Be One of Our Exclusive Testers to Win AeroClip 2 !

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Be One of Our Exclusive Testers to Win AeroClip 2 !

We’re giving 3 lucky community members a free AeroClip 2 — and all we ask in return is your honest review. How to enter is at the bottom. :backhand_index_pointing_down:

:sparkles: Meet AeroClip 2

The world’s clearest open-ear clip-on earbuds for calls — powered by the Anker Thus™ AI chip.

:trophy: Guinness World Records™ certified call clarity

4 mics + 2 VPUs isolate your voice and leave the noise behind. Heard clearly in 80dB+ chaos — no shouting, no “sorry, can you repeat that?”

:headphone: GoldenFit™ secure comfort

Built on 2,000+ real ear scans. At just 6.2g per bud, the C-bridge holds gently — feels like nothing, all day long.

:speaker_high_volume: Deep bass. Brilliant highs.

Hi-Res Audio with LDAC and a 12mm dual-magnet driver. Punchy lows, detailed highs, fully immersive.

:globe_with_meridians: AI translation in 100+ languages

Real-time, two-way translation through the soundcore app. Break the language barrier at work or on the road.

:crescent_moon: Built-in white noise

Triple-press for offline calm. Your phone stays in your pocket — just you, your breath, the moment.

:mobile_phone: Made for your iPhone

The first MFi-certified open-ear clip earbuds. One-tap pairing, native battery display — in four colors made to match.

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:person_raising_hand: How to enter

Answer these 3 in the comments:

:one: Where would you actually use them?
Be concrete — “50-min subway commute, I take client calls on the train” beats “listening to music.”

:two: What does your current earbuds cost you?

The doorbell, a question across the room, your kid calling you — which moment did you miss?

:three: How would you test them?

Where you’d make your calls, whether you’d compare against your current pair, photo post or video — just tell us your thinking.

:white_check_mark: Answer all three and you’re in the draw. 3 winners picked at random from qualified entries.
:bust_in_silhouette: US residents only, ships within the US, one valid entry per person.
:memo: If you win: post your review here within 2 weeks, covering where you actually used them most, the feature worth most to you, and the one annoyance that disappeared. Good and bad — if something doesn’t work, say so.
:glowing_star: Sharing on your own socials is a bonus: tag us # Anker # soundcore # AnkersoundcoreAeroClip2.

:date: Timeline

:alarm_clock: Comments close — Oct 19· 11:59 PM ET

:tada: Winners announced — Oct 21, in this thread

:postbox: Shipping DMs — within 48 hrs of announcement

:memo: Review due — within 2 weeks of delivery

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Wish Sa users could join in

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  1. 2-4 hours a day during work calls and organizing meetings.
  2. My current earbuds were about $150
  3. I would make calls from my office at work and traveling to and from the office daily. I would compare them to my other two headphones that I use daily and see the pros vs cons of all.
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  1. I will use it during my frequent work trips abroad and while commuting on transportation.
  2. The cost is approximately $160.
  3. I plan to use to take calls, as a translation tools during conversations with locals, and listening to music.
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Great opportunity for the US users! :+1:t2:

Curious if there will be campaigns available to other regions too?

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ready

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I will use them in office for working calls and during my 1 hour commute to listen books and video. Actually my current earbuds cost around 80 US dollars

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  1. I am a night nurse that wears them approx 9-10 hrs a night 4-5x a week. At the gym for 1-2 hrs 5-6x a week. And then of course just leisurely.
  2. I have a few pair ranging $40 to $300.
  3. I would replace my current ear buds. I am a musician and music is my soul so I have a good ear for tone. I also am a crime junkie and listen to a lot of news and podcasts
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I currently work at a very diverse high school with staff and students body from various demographics. I would use the device to help with translation to understand students who’s first language may not be English. I think this will allow me to understand students needs when having a conversation with them. Also, I would use the device as I work on DIY and Woodworking projects to listen to music or DIY instruction.
2. My AeroFit 2 device cost me about $140.00 bought in 2025.
3. I would continue to test the translation feature as we travel to other countries abroad and it would be nice to understand what others are saying during our travels. I enjoy listening to good music on my Spotify app and like quality sound..

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  1. I generally use my open earbuds all day long at home since I work from home, and it is very comfortable to not have an earbud inside my ear to avoid overheating my ear canals.
  2. I’m currently using 2, Anker v20i, for quiet places, and Samsung Galaxy buds 2 when I need to cancel out sound, so around $130 for both
  3. I would do a video, also making test calls, I usually play videogames with my friends so using them to call my friends would be a great test since they are used to my sound quality, so they can help me compare how clear they hear me and how clear I hear them.
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:one: Under protective earmuffs when doing high noise level work

:two: Nothing :sweat_smile:, I have Aeroclip 1’s and they have changed the game

:three: Compare them with the Aeroclip 1’s

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  1. I’d use them during my work day, I walk through a hospital all day, literally for at least 7+ hours and the music keeps me energized.
  2. My current pair cost me everything, I put them in and feel like the man on the moon, nothing but me, space, and music.
  3. I’d have to test them in random spots, like where I know there’s a mild of amount of noise to see the quality, like a boiler room lol. I’d definitely compare against my current pair but these Liberty 4s are pretty awesome too.
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I use mine all day at work at the water plant in ND US. Its so loud you need to call people a lot … The one I have now cost $169 I love them . I will test them at work speaking to coworkers…

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1.. 4-6 hours per day. In my home and while walking the dog.
2. airpod pro 2. $160
3. I listen to audiobooks while cleaning, cooking, relaxing, and while walking the dog. I would test listening to my audiobooks and while making calls on walks. I purposefully only use 1 ear bud at a time with my current set because I don’t like missing sounds in my environment.

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Bon courage

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2-3 hrs around the house while cooking, cleaning and meditating.

My current earbuds were $75.

Im always listening to audiobooks and lots of music while doing housework, I would also use to see sound quality for meditation.

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  1. I’d use them throughout my day: for work meetings on both my PC and phone, regular phone calls, and then at the gym, running outside, walking my dog, and hiking. I’d also really like to test the AI and meeting-related features in real work situations to see whether they actually make calls and meetings easier.

  2. My biggest issue is situational awareness. I’ve missed my doorbell and had friends, family, and coworkers try to get my attention without me realizing it, especially when there’s other background noise. I want earbuds that let me enjoy what I’m listening to without completely disconnecting me from what’s happening around me.

  3. I’d test them in a pretty wide range of real situations: calls and meetings from my home office and work office, phone calls while moving around, workouts at the gym, outdoor runs, dog walks, and hikes. I’d compare them directly with my current earbuds, especially for call quality, background noise, comfort, situational awareness, and whether I can hear someone trying to get my attention. I’d also put the AI features through real meeting and work scenarios rather than just trying them once.

My goal would be to see whether they can realistically become the one pair of earbuds I use for work, calls, workouts, and everyday life. I also would be fine comparing them against my other devices.

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  1. I would use them about 6 hrs a day on daily walks to get steps in, meetings at work and just listening to music at work without bothering others.

  2. My current buds cost me a lot of frustration. They don’t fit properly in the ear canal. They feel loose and not only that, they often fall out and then I lose them. They shut out the world too much making me less attentive and missing conversations.

  3. I would love to test them on walks, maybe even attempt a run or two. Listening to music at the office knowing when a colleague starts talking would be great. And not having to worry about them falling out. Also taking a few trips, so would be nice to see how they work on the plane and if they stay in properly while still participating in the world around me.

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And OMG… it has accessories :tada:

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I see myself using these for taking vendor calls in cabs on the way to the airport or between in person meetings, in office as a replacement for my polycom headset, Been looking for something to relieve ear fatigue, never tried this form factor of buds before.