Avantree Resolve –3.5mm AUX Wired Open-Ear Earbuds w/Mic & Over-Ear Hook

These are my absolute favorite for general computer use and even gaming! I have very particular criteria for headphones and these check every box for me. Yours might be different, but I’ll list mine in case it helps. 1. I have small ears so in-ear headphones/earbuds hardly EVER work for me. These go around the ear/rests gently (and lightly!) over them so it fits perfect and is easy to adjust. 2. I very easily get pain or headaches from tension on my ears or head (why I generally can’t wear any over the ear headphones either), but these don’t bother me at all even with extended wear. I once wore them for 10+ hrs straight and had no issues! The only time I start to feel any strain is when there’s something pulling on the cord for a while or if I don’t use the clip to help relieve the weight of the cord hanging down. Other than that, I seriously forget they’re there! Truly a miracle for me. 3. I need to hear my surroundings. These are perfect for that without too much sacrifice on sound quality. Are these going to be the best sounding headphones on the market ever? Definitely not. But I think they sound fantastic, much better than other headphones I’ve had, and they’re good enough that I can even hear those light directional footsteps when playing Escape from Tarkov. iykyk 4. I need to be able to wear them with glasses. They do this no problem with no issues with tension. I do find putting the headphones on first before putting glasses on helps them feel and sit better. So those were my mandatory criteria which they meet flawlessly, then they have added bonuses on top of that. Pros: overall quality, price, volume control, durability (had them about a year now with long daily use and they’re still like new), clarity in sound and mic are all fantastic. I’m very pleasantly surprised with all of those. I didn’t care about the little added clip on the cord at first, but came to really appreciate that as well. The cord is a good length too, not too long or short, doesn’t get tangled too easily, and it fits in a standard headphone jack (and splitter if you need to separately plug in the mic). No static or cracks at all even when yanking the cord around. The headphones also have a lovely and stylish design on top of everything else, and they don’t look weird on small ears/heads! Cons: The only thing more I personally could want from these is a mute button on the cord, but it mutes from the computer or program you’re using just fine, so that’s really not an issue. Also, if you’re an audiophile, the sound quality will not live up, but it’s good enough for regular people/use or for those who are looking for certain criteria (comfort!) over sound quality. Overall: I love the daylights out of these headphones! I’ve tried dozens of all kinds of headphones and these are the absolute Goldilocks for me. If you’re on the fence and not looking for the best but decent sound quality, I 1000% recommend giving them a try! Edit: Had these about two years now and they’re still my favorite, use them everyday and they’re just like new (even with yanks when going to walk away and forgetting they were still on my head and accidentally rolling over the cord with my chair). The only problem I’ve noticed is the microphone quality can vary depending on the program I’m using. They worked for video calls on things like Skype but they sound horrible for calls on Discord. Don’t know why. But I didn’t get these for the mic anyway and I still love everything else about them! I’ll probably get another pair for backup.

TLDR: For the price these are great if you need open ear head phones. First off these are open ear headphones, they DO NOT isolate sound (its actually one of their selling points) making it useful if you need to keep an ear out for office phones, door bells, or kids. The sound quality is nothing to write home about but they're inexpensive. The real boon here is the comfort, I sit at a computer basically all day for work, the the rest of the day for games. so wearing head phones all day can really build up moisture. My dad had problems with fungal growth from wearing earplugs in a machining shop all day, so I figure I need to make sure I have circulation in my ear. I wear these while at work listening to audio books or podcasts and sometimes music. The quality is less than something like Raycons for low and mid register but for back ground podcasts and audio books its great. I probably wouldn't use them for video games. So until Valve gets off their behinds and makes the Hummingbirds available for purchase (they wont) these will work perfectly for most of my use cases.

I use these for talking to my fiance. My fiance is in the Philippines and while we are waiting for her visa to be approved we talk on the phone every day. My phone has a lousy mic so I was using ear buds to talk with her so that she could hear me better but it is super annoying to have earbuds stuffed in my ears so I looked for something better and found this. I love how comfortable it is. I've tried a couple different headsets and they are nice but they aren't as comfortable as these. I always end up using these more than anything else to talk to her. I like how they hook over my ears. I never have a problem with them falling off. Except for sometimes when I'm laying down but even then they stay on super well. And they are so comfortable to wear. They are super light and I can wear them for hours every day with no soreness or discomfort. The speakers aren't very loud but they are sufficient. If I use them to listen to music they are more than loud enough for me since I don't like loud volumes. I turn it down to about half volume. But when I'm talking to my fiance I always have to turn them all the way up. She's kind of soft spoken so sometimes I can't hear her but most of the time these are plenty loud enough as long as I'm not somewhere noisy. I also like that I can put the mic right in front of my mouth so she can hear me even if I wisper. I've used these for about 2 or 3 hours every day for the last 7 months. They have worked well and I had no complaints until the mic stopped working the other day. But these headphones are a good price so I just ordered another set and it is working well. These are the most comfortable earphones I have tried. They are the only ones that don't make my ears sore. It would be nice to have the same comfort wirelessly but wireless headphones or headsets are much heavier and less comfortable for me and my fiance can't hear me as well with most of them as she can with these.

Bought to use under my motorcycle helmet. The over the ear style prevents them from being pushed off when putting on my helmet nor will they work their way out like in-ear buds do. The snug fit of the helmet holds them firmly against the ear so the sound quality is better. Outside the ear design allows me to hear traffic, etc so safer than in-ear buds. Down side is I bought them for a 7th gen iPod Nano and only the play/pause button works - volume controls do not. Works for me - I'm fine with set it and forget it. Have had a set of these for quite some time to use running. They have proven to be very durable. Sound quality is not great but it's a good tradeoff for being able to hear what's going on around me. Overall highly recommend.

I bought the "variety" pack and it's interesting. Both sound terrible, they sound like the free headphones that they used to bundle things with. They're flat, tinny, haven't any bass and they ruin drums making them sound hollow and impotent. Though, with that said, the small and the large affect my hearing experience quite differently. LARGE: Personally, I'd choose the large, though, the smalls didn't stink as much as I thought, we'll get to them later. You'd think larger, more room for drivers, resonance and whatnot. Which it kind of has over the smalls. Gets louder, both are quite quiet. These cover the whole opening. SMALLS: Now these are probably what I'll use for walking, since they sit just above the ear-hole. Easily the best open ears I've experienced. I have Open Runs, I have O2s, Olodances, etc. I have a lot of these, and these are probably by far the best open ears. I was watching YT while testing out this set of headphones. Large blocked as much as the O2 by Tozo, but small blocked NOTHING. I could hear my music, and not even like "barely", but wasn't overpowering. It was loud enough that I could comfortably hear the lyrics. Yet, I could also PERFECTLY hear the YT video. Which is kind of why these are going to be my new Beach walking headphones. I can hear the dogs, hear for cars and people, without needing to pause my music. The one great positive for both of these is the placement of the controls and how well they work. That's going to be nice on walks. CONCLUSION: Hmm I don't recommend them, since they sound bad for every genre.

These are great! They don’t go inside your ear, so they are more comfortable. Sound quality is really good. The only caveat is that when you use the up and down volume buttons, it turns the sound either all the way up, or all the way down. So you need to adjust the volume on your device. The off/on button works great. I got these because I will soon have a surgery that requires me to be in the bed for several days, flat with my head held straight with pillows. These will be very comfortable for me during these days.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: The first time i ordered these headphones in small i was mistakenly sent the large size, so I assumed that this product would not work for me and my ears and returned it. I decided to give it a try a few weeks later when I looked at the photos and noticed that the two sizes look completely different, and i was definitely sent what I did not order. I got the smaller size and they are PERFECT. The sizing is right on point for someone like me with small ears. The fit is comfortable, even with glasses; and the connection is solid. These have become a quick favorite for me because I cannot handle earbuds or over the head types. The sound on these is great for my needs, and the mic works really well for calls or zoom. I have used them on multiple devices and they did well with all of them. You can wear these on public transportation and be able to listen to your music/whatever, but also hear the conductor notifications and people who are talking to you. Please note that there is no way these can be noise cancelling; it’s literally not their point.

These are quite comfortable to wear. I can barely feel I'm wearing them. They don't go in your ears but actual speaker part is wide and flat, so they do cover the entire opening of my ear, which very slightly muffles external sounds. It also holds a little bit of heat in but not as much as over ear headphones or in ear earbuds. The sound quality is.. adequate. There's not very much bass. The sound sounds very open, almost like like listening to my laptop speakers. They can get quite loud, louder than I would want to listen to, without distorting. But they're significantly quieter for a given output volume from my laptop than when I connect some different earbuds, so you have to turn the volume up higher. They have an inline volume control and play/pause button. It worked perfectly when plugged into the headphone port on my macbook. The inline microphone works. The volume is a little bit low unless you hold the mic close to your mouth, but it's similar to other inline microphones. Voice sounds clear and not muffled. However, I couldn't get my macbook to detect them as a microphone input when connected to the 3.5mm port. I know the port works because I can use it with other headphones with inline mics. Overall, they're ok. They would be fine for some background sound while I'm working, but I probably wouldn't use them when listening to the music is my main focus, or for watching action movies. It's a little disappointing because it is possible to make open-ear headphones that do sound good- see some of the options Anker or Shokz offers. They're just not great for gaming because of the latency over bluetooth, which is why I wanted to go wired.

Hate it , wasted 5k It won't even allow me to return

Molto piacevolmente stupito dalla sensazione di leggerezza e libertà con questi auricolari perfettamente saldi anche se solo appoggiati all'orecchio (misura grande). Mi servono e li utilizzo solo con la chitarra classica Yamaha Silent NW 200. Ogni corda vibra con suono secco, brillante e armonioso, le corde basse con un suono prolungato ma non cupo e spesso rimbombante come capita anche con molto più costose cuffie chiuse. Per questo uso davvero azzeccate! (Su altro non le ho provate)

Geluidskwaliteit is goed. Heb ze nodig omdat als ik mijn gehoorgang afsluit ik oorontstekingen krijg.

Works great for people who do not want to have in-ear headphones and do not want the over/on-ear blocking. Making it suitable to use while looking after kids, so you are still aware of your surrounding.

Se escuchan muy bien , son muy cómodos , el micrófono para las llamadas es de muy buena calidad .