100 Hours Playtime Neckband Bluetooth Headphones with Digital Display, in Ear Wireless Earphones with Microphone, Game Mode, USB-C Fast Charging, for Workout Running Sport Work

They are amazing, I use them when I sleep (not comfortable for side sleepers, like me) but OMG the sound quality is awesome and they last for about 48-60 hours of continuous play time on lowest volume which is still fairly loud.Love them am going to buying a few backups if anything happens to these, or if my husband figures out why they are my favorite and trys 'em out and they disappear (he has a habit of losing his and snagging mine)

I have had multiple headsets that didn’t last in the battery department. Usually only lasting up to 10-12 hours of play/talk time. This is the first one that the battery really lasts with talking on the phone or listening to my audible books. I got up the day before yesterday. Packed for a move, then drove 1700 miles in 29 hours with my sister either listening to my books or talking to her on the phone. We got to our destination last night. I forgot to put it on the charger and put it on this morning to still have battery left!! I did find over the summer while working at a golf course that it did slide around on my neck a lot. You just have to be aware of it when taking your shirt off to not have it get tangled in it. I did loose 5-6 of the ear buds but bought replacement parts cheaply. Over all I would buy again and am very happy with my purchase. You really can’t beat it for the price!

This headset can connect to two devices.... mostly. For some reason, it looses the connection to my Surface and reconnects -- but my audio doesn't pause while this happens, so the "disconnect" and "connected" notifications are a little annoying. I prefer the beep/tone other headsets have used.Of all the neckband headsets, this is the only one that I have to check is still seated around my neck properly. The audio seems fine, my headset has not been an issue for either end of phone calls. It does seem to run louder than other headsets I've used.As for the play time, WOW. The red LED display gives the percentage remaining. I can go a couple days (where I listen to audiobooks almost constantly) without recharging it. This is really nice -- not having to plug it in every night. I power it off, rather than leave it on.I keep losing the earbud pads -- but that may be a function of the TLSO brace I'm in until at least mid-April. I've been somewhat lucky in finding the pad in all but one instance. I really wish the jaws-style storage of the unused bud was still an option!

Last week I received X II Wireless Neckband bluetooth Headphones from Amazon. Delivery was quick and in good condition though it was snowing heavily outside. I am extremely happy with the performance of this X II headphones. It has got a long battery life and clear sound, digital display for displaying charging, TF Card slot where you can insert TF for listening stored music. The earbuds are comfortable for the user and light weight. It was a good buy worth for the price.

They are great nice sound

These break so quickly and barely last a couple months. I've bought several because they're extremely comfortable and the battery lasts a long time, but they stop working less than 3-4 months old.

First impression: I dont know what I was expecting for twelve dollars, but sound is flat.. my $18 JBL seems like a steel even though they are rated lower.. I like the form and fit will keep it as its not worth the time to ship it back

These were not the cheapest but was a bargain compared to brand name earbuds. But they are worth the price! I've only used these a day but two things impressed me: sound quality and the battery gage. I've tried a lot of both expensive and cheap earbuds over the years and these sound very natural. The sound feels very modulated and nice, without the screechiness I find in cheaper earbuds. I also love the battery percentage shown in the little led screen. Battery % shown on my phone never matched the actual %. I had a lot of problems with battery dying when I thought the earbuds were charged up. When I checked the phone today, there was a gap of 5% between the phone and the % shown on the earbuds with the earbuds showing a lower number. From now on, I can rely on more accurate measure so I know to recharge.