Cleer ARC 3 Sports Pro Open Ear Headphones - Dolby Audio, Snapdragon Sound True Wireless Earbuds,40Hr Battery, Bluetooth 5.4, IPX7,Heart Rate Tracking,Wireless Charging Smart Case, Comfort Fit, Black

Great audio with both Dolby Atmos and Spatial Audio on all platforms rather with Apple, Amazon or YouTube Music! Very Cleer audio nice balance between treble and bass. Different EQ’s and two custom preferences. Just use them once and you’re hooked!

These are the absolute best headsets. I bought two pairs for my wife and I. She can't wear headsets that need to be pushed in your ear canal. These sit on the outside covering your ears. They can keep track of exercise and heart rate. They are water resistant, can wear in pool and get wet just don't do any diving.You can pick an equalizer setting on the case, set volume limit, time and date. The case has a UV cleaning of headsets when put back in the case.You don't get a lot of outside noise even though they don't fit inside the ear. I am constantly forgetting Im even wearing headsets. I would highly recommend these headsets. The app is user friendly and Bluetooth connection is simple.

Unreal how good these are.

They are awful, as for staying charged. I have ordered 2 sets of these and the battery life is not long wearing at all. The sound is really good. They just need to keep a battery charge. They suck!!

Sound quality is amazing

Surprisingly poor sound, didn't expect it to be as bad for how advertised it was. Some people/reviewers were saying that because of a large 16mm driver, the sound is better than in regular earbuds (I am not saying about these horrendous things that go directly into your ear canal and are usually named "Pro" -- just regular earbuds that rest in your ear bowl). This is not the case at all, don't be fooled by the marketing.Other than that, I personally didn't quite like the earhook design, I couldn't properly secure it every time I tried, so I had to adjust them for several seconds, and that was obnoxious.

Price when ordered: $260 (mine was a free review unit)Sound: 4/5 — Up front, I should mention that I already own several open earbud models like this one, including the Cleer ARC II. Compared to traditional in-ear buds and true wireless earbuds, the sound of any open earbud like this will at first come across as tinny, lifeless, and bass-anemic. That’s just how things work out with the acoustics of a product like this. But relative to other open-style earbuds, the Clear ARC 3 Sports Pro sound surprisingly full, rich, and alive. The bass won’t win any skull-rattling awards, but it’s present. And once you dial in your preferred sound through the app, you may find that these sound really good. I played around with all the pre-made EQ settings, and customized my own. In the end, I left mine on the standard EQ and was happier with that sound.Awareness Mode: 5/5 — It’s probably obvious that these perform well in the ambient “mode” category. These don’t use software or microphones to replicate your ambience, so you hear your music AND you hear your surroundings pretty much like you would if you had a small speaker near your ears.Fit & Comfort: 5/5 — While I have many in-ear buds that are more comfortable long-term, I was able to wear these for several 90-minute runs without any discomfort. These hook over the external part of your ears and no part of these goes into your ear canals.Controls & Features: 4/5 — The touch surface on these earbuds is large (relative to their overall size) and easy to tap without concentrating. The pads are responsive and I had no issues with them registering a control. It’s also nice that you can remap the touch settings to do a number of different actions if needed (via the app)Case: 3/5 — The case for the Clear ARC 3 Sports Pro is bigger and heavier than many in this category, and part of that is due to the built-in screen. I don’t really like the screen; I think it’s a gimmick that most customers won’t use and drives up the cost unnecessarily. I should also say that the lid doesn’t seem to have any spring or retraction device built in. It will stay closed with magnets, but just kind of flops around once opened. That’s another let-down: it won’t stay open on its own. Overall, I wish Cleer hadn’t tried to go so over-the-top with this case. A simple, grippy case with a lid that can stay open and no screen would have been much better in my opinion.Overall Grade: B+ — These are the best sounding and most comfortable open-style earbuds I’ve tested, and they’re in my regular rotation for running earbuds alongside my Beats Fit Pro. They don’t sound as good as in-ears, but they’re comfortable, safe, and sound pretty decent.

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