Belkin SoundForm ClearFit Open-Ear Headphones, lightweight wireless earphones with ENC, Bluetooth earbuds with ear hooks, clear calls, 26H playtime, IPX5 running and gym headphones for sports - Black

Tried different brands of conductive headphones. They we either too expensive or the sound quality wasn't good enough. This Belkin headphones match really good quality of sound with good price. They are really cknfunon the ears. Been running with this for weeks now they work as a treat

Bought these because they were cheap and to try something a bit different when running. Some context - very regular runner, who has been wearing Shokz / Aftershokz bone conduction headphones for about 4 years.So what of these? Sound quality is pretty good. Definitely a step up from the Shokz, and with more bass. But don't compare them to something that goes in ear, or that covers the ears completely. Sound quality is not where these are meant to excel. They're open ear so that you can still hear your surroundings. They do that very well, and better than Shokz. Some sound leakage, but that's to be expected given the design - and if I was on public transport I'd wear something designed to cut out external noise, not let it in!Fit is pretty good, but I've knocked off a mark here. My ears are normal sized, normal shaped, and (as far as I know) symmetrical. One of them fits very securely, and the other just feels a little loose. Not sure why, and it hasn't felt like there's any danger of it falling off, even during a fairly hard sprint session. It just feels a bit less secure!Comfort is good. Longest run wearing them so far has been about 55 minutes, but no irritation or discomfort and no real movement, despite my misgivings above.Those touch buttons will only ever be an annoyance. The most positive part is that you'll likely have to do little or no adjustment once you've got these on your ears, so shouldn't touch them by accident.Finally - ease of use. Tick in that box! Take out of the case, search for them on your phone (mine is a Google Pixel), and pair them. No third party apps etc needed. I've not tested the multi point connectivity, but it's a good thing to have at a low price point.Would I recommend? Actually yes, if you've similar requirements to me. Good quality at a good price from a reputable brand, albeit one that is yet to establish itself in audio equipment.

Amazing quality for the price. Really good sound and so easy to use, literally just pull them out of the charging case and they switch on and play music from my phone. They last ages between charges too. Most importantly they stay put when I’m on the treadmill.

The definition of average. Sound quality is meh, not awful, but not enjoyable either. The worst part is the fit: there's no way to adjust or secure them, so they sort of bubble awkwardly around the ear and eventually fall off if running or walking briskly. Incredibly frustrating. Honestly, so uninspiring I didn’t even have the energy to return them. I just binned them. Save your money.

Loved the design but even though I have small ear lobes, I found that with my spectacles and long hair, the open ear phones kept falling off. Shame, as it is very reasonably priced for a well known provider of quality budget tech.

Easy to set up, good connectivity, good quality audio playback, nice fitOnly slight negative are the touch-sensitive controls on the headphones - too sensitive (very easy to accidentally pause or change track when you’re trying to say readjust the position)Otherwise, recommended

Excellent sound even in one ear. Comfortable to use, does not need to be pushed into the ear! Easy to charge using the given USB connection.

Good quality sound, clips on well, doesn't go in the ear which takes some getting used too but is probably better for eardrums. Battery life is decent and the pause/play function is good if a bit overly sensitive. Not as loud as I'd like wanted it for audiobooks as I run, so sometimes have to rewind, but they don’t fall out, which is good.