Acefast AceFit Air Open Ear Headphones, Wireless Earbuds with Rich Bass, Bluetooth 5.4 Sports Headphones with Charging Case, 32H Playtime Earbuds IP54 Waterproof for Running, Cycling, Walking, Workout

I’ll be honest—right out of the box, the sound quality felt pretty mid. Then I downloaded the Acefast app and used the custom equalizer. Whole different story. With a few tweaks, the headphones absolutely came alive, delivering punchy sound that rivals way more expensive sets. Fit and comfort? Excellent. They’re feather-light, and after a few minutes I barely notice I’m wearing them. The open-ear design hits the sweet spot: loud enough to cut through gym noise but still keeps my situational awareness. I thought their weight might mean they’d fall out, but nope—these little champs stay put. I’ve worn them through full-body lifting sessions and treadmill runs without a single slip. I haven’t stress-tested them on CrossFit-style HIIT yet, but based on what I’ve put them through, I’d bet they’d hold up. The build looks and feels high quality, and for the price, they punch well above their weight. I’ve owned Bose Soundsports that cost over $200, and honestly? I’d take these Acefasts over the Bose. Bottom line: excellent headphones for the price, with the comfort and performance to back it up. Highly recommended.

I got this product as part of a test group with AceFast, just to be upfront on how I obtained the product. TLDR; This product has really good sound, the multi-function key is a bit wonky to touch, but very responsive and simple enough to use. My ears don't hurt from using it anymore than normal earbuds do, and they really stay on when doing activity. Overall a pretty good product. I have gotten AceFast products before and was not exactly impressed. However upon testing the Pro Air, the quality of the sound is surprisingly good for it being over your ear. I was hesitant to try it considering I have always had issues with over earbuds never staying on properly and being uncomfortable to wear. These feel super lightweight, don't push onto my ears awkwardly and overall do not have discomfort anymore than normal earbuds would, if not possibly tolerate more extended use. I was a bit unsure how to place them, but the indicators were obvious on the inside of the actual sound bud which is supposed to be placed right on top of of the earhole sort of resting on the tragus. A downside is if you wear glasses regularly, its not comfortable. I wear glasses and tried putting them on and it just felt uncomfortable. Which isn't surprising really, but even with this sleeker design it can't be helped. As for the multifunction key the commands are simple and the app actually lets you customize the commands if you so need it, which I think is pretty nice in terms of accessibility. I did not explore that too much as I was pretty satisfied with the current set up. It was a little weird to try and find the button which is more of a touch sensitive pad than a click button. The diagram does show you where it is located. As for the app itself it's simple enough. There were some connectivity issues with accessing the device's interface while in use. You can customize the sound and there are 3 presets which are pretty nice. It also shows the battery life, and I think it's about as long-lasting as most earbuds on the market so nothing overly surprising, but not disappointing at all. The case is flat and magnetic which is nice and easy to slide into a bag without it being bulky. Charging cord is a standard USB C to C, so if you don't have a plug for USB C to outlet that might be a downside. Overall I'm pretty happy with it! I've worked out with it and I was actually considering overhead headphones for working out, but this honestly feels much better to have. I can do more dynamic exercises and don't have to worry about it fall out at all, it's stayed on without budging. Suggestions for manufacturer: I think the app would be nice for all new AceFast devices to be able to customize the sound output, and even having more presets for more dynamic sound depending on genre of music.

TLDR: great sound, mostly secure ear placement, touch controls could be improved, battery very good, price not very competitive I want to start out by saying that this company is excellent and I have two of their other earbuds (acefast T9 and acefast crystal T6). Their customer service is excellent, and normally, I would review at 5 stars, but with these there were just a couple of issues. 1) the first pair I bought would not connect or charge. They would go on when I opened the case, but once removed, the would immediately go dead. So that first impression was not great. However, when I contacted customer service and told them, they immediately apologized and sent a new pair. For that, they are really awesome. The new pair immediately paired and work great 2) Fit: they fit easily over the ear, and feel like you're not wearing anything at all. Very weird at first (I usually where in ear or bose type over ear headphones, so it took adjusting), but very nice after long wear (no heavyness or ear fatigue) 3) Sound: the sound and volume are both great. They are easily heard at a low volume, and also feel like the sound is right in your ear, even though the are technically not in your ear canal. 4) Touch controls: the touch control drives me a little insane. These are very sleek and light, but the touch control portion of the ear bud is also where you have to touch to put them in your ear, so any time you are putting them on or adjusting them, you will set off the touch controls which will either pause, play, or increase your volume. 5) case: case is slim and very cool looking. Charge port is on the bottom, which makes charging slightly awkward, but no big deal. Case is magnetic to hold buds in, and they hold and charge very securely 6) look: they look very cool and futuristic. They're very light and sleek. 7) Price: honestly, for a price of $80, I would expect no issues and better, less reactive touch controls. I own over ten pairs of wireless ear buds, including noise canceling buds and ones that last for 10 hour charges at a time, and only one cost near $80. I just think the market is a little too competitive for the price tag. Overall, good sound, very light, decent battery. But touch controls and price, not my favorite

I have been in the market for a decent wireless earbud for some time now. The AceFast AceFit Air over-the-ear wireless earbuds are impressive. After opening the package I was surprised to see that these things had 80% battery life from the factory. Instructions are fairly simple for these earbuds, once you take them out of there case, wait a few minutes to make sure they are fully on, then open the Bluetooth on your phone and pair them, once they are paired you will hear a short ding, indicating that they have been paired and you are ready to go. I have been using the headphones for over a week now and I must say I am pretty impressed with them, the audio quality is impressive for such a small wearable item. I typically spend my day in front of a computer and listen to streaming music on my phone. The quality of these headphones are in my opinion "top-notch". Sitting at my desk listening to music has been so enjoyable, with the over-the-ear desgin it allows me to hear co-workers when they are asking me questions so I don't miss anything but the sound quality is there and you won't go wrong with these earbuds. Charging times are around 1-1/2 hours depending on how low the battery is when needing to be charged. Charging case is convenient to have, allowing you to charge the earbuds with convenience and ease. These earbuds are super light, I often forget that I even have them on at times. I like the fact that they are comfortable and easy to wear, with super rich detail on the audio, you can hear all the highs and lows of the music, no matter what you are listening to. As far as answering phone calls, with just a double tap on the multi function key you can quickly and easily answer phone calls without even having to touch your phone. These buds are well worth the money and I would definitely recommend these earbuds to anyone looking for a nice comfortable over-the-ear headphone. The AceFast AceFit Air earbuds are another quality product from a reputable company that produces some very nice products. These things did not disappoint and I am happy that I was able to get my hands on them. It is nice being able to wear these and not really feel like they are on at all.

I was shopping for earbuds with a noise cancellation & volume controls. In the product description I read, "4-Mic ENC Noise Cancellation" & controls on the buds. Great! I expected to find a button that turned the noise cancellation on and off, but there was none. With some experimenting & reading, I've come to the conclusion that there is no sound cancellation, not during phone calls, not when listening to music. My first impression was that it is possible to program different options by tapping on the buttons on buds. Perhaps I just haven't been able to figure out the interface, but trying to customize the different functions just doesn't work. The buds don't seem to be able to save the changes. I reset the buttons, but the functions come and go. I just trap once or twice, first on the left, then on the right, & eventually the buds do what I want. My phone has Android 16, so that shouldn't be the problem. The buds are comfortable, the sound is very good for the sale price, but I wouldn't have paid even $30 if I'd known they didn't have noise cancellation. If I'd paid more than $30, I would return them.

It’s great for my time at the gym. Hugs the ears enough to stay put, even when doing jump ropes and running. It is light. It sits well over my ear canal. The curved bridge is thin/tapered enough to leave room for my reading/PC eye glasses. Sturdy material yet flexible. The rubbery finish is smooth that it slips off my fingers while handling it when I’m not wearing it. Sound quality is better than others I have, like the KO8, Raycon, Shokz. I’d say it even beats my “beats” in ear earbuds in sound and functionality. And definitely get the App to customize the sound via a limited (but good enough) equalizer function - specially if you want more base. Charging case is cool, slim, magnetic- no fuss there. Battery life is great too, it can run all day wearing it on. Compared to the KO8, this gets slightly more interference when there’s a barrier, like going to the bathroom whilemy phone is in the living room. But it’s range is good, 40-50 feet. The touch “part” of each is quite sensitive not just to the fingertips, but clothing, hair or fabric does not affect it. Overall, great and well worth more than its price.

sound quality is good. comfortable. charging port is very awkward and now cable doesn't fit as well into the port. it's not a cable issue either

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Sound quality, comfort, features, build quality Sound quality: These sound so much better than other earbuds I've tried (primary comparison was against Anker Soundcore V20i). The sound space is so much clearer and fuller. The V20i sounded muddy and compressed...absolutely horrible when jumping directly back and forth to the AceFit Air. I used the apps for both to fine tune the EQ, but the AceFit really didn't need any adjustments out of the box for me. It's really amazing to consider how good they sound being an open ear design. For reference, I primarily wear them to listen to podcasts, while doing chores around the house or taking a walk. Listening to music also sounds great to me, but not my main use case. Also, phone call quality seems to be good, based on the few times I've used it for that (no complaints from user on other end). Fit: Incredibly comfortable. I will never go back to an in-ear design for earbuds. It is absolutely possible to wear these and after some time forget you have them on. There are no pinch or pressure points, but at the same time I can shake my head around and they will not fall off. Functionality: App is great to have for EQ adjustments or customizing touch controls. Also, I personally love the sensitivity of the touch area. Yes, it is more sensitive than other earbuds, but once you get used to it, I think it's easier to use, as it always responds in that quick moment when I need to reach up and pause the audio or adjust the volume. Durability: Overall, the build quality of these feel very premium (earbuds, case, and packaging). You could swap an Apple logo onto them and easily convince me they cost twice as much. I've been using them consistently for 3 months with no issues. ====== In summary, I rarely take the time to leave reviews for products on Amazon, but I've been so impressed and happy with these that I felt compelled to leave a positive recommendation. Truly a great pair of earbuds that I would purchase again without hesitation!