Wireless In-Ear Headphones, Bluetooth Headphones, Neckband Sports Bluetooth Headsets Lightweight Magnetic Earbuds for Running Workout Gym(Bluetooth 4.1, 10 Hour Battery, Noise Cancelling,Sweatproof)

The headphones are working really well and as expected. The packaging was really nice and it came with different sized ear hooks as well as ear tips for the different shapes of ears out there. Charging cable is included and the headphones themselves are a nice soft matte material.Wearing them for a while isnt a pain because of how lightweight they are. You forget that they're even there after an extended period of time. The battery life is about the advertised amount of time. In my testing I got about 7 hours of listening but your usage may vary. The range is decent enough but if you walk too many rooms over, there will be some cutting out as to be expected due to interference. The earbuds themselves are small and fit very well. The controls work well for play, pause, skip, volume etc. For me personally, at the gym these did not fall off for me if they are correctly placed into your ears and around your neck. They stayed on well for me except for when I was benching or anything laying on my back. Running it was just fine.Sound quality is very good on these headphones. They have a good amount of clarity but they are more towards the bassy side of things. The bass bleeds into the mids a little bit but they arent as bad as others that I have heard before. The highs can get a tiny bit distorted at a very high volume but that is with a lot of headphones that are in ear.Overall these headphones are really nice for the price and I would recommend them for anyone that wants a neckband bluetooth headset. They look good, work well for the gym in most cases, and they have a nice sound to them for those that like bass.

These headphones sound decent if you can get them to sit into your ear properly. I don't know if it's the shape of my ear or just the headphones, but they will constantly fall out on me unless I keep shoving them into my ears. The battery life is okay -- it'll typically last a full day at work without having to be recharged until the next day. For having such a tiny battery, though, it takes a long time to charge from near dead. It'll easily take over an hour to fully charge (sometimes up to an hour and a half). My biggest gripe though is that after about 6 months the charging connection started to give out. I usually have to unplug it and plug it back in at least 2-5 times before the charging light will turn on and actually begin to charge. I'm not sure if it's the headphone's micro-USB port or if it's the cable itself. If I try another cable and it works better, I'll report back and update my review. I'm just using the tiny 6" USB cable that it came with.In terms of what it comes with and a few of the features, it does come with a few extra rubber headphone covers and attachments that help a little bit to keep them secure, but not much. The headphones are also magnetized so they can be stuck together around your neck and you won't have to risk losing them if you're going for a run. It has inline buttons that can pause, skip, and turn on/off the device. I'd still recommend these headphones even with their quirks.Edit: After a lot of trial and error and experimenting, I found out that it was the included charging cable that was defective. I used a charging cable that came with another device of mine and it's now charging properly again.

I really like these “ORANGE” Jayol wireless Bluetooth headset...(I have another Bluetooth headset very similar 2this unit only in black!)...the sound quality on the Jayol is GREAT, either 4listening 2music or just talking with your family & friends)...btw everyone said that i sound crystal clear!...(My only 2problems with the unit and it’s very small 2problems, is that it needs 2B just a tad bit longer around the neck part of the device)...when I have the ear piece in one ear or both ears, the part what balance the device around the neck part sticks up just a little on both sides where the controls are. The 2nd problem is that the charging port should have a cover on it and not look 👀 exposed!...(other than that it’s a really good Bluetooth headset!)...I will still keep it😀🍊😀🍊

And not only did that piece of junk cost me $90, but it stopped working in 8 days, so I had to return them to Best Buy.Why did I buy offbrand BeatsX earphones? 1. I lost my other offbrand pair of earphones, and am waiting for the AirPods 2 to come out later this year. 2. The reviews were quite positive. 3. I’ve been looking for red earphones because red is awesome, and if you don’t agree, you’re an idiot.I have many great things to say about these earphones. As they are a near identical physical copy of the BeatsX, you get the sturdy, yet pliable neckband, which means you won’t feel encumbered by an immovable piece of plastic hanging around your neck. The three buttons are easy to press, and are clicky + solid. Great buttons are very satisfying.The earphones paired freakishly quickly to my iPhone X, which was a bit unexpected as other sets I’ve owned always took over five seconds to establish a Bluetooth connection. Once you turn them on by holding down the main button, the voice says “power on” and then “connected” just immediately back to back.I’ve never had a pair of earphones with magnetic buds because I thought they were corny and looked stupid, but they really do make a world of difference if you’re constantly moving around the office like I am.The bass is very very punchy, almost more so than the BeatsX are, so you will lose some clarity and treble (I don’t know what I’m talking about), but the punchy bass + very good seal makes my daily NYC subway commute quieter, which is nearly impossible with in-ears.Call quality could be improved, but my friends didn’t report any tinniness or static, which is a major problem with offbrand sets. No one had any issues hearing or understanding me, and I heard everything loudly and clearly. It’s a good investment!