Bluetooth Headphones 14Hr Working Time, Truck Driver Bluetooth Headset, Wireless Magnetic Neckband Earphones, V4.2 Noise Cancelling Earbuds w/Mic, Compatible with Any Bluetooth Equitments (Black)

These are really good headphones if you find headbands frustrating. The neckband keeps tension off of the headphone cords, which reduces cable noise. The silicone bands can be adjusted to manage the cables, and magnets hold the earbuds to the ends of the neckband when not in use. I used them for a few hours in one sitting, and found them comfortable. The neckband is flexible, and the ends are weighted, so it sits on the collar bones. As with nearly all earbud headphones, they have trouble at high volumes. At normal listening levels, the sound quality is very reasonable, and they perform well. The wireless works fine within 10 feet without cutting out. Surprisingly, there is almost no audible background noise from the Bluetooth radio operation. There is a large media button on the left side, which is easy to find and press with the right hand. There is a plastic on off switch, and a plastic rocker for setting volume. I gave these to my brother, as he uses headphones every day to watch videos on his computer. He usually lays down while doing so, and finds the headband of most headphones irritating. He likes these ones a lot, as they sit out of the way behind the neck. He used them 10 hours or so over the past few days, and decided they are better than his traditional headband headphones with 40mm drivers.

If you just want something for exercising, running, moving around these are for you, cheap feels cheap but not like omg I can break it cheap the material is different from your typical Lg headset but does feel good Sound quality is on a scale of 2.5 out of 5 It’s not bad but it’s definately not great far from actually spend $8 more bucks and you can get an HD sounding headset. If you need a temporary until something better or for exercise then this will work perfectly have not had issues from rainy weather or sweat (yes already tested for both on a run) Pros- Cheap water proof sweat proof Battery life is actually pretty good Cons Quality is a little weird Sound quality is not poor but definately not great or good Buttons and things are a little awckward and one section has no functions or use This deserved a 5 start simply because it accomplishes what it promises and for $10 I would expect hd quality from this now if it were a brand like song or skullcandy sure

Below is my review of the headphone I received a few years ago. The newer version is not as good as the previous ones. 1) The forward and back buttons are reversed, while the volume directions are the same - Very confusing. 2) When the volume drops below a certain level, the headphones turn off. With the new version, the tolerance is different, so during ambient portions of a song, they will actually cut out, then snap back on, over and over. Very annoying. I'm sure it helps the battery life, but the trigger-volume level needs to be adjusted down. And again, despite the description, they are NOT noise canceling. With a good seal, they do significantly reduce ambient noise, but "noise canceling" means they actually use electronics to reduce the noise. These headphones do not. ----- I've owned several of these Chinese headphones, and been happy with them all. What makes these stand out is the battery life. I've never has a dead battery. I use them for 2 hours in the morning at full volume, all day at work at half volume, then another two hours at full volume. The sound is full-bodied. If you install the correct sized tips for you ears so a seal is formed, the bass delivered is impressive. The mids and highs are there too. The operating controls are easy to find an use. They say they are noise canceling. I don't believe that is true, but again with a seal created in your ears, they are pretty good at noise isolating. I have mine paired with my phone and tablet, and can go back and forth seamlessly. The annoyance there is when I wander away from my tablet at work, I get the voice saying "Disconnected" and then "Connected" when I'm back in range. It would be nice to turn off the audio notifications. The only other thing I'd like is a representation of battery usable on my phone. That would require an app and would add to their price.