Open-Ear Bluetooth 5.4 Headphones for Running & Sports
Open-ear headphones that hook over the ear and leave the canal free. Long runs and commutes feel lighter, and you still hear traffic, announcements and people around you. A charging case with an LED display shows battery level before you head out.
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Open-ear headphones that hook over the ear and leave the canal free. Long runs and commutes feel lighter, and you still hear traffic, announcements and people around you. A charging case with an LED display shows battery level before you head out.
Open-ear comfort with immersive 3D surround sound that never sits in the ear canal
- ear discomfort during long wear
- need to hear surroundings while listening
- sweat during sports
- bulky in-ear fit
Hear your music and the street, never sealed in
Tired of in-ear buds that ache and muffle the world? Ear hooks rest over your ears, so your canal stays open and your workout stays comfortable.
Open ears. Music that stays outside.

Hooks that never seal your ear
The hooks curve over the ear rather than into it, so nothing presses on the canal. Wear them through a 40 minute run or a full workday and the ear stays unbothered. If you are comparing styles, browse our wireless earbuds range.

Hear the street while you listen
With the canal open, ambient sound reaches you during runs and commutes. Traffic, cyclists, bus announcements and a friend calling your name all come through while your music keeps playing. Keep the volume moderate and the sound stays in your ears.

Bluetooth 5.4 and 360 stereo
Bluetooth 5.4 links the pair to your phone, and the ACS 360 Air Conduction Stereo system spreads the sound around you. The touch control handles play, pause and calls without reaching for your phone. The LED display on the charging case shows battery level before you head out.
Pair and wear them in minutes
- 1Open the case
The cream-beige case lifts open on a soft lid. The gold hooks sit in their seats, clean and ready to pair.
- 2Check the LED display
The small digital display on the case shows battery level. Glance at it before you leave so you know what is left.
- 3Hang the hooks over your ears
The hooks curve over the ear rather than into it. Adjust until the speaker sits just ahead of the ear canal and the fit feels secure while you move.
- 4Tap to pair
Use the touch control to pair with your phone. Set the volume to a moderate level so you can still hear the street.
What arrives in the box
- Open-ear wireless earbuds×2
Champagne gold ear hooks with touch control
- Charging case×1
Soft matte cream-beige case with LED battery display
Ears free, music still full

The ache after forty minutes
You know the feeling. Forty minutes into a run, the in-ear tips start to press, the sweat loosens them, and you reach up to reseat them for the third time. The pain is small but constant, and it makes you dread the next session.

The sound you stop hearing
Sealed buds cut the world off. A bus pulling up, a cyclist behind you, a coach calling your split: all of it disappears under the music. Staying safe on a busy road should not depend on pulling one earbud out.

Ears free, music still full
The ear hooks rest over the ear instead of inside it. Your canal stays open, the speaker sits close enough to carry the music, and the street stays audible underneath it. Long sessions feel light, and you still hear what is coming.
What to expect over the first month
- First useFinding your fit
The hooks may feel unfamiliar for a few minutes. Adjust them until the speaker sits near the ear and the pair stays put while you move.
- 3 usesGetting used to open sound
Your ears learn to take in music and surroundings together. Bass sounds lighter than sealed buds, which is how open designs work.
- 30 daysPart of your routine
Most owners reach for these on runs and commutes without thinking. Wipe the hooks and grille after sweaty sessions to keep them performing well.
Wipe them down after sweaty sessions
- Wipe after sweat
Dry the hooks and grille with a soft cloth after every hard session.
- Dry before storing
Close the case only once the pair is fully dry, so moisture does not sit against the battery contacts.
- Keep the case cool
Store the case somewhere dry, away from direct heat in a parked car.
Open ears versus sealed buds
| Open-ear hooks | Sealed in-ear sport buds | |
|---|---|---|
| Ear canal contact | No | Yes |
| Hear traffic while listening | Yes | Partial |
| Pressure after long wear | Low | Builds over time |
| Deep bass and noise isolation | Lighter bass | Yes |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
At moderate volume, the sound stays close to your ears. Open designs leak more than sealed buds, so keep the volume where you can still hear the street. At full volume, people within arm's reach may catch some of it.
The ear hooks sit over the ear and hold through running, cycling and circuit classes. The fit does not depend on a seal, so sweat does not push them out of position the way it can with in-ear tips.
The pair carries a sweat and waterproof rating on the packaging. Wipe the hooks and grille dry after a hard session and close the case only once the pair is dry.
Bass is lighter than sealed in-ear buds, and noise isolation is minimal. In return, you hear traffic, voices and station announcements while the music plays. If you want deep bass or a quiet cabin, sealed buds still win. If you want comfort and awareness, these are built for that.
One pair covers runs, commutes and calls, so you do not need a separate pair for each job. Many people keep their sealed buds for the gym and reach for these on the road, which keeps the cost of a second pair to a single purchase.
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