SonaTech open-ear headphones are designed to sit beside your ears, so you can enjoy your audio without the usual in-ear feel. The wraparound design keeps things simple for work, walks, daily tasks and everything in between.
I wanted something I could use for errands, walking and work breaks. I mostly use them for work breaks and audiobooks. The open-ear fit feels much more natural to me than regular earbuds. They’ve ended up being more useful than I expected. I mostly reach for them in the afternoon during work breaks with audiobooks.
I’ve been using these for trips to the shops and listening to playlists. I don’t have to keep pushing them back into place. They connect quickly to my phone and are simple to use. I tend to use them more on weekends during trips to the shops with playlists. I first tried them on a Saturday and kept using them.
I wanted a pair that didn’t need constant adjusting when I was out. I like that nothing sits inside my ear canal. I’ve also found them useful for gym warm-ups. They do what I wanted from an open-ear headset. Most of my listening is on weekday mornings during gym warm-ups with radio streams.
A nice everyday option for walking the dog. I don’t have to keep pushing them back into place. I often use them while doing jobs around the house during walking the dog with podcasts.
I was looking for something I could wear on walks without feeling sealed off. I mostly use them for weekend errands and music. They’ve been comfortable for longer listening sessions. I reach for them more than my old earbuds now. I normally use them before work during weekend errands with music. I first tried them on a Sunday and kept using them.
Great for waterfront walks; the speakers sit beside my ears instead of sealing them off. They usually stay in my bag when I’m out during waterfront walks with phone calls.
I mainly use them for after-work walks. The fit feels steady without squeezing too hard. Most of my listening is on weekday mornings during after-work walks with radio streams.
I’ve been using them for after-work walks. They’re easy to throw on before heading out. Most of my listening is on weekday mornings during after-work walks with radio streams.
I was after a lighter alternative to traditional in-ear buds. I use them most for evening walks and usually listen to work playlists. The band sits securely without feeling bulky. The battery has been plenty for my normal day-to-day use. I like that nothing sits inside my ear canal. They’ve fitted into my routine really easily. They’ve been handy when I’m walking to grab coffee during evening walks with work playlists.
Really comfortable for bus rides. The battery has been plenty for my normal day-to-day use. I tend to use them more on weekends during bus rides with playlists.
A nice everyday option for bus rides. They’ve been practical for both movement and everyday listening. I tend to use them more on weekends during bus rides with playlists.
I wanted something practical for evening walks. The wraparound design stays secure when I’m moving. They’ve also been good for work playlists. I like them most for walking, errands and podcasts. The open-ear style was new to me, but it has suited my routine well. They’ve been handy when I’m walking to grab coffee during evening walks with work playlists.
I wanted something I could use for errands, walking and work breaks. I mostly use them for work breaks and audiobooks. The speakers sit beside my ears instead of sealing them off. They’ve ended up being more useful than I expected. I mostly reach for them in the afternoon during work breaks with audiobooks.
I’ve been using these for relaxed Sunday walks and listening to podcasts. I don’t have to keep pushing them back into place. They connect quickly to my phone and are simple to use. I often use them while doing jobs around the house during relaxed Sunday walks with podcasts.
The first thing I noticed was the fit. They connect quickly to my phone and are simple to use. I use them most during walking around the neighbourhood, and i’m really happy with the comfort and fit. They’ve been useful when I’m out running errands during walking around the neighbourhood with interviews.
I wanted something I could use for errands, walking and work breaks. I like having my ears open instead of plugged by earbuds. I’ve also found them useful for school-run walks. They’ve become one of the first things I grab before heading out. I mostly reach for them in the afternoon during school-run walks with audiobooks. I first tried them on a Tuesday and kept using them.
I liked the idea of keeping my ears open while still listening to audio. The fit feels steady without squeezing too hard. I’ve also found them useful for casual bike rides. They do what I wanted from an open-ear headset. They’ve become part of my usual walk routine during casual bike rides with sports podcasts.
Easy to wear during walking around the neighbourhood. The band sits securely without feeling bulky. They’ve been useful when I’m out running errands during walking around the neighbourhood with interviews.
I wanted something practical for light runs. The open-ear fit feels much more natural to me than regular earbuds. They’ve also been good for talk shows. For my routine, they’ve been a good fit overall. I mainly use them for casual listening rather than when I want complete isolation. I usually pair them with my phone and head straight out during light runs with talk shows. I first tried them on a Tuesday and kept using them.
I’ve been using them for travel days. They feel light enough that I forget I’m wearing them sometimes. They’re the pair I grab for casual listening now during travel days with news updates.
A nice everyday option for school-run walks. I don’t have to keep pushing them back into place. I’ve used them on both short and longer walks during school-run walks with comedy podcasts. I first tried them on a Thursday and kept using them.
I wanted something practical for light runs. They work well when I want audio without feeling completely cut off. They’ve also been good for talk shows. They’ve been easy to live with day to day. I usually pair them with my phone and head straight out during light runs with talk shows.
I mainly use them for travel days. I like that nothing sits inside my ear canal. They’re the pair I grab for casual listening now during travel days with news updates.
They connect quickly to my phone and are simple to use. I normally use them before work during grocery trips with music. I first tried them on a Friday and kept using them.
I mainly wanted a comfortable pair for everyday listening. I can still notice what’s happening around me while I listen. I’ve also found them useful for school-run walks. They’ve become one of the first things I grab before heading out. I’ve used them on both short and longer walks during school-run walks with comedy podcasts.
I’ve tried a few different headphone styles and wanted something less intrusive for park walks. I like that nothing sits inside my ear canal. I like having my ears open instead of plugged by earbuds. The wraparound shape also feels secure enough that I’m not constantly adjusting them. I mainly use them for radio streams. They’ve fitted into my routine really easily. Most of my listening is on weekday mornings during park walks with radio streams.
I bought them mostly for podcasts and casual music during the day. I mostly use them for doing jobs outside and playlists. I can still notice what’s happening around me while I listen. They’ve ended up being more useful than I expected. I tend to use them more on weekends during doing jobs outside with playlists.
I was after a lighter alternative to traditional in-ear buds. They’ve been comfortable for longer listening sessions. I’ve also found them useful for train rides. They do what I wanted from an open-ear headset. They’ve been handy when I’m walking to grab coffee during train rides with work playlists. I first tried them on a Tuesday and kept using them.
Good for walking the dog and phone calls. I like having my ears open instead of plugged by earbuds. They usually stay in my bag when I’m out during walking the dog with phone calls.