LG Tone Flex Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Neckband Earbuds HBS-XL7-32-Bit Hi-Fi DAC, Meridian Audio, Blue

The first time I ordered these, there was an issue with one of the ear pieces, but through the help through some amazing customer support I was able to replace those and get new ones. They are great quality and I recommend them. Great sound quality and functionality.

I bought this as a gift since I like mine so well. Mine is a little different and more limited in options. Since I don't do anything but play music etc on it, that isn't an issue. I can't evaluate all the functions of this product because it is a gift and i, as stated, only play music through them and this one fulfilled all the requirements i have for a headset. Fits well in the ears, good sound and quality, comfortable enough to wear. I used it a few days while mine was with the person I gifted this to, so I had some time to assess battery life and limited use, i like the product. Pricy considering this didn't come with a charger, i try to buy products that come with whatever is needed but didn't realize this wasn't the case when I bought it, so I am rating the product only in a limited capacity.

Very happy with my purchase. Easy to connect to phone.

The sound is good not as good as my old LG Harmon Kardon but LG doesn’t make them any longer! Easy to use/synch but they don’t stay around your neck especially when doing sit ups or any other position that’s not standing!. Disappointing!!

Used these for a few weeks, and gotta say, they're the worst LG Tones unit I've ever used. I've been using Tones devices since 2011, had at least 4 or 5 different models. The previous set (HBS820) lasted an incredible 6 years before needing to be replaced.This particular unit, the HBS-XL7, is pretty damn horrible, really.Reception:Terrible, even at point-blank range, no matter the device it's connected to. Even when connected to only a single device, the audio stutters constantly. Tried resetting the headset and re-pairing; no improvement. Dell desktop computer running W11, Microsoft Surface laptop running W10, Asus smartphone running Android... doesn't matter, audio always stutters.Battery:Some sources say it is supposed to last 10 hours; others only 8. In my experience, it's only about 5 or 6. It drains incredibly fast for a device of this size, even on the normal EQ mode.Design:It's a nice, clean design, but they went a little too far into form over function. For comparison, my old set, the HBS820, had the following switches and buttons: a power switch, a call answer/end button, a volume up/down switch, a track forward/reverse switch, and a media play/pause button. This set, the HBS-XL7, has one button for power on/off, media play/pause, call answer/end; one switch for volume up/down and track forward/reverse, and a button dedicated singularly to the Google Assistant. The setup works relatively well, but I don't trust it to work every time, if that makes sense. I'd prefer the extra buttons and switches.Comfort:Good if you like a loose-fitting neckband. It's looser than my old HBS820. Earbuds are slimmer, and sit nicely in my ears.Sound:Middle-of-the-road. Nothing to write home about. The bass boost EQ option does a respectable job, but it won't blow your socks off. [Insert 4th idiomatic criticism here]App:There's an app you can use with it that acts like a Quick Reference guide and allows you to select from 3 equalizer presets (but no custom EQ options). Other than that, it's just more bloat to have on your phone. Set the EQ you like and uninstall the app. Reinstall it when/if you need or want to change the EQ again.Overall:It looks nice, it's an interesting attempt at minimalism that sacrifices reliability, the battery life is bad, and the stuttering audio makes it useless.I do NOT recommend this product.

Lo que no me agrada es su volumen, es bastante bajo.Yo tenía en negro y su volumen era excelenteLo que me agrada que es flexible, ligero que ni se siente y se carga bien rápido y me dura 12 horas

Easy to usePhone call qualityDurabilityBattery lifeFunctionalityConnectivityGet the charge fastAnd the batery stay for more than 12 hours.

I have been using different LG neckband earbuds for about 12 years now and the flex is a no go. Their music quality is getting worse and worse. Meridian ruined the LG brand. HBS-830 Ultra A is so far the absolute best that LG has ever offered. The rest are good if you are satisfied with bland subpar music quality. Maybe I'm a bit picky but the flex just doesn't have what it takes. The retractable bads are slow and sketchy. They really feel rushed and cheap with sorely lacking sound quality. The mics still pick up a lot of background noise but if you are familiar with the LG tone line, they are all like this. Great for a quiet office, ok for louder areas, but can be annoying for the person on the other line if you are in louder areas. LG needs to go back to their older designs or just stop all together. I hate to give up on them but they have yet to stop spiraling downward with their product. Hey LG...go back to the HBS-830 and just update them with a good noise cancelation mic and you can put the more expensive brands to shame.