soundcore AeroFit 2 by Anker, Open-Ear Headphones, Adjustable Ear Hooks, Secure Fit, Instant AI Translation, Rich Bass, Hi-Res, 42H Playtime, Bluetooth 5.4, IP55, AI Clear Calls, Wireless Charging

Firstly I am a big Anker fan. And having purchased several Anker products and found them to be excellent value for money with superb build quality. So when I needed some ear phones as usual I did my research. Looked at other brands (shokz, bose etc) but found myself swayed towards the Aerofit 2. I own some bose qc35 II. Although superior sound they do make my ears sweat with prolonged use so decided to try these as I just cannot have the in ear type because I have small ear canals. And no regrets. Although the bass is not on a par with my bose I find it more than adequate, and I do like bass. This was not the reason for my purchase. As a tinnitus sufferer I wanted something that was comfortable for long use, and also being aware of my surroundings and still have conversations while listening to my music which detracts me for the permanent ringing in my head. For this they are perfect and I cannot fault them. I could easily wear these all day and did when I first got them. The battery also is excellent. Because I do not listen to my music at loud volumes I expected them to last a little longer than advertised. They were delivered by 9am and was eager to try them out. They connected effortlessly to my phone and I downloaded the accompanying software. By 9:30 they were in my ears and my tunes were playing. Like I said I do not listen a loud volumes so I can still have conversations with people while wearing. I listened to them all day and into the evening, around 11pm. I took them out but just put them on the side table but left the music playing. I could not hear any bleed from the music. So that was nearly 14 hours of constant use. But it was even better than that. I awoke at 9am and was curious as to see how much charge was left if any. To my surprise the music was still playing and the app on my phone said that they had 40% remaining. Popped them in my ears and continued to use them as I worked in my garden. They finally gave up the ghost and around 12 noon which by my estimate was 27 hours of continued use. What the product does not say though is how well designed the app is. It tells you the charge of the device and the case as I know most do, however in addition to that you get white noise sound in the app with meditations and sleep stories as well. It does say it a limited time free for this but for how long remains to be seen but is a nice inclusion. In addition you get e resident ai in the app as well. Which can give you real time translation for languages, face to face translation and contextual learning, or just have a chat with ai. And if your on android you get a nice home screen widget which gives you info of battery and allows you to turn off touch controls without entering the app which is handy as my fingers are like sausages and touching the sensors on the buds is unavoidable for me when putting them in so that is also a handy feature. And while I mention touch control you can adjust them to suit your own needs in the app. Battery 15 out of 10 (not a typo they are that good) Build quality 10 out of 10 Comfort is superior. Would not think twice about wearing them all day ( and with glasses on as well) Easy to use but feature rich. Would without doubt recommend to anyone wanting to purchase open ear headphones

I bought these for £69.99 during October 2025 Prime Days, check the end of this review for a comment on the price. I just started using these today. First impression is that they're awesome. Music sounds great and quite loud, there's lots of presets to choose from. The Rock preset seems to be working fine for my musical preferences. LDAC available which is a plus at this price. The calls also sound great. Obviously, you can't expect great ANC from an open-ear headphone. However, I could hear them perfectly and so could they and I was out on the street walking. Love the fact that it supports wireless charging as I got lots of them chargers. The fit is great; I barely feel them on my ears. Easy to use, just download the Soundcore app and create an account, I had one from the Solix Power Station I bought. They're very adjustable, the ear hook has 4 different positions to fit your ears, no matter the size. Very durable too. The only disappointment was that I bought them for £69.99 on Prime Days (October 2025) and a few days later (just 3-4 days) they cost £62.32, which they still do as I'm writing this review. That's just wrong on all levels. It's not the amount of money (someone will say it's just £7, who cares?), it's just that it's wrong to have a sign that says Big Prime Deal (or something similar) and then lower the price even more after Prime Days are done. I mean why would I trust the Prime Days prices again? Amazon has got to have some kind of lowest price guarantee for Prime Days, otherwise what's the point of advertising it? Other than that, the headphones seem great. I will update if any issues show up.

Sounds great as as always soundcore deliver. Rich bass , clear sound, mic quality is great. Battery life , Bluetooth connectivity everything perfect apart from one thing, which is the design. Could be better design than this. Bit more comfortable and fit perfectly. I've seen and tried some cheeper ones, sound quality not great but ok and the better design than aerofit 2. They are very comfy and lightweight.

I've been using these everyday for working out and at my work desk for the past year and they have yet to fail me. The sound quality is great, but they are open-ear headphones, so the sound will leak if played loud. They also offer great bass. They are very comfortable. The way they are designed is to allow a balance in weight between the headphone part and the back part where the battery lies. I use them for several hours without any fatigue. They are also adjustable so that you get the best fit for your ears. The touch controls can be quite sensitive. I've disabled the one tap functionality because I kept triggering it every time I tried to put them on. Otherwise, you do get the double, triple tap, and hold functionalities that work well. The battery life on these headphones is amazing. I'd get about 8 hours or so just using the headphones and about 40 hours with the case charging them. I've never had battery anxiety when using these for the gym or at work, which is miraculous given how much of a pain several other headphones have been for me in the past. All in all, these are a great set of headphones from Soundcore. I have no problems recommending them, especially for use at the gym since they stay on my ears really well no matter the workout I do.

The sound from these earphones is impressive, may it be music or making a call. You can set up your own audio balance within the app, remap the tap functions. Also these headphones has AI translation built in, used this recently in Spain and it worked really well, the person spoke to me and the headphones translated what they had said back to me in English. Then you can use the phone to translate what you said and show the other person in their language. I found the earphones to be comfortable whilst wearing glasses maybe not for everyone but good for me. Very good price for the features you get. I like the fact you can use these for cycling, running etc and are able to hear traffic noise, cause they don't fit inside the ear canal like buds. Definitely recommend these.

While I love the fit, the build quality, the size of the case, the sound quality - all are adequate for this price point. HOWEVER, one of the earphones started buzzing on base within months of use. I'm not sure why this happened - but at this price point I do expect them to work more than a few months. It's unfortunate.

I think I found my favourite earphones. I simply love them! And they really are a big improvement compared with the Aerofit. Out of the box you have the earphones, case, usual forbiddingly short USB C cable and a handshake with love straight from Soundcore. Let me remind you right now that these are OPEN-EAR earphones! So, don't be silly dropping comments about the fact they are not noise cancelling! Because, being able to listen to your surroundings is the main purpose of these earphones! With this being said, I simply love to have music hovering above my life while I'm doing things. It is like in the movies, when there is the protagonist doing something with an epic music playing in the background. This is how they feel like. As for any earphones' microphone, you can use it for calls as long as the environment you are in is not too loud or too windy, delivering an average sound quality but improved compared with the Aerofit. As always, don't rely on this to record your podcast or for the karaoke night. They are extremely comfortable, well balanced and lightweight, to the point I seriously forgot I was wearing them. I really like the design. They are water resistant, meaning they can be wet as long as they are not soaked in water. So, you can always properly clean them up after a hard sweaty training. Surely, being open-ear means you won’t have issues with earwax shenanigans. With this new pair, I'm glad they have sorted out the big issue that ruined the experience with the Aerofit. They have a hook shape with 4 adjustable positions which makes them really comfy to wear, also they stay still in the position you put them on. They have a good grip on the ears and they barely wobble. Really comfortable to wear for running. Yes, unfortunately with OPEN-EAR earphones you have to trade off sound quality for what is a different experience. However, despite the fact that I am an average user, I found the sound delivered to be really nice and detailed, way better than the Aerofit. They have bass, also depth, overall I particularly enjoy it. Also, the volume has been a big improvement and increased quite a bit compared with the predecessor. Indoors and outdoors you won’t have absolutely any issue in listening to music, podcasts or videos, even in noisy environments. Battery life is just extreme. If stranded on a desert island, you would still be able to die before you drain the battery out. Dying in style, listening to your favourite songs. Such an epic death! The case is lightweight and not noticeable when in the pockets.

Not suitable for exercise. Left earbud stoped working after a sweaty run. Contacted Anker and they were happy to send me a new pair on warranty but the same thing happened again and this time I was informed that as they are not waterproof I was not entitled to a replacement or refund. Must be a design issue with the left earbud(check other reviews) as I now have two working right earbuds. Very disappointing as they are by far the most impressive sounding earbuds I have ever used.

Best Open-Ear Headphones. Good value for the money.

I received the AeroFit2 earbuds yesterday and absolutely love them! Having small ears, I was concerned they may not be suitable, however they fit perfectly straight out of the case, without adjusting them, and stay firmly in place (except when I pulled my jumper off over my head). I wore the earbuds throughout today and they fit so comfortably that I forgot I was even wearing them. No sore ears like I’ve experienced with other devices: I also wore them with my sunglasses without any problem. The audio is clear and the button customization is easy to set up and use. I finally have a pair of earbuds that fit and stay put and couldn’t be happier.

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This is my third Anker headphone purchase (Life 3i, AeroFit 1 and now these) and each has been an enormous improvement over the last ones, which have all been very well-loved. I also own a pair of Shokz Openfit Airs, AfterShockz bone conduction headphones, and a couple knock off brands of open ear headphones. For clarity I will only compare these to the AeroFit 1’s and the Shockz Openfits. 1) Weight: One of my favorite things about my Shockz is how light they are, and this pair matches that quite well. The 1’s would start to annoy my ears after a while due to their weight. I can’t even tell that these 2’s are on. 2) Fit: The 2’s fit is amazing and the ability to adjust them makes all the difference. The 1’s were a bit bulky and would fall off if I needed to adjust my hair around my ears, and a drop onto rocks last weekend pretty much gave the right one a death knell. I love the Shockz’ fit. The 2’s are comparable to the Shockz. They aren’t budging. I also sleep with headphones, and these were very comfortable when I was on my side. 3) Battery life and quick charge are great. The 1’s battery life was what made them win over the Shokz, even though I had liked the Shockz’ fit and weight more. I listen to stuff in the background a lot, so everything gets a lot of use. The six-hour life of the Shockz just wasn’t enough, and they would die even if they weren’t being used. The 1’s would be the energizer battery and just keep going, I would often get a good day and a half out of them before needing to charge. These arrived yesterday afternoon at 80% charge and 20 hours later I only had to charge them for thirty minutes to have them at 100%. 4) Cost: I got these on sale for $100 and that seems to be a good price point for great quality and features but not going to break the bank. 5) Sound: The 1’s could be a bit tinny, these produce a nice, rich sound similar to the higher-cost Shokz. 6) Controls: The app makes all the difference in functionality for me. Being able to change how many taps to play/pause puts Anker leaps and bounds above Shockz.

I got these with main priorities in mind - good sound quality, being aware of my surroundings while listening to music or taking calls, excellent comfort, excellent battery life, closed case. The Aerofit 2 ticks all the boxes. I've experimented with the V20i, V40i and now these. Overall these are the superior open earbuds of the 3. I was very impressed with the sound quality and punchiness of the V40i but those have poor battery life, and the open case is questionably stupid. The V20i is decent as an entry level but they aren't very comfortable for me, and fall behind in sound and battery life - I still got all my kids and my wife the V20i and they love them for their needs. Overall, to use for work to take calls and listen to lofi and classical music in the background, the Aerofit 2s are stellar. For watching TV, they are excellent despite the audio lag here n there (might have more to do with my 2020 Samsung QLED TV but something to keep in mind for any bluetooth headset). These are not something to bump bassy punchy hip hop or electronic music with any expectation to be anything close to in-earbud or sealed headphones, but they are still decent in this department. Classical music, jazz and more acoustic sounding music shine on these. These are perfect for a 45 year old like me that has kids running around the house, as being aware of what's going on is a high priority for me. As much as I love and value audiophile sound quality, having sound sealed into my ear is a detriment to my dad lifestyle. Plus I hate how itchy and waxy my ear canals gets with in ear earbuds (despite being the best for sound quality). And the battery life is amazing. These don't idle disconnect and don't really need to. I often have these on all day, going back n forth from my tv to my phone, listening to music, taking calls, watching tv in the evening, and still have 60% left the next day. These also charge up insanely fast. From 50% to 100% in the case, it would only take like 10-20 minutes! Simply amazing. As for comfort, I'll give them 7.5/10. Theyre decently comfortable for me but I wish they were more snug. I don't feel that much different from the V20i tbh but still a minor improvement I guess. I did feel the V40is were more comfortable.