DACOMBluetooth Headphones, 20H Playtime Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Mic in-Ear Magnetic Neckband Earphone IPX7 Waterproof for Running, Gym, Hiking, Cycling

I bought this headset because it’s the only one of this style I can still find. The ridged wire doesn’t bounce around on my head while working out and I prefer the in-ear design to the “bone conduction”, which I’ve found to be code for “little speaker adjacent to your ear”. I used to get the mpow cheetah and the Phazier, but they’re both out of production, but all seem to be of similar quality.The Good: I like the audio quality. I’ve found the “button” to be not quite as horrible as some other reviewers once you get the hang of it. For the past 6 months it’s been fine through some pretty rough treatment.The OK: The microphone hasn’t seemed to go out like the Mpows. I do get some people complaining that I’m too soft so I sometimes have to switch to my phone when on important calls. That’s annoying. It works well enough for casual conversations though.The Bad: I do miss the functionality of a traditional button. The “nub” works more like a touch screen, and isn’t super consistent even when you do get the hang of it. I miss a volume button as well. Also this seems to suffer from the same 6 month lifespan as the other brands of headphones I’ve bought. Admittedly I use these pretty heavily, but I do feel bad to keep buying these every 6-9 months. These ones I had started this weird feedback noise in one ear and now the battery only lasts an hour in the one earpiece that works.So lacking any other alternatives I’ll buy these again. Hopefully the next pair will last better, but based on my experience so far, I’m not holding out hope.

This was purchased as a replacement for the discontinued MPow Cheetah. I didn't realize there is no volume control for these. That's OK because I can use my watch, but I guess I didn't read the review close enough, as it says it clearly. The most important thing for me was the behind the head form factor, which is getting harder to find.One little annoying thing has happened to these. The spoken prompts, "Power on", "Connected", and "Power off", have changed from English to Chinese and I can't figure how to get them to change back. At least I can "Power Off" in Chinese now. ;-)Overall, a good value for the money.

Good sound as far as I can tell. Others can hear me just fine on calls as well. My complaints are more about the usability of the headphones. First, the flexible band material this uses is not strong enough to comfortably hold itself in your ears. One side or the other always feels too loose. It's not a design aesthetics issue as I've previously had a very similar pair from another manufacturer that fit snugly everytime. This leads into the next issue. The placement of the multifunction button is terrible. Due to the loose feel, you often find yourself pushing it back into your ear. This in turn means that half the time you hit the button by mistake, turn one annoying circumstance into something truly irritating. It's fine for wearing as you walk around but I can't recommend for exercise or any other activity with lots of movement.

As a busy father of three young children, I found these wireless wrap around earbuds to be incredibly helpful during my daily workout sessions. The comfortable and secure fit means I no longer have to worry about earbuds falling out while I chase after my energetic little ones. These earbuds are a game changer, making my life so much easier!

My husbad works hard outdoor labor so he used the head set daily for work to listen to music and phone calls. After 6 month of use they suddenly turn on and off...

After my Phaiser-530 headphones died, was very sad that they no longer make a replacement. SO, I ordered these by Dacom. Great fit in my ear. Audio is ok (mainly for podcasts), but not as good as Phaiser. User friendly, BUT voice presumably telling me about battery level is in CHINESE and not English. That was not mentioned in the product description when I ordered.

The only reason I got these headphones was because the Phaiser headphones that I've been using since 2018 are no longer available. In fact, I desperately tried to find the Phaiser headphones everywhere and no one sells them. It's very unfortunate, because they were the only headphones that gave me everything I wanted from a sports headphones.So why do these headphones fall short? Well the Phaiser is better in every way. Better sounds quality, better button design, and much better fit. I could run a full sprint with the Phaiser headphones. These headphones slowly fall out of my ear. What's ridiculous is that these headphones cost more than the Phaiser.The fix would be simple, instead of a flimsy string that connect the two headphones and wraps behind the head (which technically should not make these behind-the-head headphones) it should be a strong connecting rod that bends behind the head. So unfortunately, these headphones are not stable and don't stay on as firmly.The sound quality is nothing special. As basic as one can expect. The section that goes over the ear is too large and as a result, doesn't provide any additional stability. These are essentially earbuds with the appearance of a "wrap over the ear" - "behind the head" headphone set up. But fails in that respect.UPDATE:I am late in writing this update. To be clear, I only use these headphones when I workout. I typically workout two times a week. My workout lasts for about an hour. I took a month off of training after purchasing these headphones to rest a back injury. Shortly after starting my workouts again, these headphones are now useless to me. Even after charging them for hours, after turning it on, it immediately turns off after stating that it is trying to connect.Here are yet more reasons why the Phaiser headphones are vastly superior to these headphones:After this headphone died and I was already at the park primed for a workout, I dug around my car and found some old Phaiser headphones that I bought in 2021. They part that wraps around my head are cracked and broken revealing the wire beneath and my other Phaiser headphones, bought in 2018, no longer hold a charge. So this is why I bought the headphones in this review. Amazingly, my '21 cracked Phaiser headphones started right up when I turned it on. One Phaiser headphone lasted nearly 5 years. The other is still going since '21. Yet these headphones can't last a month.Finally, I cannot state how ridiculous it is to use a single button for multiple use. It's profoundly ridiculous. So the Phaiser has buttons on the top to skip tracks forward and back and another button for on/off. This headphone for this review has a single nob on the side of the headphones that is frustrating to use, has lagging response or no response at all. Turning the headphones on/off is a pain. If you double tap the button you could fast forward but if fails to work half the time. If you tap the button once, the music may pause, yet again this often does not work or has a response time that can be several minutes or none at all. If you wear a hoodie, if it touches the side of the headphones it will pause the music.These headphones are terrible. And the reason I make the many comparisons with Phaiser is specifically because Amazon recommended these headphones as a replacement FOR the Phaiser headphones. If anyone knows where I can get the Phaisers again, or how I can replace the battery in my old Phaisers please message me.

Ear buds fall out of my ears. These offer everything the buds do - but they stay in my ears!

These fit really well and the sound quality is absolutely fine. It's maybe not the bass quality you'd get in more expensive ones, but they're better than some others and emit quite a nice sound. After a rugged going over at the gym, they stayed put and weren't affected by any movements, unlike my Sony cans and Samsung buds which often fell off/out into the workout. One gripe is the multifunction button. It wouldn't be so bad if it was an actual button but it's a touch area. I'm still getting to grips with it. Also there's no volume control, which isn't a massive problem, but at the gym/running, you don't really want to have to reach for the phone to turn it up or down. If I could do a 3.5 I would but the firm fit and sound quality alone nudge it more toward a 4.

Se oyen bien nomas q se mueven mucho los tienes q estar ajustando

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Por el precio que tiene , las prestaciones son buenas.Se adapta bien al oído , no se cae cuando se corre y no se escucha mal por el precio que tiene.

Los auriculares son bastante buenos en sonido. La duración de la batería para mí es óptima me dura unos tres días , la uso unas dos o tres horas al día . Estoy contenta con ellos .