Mini Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth Earphone in-Ear Barsone Earpiece w/Built-in Microphone 6hrs Playtime Car Bluetooth Headset for Running Working and Gaming (Red)

This headset is made up of two individual units that are connected by a wire that goes around the back of your head. I liked that the two pieces didn’t need to individually pair with my phone. The wire can loop around the back of your neck or, I suppose, just hang down in front of you. Having it around the back makes it easy to just hang them around your neck if you pop the earbuds out. The wire’s connection to the devices seems fairly strong, though I wouldn’t go intentionally yanking on it.The packaging on these fine. Nothing exciting but they were well protected and easy to open. They come with a soft zip-up case that seems like it is a little bigger than it needs to be. The case also contains a small webbed pocket that had different size ear-rubbers and something that I presume is used to cinch up the wire between the devices while you’re wearing them.The instructions for pairing the device with your phone are clear but wrong. They say, with the unit off, to hold the power button down for about 7 seconds until you see the LED flash blue and red and hear the unit say “Pairing mode”. Instead, it says “Power on” after 3 seconds and never tells you it is pairing, though the LED does flash as the instructions say. The instructions additionally tell you to look for the “headset model” to show up in your phone’s devices. Apparently this headset model is “Q9”, though there is no indication of this anywhere in the packaging.The sound quality was fairly good. With dance and electronic tracks, they were a a bit heavy on the bass and had some muddiness in the low end, but for other genres I tried (classical, rock, blues, piano) I was pretty happy with how things sounded.There is a front facing blue LED that flashes every two seconds while the device is paired. I found this distasteful, I generally don’t really want to be drawing even more attention to the electronics I’m wearing when I’m out in public. But an even bigger issue is that when I am wearing eyeglasses and ambient light is low, the LED reflects off the inside of the lenses. It is incredibly annoying!I wish these fit a bit better. It is a nice idea that they loop over the top of the ear to help keep them secure, but it was a loose fit meaning they still had a lot of freedom to move. The wire they are connected by serves as a kind of lanyard, though, so I have less fear of these falling out and getting lost than I do with other disconnected earbuds.This devices connects to my phone faster on power-up than any other Bluetooth device I have used. On the other hand, the range is the worst of the 4 or 5 Bluetooth headsets I’ve used. I never had a problem if the phone was somewhere on my person, but if I walked across the room the signal dropped out sooner than I would have expected.The volume buttons on this headset directly control the volume on my phone. This is better than some other headsets which have their own independent volume control. If you want the volume to change more than a single click, you can’t just hold it down, though; you have to repeatedly press the button. Instead, if you hold a volume button down, after a second the headset sends the skip-forward or skip-backward command to the phone. This is fine, though I found the choice of buttons to be confusing (the button to the rear makes the phone skip forward, I would have expected the opposite). The central button between the volume buttons is the power/multi-function button. It is raised so it is easy to distinguish from the volume buttons. This is a nice feature once you get used to it. It isn’t much of a “multi-function” button, though, as after the headset is connected it only serves as start/stop button. If you have a phone/app that is configured to interpret multiple clicks in various ways, those won’t work.All in all these sounded fine and the basic functionality was there

I am addicted to buying headphones and use them to fall asleep every night. Most of the time, I wake up with them somewhere on the bed and my inner ear somewhat sore. However, this set is very comfortable and the sound is better than most of the others I've used. I woke up with them still in and my ears not sore.Another plus is that while I was trying them out, my phone updated so it powered off. The headphones also turned off! I love that because if I forget to turn them off, the battery will not be drained.The reason I am giving them four stars is that they don't have a power button. I need to find the time instructions and see how to turn them on and off. When I was trying to do so, it kept connecting to the phone to make a call...overall, I like them and would recommend them once I figure out how to power them on.

I like to run outdoors and was looking for a Bluetooth headset that was both comfortable as well as provided good sound. This product was it. It is lightweight and connecting it to my phone was super easy. The cable isn't too long and was designed not to tangle up, it also has a case that came with it that is compact sized that easily fits in a pocket. The performance is also very well, the sound is clear and responsiveness of the device to commands is high. The battery life is also a lot longer than hoped for, charging time is way faster than previous headsets I had used. Overall the product is very good and I would recommend it.

It gets a 3.5 from me. The design is great for working out, but bad for comfort. It also comes with connectivity issues that interfere with my wifi reception. The sound is about what you'd expect from bluetooth earphones, if not a little more muddy than you'd like. It has about a 20 ft reach before the connection begins to drop. The mic is a nice touch, and works well with calls. Ultimately, my main gripe is with how uncomfortable these are.

They're fine as a cheap pair of bluetooth headphones but pretty cheaply made as well so you get what you pay for. They work and sound fine. I'm not thrilled with the multi-function button (MFB) inline and inbetween the volume up/down ones -- another cheapo pair of headphones had the MFB on the outer part (so you're pressing into your ear vs. down on the headphones). That arrangement was better.

Not sure if that side that seems to be spilt. When I charged it to blue. I pressed it for 5 seconds and even 5 times real quick. Like most say to do. Nothing so when I plugged it back in it went red even stayed red after 5 mins. When it truned blue. So I still charged to blue again thinking new item needs a little more charge. Then the same thing hold it down for 5 seconds and again maybe 5 times real fast. Still nothing. I would have returned it but my boyfriend throw away the box. So I'm stuck with this item.

I've always been a bit iffy about bluetooth as I find there can be some loss on playback or over voice-calls. This set did have some minor lossiness with the pandora mix I played with my first run. That is standard for the technology though and not a specific gripe about this headset. These are my favorite wireless headset to date out of 3 I've purchased over the years.

The head phones work great they fit perfect they hold a charge 2-3 days or more before needing to be charged. Not bad for the price. I purchased three sets of these and would recommend them and the seller to others.