Just purchased my AeroFit Pro on the Soundcore website. I even got the Q20i for free with their current promotion! What sold it for me was the fact the Pros have physical buttons on it which makes it reliable during runs instead of touch control. I love that it comes with the adjustable detachable neckband, which if you were to go with Shokz, you'd have to get the OpenFit & OpenRun separately. Soundcore all the way!!!
I have the OpenRun Pros and very much enjoy them. I wanted something easier to fit my pocket though and tried the OpenFit and liked those but ended up getting the Tozo Openbuds instead because of the price and value, and since I already had the OpenRun Pros, the cost of the OpenFit or these were a little too high. I really liked the Areofit Pro, but every video I have seen the mic quality is terrible. That is a HUGE factor for any open ear headphones for me at least. This is the first video were the sound quality was good and not awful. People have not complained about the sound quality of my OpenRun Pros and the Tozo. I am happy there is more competition in the open ear bud category and I think this is a great 1st attempt for Soundcore. I cant wait for the next model!
Do you notice any thumping sound while landing each step on a run? Would you use them for running? Would they be comfortable for a long run, like 2-3 hours? Thx 🙏 good review
Picked up a pair of the pros in Tokyo yesterday. Got them to replace some pretty good sounding earbuds (Denon) that would sometimes fall out of an ear ... not a good thing anywhere, but especially on a commuter train. I was expecting a trade-off of sound quality for comfort and fit, but was pleasantly surprised at how good they sound. These Anker Aerofit Pros are worth every bit I paid for 'em. The U.S. (and Japan) had better up their game because China is handing us our lunch, and I am willing to foot the tab.
Good review. I am from the UK and do a lot of cycling. Soundcore covers most bases, especially fit and sound quality. I have different types of earbuds and and earphones. I have the Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus and Buds Live. The Buds Plus cut off a lot of ambient sound and ambient mode is a bit artificial. Also they start to feel loose due to moisture and vibration when cycling. The Buds Live are actually better for ambient sound. My personal issue is fit and the fact they can fall out, especially with sweat. This also affects the sound. I did have Shokz, but the sound is average with a lack of bass and top end treble. Shokz are more for voice than music. I have 4 pairs of air-conditioning earphones and earbuds. The SoundPeats RunFree and RunFree Lite, Tozo OpenReal and Open Buds. All of these are far better and cheaper than the Shokz bone conducting earphones especially in sound quality. All combined are cheaper than the Soundcore in the review! So in effect, I all the design features of the Soundcore at a cheaper price, but as separate units.
I really like seeing a company bringing back a headband. After all, one item is easier to keep track than three. But are the sound core headphones OSHA certified? Also, there are such a variety of earplugs providing variety of cancellation of noise around you if that is what you prefer - like yourself, I don't use the aftershocks that often. On a plane ear plug noise isolation soo much better than software.. of course I would still bring my preferred earbuds of choice so that when I finally want to take a nap on the plane. To preserve the neck 💆♂️🤕
I used the Openrun Pro for awhile, then when I heard about open earbuds, tried a few models, and settled on the aerofit pro. I have nice headphones and speakers at home, and for me, with EQ, the openrun pro was just acceptable enough for SQ. But the aerofit pro is much better in terms of bass and volume. Not only can i keep the volume lower, but with the openrun pro it was a matter of trying to get enough bass without making the transducer rattle, while the aerofit pro just handles it properly since it has a dynamic driver. However, I'm now curious about the openrun pro 2. There were some things i liked about bone conduction. Notably: when something loud moves past me, i can cover my ears, protecting my hearing, but still perfectly and comfortably hear my headphones, and it leaves my ears completely open, which i think is even better than the open earbud design in terms of environmental awareness, even if it is marginal.
I drive a truck and I’m thinking of switching to these instead of a regular headset. I listen to music, podcast, and talk on the phone but the headset sucks for music and podcasts. Anybody have call issues in windy environments?
can u do jabra elite 10 vs Sennheiser momentum true wireless 3 comparsion? note: the jabras battery life is not 6 hours its 12.5 hours i saw a reviewer test its battery life.
I don't know why Soundcore can't have all the controls on the Aerofits? It makes no sense. There's third party open earbuds on Amazon that can do everything for less. The Aerofit pro should've been priced at $150 & the Aerofit priced at $99.
Im not sure how i found your channel,.. but i gotta say, you are doing waaay too good with reviewing the product, i couldn't skip a sec of that video, thanks you for the good content, keep it up
Nice review! I loved the microphone test. Sometimes I talk on the phone while walking the dogs or biking. People always complain of the wind when i wear my shokz. With the soundcore mics I did not hear any of that. It looks promising!
No Way Did Soundcore Test The Aerofit Pro Before Releasing It . I Cant Be The.Only One Who The.AeroFit Pro Hurt Their Ears . I Returned My.Aerofit Pro . The Aerofit Pro , Just Like Oladance Hurt The Concha Part Of My Ears & Oladance OWS 2 Literally Broke The Back Of My Ears Out As If My Ears Had A Bad Sun Burn . Sadly Oladance Aren't Going To Use The Same Non Ear Irritating Materials That SHOKZ Uses So I Can't Use Or Recomment Oladance . The Spatial Audio Sounds Surprisingly Not Great On The.Aerofit Pro But I Love That They Have LDAC . My OpenRun Pros Get 12 To 14 Hours Per Charge . The Shokz OpenFit Are The Only Open Earbuds That Have A Perfect Design That Fits The Shape Of The.Ear Instead Of Pushing Into My Concha Causing Pain Pain And More Pain .
Just goes to show you gotta find what works best for your ears. No earbuds works for 100% of ppl. I’ve had my Aerofit pro on since i woke up today and i can barely tell they’re there lol. Still gotta try the Shokz OpenFit, Though.
If using these in the gym doing weights or stretching (ie. not on a treadmill) - do you think the sound leakage is enough to allow those around you to hear it?
would've been more credible if the comparison was made between like for like product i.e OWS, or OpenFit instead of Openrun which uses bone conducing technology
The Aerofit pro look like an awesome pair… especially with everything that is included with the earbuds. I was just wondering if this product is something that would be usable in the gym. I am currently using the soundcore sport x10 and I like them a lot for the gym. Would the aerofit pro be as good or perhaps better for the gym?
They sound good and really good with ldac but Like The oladance pro the.soundcore aerofit pro hurt the concha part of the ear . I had to very regretfully return the Aerofit pro . Shokz openfit actually fit the ear instead of being designed in a way like the aerofit pro that the fit causes them to hurt the Ears.
@@DroidLocks6971 oh that’s a good point! I was thinking about it… whether it would hurt the inside of the ear but I didn’t think it would. Thanks for letting me know. As much as I like the sport x10, I’m still in search for the right pair of earbuds or perhaps headphones for the gym. I sweat a lot so that’s my biggest concern when buying
Sorry for the nasally/congested voice. Im recovering from a pretty nasty cold 😷
Just purchased my AeroFit Pro on the Soundcore website. I even got the Q20i for free with their current promotion! What sold it for me was the fact the Pros have physical buttons on it which makes it reliable during runs instead of touch control. I love that it comes with the adjustable detachable neckband, which if you were to go with Shokz, you'd have to get the OpenFit & OpenRun separately. Soundcore all the way!!!
I have the OpenRun Pros and very much enjoy them. I wanted something easier to fit my pocket though and tried the OpenFit and liked those but ended up getting the Tozo Openbuds instead because of the price and value, and since I already had the OpenRun Pros, the cost of the OpenFit or these were a little too high.
I really liked the Areofit Pro, but every video I have seen the mic quality is terrible. That is a HUGE factor for any open ear headphones for me at least. This is the first video were the sound quality was good and not awful. People have not complained about the sound quality of my OpenRun Pros and the Tozo.
I am happy there is more competition in the open ear bud category and I think this is a great 1st attempt for Soundcore. I cant wait for the next model!
Do you notice any thumping sound while landing each step on a run? Would you use them for running? Would they be comfortable for a long run, like 2-3 hours? Thx 🙏 good review
Second this
Picked up a pair of the pros in Tokyo yesterday. Got them to replace some pretty good sounding earbuds (Denon) that would sometimes fall out of an ear ... not a good thing anywhere, but especially on a commuter train. I was expecting a trade-off of sound quality for comfort and fit, but was pleasantly surprised at how good they sound. These Anker Aerofit Pros are worth every bit I paid for 'em. The U.S. (and Japan) had better up their game because China is handing us our lunch, and I am willing to foot the tab.
Good review. I am from the UK and do a lot of cycling. Soundcore covers most bases, especially fit and sound quality.
I have different types of earbuds and and earphones. I have the Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus and Buds Live. The Buds Plus cut off a lot of ambient sound and ambient mode is a bit artificial. Also they start to feel loose due to moisture and vibration when cycling. The Buds Live are actually better for ambient sound. My personal issue is fit and the fact they can fall out, especially with sweat. This also affects the sound.
I did have Shokz, but the sound is average with a lack of bass and top end treble. Shokz are more for voice than music.
I have 4 pairs of air-conditioning earphones and earbuds. The SoundPeats RunFree and RunFree Lite, Tozo OpenReal and Open Buds. All of these are far better and cheaper than the Shokz bone conducting earphones especially in sound quality. All combined are cheaper than the Soundcore in the review! So in effect, I all the design features of the Soundcore at a cheaper price, but as separate units.
Good to see you back with some new videos. Gad you're getting better and make sure to take care of yourself.
This came at the perfect time! I'm running the NYC marathon this Sunday and was looking into this! Thanks so much!
Did you get them? Did you run the marathon with them? How did they do? Sound good? Were they comfortable?
@@njdnjdnjd Crossing my fingers OP delivers.. 😬
@@fsade18 any update
but it's not a Bone Conduction headphones. So you can't compare the two because it blocks your ear from your surroundings.
I really like seeing a company bringing back a headband. After all, one item is easier to keep track than three. But are the sound core headphones OSHA certified? Also, there are such a variety of earplugs providing variety of cancellation of noise around you if that is what you prefer
- like yourself, I don't use the aftershocks that often. On a plane ear plug noise isolation soo much better than software.. of course I would still bring my preferred earbuds of choice so that when I finally want to take a nap on the plane. To preserve the neck 💆♂️🤕
I used the Openrun Pro for awhile, then when I heard about open earbuds, tried a few models, and settled on the aerofit pro. I have nice headphones and speakers at home, and for me, with EQ, the openrun pro was just acceptable enough for SQ. But the aerofit pro is much better in terms of bass and volume. Not only can i keep the volume lower, but with the openrun pro it was a matter of trying to get enough bass without making the transducer rattle, while the aerofit pro just handles it properly since it has a dynamic driver. However, I'm now curious about the openrun pro 2. There were some things i liked about bone conduction. Notably: when something loud moves past me, i can cover my ears, protecting my hearing, but still perfectly and comfortably hear my headphones, and it leaves my ears completely open, which i think is even better than the open earbud design in terms of environmental awareness, even if it is marginal.
I drive a truck and I’m thinking of switching to these instead of a regular headset. I listen to music, podcast, and talk on the phone but the headset sucks for music and podcasts. Anybody have call issues in windy environments?
The thing is, Shokz and other bone conduction products aren't really comparable to air conduction headphones.
Yup, I agree on that, I got both bone conduction and air conduction headphones. I still go with my Openrun Pro Mini...but I'll try this out
can u do jabra elite 10 vs Sennheiser momentum true wireless 3 comparsion?
note: the jabras battery life is not 6 hours its 12.5 hours i saw a reviewer test its battery life.
I don't know why Soundcore can't have all the controls on the Aerofits? It makes no sense. There's third party open earbuds on Amazon that can do everything for less. The Aerofit pro should've been priced at $150 & the Aerofit priced at $99.
Majority of their earbuds have full controls...interesting choice for sure.
Thank you for another great review and comparison! 👍
Thanks for the great videos! Just ordered the SoundCore Aeroflot Pro’s in Electric Purple
Im not sure how i found your channel,.. but i gotta say, you are doing waaay too good with reviewing the product, i couldn't skip a sec of that video, thanks you for the good content, keep it up
Thank you!
What about the open fits?
Soundcore user here.. ♥️ it
Thank you for the video. Soundcore is making some great products these days!
Which one would you say leaks sound more?
Thanks for the video. Have you tried using sun glasses on top of Aerofit Pro? Any feedback is appreciated.
Thanks for the video! In terms of volume, are they both equal?
hard for me to say. i've always been afraid to raise the volume on the Shokz due to the tickling sensation.
I'd love a hybrid ie bone conduction that keeps the ear canals free, with removable and adjustable head strap.
Nice review! I loved the microphone test. Sometimes I talk on the phone while walking the dogs or biking. People always complain of the wind when i wear my shokz. With the soundcore mics I did not hear any of that. It looks promising!
No Way Did Soundcore Test The Aerofit Pro Before Releasing It .
I Cant Be The.Only One Who The.AeroFit Pro Hurt Their Ears .
I Returned My.Aerofit Pro . The Aerofit Pro , Just Like Oladance Hurt The Concha Part Of My Ears & Oladance OWS 2 Literally Broke The Back Of My Ears Out As If My Ears Had A Bad Sun Burn .
Sadly Oladance Aren't Going To Use The Same Non Ear Irritating Materials That SHOKZ Uses So I Can't Use Or Recomment Oladance .
The Spatial Audio Sounds Surprisingly Not Great On The.Aerofit Pro But I Love That They Have LDAC .
My OpenRun Pros Get 12 To 14 Hours Per Charge .
The Shokz OpenFit Are The Only Open Earbuds That Have A Perfect Design That Fits The Shape Of The.Ear Instead Of Pushing Into My Concha Causing Pain Pain And More Pain .
Just goes to show you gotta find what works best for your ears. No earbuds works for 100% of ppl. I’ve had my Aerofit pro on since i woke up today and i can barely tell they’re there lol. Still gotta try the Shokz OpenFit, Though.
Thanks for the review, just ordered my pair and got the bonus Q20i, can’t wait for these to come.
good review . Indeed . own one & has the best bass output & fuller than any open ear buds I used in the market .
Maybe you know it? When will they be released in Germany/Europe?
Hope they introduce tripple press, for better customisation.
I never had an opened earbud before. This one gonna be my first one.
😀👍👍
Wow they really killed it
hmmm, they still sit on the ear :/
Soundcore C30i !!! I need to hear your opinion.
Yes. I agree! I own them and LOVE them.
@@DanielleMalkinNinjadid you do the update for the eq ! Yeah I’m in love
I actually ordered a second pair
Just in case
@@spitfire0781 I did do the update. I prefer the signature sound, but I know a lot of people are happy with the new bass option.
Thanks C, not my style, but a good review as always. J
Thanks for stopping by!
If using these in the gym doing weights or stretching (ie. not on a treadmill) - do you think the sound leakage is enough to allow those around you to hear it?
You should be good. Highly doubt anyone else could hear it over the ambient noise from the gym.
would've been more credible if the comparison was made between like for like product i.e OWS, or OpenFit instead of Openrun which uses bone conducing technology
Paid reviews never tell of the dbs
Great review sir
The Aerofit pro look like an awesome pair… especially with everything that is included with the earbuds. I was just wondering if this product is something that would be usable in the gym. I am currently using the soundcore sport x10 and I like them a lot for the gym. Would the aerofit pro be as good or perhaps better for the gym?
They sound good and really good with ldac but Like The oladance pro the.soundcore aerofit pro hurt the concha part of the ear . I had to very regretfully return the Aerofit pro .
Shokz openfit actually fit the ear instead of being designed in a way like the aerofit pro that the fit causes them to hurt the Ears.
@@DroidLocks6971 oh that’s a good point! I was thinking about it… whether it would hurt the inside of the ear but I didn’t think it would. Thanks for letting me know. As much as I like the sport x10, I’m still in search for the right pair of earbuds or perhaps headphones for the gym. I sweat a lot so that’s my biggest concern when buying
Most in earbuds cause ear infections