Buy the Fhumsh Wireless Earbuds.

Cheaper, better reviewed sound, and a fit that actually stays put during a workout.

What was compared

Fhumsh Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones HiFi Stereo 50H Playback LED Digital Dis... — $19.98
Open Ear Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth Headphones, 80H Playtime Stereo Ear Buds with ENC Nois... — $27.99

1. Same protection, lower price
Both have IPX7 waterproofing and ENC noise canceling, but the Fhumsh costs $19.98 against $27.99 for the Open Ear. Paying more here buys you a different shape, not a better spec sheet.
2. Earhooks hurt, ear tips don't
Reviewers of the Open Ear design say their ears started hurting after extended wear, a common complaint with earhook style buds. Fhumsh ships three tip sizes so you dial in a snug fit that survives running and gym sets.
3. The open-ear sound is muddy
A reviewer flat out calls the Open Ear's sound 'meh, kinda muddy,' fine for podcasts but not music. Fhumsh's sealed-tip design and HiFi drivers get called immersive in its own reviews, and a real seal always beats open-ear for bass and detail.
4. Two-device pairing, no extra cost
Fhumsh reviewers note it connects to two devices at once, handy for jumping between a laptop call and your phone without re-pairing. The Open Ear listing makes no such claim, so you're stuck disconnecting and reconnecting manually.
5. Yes, 80H beats 50H. It barely matters.
The Open Ear's marketed 80H total edges the Fhumsh's 50H, but real-world reports on this exact family show actual per-charge life closer to 5 hours with a small case, meaning both numbers are optimistic marketing math. You're charging the case every few days either way, so this 'win' changes nothing about your actual routine.