Clip style buds? 5 of the BEST compared

[@SibTiger33]

Easily freeclips. Sooo good . Well done Huawei .been using them for a very long time and they even added volume gestures

[@AndyLarge]

@@SibTiger33 Freeclips are amazing. Sound quality is superb and reliability best in class. Just pricey.

[@bekkbravo5162]

You did not include the QCY Crossky c30 open earbuds, I think those are the best overall for their price, also with awesome colour options!

[@Matt-fd9hc]

Bought the Soundcore, TOZO and QCY Crosskey C30. Took back the Soundcore quite quickly. Very uncomfortable. Ears got very sore from wearing them. Had a friend have the same problem. Button is great. Sound wasn’t great. Same issue as one of the reviewers. I kept the TOZO. The lack of multipoint isn’t great. But I don’t worry about that at my factory job. Get plenty loud and the sound is quite good. Can wear my entire 8 hour shift no problem. The QCY at $36 are really good. Better like not as good the TOZO. But sound and loudness are comparable. Just as comfortable and have multi point control. I have 2 pair of these. One for work and one for home.

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

Yeah to me multipoint is an absolute must for a product like this. You're not relying on active noise cancellation and transparency mode so if it doesn't have multipoint it's practically featureless.

[@Matt-fd9hc]

@ This type of earbud wont even offer transparency because of its open ear design. For the same reason ANC isn’t a feature that works with this design

[@Chris.P.Noodle]

I thought the Tozo's were great, apart from the accidental touches, as you mentioned. I also agree that the sound on the c40i's is very dependent on the positioning. I also found them quite uncomfortable. I would only use this form factor if you can't get on with hook style.

[@trsayurs]

I have HUAWEI freeclips- they are amazing to say the least!

[@ronaldpollard8990]

Always so well informed !!

[@AMIGA79]

8:30 nice one 🤭 @topic: Great comparison as always from you guys. I just love it. 🤩

[@mikehancock6280]

I have the JLab Flex and Soundcore C30i. The flex looses connection frequently and the equalizer doesn’t effect the sound enough to be satisfactory. The C30i work better for my preferences.

[@r00kiet80]

I'm currently looking for an open earbud and my top two choices are huawei freeclips and the nothing ear open. Out of these two options what would you recommend? I will mainly use them in Bed/Sleeping and wearing under a helmet while skiing and biking. Which do you think fits my usecase better?

[@DHRME]

Kinda confusing cos sleeping may work better with clip style and helmet with a hook style.

[@kenjikodai]

Just got the jlab flex for 25 for funsies, I definitely love how they work and I'll be looking for an upgrade since these are uncomfortable

[@jasonjayalap]

Disappointing that mute isnt a standard feature on all earbuds. I have the (purple) freeclips thanks to your videos. This is the best style for around the house, mostly voice, content. Anything that can fall off is asking for trouble. Only problem with all these "true wireless" (where did that term go?) buds is the tiny batteries that wear down to unreliable levels. Very annoying when they die during a call.

[@Lady-Bug3]

If you have small tiny ears GET THE HUAWEIS! THEY ARE AMAZING! The type of multipoint on the huaweis is the kind I thought multipoint was supposed to be and now I'm mad when any company doesn't do this version and has the nerve to say they have multipoint. Also the amount of times people have asked me if I have a new piercing when I have these on😂 and I have the purple ones! And these are people who got mad because I should have gotten a piercing with them because we have been friends for min 10 years 😂😂.

[@DHRME]

Haha that’s a hilarious story! Thanks for sharing!

[@jonkobee6556]

Got the tozo black Friday deal for like $30 they are my go to open bud, I was very surprised how good they sound I was expecting a drop off being open ear and there really isn't much, just get them.

[@waynedexter]

Did you like the sound right out the box or did you have to fuss with the EQ?

[@jonkobee6556]

@waynedexter like most buds they are a little flat out of the box, use the app and eq for what type of music you like and they are very good, they are my daily at work buds

[@Mr.IncognitoMode2012]

Ugreen s3 and s5 pls Add it to these list for comparison

[@theredbar-cross8515]

I have no idea how the "Wah-Way" pronunciation got popular. Mandarin never drops the H. It is "Hua-Way". The H is emphasized if anything.

[@Hijynx87]

Bose are $225 now, worth it?

[@Matt-fd9hc]

No way. They don’t do anything better than any other. Don’t even think about buying them. Get the Huwaei. If money is an issue go with the TOZO or one that I really like is the QCY Crossky C30. Don’t waste your money on the Bose

[@not-a-raccoon]

Never.

[@AndyLarge]

​@@Matt-fd9hcCrosskey is great. Good sound etc. But the control surface is poor. Much worse than Huawei.

[@AndyLarge]

When are you guys reviewing the QCY ones?

[@SibTiger33]

Nope

[@nikicrewes1411]

What if the Bose and Huawei were the same price?

[@SibTiger33]

Still Huawei. Unless you don't care about call quality

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

I don't know what I think about the cliptology era.

[@Matt-fd9hc]

@@michaelcorcoran8768 I think these are really going to gain in popularity in the next few years. A good innovation in earbuds. For me I’ll never buy in ear earbuds again. I tried on an old pair I had and as soon as I put it in I gave it 5 seconds and took them out. Knowing I’d never wear that style ever again

[@Justin-Potato]

Bose Sucks...