Customer Ratings & Reviews

I really like the open-ear concept of these headphones because it allows me to stay aware of my surroundings, which is great for outdoor activities or when I’m commuting. The standout feature for me is the AI translation, which works surprisingly well—definitely a unique selling point and something I haven't seen in other headphones. However, beyond that, I’m not as impressed. The sound quality isn’t as rich or immersive as I’d like, and the overall fit feels a bit awkward at times, even with the adjustable ear hooks. The bass is lacking, and they don’t quite compare to my primary pair of Beats. Would I purchase these again? Probably not, but I do keep them as a backup option for when my Beats run out of battery. They’re fine for casual use, but they don’t quite measure up to my main headphones in terms of sound and comfort.

The Anker Aerofit 2 by Soundcore are open-ear headphones designed with soft materials for all-day comfort. These are worn over the ear for a pressure-free fit and feature 4-level adjustable hooks. At 10 grams, they're lightweight and fit 99% of all ear shapes and sizes. Since they tilt downward over the ear, they're also perfect for people who wear glasses. Since the "hook" portion fits over the ear canal, it's about 5mm closer to the ear than most ear buds creating a deeper bass sound. They offer 20mm x 11.5 mm "racetrack" shaped drivers for deep bass and clear mids/treble. Phone calls are easily answered with a double-tap and with 4 built-in microphones, conversations are crystal clear. Although they can be charged with any USBC cable, they can also be charged wirelessly by placing them on your wireless charging pad. A quick 10 minute charge can last up to 4 hours, and a single charge can provide music for up to 10 hours. The case provides additional power and can keep them charged up to 42 hours. The most incredible part about them is the AI Translation of more than 100 languages through the App, almost instantly, with high accuracy. If you've struggled with ear buds that won't stay in your ears, you've got to try these. They're so comfortable, sound great, and stay on your ears!

One of the best open headphones I have owned! Get these headphones now!

Headphones work great, so long as you don't sweat a lot. The moment these get sweat around them you can't hear anything. Great sound quality for relaxed workouts or daily use. Not recommended for intense workouts

I would give a 5 star rating but unfortunately the right side stopped working already and I haven't had them long. Other than that they are awesome.

Great product. 100% recommend to anyone looking to get this product!

Sometimes no noise cancellation is available. However, they are light weight and phone conversations are heard ok.

Not bad on hearing surrounding sounds . But connects sometimes when in pocket

Music is excellent but phone quality during a call is terrible

These are amazing. Never heard of them but needed some open run style headphones, I absolutely love these

It's worth buying these open ear headphones. I am pleased with this product.

I am very well impressed by the the quality of this product.

The Soundcore AeroFit 2 is an open-ear wireless headphone. I was excited to get them and use them as soon as they arrived. The functions are similar to any wireless earbud, but for comfort for myself they are above and beyond. I like the design, especially for my ears. I have a very hard time with any type of earbud that you have to insert into your ear. My ear canal is made much smaller than normal, most don't fit me correctly and many times only cause me pain. I can put them in only to find they are uncomfortable after only 20 minutes most times they fall out of my ears because I cannot get them to stay in correctly. Trying these for the first time was awesome. No pain and I wore them for 2 hours and didn't even realize they were on my ears. The earbuds do not get shoved into our ear canals, so it's much more comfortable for me. When I walk, I want to be able to hear the traffic. The earbuds sit comfortably on my ears and hook over them. I use them to listen to music for my walks, while cleaning at home or a passenger in a vehicle as well. To maintain them, you are supposed to wipe them clean each time. I think that is probably a very smart thing to do. I just use a dry cloth, I am not playing in dirt so they have no dirt coming off of them. I make sure to keep them in the case as soon as I am done with them so that I can keep track of them. I think Soundcore made a great set of Earbuds and I am very happy with them. I recommend these for comfort and quality.

In the box are the instructions, the headphones, and a USB-C cord (no charging brick included). First Impression - These headphones are good for someone who is transitioning from using over the head—to inner ears. Comfort - The fit of the headphones takes a bit to get used too. Do note if you wear glasses you may have to spend extra time adjusting them so that your glasses and the headphones can fit around your ear. But once you get them on, they will not come off no matter how much you shake your head or move your body. The inner ear part has 3 different angles that you can adjust to fit your level of comfort. Tech - There is a tap feature (Tap the right ear twice to pause, Tap the left ear twice to skip), which I normally don’t like in headphones, but in these it’s nice because it isn’t super sensitive to touch. So you can wear your hair down without having to worry about it skipping or pausing your music. Setup - The set up is super simple, no app required. Just open the headphone case near the device and the Bluetooth notification shows up immediately. Even after you connect, as soon as you open the headphone case it connects to your device simultaneously! Battery Life - These headphones live up to the battery life, straight out of the box they lasted about 6 hours until I had to charge them again. But once I charged them it’s been well over 11 hours and I still haven’t had to charge them yet. The charging case is bigger than your usual size of earbuds case, but it’s still not massive enough to tell a difference. The charging case also lights up as soon as you open it. The mic on these are actually really good. You can take calls through these comfortably. Sound - The sound is really good, loud and clear, has good bass for them to be in/on ears—they’re definitely studio quality. Although they’re not meant to be noise canceling so you will still be able to hear outside noise even if you turn them up all the way. But with that being said, they’re also really good about escaping sounds. If the headphones are sitting in your ears correctly, even when turned up all the way others will not be able to hear anything that you’re listening too. Overall these are a good pair of headphones, the only thing I that I wished they had was noise cancellation! I would recommend these to friends and family and I would purchase again.

Soundcore Aerofit2 are a real surprise in the earbud market. At the price point they are a really breath of fresh air. They are very comfortable with the ear loops to wear all day. They boast 10 hours play time without a charge and I can confirm this is indeed the case. I can wear them all day at work without ever thinking about battery life. The open design of the earbuds is fantastic for listening and interacting with people. They also adjust a bit to fit your ear design since we are all a little different. The case is a wireless charge capable or USB-C as expected and works really well. Can easily get over 24 hrs listening time when combining the initial earbud charge with the case. Sound quality is really good for open design, I also use them for zoom calls and people tell me that I sound nice and clear. The mobile app lets you customize some button taps and see battery life the usual suspects here. They came with the most recent up to date firmware which is appreciated. I'm really blown away with these for the price point, I was not expecting to love them but I really do and they are my main pair that I wear everyday now. If you want an open type of earbud give these a try!

Anker AeroFit2 Open Ear headphones come with a integrated charging case which stores the heaphones and charges them. The base is wireless charging as well, and the earphones are held in magnetically. The headphones are rated at 2hrs and look like 2 jelly beans connected by a stalk. One part goes behind the ear, and the other sits outside the ear. They are very comfortable, and for someone who is not a fan of in the ear headphones, these feel excellent. Very light, comfortable and stable. They do not feel like they will easily fall off. They sit outside the ear so you can still hear most backgound noise including being called! The sound quality is awesome and has great natural sound. Base is decent, but mids really shine. For those who like vocals, these are perfect. Using the headphone for phone calls is also excellent. I did find in very noisy enviroments, they do not preform like inear earbuds but that is to be expected because they are 'open ear' and sit outside the ear. Battery life is decent, at about 2.5 hrs, which isn't great but acceptable. All in all these are very nicely designed, especially for the cost. They preform excellently and with comfort.

The Good • Super lightweight and easy to forget you’re even wearing them, which makes them great for long listening sessions or workouts. • The open-ear design with adjustable ear hooks feels really comfortable, and they stay secure without pressing down on your ears. • Battery life is solid — you can get through a workday or a couple of gym sessions without worrying about charging. • Call quality is surprisingly clear, both on your end and for whoever’s listening, even in busier environments. • Price point is reasonable compared to other open-ear options, making them approachable if you’re curious about this style. The Bad • Sound quality leaves something to be desired — bass is a bit weak and overall detail isn’t super crisp. • Volume can feel lower than expected, especially in noisy settings. This probably has more to do with the fit: since the speakers don’t always sit in the “sweet spot” against your ear, you lose some clarity and punch. • Not the best choice if you want immersive music quality; these lean more toward casual use and convenience. Overall For the price, the AeroFit 2 headphones get the job done. They’re lightweight, comfortable, and reliable for calls or casual listening. They aren’t meant to blow you away with booming bass or rich, immersive sound, but they make up for that with comfort, practicality, and long battery life. If you’re looking for an affordable set of open-ear headphones that can handle daily use without fuss, these are a solid option. Just know that if audio quality is your top priority, there are definitely better sounding alternatives worth considering. 4 stars.

AirPods need more little work on the left side works but the right side doesn’t

If you're looking for a an earbud set for the gym or while hiking, seriously consider the Anker Soundcore AeroFit 2 Open Earphones. These earbuds park in your ear but do not go intside, so you are still aware of ourside noises (trucks, busses, etc.). They do not provide a solid inside the ear contact like most noise cancelling ones do. With that caveat, don't expect great audio. Instead you will hear solid midrange sound. Pairing this earbuds was a simple task: just open the case and go to your phone's Bluetooth connection and await for pairing in a a few seconds. It's that simple! These earbuds provide 11 hours of continuous use with battery life at 32 hours. Like other earbuds, they offer several play/pause options just by pressing on the earbud itself. While most in-your-ear buds offer several adapters to seal the buds to your ear, instead these over-the-ear buds offer a flexible bar on the bud itself. With this earbud, you can adjust the contact with your outer ear for best sound by physically bending the bar. As noted earlier, expect great midlevel sound due to the design of these earbuds. For the price of these earbuds, you definitely will not be disappointed.

I really like the Soundcore Aerofit 2 earbuds. I tend to have a preference for full over the ear headphones as a matter of comfort. But it’s not always convenient, comfortable, or desirable to use full over the ear headphones, like when I’m working out or doing yard work. This is when the Soundcore Aerofit 2 earbuds are great. They don’t fit into the ear canal. They hook over the top of your ear and sit just outside of your ear canal. I was initially a bit concerned about how comfortable they would be, but they are actually very comfortable to wear, even for long periods of time. They sit very securely in my ears and don’t ever feel like they are falling out, even when working out. The hooks over the ear do not interfere with my glasses or sunglasses at all. Since the earbuds don’t cover your ear canal, you still have full sound transparency, which is good for situations when you still want or need awareness of what’s going on around you, like at work or at the gym. On top of all that, they sound great too. The earbuds do come with a Soundcore app, but the app is not necessary to connect to a device or use them and you are not required to create a Soundcore account either. The app does allow you to wirelessly update the firmware for the earbuds. The app also allows you to adjust the equalizer settings (I prefer the bass booster setting for music and the Soundcore signature for podcasts). You can also customize the manual controls for the earbuds with the app, such as double tap on the left to advance to the next track or triple tap to go back to the previous track. Additionally, the app gives access to the device manuals. Battery life is good, I haven’t even come close to exhausting the batteries. They come with a nice, palm-sized usb charging case that the earbuds magnetically click into and it fits easily into a pocket. Overall, the Soundcore Aerofit 2 earbuds sound great and are very comfortable to use, especially for working out and doing yard work.