Affiliate disclosure: this post contains affiliate links (Awin). If you buy through them, SiftGuide may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Prices and feature claims below come from the official EarFun US store (myearfun.com) product pages on October 17, 2026 (Europe/Bucharest). EarFun runs frequent promotions and prices can vary by colour and region, so check the product page before you buy. We have not lab-tested these earbuds; nothing here is a listening-test result.
EarFun sells three open-ear earbuds on its US store: the clip-on Clip at US$69.99, the newer Clip 2 at US$79.99, and the ear-hook OpenJump at US$79.99. Open-ear designs sit outside the ear canal, so you hear traffic and colleagues while you listen. Here is how the official USD prices and spec sheets line up, and which one suits which kind of day.
EarFun Clip vs Clip 2 vs OpenJump at a glance (official US store)
| Spec (from product pages) | Clip | Clip 2 | OpenJump |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price listed Oct 17, 2026 | US$69.99 | US$79.99 | US$79.99 |
| Fit | Clip-on C-Bridge (0.55 mm Ni-Ti wire) | Clip-on, extended C-Bridge (0.5 mm Ni-Ti frame) | Over-ear hooks (titanium alloy) |
| Weight per earbud | 5.7 g | 5.5 g | 7.8 g |
| Driver | 10.8 mm carbon fiber composite | 12 mm dual-magnetic titanium composite | 14.2 mm wool composite |
| Codecs | LDAC, SBC (Hi-Res) | LDAC, SBC (Hi-Res) | LDAC, SBC (Hi-Res) |
| Bluetooth | 6.0 | 6.0 | 5.3 |
| Call mics | 2 mics, AI noise reduction | 4 mics, AI ENC | 4 beamforming mics, AI + wind noise reduction |
| Playtime (LDAC off) | up to 10 h / 40 h with case | up to 11 h / 40 h with case | up to 11 h / 42 h with case |
| Playtime (LDAC on) | about 5.5 h / 22 h | about 6 h / 22 h | about 8 h / 30.5 h |
| Wireless charging | Not listed (USB-C only in specs) | Yes (3.5 h via wireless charger) | Yes (3.5 h via wireless charger) |
| Water / dust rating | IP55 | IP55 | IPX7 with SweatShield |
| Extras | Multipoint, Google Fast Pair, <50 ms game mode, app EQ | Multipoint, Fast Pair, physical buttons, AI Translation in app, Spatial Stage | Multipoint, Fast Pair, <50 ms game mode, head-tracking spatial audio |
| Colours on US store | Silver Grey, Black, White | Black, White, Violet | Black, White |
Playtime figures are EarFun’s own totals (earbuds + case). LDAC drains faster than the headline. Prices are the JSON-LD Offer price on each live product page; the pages also show promo badges and discount codes that change often, so confirm the checkout total before you buy.
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EarFun Clip (US$69.99): the lowest-priced clip-on
Best for: trying open-ear clip-on earbuds at the lowest list price here. The official page lists Bluetooth 6.0, 10.8 mm carbon fiber composite drivers with BassSurge™, Hi-Res Audio with LDAC, a 2-mic AI call system, up to 10 hours per charge and 40 hours with the case (LDAC on: about 5.5 h / 22 h), IP55, Google Fast Pair, dual-device connection, a sub-50 ms game mode and the EarFun Audio app. Each earbud weighs 5.7 g, held on by a C-Bridge made of 0.55 mm nickel-titanium wire in liquid silicone. The spec sheet lists USB-C charging only.
Check the current Clip price (Silver Grey) · Clip Black · Clip White
EarFun Clip 2 (US$79.99): better calls, wireless charging, AI Translation
Best for: calls and all-day comfort if the extra US$10 over Clip is fine. EarFun’s own Clip 2 vs Clip table lists a 12 mm dual-magnetic titanium composite driver (vs 10.8 mm), 4-mic AI ENC (vs 2 mics), a slightly lighter 5.5 g earbud, and an extended C-Bridge with a 0.5 mm Ni-Ti frame. The spec sheet adds Bluetooth 6.0, LDAC, up to 11 hours per charge and 40 hours with the case (LDAC on: about 6 h / 22 h), wireless charging, IP55, physical buttons, multipoint and Google Fast Pair. EarFun also advertises AI Translation through the EarFun Audio app; we have not tested how well it works.
Check the current Clip 2 price
EarFun OpenJump (US$79.99): ear hooks for workouts
Best for: running and gym sessions where a hook feels more secure than a clip. The OpenJump uses titanium-alloy ear hooks with a three-point support design, and each earbud weighs 7.8 g. The page lists 14.2 mm wool composite drivers with BassSurge™, Hi-Res Audio (LDAC and SBC in the spec sheet), 4 beamforming mics with AI and wind noise reduction, up to 11 hours per charge and 42 hours with the case (LDAC on: about 8 h / 30.5 h), IPX7 with SweatShield, USB-C and wireless charging, Bluetooth 5.3, dual-device connection, a sub-50 ms game mode and head-tracking spatial audio.
Check the current OpenJump price (Black) · OpenJump White
Things to check before you buy
- Clip vs hook. Clip and Clip 2 sit on the ear with a flexible bridge; OpenJump wraps over the ear. Glasses wearers may prefer the clip style (EarFun says Clip 2 sits clear of glasses arms).
- Open-ear means less isolation. None of the three list active noise cancelling; that is the point of open-ear, but it also means less bass and more leakage in loud places than sealed earbuds.
- LDAC needs Android. LDAC needs a supporting Android phone; iPhone uses a standard codec.
- Water rating. OpenJump is IPX7; both Clips are IP55. The charging cases are not waterproof.
- Promotions move fast. The pages show discount badges and coupon codes; the list prices above are the Offer prices on October 17, 2026.
Which EarFun open-ear model should you choose?
- Want the lowest list price in a clip-on with LDAC and Bluetooth 6.0: Clip (US$69.99).
- Want 4-mic calls, wireless charging and a lighter clip for long days: Clip 2 (US$79.99).
- Want hooks, IPX7 and the longest LDAC playtime for workouts: OpenJump (US$79.99).
See Clip on myearfun.com · See Clip 2 · See OpenJump · EarFun store home
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