Yocoo Bluetooth Sports Headband, Bluetooth Headband with Wireless Headphone Earphone Stereo Speakers Mic for Gym Fitness Exercise Outdoor Sport, Compatible with iPhone Android Smart Phones

Good:Sound qualityBattery lasts about 3 hoursI bought this so I could use Bluetooth while laying on my side in bed... And it works great for that... Didn't hurt my ear...Sound quality stayed the same.Eh Okay:The charging port is hidden under a little cloth flap... And the flap doesn't really align with the actual flap & port... It's yet another Bluetooth headset with poorly designed charging port.Bad:OMGoodness the fabric is thick and if you are prone to sweating or get warm easily, this is NOT the right product for you... it is definitely not going to be a long term solution for me... I get warm to easy at night already, and this made it worse.

Yes, these are much cheaper. And if you've never tried the wireless SleepPhones, they will probably still be a revelation - the product category is that good. And I love that there's now a lower price point available. However, if you've already been spoiled by AcousticSheep's higher quality version and are trying to replace yours without spending another $80, my advice is to bite the bullet and just skip the step where you cross your fingers and buy these. A full charge doesn't last the night, the volume buttons don't work/aren't properly lined up, the speaker locations aren't at all adjustable, and the control buttons lays on top of the left speaker, making it impossible to sleep comfortably on your left side. Pass.

I have two of these, one of which I've had for more than a year now. While they have some limitations, I think they offer great value for the price. The main limitation is the battery life. I get about 3 hours on a charge. That's more than enough for use at night or for an exercise session, as long as I remember to plug them in to recharge after each use.The headband is stretchy and fits me just fine. It is a bit warm to wear while exercising, but no warmer than other headband headphones I've used. If you look at other brands of bluetooth headbands, you will see that most of them have a speaker on one side that's relatively flat and a speaker/control on the other side that's bulkier. I find the flat speaker perfectly comfortable to sleep on, but the bulky speaker/control not so much. My solution is to wear the headband backwards so that the flat speaker is over one ear and the bulky speaker/control is towards the front on my head. This works fine for me, since I listen to audiobooks and podcasts and only need one speaker.I also like having the controls at the front of my head. However, I don't like seeing the light from control unit LED as it shines through the opening for the USB port. I solved this by attaching a flap to the headband that I can close to cover not only the red light coming through the USB port, but also the blue indicator light that shines through the center of the leather controls patch.Although the drawbacks I've described may seem significant, you'll find the same in most other bluetooth headbands on the market. So this is my choice until better technology comes along. It's a huge improvement over the wired sleep headbands I was using previously. Not only do I use one of these headbands almost every night, I also use it to listen to audiobooks while doing yard work and other chores -- and here the built-in microphone comes in very handy, as I can tap the headband to answer phone calls and then just talk. I've been told that the resulting audio quality is just as good as when I'm holding my phone to my ear (though not quite as good as when I'm using a telephone headset with a boom microphone).I ended up getting two of these so I could have one charging for use at night while wearing the other for exercise or daytime chores.

I use it to wear while running. I get pretty sweaty. Therefore, the control buttons got rusted and nearly non-functional, but I was able to survive with that. The issue is that one of the speakers stopped working (maybe it got rusted too). This is cheap enough (and I've tried an alternative that didn't last much longer either) that I am going to buy another, but this time I will take some precautions to reduce the chance that components get wet and then fail.I agree with others that the battery doesn't last long. For me, that's not too bad an issue - I just use my reminder software to remind me to charge it periodically, so that it doesn't run out during my run.For the price, what I don't expect much more

Bought these to listen while in bed as I find regular headphones cumbersome when sleeping. However these are the most uncomfortable headphones ever! The "headband" is really just a very thin piece of fabric with a large square plastic "brick" where the speaker is. There is no cushioning at all. The hard box basically sits against your ear. Even if I wasn't sleeping on it I still find it uncomfortable to just wear no matter what I might be doing. I returned it.

I've used these for months because my husband sores like a bear. They're awesome for listening to music, but because of the design with the fabric, they're not good for answering calls. You sound like you're underwater. Battery life is good and they feel more expensive than they are.

First the directions are in Chinese. They are English words but total nonsense.Second it doesn't charge well.Third when it is low on power it makes a really loud low power alert that you can't turn off. It's deafening when you get lower power while using.I haven't been able to recharge this so I was only able to use for like 20 min.

Ok day 1 installed tested and working in my smith helmet will be testing on the hill, volume is good quality of music seems ok, great value for the price even if I go threw a set or two a year.Tested with iPhone 7 no issues.