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

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really enjoy the sound quality of the Cleer Arc ll Sport Open Ear Earbuds. These are not noise cancelling, but they are great to wear when you are not in a noisy environment, still want to hear your surroundings or want a more comfortable fit than in ear earbuds. These were nice to use when out for a walk/run when I needed to hear if a car was coming or if someone was about to pass me on a bike. These also worked well at home when I want to listen to music without being a disturbance, but can still hear if someone needs something. These open ear earbuds are very comfortable to wear, even if Im wearing glasses or have earrings on, including my forward facing helix which I was concerned about. Also, the battery life is amazing. I have been using these for weeks and docking in their included case and the case has barely lost any battery life and the earbuds last for hours of wear. Unfortunately, I do have some issues with these. I have trouble with these changing songs or randomly turning off if I touch them. I thought it was the movement control and turned this function off in the app, but these issues are still occurring. I have earbuds that work by pressing buttons and are easy to control, but just adjusting my glasses is enough to change the function and sometimes I touch nothing and feel like my head is very still and they still change. I do like that the charging case comes with a built in UV- C light to reduce bacteria and these are also water resistant and sweat proof, which is great for working out. If these were not so sensitive to movement, I would rate these five stars, and I hope that this is an issue addressed in the future, because these are extremely comfortable and sound great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was so impressed with how easy these are to pair and how I can comfortably wear them wow working or walking around. These are definitely a must-have if a traditional in-ear headphone is not for you

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I loved its design the most. Quite durable and battery life stays for long. Sound quality is quite clear and no background noise disturbance. Compatible with various devices and quite portable to carry antwhere. Better than my previous one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So I’m not really into this kind of ear phones but I did give it a try a and the sound quality is amazing, the performance as great. The sound goes up very high if needed. The battery life was at least 8 hours for me. And it was very comfortable to use them. It does not cancel out background noise but these are good.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The ARC II Sport earbuds are ultra-lightweight, comfortable, and a great alternative to traditional earbuds. These sound amazing (although bass is kind of weak). Along with the tap features for volume and playback, it also can help to answer/end calls as well as control music using effortless head gestures, thus giving more hands-free control. These are sweat resistant, so perfect for those workout or biking sessions. Love that it has multipoint connectivity, allowing to seamlessly switch between multiple devices, giving flexibility to handle different functions on different devices. The case that earbud comes in has a built-in UV light sterilization to kill any bacteria while your earbuds are charging, which is amazing. The case is small and portable. The earbuds charge pretty quickly, and they stay charged for a considerable amount of time, making them ideal for those long workdays. These are pretty easy to connect with a phone, and the app helps customize control and get required updates. Definitely recommend these for active lifestyles seeking premium and clear sound.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product for free from Influenster and Cleer in exchange for my honest opinion. I do love the packaging of the product and the color black and red is my favorite. When I first put them in my ears it was uncomfortable at first first ( because I didn’t put them in right away). The sound quality is awesome when I played my music through them you can hear it clearly. I also love how they got the case to charge the earbuds when the battery goes low. The battery life is amazing though. I would recommend this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Cleer ARC II Sport - Black for a while, and they’ve held up really well. The build feels sturdy, sweat and splash resistance works perfectly, and the flexible earhooks stay secure even during workouts. They’re comfortable for daily wear, though after a couple of hours (especially with glasses) you might feel slight pressure. Battery life is great - about 8 hours per charge and over 30 hours with the case, plus quick charging actually helps. Sound quality is surprisingly good for open-ear earbuds: vocals are clear, bass has some punch, and you can still hear your surroundings. They’re not for noisy places or heavy bass lovers, but for everyday use, calls, and workouts, they perform reliably and sound really balanced.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Who needs better headphones? 🤗 - 😉I received these #Complimentary from @influenster and @cleeraudious in exchange for my honest review. 😉 - Do YOU have a favorite #fitnesstech? 🤔 TELL US about it in the COMMENTS! - Okay, so I just got the @cleeraudioofficial Arc II Sport earbuds, in black to match me, and seriously, I'm already obsessed. 😎 #TikTokMadeMeBuyIt - If you're like me and hate how traditional earbuds feel like, they're totally clogging your ears, and tangling up in your hair, you need these. The #cleeraudio open-ear design is amazing for running or biking because you can actually hear what’s going on around you—safety first! The flexible earhooks are super comfy and they really stay put, which is the main thing I need for my workouts. - But here’s the cool part: the hands-free controls. You can actually use head gestures to answer calls or skip songs thanks to the 6-axis sensor. It feels a little like magic! - The #crystalclearsound is pretty dynamic, for an open-ear style, thanks to those big 16.2mm drivers, and the 35 hours of total battery life is just plain fantastic. Big bonus: the charging case has a UV light to zap germs—kind of a genius idea for sport earbuds, right? - They're IPX5 sweat-proof, they easily connect to my phone and tablet with Multipoint Connectivity... For once, I really don't have any major complaints.🤣 If you're looking for comfy, secure, and tech-forward sport headphones, let me save you some time, reading reviews, these are it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love these cleer earbuds, sound and clarity are excellent with no distortion even at max volume. They are comfortable, the build quality seems solid and they stay put even while doing light physical activities. I use them for gaming, listening to music and watching podcasts. They connect with my devices with ease and I have not experienced any connectivity issues so far. The case is also a notable mention, built solid, lid easily opens even with one hand and fit into your pocket nicely, the case is magnetic so the earbuds stay in place. Quick charge time and a very decent battery life.

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!