I’m very satisfied with the design, color, and charging case. It looks more expensive than it actually is, and the color is especially attractive.

Most importantly, the performance is great.

• Sound quality: Excellent
• Call quality: Very clear
• Controls: Easy to use
• Features: Waterproof, touch controls, and fast connection speed

I haven’t used them long enough to find any real drawbacks yet, which says a lot. I plan to keep using these for a long time.

At first, I worried they might stick out too much, but they actually look better than regular earphones. The fit is comfortable, the design is stylish, and the premium packaging makes them a great gift option.

Ratings

Design: Highly satisfied

Comfort: Highly satisfied

Sound quality: Very satisfied

Value for money: Great for the price

Battery life: Very long

I bought these after searching for wireless earphones that would be comfortable and not hurt my ears.

The best part is that they don’t cause pain or pressure, even when I wear them for a long time. My ears are small, and other earphones tend to fall out when I move around, but these stay in place securely. I was deciding between black and beige, and I’m glad I chose beige it looks beautiful. The charging case also feels premium, so I think it would make a nice gift.

For open-type earphones, both call quality and music quality are excellent. The USB-C charging port is convenient, and the battery lasts a long time. Overall, I’m really happy with this purchase.

I usually can’t wear earphones for long because my ears start to hurt, but these are open-type and don’t block my ears, so they stayed comfortable even after long use. With other cheap Bluetooth earphones, people often complained that my voice sounded quiet during calls, but with these, they couldn’t even tell I was wearing earphones.

They also stayed secure while exercising. Other earphones would fall out when I ran, and I’d have to stop and pick them up. The sound quality is surprisingly good too—I could hear clearly even at low volume.

I’d recommend these to anyone who wants something comfortable with long battery life.

Pros

• Long battery life on a single charge
• No ear pain, even after long use
• Good sound quality, even at lower volume
• Stays in place during exercise
• Pairs quickly and easily
• The beige color looks great

I usually use regular in-ear earphones, but they hurt my ears so much that I can’t wear them for long. That’s why I started looking for open-type earphones. The problem with other open-type models was that they were uncomfortable and didn’t get loud enough.

Then I found the Mata Studio Airzen24.

I originally bought them because the design looked so nice, but once I tried them, I was genuinely impressed. The volume is much louder than I expected for open-type earphones, and the sound quality is even better than some regular in-ear models.

I wore them all day and they were so comfortable that I forgot I even had earphones on. I’d strongly recommend them to anyone who struggles with regular earbuds or feels disappointed by the low volume of other open-type models.

I bought them for myself, but the packaging looks so luxurious that they’d also make a great gift.

These sit lightly on the ear, but the sound still comes through clearly and loudly. The fit is comfortable, the charging pins align properly in the case, and call quality is excellent.

Other positives:

• Waterproof
• Easy Bluetooth pairing and disconnecting
• Good customer service / exchange policy within 14 days
• Strong value for money

Downsides

• The charging case is larger than some competing brands
• People who wear glasses may find them slightly uncomfortable

As someone who runs regularly, I’ve tried several budget open-type and earbud models in the $170-$200 range. Most of them had issues: they broke quickly, had unstable Bluetooth during runs, poor call quality, or charging problems.

This model performed much better. The Bluetooth connection is stable, they don’t fall out while running, charging works well, and both sound and call quality are strong.

I work at a computer for eight hours a day and spend a lot of time on calls, so I wear earphones daily. I had been using Galaxy Buds2 for about two years, but ear pain became so bad that I started looking for bone-conduction or hook-style earphones. I decided to try these because the reviews were strong.

Pros

• Attractive design, especially the case
• Long battery life

Cons
They are fairly large, so people with small ears may feel like they sit loose. Wearing them all day can cause soreness on the upper part of the ears

Overall Impression
I’ve only used them for less than a week, but my first impression is positive. Setup was simple, and Bluetooth pairing was quick and easy. The design feels stylish, and the matte case looks like a premium cosmetic compact. The color is somewhere between light pink and beige. After a few days, the bottom of the case picked up some pen marks and dirt, but since it’s on the underside, it doesn’t really matter.

Because they rest on the ears instead of going inside the ear canal, they don’t cause the same kind of pain as regular earbuds. However, when I wore them with glasses, I felt some discomfort on the top of my ears. That may improve as I get used to them.

They were larger than I expected, but not uncomfortable. I haven’t tested the noise-canceling feature yet.

Overall, I’m more satisfied with these than with many cheaper alternatives. I think it was worth paying a little extra for the Airzen24.