Open-Ear Wireless Earphones with LED Battery Display
Open-ear earphones that sit over the ear, so your ear canal stays open for the whole run, commute or call. The transparent case shows an LED battery display, and the numbers on the packaging point to about 20 hours of playback.
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Open-ear earphones that sit over the ear, so your ear canal stays open for the whole run, commute or call. The transparent case shows an LED battery display, and the numbers on the packaging point to about 20 hours of playback.
Open-ear comfort with a transparent case, LED battery display and about 20 hours of playback
- in-ear discomfort during long wear
- not knowing remaining battery
- staying aware of surroundings while listening
- charging life between sessions
Earphones that leave your ears open to the world
Stop wincing through every run with buds jammed in your canal. Z68 Pro hooks off the ear, lasts about 20 hours, and shows its battery on a transparent case.
Comfort that lets your ears breathe

Ear hook keeps your canal free
The hook rests over the ear instead of sealing the canal, so there is no plug to press on for an hour. Long sessions stop hurting because nothing is pushing inward. You also keep hearing traffic, footsteps and people talking to you, which matters on a busy path or a crowded platform.

A battery you can read
The LED digital display on the case shows battery level at a glance. About 20 hours of music or call time and 800 hours of standby are the numbers printed on the packaging. You see the charge before you leave, with no app to open and no guessing halfway through a run.

Transparent case, visible engineering
The teardrop case is see-through, so the internal circuit board is part of the look rather than hidden inside plastic. The champagne beige earhooks and amber-tinted shell give it a warm, tech-forward finish. It charges over a standard USB-C cable.
What arrives in the box
- Open-ear earphones (pair)×1
Champagne beige earhooks with touch panel
- Transparent charging case×1
Teardrop shell with LED battery display
- USB-C charging cable×1
Charges the case
Sore ears and a case you can't read
The ache after mile five
Sealed buds work by plugging the canal, and after thirty or forty minutes that plug starts to throb. You adjust, you tug, you tell yourself one more song. By the end of a long run the ears feel hot and tender, and the thing you were enjoying has become something you endure.
The dead case at the worst moment
Nothing tells you the charge is low until the earbud quietly drops out mid-chorus. Most cases give no warning at all, and checking an app is one more thing to do before you leave the door. Guessing has cost you songs, calls and time you did not plan to lose.
Open ears, visible charge
The Z68 Pro rests on the ear, so the canal stays free and you can hear the street, the train announcement or the car behind you. The case is see-through, so the circuit board and the LED battery display are right there. Look before you leave and you know how much time you have. For more open-ear options, browse hanging ear earphones.
What to expect over time
- First useGet the fit right
Adjust the hook until the earpiece sits off the canal. Most people settle it within a few wears, though it can take a couple of tries.
- 3 usesLearn the touch controls
The touch panel responds to taps on the carbon-fiber surface. A few practice sessions are enough to find the gestures you use most.
- 30 daysThe charge habit sticks
Glancing at the LED display before you head out becomes routine, so a dead case stops catching you mid-commute.
Open ears versus sealed earbuds
| Z68 Pro | Sealed in-ear buds | |
|---|---|---|
| Sits off the ear canal | — | |
| Battery level readable on the case | — | |
| Hear surroundings while listening | — | |
| Full outside-noise blocking | — |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The hook grips over the ear rather than inside the canal, so there is no seal to lose under sweat. Sweat resistance is not stated on the packaging, so rinse them gently after a sweaty session and let them dry before the next charge.
The hook is designed to rest over the top of the ear and sit the earpiece beside the canal. Most people settle the fit within a few wears, and it can take a couple of adjustments to find the right angle for your ear.
Open-ear speakers do not seal the canal, so outside noise comes through and bass feels lighter than in-ear buds. You trade isolation for comfort and awareness. If you need full quiet on a plane or a loud street, sealed buds are the better pick.
Yes. The LED digital display on the transparent case shows the battery level, so you can check the charge with a glance before a workout or a commute.
The case is built from plastic with a glossy, translucent finish, the same material that makes the circuit board visible. Carry it in a pocket or bag the way you would any charging case, and keep the cable in the box for the trip.
You pay for the open-ear design, the visible LED battery read-out and the champagne and amber finish. If you run or commute most days, one pair replaces the cycle of sore ears and dead cases, and that is the value to weigh against a cheaper pair you will abandon by winter.
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