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Nothing's sub-brand CMF by Nothing is offering its Clip Pro open-ear wireless earbuds at a $30 discount on Amazon, bringing the price down to $69. The earbuds use a clip-on design that sits outside the ear canal rather than inside it, paired with a lightweight three-point clip and flexible bridge for fit. Audio can be adjusted through the companion Nothing X app, which offers EQ settings, bass enhancement, and customizable controls.
Samsung's first open-ear earbuds, the Galaxy Buds On, launched in Korea and will arrive in the US on November 6 priced at $229. The clip-style buds wrap around the ear without sealing the ear canal, offer up to 9.5 hours of battery life, wireless charging, and Gemini Live support, but lack ANC and Bluetooth multipoint, and come in one size and color.
Samsung has introduced the Galaxy Buds On, a clip-on open-ear wireless earbud featuring new Audio Leakage Reduction technology and IP54 water resistance, with fit informed by data from over 119 million ear scans. The earbuds offer about 9.5 hours of playback (38 hours with the case), a three-mic array with a voice pickup unit for call clarity, and head-gesture controls for calls and alerts.
Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Buds On, its first open-ear earbuds for the US market, featuring a clip-on design that wraps around the back of the ear instead of sitting in the canal. Each bud weighs 6.65 grams and uses an 11.3mm TwinBoost driver, directional audio to limit sound leakage, and multiple microphones for call isolation. The earbuds offer up to 9.5 hours of music playback, 38 hours total with the charging case, Bluetooth 6.2, and an IP54 rating, launching in early November for $229 in a single black color.
Soundcore's AeroClip open-ear clip-on earbuds are currently selling on Amazon for $105.99, a 38% reduction from their regular price. The earbuds use a clip-on design intended to stay secure during workouts while allowing wearers to remain aware of ambient sound.
Amazon has cut the price of Sony's LinkBuds Clip open-ear earbuds to $158, down from their $228 list price, a 31% discount. The earbuds use a lightweight clip-style, open-ear design, offer about 8 hours of battery per charge plus 14 more from the case, and carry IPX4 splash resistance. They also support Sony's Sound Connect app, with EQ tools, DSEE upscaling, and 360 Reality Audio.
Amazon is selling JBL's Soundgear Sense open-ear true wireless earbuds for $83, a 50% cut from their $165 list price. The earbuds use JBL's OpenSound air-conduction design, offer up to 6 hours of battery life (24 hours with the case), Bluetooth 5.3, multipoint pairing, and an IP54 rating for sweat and dust resistance.
Amazon has cut the price of Bose's Ultra Open Earbuds from $299 to $199, a $100 discount that marks their lowest price yet. The clip-on, cuff-style buds sit outside the ear canal, offering situational awareness alongside fuller sound than typical open-ear designs.
Omdia data show Apple shipped 16.8 million true wireless stereo earbuds in Q2 2026, up 1.2% year over year, giving it 20.5% market share even as the overall TWS category shrank 0.7%. Meanwhile, the open wireless stereo segment—clip-on and ear-hook designs that leave the ear canal open—grew 12%, led by Shokz with a 10.3% share after 107.9% growth.
The SHOKZ OpenFit 2 open-ear earbuds are currently discounted by $40, bringing the price down to $139.95. The earbuds are designed for workouts, offering strong battery life and an open-ear fit that lets users stay aware of their surroundings.
Amazon has cut the price of SHOKZ's OpenDots ONE open-ear earbuds by 30% off their retail price, saving buyers $60. This matches the lowest price the earbuds have hit since launch.