EarFun Clip launch as Bluetooth 6.0 open-ear wireless buds for under $90

The EarFun Clip are touted to solve the main problem of their increasingly popular open earbud design, namely the amount of strain that the "C-bridge" design might put on the user's outer ear over time. 

The new accessories also have an official IP55 rating for potential workout-induced sweat resistance, and are also equipped with a "skin-friendly" liquid silicone coating for components such as the titanium memory wire that connects their balancing capsule to their on-ear business end.

Despite the resulting compact design, the Clips are also backed to contain all the tech necessary to confer a Hi-Res Audio certification on their 10.5mm "carbon-fiber diaphragm" drivers, in-house 3D Surround Sound and BassSurge technology included.

Calls on the new accessories are also backed to be as clear, deep and rich as possible given their open-ear design with some environmental noise-cancelling (ENC) adaptations - although they are based on just 2 integrated mics.

The EarFun Clips come in a fairly conventionally-sized TWS earbud case rated to extend their battery life to as much as 40 hours per charge, which is done via USB-C.

The Clips also outdo the vast majority of their rivals on the market with an upgrade to Bluetooth 6.0, paired to support for the LDAC codec, Dual Device Connectivity and Google Fast Pair.

Then again, they miss out on other high-end features such as the aptX Lossless and AuraCast found in their higher-end Air Pro 4 counterparts - although that is because EarFun has set its inaugural Clips at a recommended price of just $89.99 on Amazon.

Furthermore, they are currently listed with a $20 discount to mark their release - with a limited-time 20% off coupon check-box on top of that.