Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Headset, High Definition Sound, for iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Motorola, Blackberry, Nexus, Huawei, HTC, Discount Headphones by Jullmay (Black)

I have smaller ear holes or something it's just not comfortable for all day however works better than some $200 sets! My phone inside I was outside near my car and it still worked perfectly over 15 feet away and through walls.. Is great as a back up headset only cause I need smaller ear bud piece..

It's great for listening to streaming media such as podcasts and audiobooks. It's not so great for phone calls; people often complain of static or choppiness as compared with other headsets.

Works very well, a bit too large though. A bit of pain in ear after wearing for a while. Adjusting the fit can be a bit tricky. Good product though.

Finally found one that connects to my phone (lg g stylo great sound 😃👌!!!

sound strains my ear. no bass

Very Good

Sound quality could be better, but overall a good buy

To disclose, I received this as a sample for a reduced or at no cost to me. I do not want to waste your time if you see this as an issue, so I am noting it before the review. I do my best to explain my thoughts on a product and do not allow sampling to impact review rating.This was rated a 5, or an "i love it" in this system because of a few points such as design, ease of use, the fact that it works and well, and the pricing point. Sometimes I skip out on pricing points with samples, but I have a lot of time put in with Bluetooth devices.On pricing, I love how technology becomes more and more affordable as we move forward and how a few short years make the difference between something costing hundreds and costing less than twenty dollars. Take this, for example; two years ago I was shopping for these and they were clocking around one hundred dollars, and now you can get them at a fraction of the cost. That can be worrisome in some ways as the marketed gets congested, too, but looking at the overall cost of the technology itself and competitors can usually give you a feel for it.On design, I honestly like how a headset like this fits and how it conceals, plus I like the aesthetics to them. Perhaps I have spent too much time playing videogames and watching movies, or perhaps it is the technological aspect without the need for cumbersome headgear that appeals to me. Whatever the case, I enjoy the fact that this anchors around one ear, that it is an anchor and not using the device's weight to hold it in place, and that it reaches a good position on the face.This also comes with a secondary earbud you can use, and I have seen some people remark that this allows music use. Personally, I cannot imagine enjoying music in this way and would NOT recommend listening to music with this type of headset. These are call primary sets and the sound balancing is set up for that. Bluetooth is already at a disadvantage when it comes to sound anyhow because of the wireless design, and this would further reduce quality. This is NOt a rating problem, however, because hopefully most people see these as callcentric devices.For use, this device is easy to synch; if you have never a device like this, you simply power them on, power your phone/other device on, put your device into Bluetooth mode (this is normally situated by the gear or inside menu options), then search for new devices. You find it, pair it, and go to town doing whatever. Here are some of the pairing instructions via product description, if needed ( i cut them down to the basics):Long press the MFB for 6 seconds until the LED indicator flashes red and blue alternately.Switch on your mobile phone Bluetooth function.Select the headset from the list of mobile phone shown devices, and the headset voice prompts "connecting".Note: If your phone Bluetooth version is under 3.0 please enter the pairing code "0000".NFC quick connection(NFC mobile phone required)Starting from headset power off, just long press MFB for 6 seconds to enter pairing status, let the headset NFC detecting area close to the phone NFC. After confirmation on your phone(for Android system depends), connection is completed.When it comes to distance, I gauge this type of device for use in my car and getting out to pump gas, plus I walk around with it in a rural and more urban area to see how it fares. This had no drop or lag, which is great. Many devices claim around 10M - I am not sure of the exact distance this touts, but the testing parameters I noted are for real-world use consideration.When it comes to battery life, this touts 8 hours of talk time and 200 hours of standby. I tested standby simply by leaving it sitting in my attache case for a week without paying attention to it and, around 140 plus hours later, I used it. I did not push out the other days, but I felt this was good. I used it for two days driving to work without charging it, too, and it performed great. I figure this is a good assessment of use because people sometimes forget to charge but have the ability to charge a device at work, in the car, or wherever if it is truly needed so they do not end up skipping multiple days if this is in use.Functions are easy here, with a menu in the product pictures showing just how everything works. I honestly like things spelled out this way because it cuts down on the guesswork when it comes to device use, so check that out.When it comes to sound, both incoming and outgoing calls sound great. The placement of the microphone helps a lot, too, with this working to keep your voice in the forefront and everything else removed a bit. That makes a HUGE difference when you consider use, and especially when considering the fact that microphones use omnidirection microphones. I noted my thoughts on music use earlier.All in all, a good product made great by the pricing point.