New Anker Soundcore AeroClip wireless headphones are now available
The Soundcore AeroClip are now available on Amazon (Image source: Anker)
The Anker Soundcore AeroClip are now on Amazon US. These wireless earbuds sport relatively large drivers and in a rather unusual design, but their open design means they don't feature active noise cancellation (ANC).
The Soundcore AeroClip are new headphones from Anker that have recently become available on Amazon US for $129. Unfortunately, these earbuds are not officially sold in many European countries, in which case shoppers can import them via a Chinese marketplace such as Banggood. There might be some additional import duties or taxes, and warranty claims might cause difficulties.
That said, the Soundcore AeroClip are open-ear headphones that aren’t simply inserted into the ear canal but rather wrapped around the outer ear. They are equipped with a total of four microphones which are supposed to reduce distracting background noise during phone calls. These Anker earbuds come with 12mm drivers but don’t support active noise cancellation.
Battery life is officially specified as 8 hours, which can be extended by another 24 hours with the included charging case. Anker further advertises an IPX4 certification, which means that the headphones are resistant to water and sweat. Notable alternatives with a similar form factor include the PearlClip Pro, which are also much cheaper at just $39 on Amazon.
The AeroClip are supposed to last 32 hours in total (Image source: Anker)
The earbuds can be controlled via touch (Image source: Anker)
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