Monster N-Lite 216 E117 Open-Ear Wireless Earbuds

E117: Monster N-Lite 216 wireless earbuds combine an open-ear listing description with soft silicone earhooks, Bluetooth connectivity and an LED battery display. The listing claims up to 8 hours per charge and 48 hours with the case, making them a sports-oriented option for buyers who want a secure hook-style fit and long claimed total playback.

At a glance

Soft silicone earhooks are described as providing a stable fit for exercise and extended wear.
The listing claims IPX6 protection against sweat and raindrops for workouts and running.
ENC microphones are claimed to reduce background noise on calls.
The case is said to recharge the earbuds three times, with remaining battery shown on its display.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$129.99~~

Price checked: Nov 13, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Hook-style silicone supports a more secure fit during movement than an earbud without an earhook.
The stated 8-hour earbud runtime and 48-hour case-inclusive figure suit buyers seeking fewer charging stops.
The 14.2 mm dynamic drivers and claimed bass-focused stereo sound may appeal to listeners who favour a fuller sound.

Cons

Open-ear listening does not provide the same physical isolation as a sealed in-ear fit, so surrounding sound may remain audible.

Technical specifications

17 specifications

Identity
Brand	Monster
Model	N-Lite 216

Connectivity and controls
Wireless connection listed	Bluetooth
Bluetooth version	6

Design and audio
Form factor	True Wireless
Ear placement	Open Ear
Earpiece shape	in_ear
Driver type	Dynamic Driver
Driver size	14.2 millimeters
Colour	White

Materials and protection
Water resistance listed	Water Resistant

Battery and calls
Earbud playback per charge	8 hours
Playback with charging case	48 Hours
Microphone feature	ENC noise-cancelling microphones
Battery display	LED display

Other details
Compatible devices	Cellphones
Parcel dimensions and weight	13.1 x 11 x 4.6 cm; 120 g

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing combines an Open Ear placement with an in_ear earpiece shape and describes earhooks, so the actual fit style is not fully consistent. Its title claims IPX6 while technical details say only Water Resistant. The title says Bluetooth 6.0 while the details list version 6. The 48-hour total is a claimed case-inclusive figure, compared with up to 8 hours on one charge and three case recharges. Check the selected listing for the exact protection rating and fit before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Runners and gym users looking for earhooks and a stated resistance rating for sweat and rain exposure.
Listeners who prefer an open-ear style and want to remain more aware of surrounding sound.
Buyers who value a displayed battery level and the claimed extended runtime with the case.

Less suited to

People seeking a clearly specified sealed in-ear fit or strong passive isolation.
Buyers who need independently confirmed water-protection performance or a settled specification for ear placement.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

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Frequently asked questions

How long do the N-Lite 216 earbuds play?

The listing states up to 8 hours of continuous use on one charge and up to 48 hours with the case. It says the case can recharge the earbuds three times.

Are these earbuds suitable for workouts?

The listing describes soft silicone earhooks for a stable fit and claims IPX6 protection against sweat and raindrops. The technical details give only a general Water Resistant designation, so confirm the rating in the selected listing.

Are they open-ear or in-ear earbuds?

The details identify Open Ear placement, but also list the earpiece shape as in_ear. The title and feature copy mention earhooks. Those descriptions do not establish one consistent fit style.

What does the charging case show?

The feature description says it displays the remaining battery. The details also identify a wireless charging case, but do not specify charging compatibility or method beyond that claim.