Link Dream Bluetooth Earpiece Wireless CVC8.0 Headset for Cell Phone Dual Mic Noise Canceling Handsfree Phone Earpiece with Mute 20Hrs Talk Time 180 Days Standby for iPhone Android Home Office Driving

Good value budget Bluetooth phone headset. Controls well placed. USB-C charging. Great battery life. My complaints are that it doesn't announce calls from the contact list and doesn't announce talk time remaining when powering on. That and I HATE having a digital tone version of Ride Of The Valkyries as the incoming call prompt. This is the third BT headset I have tried that for some reason thinks that Wagner is the perfect ring sound. But, that said, the headset works well and has good volume and call sound and is very affordable at $16 (the price at the time of my order on Amazon).

To be honest I did not expect this bluetooth ear piece to do half of what was advertised but I received a very pleasant surprise when it did all f what was advertised. I saw that in the past reviews the voice prompt did not sound as friendly as some of the more expensive devices. For some customers I can see how that might be an issue but for me I am not trying to start a relationship with a headset so that was not a show stopper in making a purchasing choice. I can confirm that the voice is not as soft as some of the others but the functionality is acurate. I tested the sound cansellation by hitting the freeway at 65MPH in an economy sedan with lots of road noise. I place a call to a truck driver who was also on the road and we were both able to clearly hear each other. I know that his sound canseling device was responsible for me hearing his transmission clear but I mentioned it anyway. I never had to use the ear pligs that came with the blue tooth device. I placed it on my right ear leaving my left ear open to ear what was going on outside. The volume was sufficient to hear the phone conversation. The simultanious sync wth both my iPhone and desktop are both plug and play once the simple configuration setup is complete. I tested the battery life by going 3 days straight without re-charging and talking for about a half hour to 45 minutes each day. I did not want to push it and run out of battery charge when I need it. I normally charge up every night so that was the longest that I have gone without charging any ear piece. So far this ea piece is out performing more expensice ones owned in the past.

Pretty comfortable for all day wear. People say they can hear me well and cannot hear the often-chaotic noises in the background.

This is one of the best Bluetooth I've had in yrs. I was stuck on Plantronics Bluetooth way to long. I read the reviews on this headset. I decided at this low I'll give it a try. I'm so happy I did so. I'm the proud owner of 3 of this amazing affordable headset. I've talked for 5 hrs straight. The battery stayed strong. I'm so happy I took a chance on this Bluetooth. I'm okay it doesn't announce callers that's when the caller ID kicks in .. I give this Bluetooth 10✴️✴️✴️✴️✴️✴️✴️✴️✴️✴️

The quality is cheap.My main complaint is that the rubber piece that goes inside of the ear can rotate very easy. It's placed on top of the round speaker; therefore, it rotates 360 degrees and does it way too easy. I have to fix it several times a day in order to direct sound into my ear. Sometimes it rotates and I can barely hear the sound because it goes into the wall of my ear.

So far, I used it for one phone call and to listen to YouTube from my iPhone. It synced to my device really quickly. It worked OK. It came with a back up earpiece and the charging cable and instructions. I walked around and it hasn’t fallen out.

Unfortunately after a month the Bluetooth literally went out and have not worked since right before it went out people start complaining about not being able to hear me it worked well for the first two weeks I would not buy another one unfortunately however I don't know if it just happened to be a glitch in The matrix or if all of them are like that.

Update: I've been using it daily for 10 months now (wearing an average of around 4 hours a day wiht maybe 45 minutes to an hour of talk time a week), and have had no problems. In that time I've only recharged it 3 times so I can confirm that the power switch really shuts the unit off.I've only had it one week, so I can't speak for long-term reliability, but so far I'm happy with the headset (Link Dream LC-B45). It is a larger than than several others that I've tried recently, but I don't see this is a problem. I'm using it with a Motorola Moto-g 5G 2023 edition.Good Points:- Physical switches (power switch and multi-function switch). I have a lot of trouble with capacitive switches for some reason. The physical switches were the main reason I tried this model. I can reposition the earpiece without worrying about hanging up on a call.- Good noise cancellation and volume. I was clearly heard when driving on an interstate at 70 MPH with a window rolled down. I also had no trouble understanding the person on the other end of the call.- USB-C charging port.- Long battery life. I charged it a week ago and have used it for over an hour of active calls and about 10 hours of standby time. It is still reporting 80% charge to the phone (but that is just self-reported charge, I don't know how long it will really last).- Mute Button on headset. Handy when you need it.Bad Points:- None that I can think of so far. It is on the larger size, but that also makes it easier to handle.Unknowns:- I haven't seen how far the unit stays connected to the phone. Its certainly good for 10 feet or so.Update: leaving the phone in the car, I can walk around 75 feet before it disconnects, but I don't know how the connection quality degrades at longer distances.