Review on Bluetooth Headphones Retractable HaoHiyo Compatible by Erin Buck

I've only had them for a few days but so far I'm pleasantly surprised! I will update in the future if anything changes. Features Notes: - I really appreciate the flexible body of this device. I'm really clumsy and would definitely break one that didn't give it to him. I feel good about that! I have a fairly small neck so I can only speak from this perspective, but I often forget I'm wearing it. I also have sensory issues, so I must be extra comfortable not noticing. - iOS users: One of the buttons activates Siri. I disabled Siri so it's useless to me but I'm sure others will appreciate it. I *really* like the volume, track search, and power buttons. These aren't buttons. The first two move back and forth like they're on a spring or something. The on/off button is pressed between two static positions. It's easy to tell which setting is currently enabled, and there's a nice tactile feel when using it. I don't know if this affects their durability, but I like them a lot more! - Track search button and volume button are separated! This is not the case for many devices. I was concerned that the earbuds could easily fall out because they don't have an extra piece to fit in the ear creases. You don't! I will say I don't train or run with them so I can't comment on that. But so far they have been great! - Size 3 eartip is smaller than usual. M and L are more typically small and medium-sized. That's good news for people with a particularly small ear canal! You can actually use S. If you usually use large ones, you may need to find a solution. I probably use it about 2-4 hours a day and haven't had to charge it for a second time after 5 days of use! hope it lasts