a long ride, but I rode home the other day for about an hour and they were fine and still seemed to have plenty of charge when I got home.Their range is VERY good, as I walked about thirty feet from my phone and they were still coming in, loud and clear and from around walls & closed doors.My *only* real issue with these (and is why I won't give them a solid five stars) is the pairing. It's already started being flaky; When I pull them out of the case and stick them in my ears, they power up - usually together, though sometimes only one turns on - and they *don't always pair right away*. The fix is to just momentarily stick them back into their case for a second, wait until the red lights turn on, then pop them right back in, at which time they turn on and pair immediately. That's a tiny glitch, and not enough for me to damn and decry them as "garbage" and return them to Amazon. It's a little issue the Monster folks need to work out. It's just a little annoying, is all.But, overall, for your money, what you get is pretty great. After years of cheaper, sketchier, more unreliable Bluetooth earphones/buds, it's nice to have something that works well, is cordless, stays in place/are comfortable and sound really great. I'm definitely happy with my purchase.

This item is quite inexpensive, and works very well. First the earphones pair very well, connect immediately, and hold the connection. I can walk throughout my house without being disconnected from my phone. For phone calls the connection again is good, I am told I can be heard clearly however a little distant. For me that is fine, and I can hear the caller perfectly. The headphones turn off automatically when placed in the charging case, turn on automatically when removed, they also connect immediately to the last connection. Very nice overall product, does feel a little light so I would question it's durability, especially if you are very hard on this type of item. For me that is not an issue, so I would certainly recommend.

I bought these to replace some cheap set I got at prime day 2020 (for around 10$).Overall I'm satisfied, but have noticed these problems:#### Case doesn't snap shut and also opens rather easlyThis means every minor case-drop will probably lead to your earbuds being all over the place.#### No power off other than laying them back in caseThis is not a biggie but it'd be nice to be able to power an Earbud off even if the case is not accessible (in a bag for example)#### It's too easy to disconnect a call with the side buttonsI found this happening too often when I adjust the earbud slightly and also while, out of habit, trying to increase the volume (double click on right earbud)#### "pairing" / "connected" announcement too fastWhen taking the earbud out of the case, It connects very fast to the phone, and announces so in the earbud before I even manage to put it in my ear.But then it still takes another 2-3 seconds until the sound output from the phone is directed to the earbuds.This leads to a couple of secons of annoying uncertainty: are they connected or not?## What I liked:The sound quality is great for music and calls.There is some extra "bass" but it's not anywhere close to what the bass lovers want.For me it's fine because I prefer mids and trebles to overtake the bass (also better for calls).The mic is excellent for calls, also when using just 1 earbud.This was a great imrovement over the mics on my cheap earbuds set (which is btw also a 5 star product on amazon). Finally my voice was crystal clear on the other side.Small enough case that fits in the pocket easily and provides good enough battery life.Good fit in ear + extra pieces for gym fit (not tested yet in action, but they also feel good).All in all I think these earbuds are a good bang for your buck.If they get a second version with improvements to the case problems I'd be delighted to get it.-------- edit after around 1 year of usagemic is terrible outdoors. no one can hear me well. only works ok indoors