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PISEN Clip-On Open Ear Earbuds, 4.6g ENC Bluetooth 6.0 Wireless Headphones

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Condition
New
Model
EHB-TW2
Weight
1.44 oz
Color
Beige
Ear Placement
Open Ear
Headphones Jack
No Jack
Built-In Media
User Manual
Warranty
1 Year
Works with
Cellphones

Features 5

  • Open Ear Clip-On Earbuds, Directional Audio That Won't Disturb Others: PISEN open-ear clip-on earbuds deliver sound directly to your ears through a 15 directional acoustic design minimizing leakage so your music stays yours. Open-ear comfort means no ear canal pressure, no soreness even after hours of use. More natural sound than bone conduction headphones, more awareness than in-ear. Perfect for open offices, commutes, or relaxing at home without disturbing those around you.
  • 4.6g Feather-Light FlexiClip, All-Day Comfortable Secure Fit: At just 4.6g per earbud, you'll barely notice they're there. The ergonomically designed FlexiClip uses flexible memory material to gently conform to any ear shape no squeezing, no sliding. Whether you wear glasses, have small ears, or need earbuds that stay put during workouts, the pressure-free clip-on open-ear design keeps them stable and comfortable from morning meetings to evening runs.
  • 12mm Titanium Drivers + ENC Crystal-Clear Calls: Custom 12mm titanium-coated drivers deliver rich powerful bass, detailed mids, and crisp highs professionally tuned by an acclaimed audio expert with 27 years of experience. Dual-mic ENC noise cancellation filters background noise during calls, ensuring your voice comes through clearly whether you're at a busy cafe, on a windy street, or working from home. Music and calls both delivered with clarity.
  • 30H Playtime with Fast Charge + Bluetooth 6.0 + APP Control: Get up to 30 hours of total playtime with the compact charging case, and a quick 10-minute charge gives you enough power for your commute. Bluetooth 6.0 delivers faster pairing, lower latency, and ultra-stable connection across devices. The PISEN Connect app lets you customize EQ presets, switch sound modes, personalize touch controls, and locate your earbuds with the Find My Earbuds feature.

Specs 33

Brand PISEN
Color Beige
Ear Placement Open Ear
Form Factor Open Ear
Headphones Jack No Jack
Brand Name PISEN
Model Number EHB-TW2
Model Name PISEN CloudFeather Open Ear Clip-On Earbuds

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Top Amazon Reviews

Great for Staying Aware of Your Surroundings
I've been using these earbuds for daily use around the house, during workouts, and sometimes just relaxing with one earbud in while keeping my other ear completely open. The open-ear design is easily my favorite thing about them. I can listen to music or other content while still being able to hear and interact with people around me, which is something I really like compared with traditional in-ear earbuds. The sound quality is decent overall. The clarity and volume are good, although I wouldn't consider these particularly bass-heavy. I was impressed with how directional the sound is, though. There isn't much sound leakage, so people nearby generally can't hear what I'm listening to. The biggest adjustment for me has been getting the positioning right. You can't simply put these on and expect them to sound their best. They need to be positioned in just the right spot so the speakers are directed properly into your ears. If they're slightly out of position, the sound can become muffled or even seem almost mono. I have larger ears, so I also wish there were a slightly larger size or a longer clip option. The earbuds can occasionally shift and require repositioning, and wearing them for a long time can cause a little irritation or pressure depending on how they're positioned. They are, however, very easy to put on and take off and have stayed in place reasonably well during my workouts. The build quality and charging case both feel good. Battery life has also been excellent in my experience, and I haven't experienced connection drops, pairing problems, or noticeable latency with Bluetooth. The touch controls are probably my least favorite part of the design. They're a little finicky, and reaching behind my ear to hit the right spot isn't particularly convenient. I also haven't used the optional app because I don't really have a need for it. Overall, I'd recommend these to someone who specifically wants the benefits of an open-ear design, especially if being able to stay aware of their surroundings is important. Being able to use just one earbud while keeping the other ear completely open is very convenient. Just be aware that getting the positioning right can take some trial and error, particularly if you have larger ears. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2026 by B W
Comfortable, Well Made and Good Sound (Even with Hard-to-Fit Ears)
As a Bluetooth earbud newbie, I found these easy to pair, nicely made, and long-lasting between charges. I’m also happy with the sound quality for watching shows and YouTube clips. Best of all, I’m very happy with how well they fit and feel. Other hard earbuds hurt my ears; these don’t. BUILD QUALITY: Opening the box, these look like expensive, well-made earbuds. The packaging has a professional look, and they’re endorsed by Alex Grell. The earbuds attach magnetically to the compact charging case for secure charging. Overall, they have the premium appearance I’d expect from a brand like Apple (though I’m admittedly a newbie to earbuds). BLUETOOTH CONNECTION: Pairing was straightforward. I connected them to my laptop, an external Bluetooth speaker, and later my phone without much trouble (with a little help from Google the first time). FIT: These seem to solve the problem I have with hard earbuds being uncomfortable. The earbuds themselves are made of hard plastic, but the “clip” part is a bit flexible. The clips themselves are labeled R and L. There’s no decision-making about how they’re oriented. Just pick up the right one by the loop and slide it onto the external ear parallel to the ground. In that position, the speaker is aimed toward the ear canal. COMFORT: These are comfortable. I forget that I have them on, which is saying a lot. THE CONTROLS: Two light taps to the back of the earbuds start and stop whatever I’m watching/listening to, and three taps skip forward to the next song. There’s also a game mode, although I’m not sure how I’ve gotten into it before or exactly what it does. INSTRUCTIONS & SIGNAL TONES: The instructions are printed in tiny type on a folded brochure. I needed both my reading glasses and a lighted magnifier to read them comfortably. They also left some questions unanswered, such as why the earbuds would occasionally switch into single-earbud mode. The solution? Just put the earbud that’s “off” back in the case, leave it there for a few seconds, and it turns on. Occasionally I’d get random tones when I’d left my show for a few moments, but they aren’t annoying. CONSIDERATIONS: Since they stay in my ears when I’m walking around the house and even while pulling something over my head, I’d say they’d be fine for walking (I can’t attest to jogging). The first day I had them, I overthought their use, trying them at different angles and trying to push them into my ears. But they’re actually very straightforward. Just look at the photos. IN SUMMARY: These have premium build quality, easy Bluetooth pairing, long battery life, and good sound quality. The comfortable fit and long charge mean they’ve quickly become some of my favorite earbuds. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2026 by Cascadian
Light as a feather but not effective for me
Review Image by Clay Porter
Review Image by Clay Porter
Review Image by Clay Porter
These have all the latest greatest specs, all the accreditation of a high-end designer, and a low price tag. This can't fail, right? The ad copy shows a person who I am assuming should be familiar, but I could not make out the signature. So with a little bit of investigation, it turns out the spokesperson for these clip-on earbuds is Axel Grell, a former Sennheiser engineer who now runs his own headphone design and marketing venture. Now I am really licking my chops. This is gonna be great!! I am thinking while waiting for delivery. Upon arrival, I eagerly ripped off the packing (as carefully as I could) and popped them in (on) my ears. Bluetooth discovery and connect went very easily - BT6.0 is like that. I began playing music, and...annd...bumped the volume up. Then up again. Then again, two more notches. Wow, I have my phone at like 90% now, and it's just not even loud enough to overcome room noises. I adjust them a bit. Better. Adjust some more, and maybe a few more decibels appear. No real bass, no extended treble, just midrange. Not a problem, I reassure myself. IEM drivers are mechanical devices that need some juice to flex a few thousand times and loosen up a bit. Did it get better? Not so much. I had the Empress of Expedience test them out, and got slammed immediately. They would not connect to two devices (phone and ipad) simultaneously, so no further evaluation could be made. After a few hours of break-in and fiddling with the positioning, I decided the best evaluation would be to wear them on a morning walk. Where I walk, there is a busy 'raceway' on one side and a course with treeless fairways on the other. This results in wind noise and traffic noise almost all year round. These earbuds are sounding natural now if not loud, so it should go well, I think. The wind noise did not materialize, but the traffic noise frequently drowned out my listening material. These are not for outdoor activities, I conclude. So for whom could they be a good fit? Someone who wants not very loud sound from a set of earbuds that are so light and unimposing that they might forget they're wearing them, who occasionally takes phone calls, but doesn't go outside or near traffic. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2026 by Clay Porter
They're barely ok in almost every regard
This is the first time trying an open ear earbud and despite me realizing I didn't like the fit of these specific buds, I do like the concept of the open ear bud. This design allows for complete pass through of sound in my environment while also giving me freedom to listen to other things on my phone without having to choose between what I'm listening to or hearing what's in my environment. There's some aspects that make these good and some others that make these not to great and I'll do my best to break down each category. The charging case seems to be made of a relatively inexpensive plastic, its hard but seems to hold up well to drops. I did drop these from counter height twice and surprisingly the buds didn't fall out and the lid didn't even open. The lid snaps shut quite abruptly. There's the USB C charging port on the back and a single led on the front. There's no lights or leds on the inside of the case. The led on the case stays lit when at least one of the earbuds are still charging or the case itself is charging. Because the app isn't available to the google play store yet, it's hard for me to see extra battery details or any fine tuning that should be available in the app. When searching the Google play store for PISEN connect, nothing in the first several results show up as a sound or music related app. The earbuds themselves don't stay put on my ear unless they're on the very bottom of the ear and the only further way down would be to fall off. These can't be adjusted in any for how much they grab your ear. They seem to get the 6 hour battery life they claim when it's not at full volume, in full volume it seems to be closer to 4 hours. They do seem to get another hour or so in just the 10 to 20 minutes of charging in the case, but seems to take a few hours to get it to fully charge. The touch controls on the buds are not very responsive. I found it best to pinch the front and back to get them to respond consistently. There's no feedback in the audio to tell you it's registering your touches until it executes on the command. And it's the same sound for every command, so it's hard to tell if it paused or skipped until you wait a few seconds, then try again if it wasn't right. I found myself just going to my phone to pause and skip because it was just frustrating trying to navigate the earbud controls. The last subject is the sound quality, which I was actually impressed by considering the price. These handled very high frequency opera vocals without crackling or distorting. It can also reproduce bass. If bass is important to you, I wouldn't get these. I can tell the songs have bass through these but it by no means is powerful. The microphone does a good job of filtering background noise and not just by closing the mic when no one is talking. It genuinely filtered out a tv and an ac unit and only fed through my voice during a phone call. In all, these are a budget pair of earbuds and I think they're reasonably priced for how they performed. I do hope the app comes online soon and being able to see battery levels and adjust EQ would make these way more worth it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2026 by Jay Double You
Lightweight Fit, but Falls Remarkably Short on Audio and Call Quality
I really wanted to like these PISEN clip-on open-ear earbuds because the design concept is great, but they simply don't hold up once you start using them daily. On the positive side, the fit and portability are definitely the highlights. At just 4.6 grams per side, the FlexiClip design feels practically weightless on the ear, making them very comfortable for workouts without shifting around. The battery life is also decent, giving you enough juice to get through a full day of casual listening without constantly searching for a charging case. However, where these earbuds fundamentally fail is sound quality. Compared to other open-ear options on the market, these fall significantly short in audio depth, volume, and low-end response. Comparable open-ear models from brands like TOZO and Baseus offer vastly superior, richer sound performance at virtually the same price point, making the weak output on these PISENs really stand out. Call quality is also not great; the microphone picks up a lot of ambient noise and my voice sounded thin and muffled to people on the other end. It is worth noting that if you are looking for active noise cancellation, you won't find it here—but as open-ear earbuds designed for environmental awareness, active noise cancellation is not meant to be a feature anyway. Ultimately, while the lightweight clip-on fit and long battery life are nice, the subpar audio and call performance make these very hard to recommend over the competition. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2026 by RF
Kicking open air earbuds with excellent sound
Wow! Excellent clarity and fit! They paired with my phone Instantly, they sound, great, they work with any device. Even though these are pretty tiny, they're surprising STRONG and well built. The sound quality was fantastic, especially for open ear. I'm still trying to get used to how they clip on but they're more than tolerable to use for a few hours at a time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2026 by ametalmusician
Comfortable and stays put, but the audio leaks and the app is frustrating.
Review Image by EmmaV
Review Image by EmmaV
If you are buying these to wear in a quiet office without anyone knowing what you are listening to, think again. Despite the marketing about a "15° directional design to minimize leakage," these earbuds leak sound significantly at anything over 50% volume. My coworker could hear my podcasts clearly from the next desk over. The sound quality itself is decent for an open-ear design, but the claim of "powerful bass" is an exaggeration—because they clip onto the outside of your ear rather than sitting inside the canal, the low-end sounds thin and airy. On the positive side, the comfort and fit are excellent. They weigh next to nothing (4.6g) and the flexible clip doesn't pinch, even after wearing them for a four-hour shift. They stay completely secure during runs and don't interfere with my glasses at all. However, the tech side is a headache. The PISEN app is clunky, prone to disconnecting, and requires too many permissions just to change the EQ settings. They are great for outdoor workouts where you need to hear traffic, but terrible for private listening in quiet rooms. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2026 by EmmaV
A useful tradeoff when hearing your surroundings matters
These aren't quite as comfortable as traditional earbuds, but the open-ear design serves a purpose conventional earbuds don't. I've particularly liked them for jogging. Because they don't seal my ear canal, I can listen to music while still hearing what's happening around me. Cars, people, and other environmental sounds stay perceptible, which matters to me when I'm running outside. I give up some isolation, but in that situation that's actually the feature I'm looking for. I have other earbuds that can mix in environmental sounds, but they can be jarringly boosted and sharp. This design means a car horn won't be so shrill that it knocks you to the ground. Sound quality is good, especially considering the open design. I wouldn't choose these if I wanted maximum isolation or the most immersive listening experience possible, but the music sounds clear and enjoyable while still letting outside sound through. There is also noticeable sound leakage. That's somewhat inherent to the design, but it's worth knowing before buying them. If you're listening around other people, don't assume your music or podcast is completely private. The clip-on fit has stayed secure for my use, although personally I still find conventional earbuds more comfortable. For jogging, though, the tradeoff makes sense. I'd rather sacrifice a little comfort and isolation to stay more aware of my surroundings. They're not my first choice for sitting quietly and listening to music. They're a much better choice when I don't want my earbuds to completely disconnect me from the world around me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2026 by Reviewed by DS
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