Cleer ARC II Open-Ear True Wireless Bluetooth Headphones, Dual Microphone, Multipoint Connection, Secure Fit, Sweat Resistant - Sand

A gift for my granddaughter. No complaints from her.

I bought these for my bf and the sound is great but the left ear phone didn't charge or work.

Tried and returned two different pairs of these. None would work and wouldn’t pair to devices. Also one only worked (right). While driver for music is good the whole experience was bad.

Purchased these as a gift and the first time using them, one of the earbuds doesn’t work. No sound.

One side doesn’t even work and it is essentially a full on normal speaker because you can hear from it across the room. Completely defeats the purpose of wearing headphones.

These would not pair with devices nor would they charge.

Only the right one came charged the left one would not charge. We download the ap unpair repair couldn’t get it paired with the phone. Left side still would not turn on or charge. Don’t waste your money too much up front exercise and cost for them not to work!

Impossible to connect, download the app and it didn't work. Wasted two hours and nothing. Had to return it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Was looking for some nice and easy to use headphones, i used beats but they are so big and expensive lol. I liked the ARC ones, nice white color and the design

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently tried out the Cleer ARC II Open-Ear True Wireless Bluetooth Headphones, and I’m absolutely thrilled with them! These headphones are a perfect blend of comfort, sound quality, and innovative design. First off, the open-ear design is a game-changer. I love that I can enjoy my music while still being aware of my surroundings—perfect for walks and outdoor activities. It's great not having to compromise safety for sound! Speaking of sound, the audio quality is fantastic. The clarity and depth of the sound really surprised me, especially considering their lightweight design. The bass is punchy without being overwhelming, making them ideal for all genres of music. Comfort is another standout feature. I can wear them for hours without any discomfort, thanks to their ergonomic design. They're also incredibly easy to pair with my devices, and the Bluetooth connectivity is seamless. Battery life has also been impressive. I’ve been using them for several hours each day, and they hold up well without frequent recharging. Overall, I highly recommend the Cleer ARC II Open-Ear True Wireless Bluetooth Headphones! They strike the perfect balance between style, comfort, and superior sound. If you’re in the market for a new pair of wireless headphones, you definitely need to check these out! 🎧✨

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The sound on these headphones are phenomenal, I can’t wait to go running and work out with these headphones cause they don’t slip off at all . They are easy to charge and super responsive.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the design of these, because they’re comfortable and they’re not heavy, so it makes it really easy to work out in them. They slide right over your ears and sit on top without inserting. They feel extremely durable and their case is slim and snappy to open and shot. My only complaint is that I can’t seem to figure out how to get a deeper base in the sound, making some of my music, if not most, sound a little tinny. It’s crystal clear otherwise, Just does not have the resonance or fullness that I prefer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently got these Cleer Arc II Standard stone earphones and they are great. I did struggle a bit to make them connect so I had to download the app first and it worked. I like the sound quality and the comfort they provide. These are so comfortable on the ears and they don’t fall off. Also, I love the carrying case it’s so slim and fits anywhere! Overall, these are good but I wish connecting them was easier.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These wireless ear buds are awesome. They are SO lightweight and comfy to wear. I love that they rest on my ear instead of having to shove it into my ear. They are sleek and nice looking. They stay put whether working out or going for a run 🏃🏻‍♀️ the sound quality is excellent. You can’t beat the value

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First time using these headphones and I think the presentation is super pretty and elegant. The sound is heard very well. Really, all the options it has, such as Bluetooth and WiFi, are incredible. They are very comfortable in the ear because they are like a free grip. They seem to be durable and have a good price-quality ratio. And best of all, they are super light and easy to carry everywhere.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just got my Cleer earphones and I’m seriously impressed! The fit is super comfortable with the over-ear hook design — they don’t slip out even during workouts. The sound quality is crisp, with deep bass and clear vocals, making both music and calls so much better. The charging case is a bit bigger than what I’d prefer. Sometimes its hard to carry around. Battery life is solid too — I can go through my day without worrying about recharging. It is a solid earphone if you’re on the market for a new one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm really happy with the **Cleer Arc 2 Standard** headphones—they've totally changed how I listen to music when I'm out and about. The best thing about them is the open-ear design. They hook securely over my ear and sit right outside the ear canal, so I can listen to music or podcasts clearly *and* still hear my surroundings. I feel much safer running or walking the dog because I can hear traffic, which is a huge plus. The sound quality is surprisingly rich for an open-ear design; I was expecting tinny audio, but they actually deliver decent bass and really clear audio. They are also super comfortable, even with my glasses, and they feel totally secure. Plus, the battery life is fantastic. They're my new go-to for any activity where I need to be aware of the world!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Honestly, I wasn’t expecting the earbud to be this good, especially since it sits outside the ear. But I was pleasantly surprised by how loud and clear the sound is! It’s amazing and extremely comfortable for running or working out — it doesn’t slip or fall off at all. The only minor issue for me is that it's very sensitive to touch. If you accidentally touch it, the music will pause. That said, this can also be a good thing if you need to stop the music quickly for any reason. I recommend it!

I just received my ARC II Sports. I wear Cleer’s headphones every day as I walk my dog 3.5 miles. I normally wear Apples’ AirPod Max. Love these open ear headphones but was looking for something I could wear while Mt Biking. I have used Shokz while riding but because of their design, they sound flat with very little dynamics because the drivers are so far away from the ear canals. The ARC II’s seem to have their drivers designed to work as they have been built for the geometry of the Earbuds! Great separation and imaging while creating a very inviting sound signature! I like how they feel when wearing them as they do not have to give an electronic version of of ambient sounds you actually can hear what’s going on around you. These are my first impressions from my first hour of wear…I expect them to “break in” and smooth out a taste. While they really cannot compete with the Apples full size headphones, they do very well indeed considering their design. blown away by their clarity, both high freq. and low!!! Looking forward to my mt. bike ride tomorrow using these beauties!

I have been a fan of neck headphones ever since LG debuted the original design a very long time ago. Nobody had anything similar, and I was skeptical of them. Why would you want to wear headphones on your shoulders and hug your neck especially during working out? I gave it a try and fell in love (after making a few adjustments.) But LG Tone's headphones came with some annoying flaws with each successive model, one of which was audio cutting in and out, and the other being that they did not last very long: their headsets died within a year. I had three of them. All died within about a year. Customer service was terrible. LG was flying high on its exclusive design. Then came the copycats. They were even worse. Fast-forward 10 years later, and wireless headphones have become de facto, particularly with the introduction of Apple's AirPods. The problem with AirPods is that they could easily drop off during more intense workouts. I lost 2 during marathons. That made the races even more than I wanted. Alas, I was never able to locate them -- either they were swept away, taken by someone, or crushed by other runners or cars. Who knows? I tried over-the-ear, wireless headphones and all disappointed short of buying the very expensive brands. A running mate recommended I try out Cleer. And so I did. I never heard of that company, actually, but the feature set sounded good: sporty look and design, ability to connect to 2 Bluetooth devices at the same time (so I could answer both my personal and work phones without having to switch over), good sound quality (it had clarity and decent bass when I briefly tried my friend's), and looked to be able to stay on the ear better. PROS - Quality material - Sat comfortably and securely even during high-intensity workouts - Great sound with decent bass - 7.5 hour tested usage (takes about 2 hours to charge) - Reasonable pricing to LG Tone's neck headphones - Voice calls sounded good to other side (while drowning out background noise) - Connect up to 2 devices at the same time - Sweat proof at IPX5 (X means that it was not rated against dust protection. Second number is for water protection and is out of 6) - Bluetooth 5.3 - Carry case included that also acts as UV sanitizer and battery charger packing enough power for 3 more charges (Manufacturer claim. Didn't test this out) - Cleer+ App smartphone app allows additional customizations and controls and perform firmware updates CONS - Volume could be a bit louder, especially if you're going to use it on an airplane [EDIT: You can make it slightly louder on iOS by going to Settings > Sound > Headphone Safety > and turning off "Reduce Loud Audio"] - Bass could use some more power CONTROLS Taps Earbuds can be tapped to control music and take/make calls Head Motion Disabled by default, and I did not want to turn it on to test because I don't want my head to accidentally trigger things while working out. I just want the headset to play music and take/make calls, that's it. TIP: Should you need to reset the earbuds, put them into the charging case and long-press the "MFB" button for 10 seconds until it says "Restoring Bluetooth Setting" [sic] Overall, I really like this set of headphones after my disastrous experience with the LG Tone neckbands. LG's original was great, but LG's subsequent models, their poor customer service, and poorly-executed copycats made me stay away from this type of headphones. Cleer did great with their take on this headphone. Many thanks for the recommendation from my running mate!