House of Marley Liberate Open Ear Headphones - Open Bluetooth Earbuds with Built-in Microphone, 20 Hr Playtime, USB-C Charging Case, Sustainable Materials, Black

Love these, perfect for the gym, they connected to my phone with no problems and the sound quality is excellent, they have a secure fit, comfortable. Highly recommended.

These are a great set of headphones if you prefer (or need) an open style. These sit on your ears, rather than in, so you don't get any noise isolation (but this may be what you want/need for your use case). Sound quality is good for the price; yes, there are better sets out there, but you also pay for that. At £70 these are a good value proposition; and at the time of review, a 10% off voucher makes them even more compelling.

I’ve been using these open-ear Bluetooth headphones for a while now, and I’m really happy with them. The open-ear design is perfect for long listening sessions because it’s comfortable and allows me to stay aware of my surroundings, which is great for outdoor use or when I need to stay alert. The sound quality is impressive—crisp highs and solid bass.With 20 hours of playtime, I don’t need to worry about constantly recharging, and the USB-C charging case is super convenient for quick and easy charging. The built-in microphone is clear, so taking calls is a breeze.Overall, these headphones are an excellent balance of comfort, sound quality, and eco-conscious design, making them a great choice for anyone looking for a reliable, sustainable audio solution. Highly recommend!

These are not bad. The design with the wood part is a personal choice. Is it ‘saving the -lancet’..no but it may make you feel better. Sound wise, I like them. Listened to various music types and no issues at all. Noise sound, not tinny or too bass in any way. Fit to the ears is good but if you wear glasses probs ly not s good choice. They are relatively tick around the top of the ear and it makes your glasses sit off where they should be. I’ve used other round ears and it has been fine. Case wise, this is one ugly case. It has this weird look as if it has been left next to someone painting and it has odd white dots all over it like paint bits. Must admit, it looks cheap. I know you do not buy headphones for the case but this case looks and also feels cheap.Overall, I am not a fan of the wooden plug look and the case is awful. Sound wise they are good. No issues at all. Recommended? For me, I’m using them and ok but irritating with my glasses when I have another pair of same type and it’s ok.

They were very small. Doesn't appear to be designed for men. Sound quality, design and feel were great. Pointless if they don't fit

Very good open ear earbuds, they're very comfy and sound great, the tech for these has really come far and it seems like open ear earbuds are possible without completely losing bass.

First up I was really impressed with the eco packaging that the headphones came in. No plastic and everything is easily recyclable. I found the headphones to be very comfortable to wear and was able to wear them with any worry that they would fall off. The headphones themselves are pretty well made and made form a very soft flexible silicone like material. They are open ear means that you still have a pretty good awareness of environmental noise. I really like the small wooden details on ear buds which is mirrored on the charging case. the charging case is quite big due to the design of the earphone but it is still easily pocketable. I found the earphone really easy to insert and remove from the case. I have had some ear buds in the past which were very difficult to get out of the charging case. While these they are super easy to remove. They paired with my iPhone without and problems and the sound quality was pretty good. I was actually surprised at the quality and unlike in-ear buds the sound is not being fed directly into the ear drum. Overall, a really good pair of headphones that are really comfortable to wear and have been designed and made with strong consideration to the environment. I went with black colour option. While not the most impressive looking headphone they are discrete and don't attract attention.

There are only a few things these days that I really think need to be covered in reviews for headphones. Value. Comfort. Sound quality. Noise cancellation. Battery life. So, I think it's possible to summarise everything someone might want to know with a few bullet points. For these?Noise cancellation is poor, but what can you expect from an open ear device? Nothing better, is my experience.The sound is genuinely great - maybe a little on the quiet side, but again that's par for the course with these kind of buds.Sound profiles are also very good, dynamic range is pretty decent.I don't really like this design as far as comfort goes, and I find them a little bit bulky, but they are certainly easy to wear.Value - price is proportional to quality.I don't like the wooden accents, but that's a personal thing.