Neckband Bluetooth Headphones,Around The Neck Wireless Workout Earbuds with Magnetic,15 Hours Playtime Deep Bass Headset, Waterproof and Sweatproo...

Too long.

They only lasted for a month and then it connects to bluetooth but the sound woulnt come through the earphones like i dont have it connected

These had so much potential. They had all the right features and were what I was looking for but ultimately fell short of what I was hoping they would be based on the description and reviews. They were pretty uncomfortable to wear and hurt my ears so if you have small ears like me I'd avoid them. The battery life is a lie. They barely lated a day with minimal use and the call quality was awful according to the people I spoke to while using them. Sound quality for music was ok. Just disappointed over all.

Hello. I am writing this review on behalf of husband and myself. When my husband used these for work, he said they took about an hour or so on a fast charger when the battery was very low warning, to full. With listening to music while worked, they lasted ONLY 5 hours with constant use, not standby. When trying to pair them with an item, it has to be right next to it, especially a PC and even then, took a while to recognize it. It ONLY pairs with one item at a time. If you need to pair something else, you HAVE to FIRST unpair it with the item already connected to be able to do so. If you go too far, say more than 15 or 20 feet from the paired item it will cut off. The sound is clear and can be loud which is a plus. The phone quality is fine enough, not to be used for job use; just enough to tell your spouse what you needed from the store since they forgot, and clear enough to listen to youtube/twitch/ cancertok. For comfort, it isn't terrible and sits well in the ear without that stuffy suffocating cloggy feeling that those silicone nubs do on other headphones. If you're running, they will slip out unless you get lucky. The neck band sits well on the back of the neck but if you have sensory issues, the poking of the cords on the side of your neck will get uncomfortable. If you're having to bend over to clean your house etc. and want to have just one bud in, they will slide off your neck and pop out the ear it was holding for dear life in. If you've made it this far, great. Long story short, I would buy these again. For the price, it does what it needs to do. Thanks.

This is an updated review. This headset is tricky to pair with Android bluetooth stack on my Pixel 6 Pro. You may need to stop the bluetooth stack and restart it during pairing for Android to discover the device. They sit comfortably semi in my ear instead of painfully wedged into my ear canal which is a huge win and the main reason I ordered them. I am not a huge fan of the silicone 'neck weight' but it is fine (my older pairs are just basically a cord, work well and take up less space when stowed). I would say realistic battery life on these when new is perhaps ten hours which is reasonable. Compared to my old pair, it is more pleasant to charge these since they have a cheap non PD USB C port which can be plugged into right side up or upside down instead of micro USB C. That being said I've discovered they are not PD enabled C ports so you'll likely need a USB A to USB C cable, and possibly a USB C to USB A adapter if you want to pull power from a USB C PD port to trick it into supplying 3A 5V power to the headset. These are easy to understand the english 'power on', 'pairing', 'power off' annunciations, easy to adjust volume, pause, power on and off without looking. Also the sound quality is actually superior to many other cheap sets for audio books and more importantly for music. I compared against the following and found them much heavier, clunkier to operate, and the sound quality far worse not to mention the multi function button would make and hang up calls and other stuff accidentally too much: https://www.ZeeBooth.com/dp/B09WR71BW1?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 Strongly recommended if you do not like headsets wedged in your ear canal and to still be able to somewhat hear what is going on around you.