Neckband Bluetooth Headphones, 120H Long Playtime Wireless Stereo Neckband Earbuds with Microphone, Waterproof Around The Neck Headphones in Ear Headset for Sports/Workout/Office (Blue)

10 Stars- Incredible Battery, Comfy, Sturdy, all at a fair price!
UPDATE: I’ve had these for a couple of weeks and I need to add an update because I just noticed something amazing about these. The earbuds hang down, and that can be annoying. But if you look at where the earbud wires come out on top, there are sliders that move so that the excess little wire will be less dangly! It’s hard to explain, but it’s AMAZING! Such a small design detail that is just fantastic. I wish I could give these 10 stars. If I get a chance I’ll post some pictures to show.~~I picked these neckband earbuds because they look like they might be a bit sturdier than the other ones I’ve had in the past.They sound fine, although, to be fair, I listen to audiobooks and podcasts more than anything else so I’m not the best judge.The battery life is insanely great. They are super comfy. I wear them all day long. The way the earbud cord comes out of the top is actually a great improvement to other models in how they sit.They stay in my ears well and I often don’t even notice them. I like to put one earbud in at a time if I’m trying to listen to what’s going on around me, and having the neckband makes that super easy. The only small issue is that when I do that, the earbud I’m not using hangs down loosely. But I’ve never seen a good solution to this anywhere yet.When I am wearing the neckband but not using the earbuds, they hang together like a necklace with a little magnet.I can wear these if I’m laying on my side, but they aren’t really flat enough to sleep in, which is a bummer, but since I can wear just one, I can switch depending on which side I’m laying on. The neckband is still comfy if I’m laying down as well.Overall, especially for the price, these are great so far. I am hoping they last a long time!

Comfortable and clear.
This is a great headphone which fits comfortably, and gives very good reception. I highly recommend this for anyone who wants a heaphone at an incredible price, which allows for good reception and a long battery life. I bought the red in black, which matches with whatever outfit I wear.

Great for the price, comfortable, great battery
As the title states. I have had a couple different ones in the past, one that retracted was great for a long time, then both speakers blew within a couple days, I tried to replace with the same one and it was non-functional x2. That lead me to this one. While it doesn’t retract, the earbuds do a magnet to hold them together when not in use – not a strong magnet, but functional. Battery life is awesome, sound is sold, mic apparently sounds good on the other end of a call, and best – the earbuds are comfortable and stay in place decently well. This is something that I seem to struggle with and these do a decent job of staying put. Good deal for the price, I recommend.

Good Value
Having used earbuds for a couple of decades now, bluetooth and corded, these are OK.They are as well built as any and better than some, sound good (though expensive ones I’ve tried sound better), and are inexpensive.Two things that attracted me to them are the short cord lengths with the smart cord management slip band, and the controls being in the neck band vs on a dangle on one of the cords. The former helping the cords getting hung up on collars, helmet chin straps, zippers, and so on.The latter allowing one to find the controller a little easier than when the control is on the cord.The neck band is fair, but I would prefer it to be stiffer yet as this helps keep it on one’s neck and not fall behind you or rotate to the side. The short cords help in this regard however, and is particularly useful when riding a bicycle or motorcycle or just being active.One criticism I have is the logic of the controls. To me, the volume/up-down buttons function backwards. One holds down a button to raise/lower volume and this makes it hard to modulate with the result being too loud or too quiet, then doing it again. A preferred system is a single press of a button to change volume in increments, and holding down the button to advance to the next/last song. Minor, but annoying issue.