Review on 🎧 Phiaton BT 100 NC Black - Wireless Bluetooth Neckband Earphones with Active Noise Cancellation and Built-in Mic by Renee Stahl

Edit 3 months later. I'm getting rid of the craze for these headphones. Don't buy them, they are not good value for money. I bought mine in September 2017. Now in December 2017 the right earbud is not working and now the left earbud is not working. My phone shows the battery is charged and connected. But no turning on/off and restarting my phone no longer results in an audible response from these headphones. I think they are dead! So I got use of them for about three months. I don't think three months is a very long life. Another thing I really disliked about these headphones is that the earbuds ALWAYS dangle, they never stay in place so they don't wobble. Stay away from these headphones. Headphones. You will not be satisfied. Unless you give them away and shouldn't use them yourself. I've only used them for a very short time. I'm planning a trip abroad and thought a noise canceling feature would be nice. I tried the noise-cancelling feature in my car, the AC roar was on full blast and was pleasantly surprised by the ability of these headphones to create a quiet environment. Overall, I like the layout of the buttons on these headphones. The on/off switch is very easy to find. The pause button is also very easy to find. These are the keys I use the most. The fast-forward and volume buttons are awkward to use. You feel comfortable with them. But it's the same key, and they rely on short presses and long presses, like Morse code. I'm not very good at managing short and long presses on volume /ffd/ and next track. I've been a fan of the LG Tone 730 for years because of the button layout. (The volume and track buttons are not combined like on this model.) I'm not a music lover. I mainly listen to public radio and books. I'm not going to pretend to tell you how big the ups and downs are. I can listen to my stuff and enjoy it. If there is anything to add after my trip I will give you an update. Oh, the mechanism to hold the headphones when not in use is cumbersome too. I am familiar with LG clay magnets. It has a bar where you have to connect the earpiece. Think of a man and woman attaching headphones to their bodies.