I just repurchased a pair of Altec Lansing Nanobuds 3.0. They're only $17 a pair rn, so I bought a pair for me and then a pair for my husband.

I had bought my original pair years ago while at an airport after I'd realized I left my normal pair at home. Only reason I'm replacing them, is because my holder fell out of my hoodie pocket while bicycling on Friday. They still worked just fine after 3 years of regular use.

Unfortunately, they do not have the over ear clip that you'd prefer though.

Seconded for Soundcore. I rock the Space A40 and they're a great daily. Good price range and a neutral soundstage. Decent separation for the price, for sure. Get the app for a little hearing test and it'll EQ to suit you... Which you can then adjust to your actual preference.

Bose

BT shocks openrun they're conduction so you'd need ear plugs but tbf outside noise doesn't really affect them. You could pop ear plugs in.

Linsoul zero 2's are the best budget earphone I've brought not Bluetooth though.

Anker soundcore. They run in the $30-99 range, have all sorts of types that include buds, over the ear, etc. Some models have decent ANC. They also support being paired to 2 devices at once, which is really nice if you use your earbuds with more than one device. Lots of high end models still weirdly dont support dual connections like these $60 earbuds.

I use the sport x20 model mostly because I hate "stick in" earbuds. The ANC on them is solid for the train or general commuting, but isn't up there with brands like Bose/Sony. Good enough for an office environment in my experience, but not "full" silence.

Oddly, JLab Go Air Pops are $10 on sale and extremely decent.

I actually keep coming back to Sony earbuds, because they seem to be the only brand that still makes the earbuds controlled by buttons instead of capacitive touch. Had the Sony WF-C500 for a couple years and they still work perfectly fine, but I recently bought a pair of WF-C510 because I wanted multi-connection Bluetooth (so that I can use my PC, tablet and phone audio without fiddling around and re-pairing all the time). They were like 35 bucks.

Take a look at Scarbir's website he has a really extensive list of earbuds, often the more lesser known and cheaper bang for the buck brands.

The best I've ever had is soundcore x20. They can take a beating, comfortable with adjustable hooks, have sound that's enough to get you in the range between goregrind and dub, and have a decent anc, and usb-c charging port . The only downside is that battery is weakish.

Earfun make some pretty good budget earbuds. Great value.

Missing the tile tracking feature which was honestly fire. Idk how sweat resistant

Fairphone have some that are repairable and have replaceable batteries. I haven't tried them, so can't couch for sound

My all time favorite was Jabra Elite 7 Active (or something like that), but sadly they went out of production.

These days I use Sennheisser Momentum TW4, and they're pretty great. I just miss the fact that my Jabra pair was waterproof.

Cheap shitty ones , you wont care about loosing.

You can usually get some late-model Soundcores in that range, and I've always found the ones with 4.6 stars or higher to be solid. Their ANC isn't fantastic, and for music they aren't great, but they're my go-tos because I'm a podcast guy and the battery life is pretty good for the price. The Soundcore Life earbuds are the ones I might avoid, but Soundcore Liberty and Soundcore P##i series have been "fine" across the board.

EarFun Airpro4 Plus

Last couple of earbuds I got that are cheap, comfortable, worked well were TOZO. Found them.on Amazon. They have ANC but no over the ear hook. About $30.

I've had good experience with JBLs, using a Live Beam 3 rn. Cheaper ones might be around your price range.

try soundcore.. it's owned by amazon so you may not want to. i have a pair of the space a40 and they are comfortable and have ANC.. they make a number of different styles and then have different price points in each style

I've been very happy with my JBL 130. Nothing fancy, but good sound, excellent noise canceling for the price. For me few earbuds are comfortable but these fit well for me.

KZ AN-01 earhooks paired with pretty much any KZ IEMs of your choice (buy from AliExpress). It fits your budget nicely and you still get outstanding audio quality whether you need it or not.

I like a lot of bass, so I use mine with a pair of KZ Decet with Tangzu Sancai wide bore eartips. The KZ Duonic is also a great choice.