Inspire XC1

I’d avoid the really cheap wireless earbuds. Good ones usually aren’t that cheap. I bought the Baseus XC1 clip on earbuds last year for around $120, and they’ve been really comfortable for me. The only downside is that I wouldn’t use them for commuting, since they don’t block outside noise. But for

Bone conduction or open ear clips are a lot better for the trails. These styles usually handle sweat and water without any issues. I run with the Baseus XC1 clip on. The audio is pretty good with the Bose tuning, though it obviously won't match your over ear headphones. The main benefit is that I ca

Try the ear clip style that look like an oversized ear cuff. I got Baseus XC1, but Bose, Shokz, Anker, and others make similar ones. The Bose ones are beautiful, but the Baseus model was more comfortable for me. One downside of these is because they aren’t designed to block out sounds, ones that ann

I'd say that they're not really intended for travel or noisy conditions. The main point of open earbuds is the hear all of your surroundings, but in noisy conditions it keeps you from hearing your audio well. Sometimes you can block out the external noise with the highest volume, but then you're dam