TribitOpenGo Open-Ear Headphones, Over-Ear Earbuds, Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds, Ergonomic Ear Hooks, 104H Playtime, IPX5, Quiet Comfort, Open Ear Earphones for Sports Workout Running, BlackGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

These are open ear rather than bone conduction and I'd say they're a fair bit better, I found with bone conduction if you needed to ramp the volume up they just vibrated on your head, these Earbuds don't have that problem, music comes through clear, phone calls the same.Touch controls give a little click in your ear so there is no doubt the commands are getting through.Battery life is unbelievable, full 12hr day without disconnecting them once and they still had two bars when I put them back in the case!Comfort wise I took to them straight away, hooked them over my ears and forgot about it!Have ran in these will sunglasses on and had no issues, earbuds first then glasses and I was away...Would highly recommend these, fantastic price, good sound, good battery, good fit!What more can you ask for!?

I'm a big Tribit fan, we have 4 speakers, the original flybuds 1, the newer flybuds 3 and top end movebuds H1 all of which are great products and have been suitable for their intended purposes.I trail run and also ride my mountain bike around my local forest. I've been using my movebuds H1 for this and they are pretty much perfect, they are comfortable (I'm a full time glasses wearer), they don't move (especially only more rocky, bumpy, jumpy terrain), the sound quality is great and the app has let me customise the controls to my preference, the only thing that isn't so good is that the noise cancelling isn't that good (especially when running I still can't hear ambient sounds/others/dogs etc), and the touch controls are a bit sensitive to rain drops/wet hair, which is a bit annoying.So when Tribit announced these 'open' earbuds I was interested and wanted to give them a go. I've now been out on 4 or 5 runs up to 10 miles and here's my first thoughts...I've paid £35 (RRP £50) for a set which I think is a good price for what you get and how they perform, and it's based against my experience of our other Tribit earbuds.The charging/carry case is about twice the size of our other earbuds (no idea why?) the only difference being a digital charging display on the inside of the case instead of the external lights on our others. The stated runtime is about 13hrs which is pretty good and fine for me (see Tribit for full specs).Picking them out of the case for the first time, they feel a bit 'plasticy' and not as tactile as I'd expected, that said they are comfortable on the ear and I've found that they are better off positioned infront of glasses arms than behind them as the earpiece sits flatter in my outer ear. To start with I was a bit concerned as it seems a lot of people are that they may be a little loose when on the ear as are 'over ear' and light weight. Well they haven't budged whilst in use...running on mixed trail terrain...mud, roots, gravel, the odd stoney bit and mountain biking on forest trails...roots, stoney sections, rockier bits, fast sweeping berms and a few smaller jumps with speeds up to 20mph. I don't have any concerns at all, they are comfortable, the wind noise when riding is negligible compared to my H1s and I can happily fit them and get on with enjoying the outdoors whilst listening to my favourite tunes.They are simple to use on the go, they connect upon removing from the case and disconnect and start charging when placed back in the case (you can use them individually , just leave the other in the case). Controling them is simple, just tap the earpieces as per the instructions, you get a plasticy click (H1s you get a nice bleep) as the tap confirmation. You can connect them to the Tribit app where you can select your preferred sound mode preset (this is not as extensive as the H1s) but there's a custom set up too, so you can find tune if you want. They only have one control set up (H1s you can choose from 4) but this happens to be the one I use on my H1s and I think it's the simplest and best of the lot...so I'm happy.Sound quality is pretty good, I'm no expert and I'm not that fussy...though I do like a fuller sound, nice bass and nice vocals...and I'm happy with sound provided. The thing I really like is that I can hear what's going on around me exceptionally clearly, even at higher volumes. I can hear approaching bikes, dogs, cars pulling out of drives etc and I feel a lot more comfortable out running because of this. The difference between wearing these and my H1s is like night and day when it comes to ambient sounds, okay sound the sound quality is not the same but it's more than good enough. My wife has started to run, and we go out together, our 'conversations' tended to be more like shouting matches, with these I don't shout, she did (she's been wearing her flybuds 3) until she borrowed mine today and she was like 'wow' I can hear everything, talk without shouting and still enjoy my music without having to turn it down/off. My wife doesn't impress easily and sometimes takes a lot of convincing, but following today's trial she's ordered her own pair.So if you are after a light weight, set of sweat/water proof open ear buds that offer great situational awareness and good sound from an established company who make some exceptionally good sound products, at a price that doesn't cost the earth, then I'd certainly recommend checking these out.

Very comfortable, great sound. I wear with glasses too, and have no issues with them.

Sound was good. But basically I just found them uncomfortable.

The earbuds did not have the protective paper on them so had they been sent back before. There was no adjustment so did not fit into the ear properly.When listening to a video the other people in the room could hear the words and the words were not synchronised.In addition when returning them it said they would only refund £4.50 postage I did not realise they were being returned to Europe so cost me over £10.

It doesn't fit you're ear very well,as there is no adjustment. So would not recommend it. Battery life is good

SummaryNot a lover of open ear headphones, but these really surprised me.Set upVery easy using the free to download app. I had them working on my phone within a minute or two. The app is very good and typical of much higher priced headphones.Sound QualityOpen ear headphones will never be 'as good' for music quality as closed as they cannot provide the isolation and close - coupling to my ear drums compared to inserted buds. However, these are the best cheaper-range open ear phones that I have tried. I have had much more expensive ones too.Tones - Freq'sLows are vague, but audible. Mids are fair and highs are a little feeble, but this is typical of open ear phones in general. I fiddled with the app a maximised the sound quality and in the end I was quite pleased with the result across many genres of music.Phone callsThey work with little fuss.Charging casePhenomenal 104Hrs playing time claimed from the manufacturers and in general I am not surprised. I was listening to them all day and only used 15% of charge (starting at 100%). The case is practical with the size of the phones and charging the phones starts immediately after insertion into the case.ComfortI forgot I was wearing them after a few mins - this demonstrates positively how comfortable they are to me. I also used them for cycling and found them to be very secure even over the bumpy UK roads.Value for moneyAt £50 with "30%" voucher at the time of this review - they are a bargain for me.

These are good. But the anker soundcore V20i is more comfortable for me and the sound quality is comparable.One positive about the tribit is that no app is needed. And battery life is epic howeverI found the tribits made my ears uncomfortable for long use. The ankers do not have this problem I forget they are on, however they have a stupid app and i don't think thr battery is as strong.