Monster N-Lite 216 E117 Open-Ear Wireless Earbuds

Monster N-Lite 216 E117 are open-ear wireless earbuds with earhooks, Bluetooth connectivity and a charging case. The listing claims up to 8 hours of use per charge and 48 hours total, plus IPX6 water resistance for workouts and running.

At a glance

Open-ear shape and earhooks are positioned for a secure fit during exercise.
The listing claims up to 8 hours per charge, with the case providing three additional charges for up to 48 hours total.
ENC microphones are claimed to reduce background noise on calls. This is a microphone feature, not evidence of active noise cancellation for listening.
A dual LED display is described for case charge level and earbud charging progress.
IPX6 is claimed for protection against sweat and raindrops.

Price

$39.99Save 60%

Reference price: ~~$99.99~~

Price checked: Nov 13, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Open-ear fit leaves the ear canal uncovered, which may suit listeners who prefer that style.
Earhooks and stated IPX6 protection are practical features for workouts and running.
The case display is claimed to show remaining case power and charging progress.

Cons

Open-ear earbuds provide less passive isolation than sealed in-ear designs, so they may be less suitable where blocking surrounding sound is a priority.

Technical specifications

16 specifications

Identity
Brand	Monster
Model	E117

Connectivity and fit
Wireless connection listed	Bluetooth
Form factor	Open ear
Bluetooth version	6
Bluetooth range	50 feet
Compatible devices	Cellphones
Headphone jack	No Jack

Battery and charging
Continuous use per charge	8 hours
Total claimed playtime	48 Hours
Charging case recharge capacity	3 times
Case charging time	1.5 hrs
Battery type listed	1 AA batteries required. (included)

Design and protection
Colour	Black
Water-resistance rating	IPX6

Other details
Parcel dimensions and weight	13.1 x 11.1 x 4.7 cm; 150 g

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing's title says 48 hours and Bluetooth 6.0, while details list Bluetooth version 6 and the feature text says 8 hours per charge with three case recharges. The open-ear design also conflicts with title wording that calls the buds over-ear. Confirm exact playtime conditions and model details for the selected listing. The AA-battery detail is inconsistent with the described rechargeable earbuds and USB-C-charged case, so confirm the battery specification. IPX6 and ENC are listing claims, not independent performance findings.

What’s in the box

User manualIncluded
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Who is it for?

A good fit for

Runners and gym users looking for open-ear earbuds with earhooks and a stated water-resistance rating.
Listeners who want a claimed long combined runtime and a case display for charge status.
People who prefer an open-ear fit and do not need strong passive sound isolation.

Less suited to

Buyers who need sealed in-ear isolation or verified noise cancellation for music listening.
Buyers who require confirmed battery and runtime specifications before purchase.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.2 / 5 · 144 ratings

5 stars61%61%
4 stars16%16%
3 stars13%13%
2 stars4%4%
1 star6%6%

Aggregate ratings lean positive, with five-star ratings forming the largest group, but lower-star ratings are also present. Without customer comments, the ratings do not identify specific strengths or problems. Consider them limited context alongside the listing's open-ear fit and claimed exercise features.

Frequently asked questions

How long do the Monster N-Lite 216 earbuds last?

The feature text claims up to 8 hours of continuous use per charge and says the case can recharge the earbuds three times, for up to 48 hours total. The title also claims 48 hours, so treat runtime as a listing claim and confirm conditions.

Are these earbuds suitable for workouts?

The listing describes earhooks for a stable fit and claims IPX6 protection against sweat and raindrops. It does not provide independent verification.

Do they have active noise cancellation?

The listing mentions ENC noise-cancelling microphones for calls. It does not establish active noise cancellation for what you hear while listening.

What does the open-ear design mean?

The earbuds are listed as open ear, which leaves the ear canal uncovered. That fit may be preferable for some activities but offers less passive isolation than sealed earbuds.