MRGLAS True Wireless Open-Ear Headphones with Dual Mic, Earbuds with Earhooks, Ultra-Comfort, Lightweight, Sweat Resistant, Bluetooth 5.3, Fast Charging, 24HRS Playtime, for Running Workout

Comfortable. How well they work depends on what you use them for! 3 to 4 stars
I use earbuds to listen to music from my phone all the time…whether working around the yard, taking long walks on trails or along the beach, riding bikes, exercising on the elliptical, or sitting and reading. Or writing reviews as I am doing now while listening to Brian Culbertson’s “Colors of Love” album.I purchased these MrGlas “Earhook Bluetooth Headphones” because conventional in-the-ear earbuds never fit well in my ear, regardless of the various rubber tips I try. They either fall out or are so tight that they are uncomfortable. That includes my Sony WF-1000XM4 noise-cancelling earbuds, which have great sound but limited comfort for me (they tend to fall out). The hope was these would stay in my ear better because they loop over the ear and still deliver decent sound quality.Observations: – For the price, they are good build quality. They come well packaged. – The instructions are concise but easy enough to follow. – There was no problem pairing them to my phone via bluetooth. – They fit well into the provided charging case, and the digital readout for amount of charge is good. – Regarding the fit on/around my ear, they take a little time getting used to. However, they are very lightweight and have never fallen off my ears, and overall are comfortable to wear even for extended periods of time. – I can wear reading glasses or sunglasses with these and they are still comfortable, which is good and alleviates a concern given that they ride on top of the ear. – The over-the-ear design (vs. in-the-ear) allows outside noises to be heard. This is great when working around the house and someone knocks on the door, or when walking on a bike/pedestrian path and a bicycle comes up behind you. When walking along the beach with strong waves or any place with loud ambient noise it pretty much drowns out the music. They don’t claim to be noise-cancelling so this is to be expected, but be aware that you don’t get the sealing effect that comes with in-the-ear canal earbuds. – Sound quality is satisfactory to good, and about what one would expect in this price range. When listening to smooth jazz for example, the bass is underrepresented (as expected) but the piano is surprisingly clear on relatively quiet songs. For popular vocal music where sound quality isn’t as much of a factor, just crank them up louder and they are fine. – Didn’t get these for telephone conversation, but I have taken a few phone calls with them when someone called while I was paired with my phone. The sound on my end was good; the person who was listening on the other end could understand what I was saying but said my voice sounded different. – My biggest complaint with these is the OVERLY SENSITIVE touch controls. Not difficult to learn which button push (they are more of a touch interface than a button), but if I touch anywhere near them (e.g., to straighten them or even place them on my ear) they react…usually by pausing my music. It’s very annoying. If I am just sitting at my desk working this isn’t a problem, but it arises a lot when walking or working around the house.Overall, if you are looking for a comfortable pair of earbuds to listen to background music as you work at your desk all day, these fit the bill quite well. But if you need earbuds that perform well in louder and more active environments, I would say these are only okay.Hope this review helps decide if this is a good product for you!

Case does not support wireless charging.
Case does not support wireless charging, must be plugged into USB power supply.Don’t ask ‘Rufus’ as it will say it will.

The cost seems a little high for what you get… maybe a 3.5 star product.
Let me start out by saying I’m a bit of an audiophile – and I prefer earbuds because they basically block out the world. I also think that in-ear earbuds give you better sound than the open ear style.That being said, I think these are a decent set of wireless headphones. Here are my thoughts:Sound Quality: For the size of these, the sound quality is decent and about what I would expect. They are lacking in bass – which, again, is what I would expect for open ear headphones which are this size. You can hear the world around you just fine, and I don’t think the ambient sound overwhelms the music at all. The balance of music vs. ambient sound seems pretty good. I’ve never used open ear headphones before – but if you like to go biking or jogging, I could see these being nice for that – since you can still here what’s going on in the world around you – and that’s a big plus on the safety side.Case: These come in a nice charging case, with a charging indicator that can be viewed through the case cover. The headphones snap into the charging case very well, and the case itself seems well made. One small oddity is that when you open the case – the right headphone is on your left, and the left headphone is on your right. Not a big deal, but just a little strange. Maybe they had to arrange them that way to make them fit in the case the way that they wanted?Fit: These fit on my ears nicely, are very comfortable, and are not overly obtrusive. Learning to put them on the first few times was a bit of a challenge, but you get used to it.Buttons: The buttons that are on the headphones themselves could have been thought out a little better. Everything is basically backwards. For volume UP, you tap the LEFT headphone twice – and for volume DOWN you tap the RIGHT headphone twice. So basically backwards from what you would expect. Skipping songs forward and backward is the same way, with forward skip being the left earphone and backward skip being the right. Not a huge deal, it just seems a little odd that they are reversed. I found hitting the buttons while you are wearing the headphones to be a little difficult at times as well, but overall they’re ok.Bluetooth: No issues there. It connected easily and I had no problems pairing it with my phone.Battery Life: I haven’t worn these enough to speak to the battery life, but can come back after I have worn them for a period of time.Cost: These currently have the price set at $60. I have actually never owned a pair of wireless headphones before, so I don’t have much of a basis for comparison. It just seems like for the cost, you should be getting something nicer. BUT – looking around on Amazon, $50 – $70 seems to be the going rate for open-ear wireless headphones… so maybe my expectations are a little too high. If open hear headphones are what you prefer, and if these turn out to last for a long time – then they could be a decent value, or at least on par with what you would get from similar headphones at this price point. But without having a basis for comparison – for this price, I would expect (at the very least) the button arrangement and button functionality to be a little better.