Bluetooth Headphones, aptX-HD Wireless 5.0 Bluetooth Earbuds w/Mic in-Ear Magnetic Neckband Earphones 30Hrs Playtime w/Earhooks, IPX7 Sweatproof Deep Bass Headset for Phone Call Music Sports

Great wireless earbud headset
For the price these are great. Comfortable, light, easy to connect, functionality, etc. I use them for studying and workout out. I use them on my iPhone 15 and my Lenovo E14 6th gen laptop with Fedora Linux with no issues. the sound is great too, given they are AirPods or something they do a good job. I’ve had all the models (wh01, wh03) and this model (wh02) works the best. Best sound. Volume is louder. Best bass. The wh01 volume would not go up as high and the bass was kinda bad. The wh03 neck band was much bigger and bulky. I will buy another pair of the wh02. Recommend.

Meets needs but does not exceed expectations
Us bluetooth neckband lovers are few and far between and I really wish the tech companies cared a little more about us. They’re the only kinds of headphones I’m interested in using. But our options are definitely limited. I’m very picky about the features I want my neckband to have: multipoint, stiff neckband, magnetic buds, wires coming out of the ends of the band (not the middle), soft tips, long battery power, water resistant (so I don’t have to worry about using them in the rain or something).I had found the perfect neckband earbuds but unfortunately one morning I woke up and they were broken. I brought them to multiple electronic repair shops and they said no. So I spent many hours researching and comparing models. I settled on this one. They’re not as good as my old ones but I think they were my best option.Unfortunately the battery life isn’t what is advertised. I find myself charging every day because I’m nervous that they won’t make it through the whole next day if I don’t start with 100%. I think they lose about of battery when in standby (on and connected but not actively playing sound) – they will not turn off after a certain amount of hours of not being used – if you accidentally leave them on overnight, you will wake up to them still being on, even if they weren’t playing anything.As others have said, you have to hold down the power button for an unreasonably long time to turn them on or off. It’s like 7-10 seconds. It’s honestly pretty annoying.And I wish there was a way to consistently put them in pairing mode. When they’re only connected to one device and I want to connect them to a second, I don’t actually know how. I just kind of fumble around with the power button until it connects.One thing these headphones have over my old ones is the subtlety of the status light. My old ones blinked while on and the light was bright and front and center so it could be annoying on airplanes or in bed, for example. These ones have a very small dull light. No one else would notice it.Overall, they meet my needs but I wish there were better options.

I got these headphones because my wireless ones fall out, so I’m afraid to wear them out, while the fully wired ones get caught and damaged. These ones are are a great compromise – very light and comfortable to wear (I forget I’m wearing them) with good sound quality and battery life. I like the magnets that help keep these headphones more secure when around my neck but not in use. They’re decent for phone calls too.

I love these neckband earbuds! I wanted wireless neckband earbuds that I wouldn’t have to charge too often to use with my tablet for watching TV and movies on the treadmill. These have a rock solid bluetooth connection with fast and reliable pairing and no dropouts.The sound quality is full of depth and bass unlike true wireless earbuds which always lack background noise for movies and TV shows. With the SBC codec, the audio-video sync is perfect. The strong cable doesn’t make any cable-noise in my ears when I’m moving while wearing the neckband.Astonishingly for this price range, this neckband has multipoint and can connect to my tablet and my phone at the same time.I haven’t hit the limits of the battery life because the power has never run out with me charging it once a week and using these neckbuds for about 1 – 2 hours a day.Upon testing these neckbands with the Skype Echo service to listen to my voice through the microphone, I found that the call quality was a little crackly compared to my Jabra Elite 75t earbuds. However, that’s a $160 headset with poorer audio quality that’s designed for voice calls. The Rythflo neckbuds are plainly for multimedia first and phone calls second, and this is a much less expensive product.The magnetized earbuds don’t seem to serve any useful function, but they’re an amusing luxury.I’m delighted with these neckbuds.

After my old Skullcandy Ink’d+ Earbuds died on me suddenly, I spent a lot of time finding a suitable replacement. I did a lot of comparing, and I decided to give these Rythflo earbuds a chance since they seemed almost identical to my (now discontinued) earbuds. I’ve only used them for a few days now, but I will say that I’m very happy and pretty impressed with them. The sound quality is great, albeit a bit heavy on the bass – but the actual build quality is superb. They don’t feel cheap, the earpieces are comfortable, the button controls are responsive and easy to use, and I haven’t had issues with battery life. There’s also an easy way to extend the company’s warranty, which I did in a couple minutes after opening the package.My only issue is that the wires connecting the earbuds to the neckpiece are a bit too short, so the neckband doesn’t actually sit on my neck and it’s being held up by the earbuds; which puts a lot of weight on my ear. If it wasn’t for that one problem, they’d be perfect – but it’s still a great option compared to most others.