Review on 🖖 Star Trek Next Generation 2021 Bluetooth Communicator Badge - TNG Bluetooth Combadge w/ Chirp Sound Effects, Mic & Speaker – Star Trek Memorabilia, Gifts, Collectibles for StarTrek by Robert Hardin

Really cool looking product but there were some concerns: 1) Low battery life? So I've heard this could be a problem, and it really is. On my first device, I got about 1.5 hours on a single charge to use it for continuous audio playback. Not bad, but then I had a heating problem. My third device only offers 30 minutes of uninterrupted audio. Such long phone calls are dangerous. Because I drive 45 minutes to work. this is undesirable. It says 2 hours of continuous use (assuming it might not be entirely consistent tone, but still. I wish it had a longer battery). 2) Volume issues. The volume is adjusted with the volume control on the phone. In this case my phone goes to "10/10" for maximum volume during calls and "30/30" for volume during music playback. Music playback is excellent. Can get the unit quite loud, but I usually turn up the volume unless it's a particularly loud part of a song. In most cases, it sounds quite quiet during a call. I can barely hear the other person's phone ringing. Usually I have to let the other person have their say. It could just be a phone issue, but it would have been nice if I could manually adjust the volume instead of relying on my phone to do it best. Please note that this product is really cool. This is useful. This is funny. The magnet is strong enough to hold through most materials. Is the position of the magnet a bit off? so it doesn't fit right. The same applies to all 3 blocks. A little weird. Twitter is great. The way you click is fine. It looks very nice. It's really fun to use in concert with Cortana/Siri. The most important thing to look out for is the battery life. If you can't handle the short battery life, don't use it as your primary Bluetooth device.