NMPB S2 Bluetooth Headphones Wireless Headset Noise Cancelling Sweatproof Earbuds Magnetic Earphones with Mic-Gray

LOVE these! Still learning to adjust the volume instead of turning it off. But I'm getting real close. I would like one thing to be added. My old headphones came with a small clip on the cord, so you could clip it to your shirt when needed. If I'm only able to listen in one ear, I have to put the loose side through my bra strap so it doesn't get loose. But, I still absolutely love them.

The good:The sound quality isn't bad at all and I was actually surprised at the quality of the sound from these due to the price.The battery life on these headphones is also very good and I barely have to charge it between workouts.The bad:With those two things being said, that's pretty much it for the good qualities. The MP3 bluetooth receiver/music controller portion is so weighted that, if you're running, the headphones fly around in an uncontrolled manner. The shirt clip that comes with the headphones doesn't make a difference.I'm currently looking for a new bluetooth headphone set and I don't recommend this pair for purchase.Update 8/23/17: the manufacturer has refunded my money and sent a replacement set. I haven't used the new set yet, but will be sure to update my review to reflect any changes. The 100% refund is nice and will award a five-star rating purely for that awesome service.

Positives: Works well and great price. Connects reliably with Pixel Android phone. Magnetic link between headsets is nice when you need to take them off and don't want to lose them. Light weight. Very flexible cable. Battery life is very good.Negatives: Very hard to find buttons by touch for answer/pause, volume up and volume down. Buttons barely clear mic case so I often have to look at the case to find them. The voice used for the voice prompts is really annoying. They should spend a little more to get a more accurate English accent.The low price, light weight and good battery life easily overcomes the negatives. I would definitely purchase again.

so I purchased these headphones at the end of August to use daily while doing order entry (computer) at work. I listen to music throughout the day so I usually have to charge them mid-day or every other day but for the price, they are pretty good headphones. I listen to music on the 1-3rd lowest setting so I don't know how they hold up if it's constantly maxed out but today I had to contact the seller because the right side isn't working as of yesterday. If I abuse them, I'd get it and buy another pair but they literally sit in my ear for 1/3-1/2 the day on a low setting and I don't yank them out of my ear. Waiting to hear back since they're a good headphone for the price and should def last longer than 3 months...forgot to mention the ends are magnetic so they can “clip” if you want to take them out of your ears but not completely take them off your person.****UPDATE: I contacted the seller and they sent a replacement pair out quickly and Cherry who assisted me was nice and efficient! I’m a happy camper!****

First the lede: Stopped working within the first year of purchase with no damage and no warning. That's a non-starter right there. Probably better to pass on these.Second: While they were working, they were nearly impossible to run with. The Bluetooth receiver/power-volume control box on the cross wire is so heavy you can't stop it from banging around your head as you run. And the fact that it's set on one side of the wire (the left side) makes it so imbalanced that it always feels like it's pulling on your other ear and leaning on your shoulder, and the wire clip that comes with it doesn't help. Why is the Bluetooth receiver stack NOT in the middle???Anyway, now that it's non-functional, I wish I never made the purchase. And no way I will buy another one. Look elsewhere.

The Good:- The build quality is excellent.- Sound quality is about on the level of a $10 pair of earbuds (not great but could be worse). To be fair though I just switched from listening to music on Audio Technica m50x headphones to using these so the difference in sound quality was obvious- Connecting it is a breeze, you just hold down on the phone button for a couple seconds to put it into visibility modeNote: For anyone using Linux the sound quality will be horrible when you first connect it. In your sound settings in Gnome change the profile to "High Fidelity Playback"

I couldn't get the right combination of fit, comfort, and sound quality. There was some impressive bass to them, but only when they were in a at a certain angle and depth which was lost upon turning my head or after a couple minutes. I had to put up with loud crackling while trying to get them to stay in my ears (if they stayed) and sometimes ended up with none of the bass. Battery life wasn't great either, so I think I'll keep using wired headphones. Speaking of wires, the cord and controls would hang on my clothes and pull the buds out too.On the plus side the magnets worked.