These are honestly kind of wild—in a good way. The open-ear design means I can still hear what’s going on around me, but the sound quality is shockingly good, especially with the Dolby audio. They’re comfy for long walks and haven’t slipped off once. The heart rate tracking is a nice extra, and I love not feeling cut off from the world while still listening to music. Read more

I had high hopes for the Cleer ARC 3 Sports Pro based on its laundry list of features, but I didn't even try most of them due to the poor fit and comfort. What I Like - Nice case with useful on-screen features and UV sterilization inside. - Visually-striking earpieces with some adjustability. - Great performance for phone calls for parties on both sides of the line. - Adequate codec selection for open-ears with SBC, AAC, and AptX. What I Don't Like - Not enough adjustability. The telescoping part that moves the driver downward does not have enough travel for my big ears, so sound from the drivers is delivered probably 2-3mm too high from the "sweet spot," leading to sound that is no better than other open ear headphones I have in the sub-$50 range. -Uncomfortable ear hangers. Within five minutes of wear, the ear hangers start to hurt my ears where they transition from the front to the back of my ears; for reference they feel like they're easily twice as thick as the hangers on the Shokz OpenFit 2. - Uncomfortable battery/sensor housings. The part that sits behind the ears starts to hurt me within fifteen minutes, and combined with the ear hanger pain, I'm ready to yank these off of me within 45 minutes of use. I can concede that hanger-type headphones may not fit ears of all sizes (and I therefore understand why this was a "miss" for me in the sound department). More broadly, however, these are hands-down the most uncomfortable hangers I've ever worn at any price point, and I'm pretty confident a lot of people will share that experience. The ARC 3 Sports Pro are worth a shot, just keep an eye on your return window... Read more

I have listened my share of headphones, earbuds, bone conduction speakers, etc., and these are the most feature rich I have used to date. First, let me say the sound quality is great, just as good as the best I have heard. It's the other areas where these headphones shine, and shine they do. The setup and pairing was so easy, and just plain worked. I just opened the case, lifted out a headphone, and the case screen went into setup mode, telling me to pair ARC 3 under BT setting, then the next screens had me setting features. I had not even installed the app, and I was listening to music from my phone. So I downloaded the app, granted permissions, and stuff started working. The amount of features available is mind boggling, more than I can review at one time. I did check my heart rate, and the headset said I was at 58 BPM, and I looked at my fitbit and it showed 57 BPM, so that was cool to see the matched. I tried the blood oxygen but never got that to give a result, it just spins round and round then stops without any result. I would have to read instructions to find out what's up with that. While listening to music, a call came in, and I shook my head left and right and it answered. I could heart fine, and she could hear my voice clearly, then I accidentally shook my head up and down and hung up on my girlfriend. I found out I can turn that feature, and many more on and off in the app settings. Speaking of the app, I didn't have to register, generate a password, or any of that stuff I really hate about apps, I just had to authorize permissions, which I can selectively turn on or off as desired. This is how apps should be, as I really despise information harvesting. So I found out that the charging speed is really fast. The headsets were at 70% when I put them back in the case, and 15 minutes later they were at 100%. The quality of constructions is really great on everything, the fit is adjustable and fits perfectly, and the best part is that these may be the first headset I ever wore that were actually comfortable. Earbuds hurt, headphones are heavy and make my ears sweat, and most other over the ear hooks seem to irritate or are somewhat uncomfortable and you have to just get used to them, but the ARC 3 are the least noticeable I have worn to date. These are an expensive headset, and I would normally never spend this much, but after having tried them, I do feel they are a really great value because this is a very high end headset. The features and comfort make it worthwhile. Read more

Was just curious about it but after one minute testing of it, i decided to keep it Read more

These are the absolute best headsets. I bought two pairs for my wife and I. She can't wear headsets that need to be pushed in your ear canal. These sit on the outside covering your ears. They can keep track of exercise and heart rate. They are water resistant, can wear in pool and get wet just don't do any diving. You can pick an equalizer setting on the case, set volume limit, time and date. The case has a UV cleaning of headsets when put back in the case. You don't get a lot of outside noise even though they don't fit inside the ear. I am constantly forgetting Im even wearing headsets. I would highly recommend these headsets. The app is user friendly and Bluetooth connection is simple. Read more