Review on 🎧 PHILIPS Bluetooth Neckband Headphones: Wireless Earbuds with IPX5 Waterproofing, Lightweight Design, Deep Bass, and 14 Hour Playtime by Darius Newberry

The sound quality is satisfactory. Caller quality reports were mediocre or silent and unusable. The buttons are stiff, with little feedback to let you know when you've activated a feature. Don't care about the power button, prefer the switch. Less satisfied with the limited number of controls/control functions and their corresponding delayed response times. The wires are strong and constantly in contact with the face. Other devices of this type don't have as strong a shell or simply a more flexible shell material, as this is the first time most Bluetooth neckbands produced since the joint design's debut have been tested with this issue. Headphones gradually cause fatigue and discomfort in the ears. Not as extreme as some, but not ideal either. Different sized ear tips did not solve the problem effectively. The battery connector is in an awkward spot and it's easy to catch fabric and fingers when operating the controls. Doesn't snap on the neck: slides sideways although the material is designed for good support, it just doesn't have an adequate shape although the overall balance seems reasonable. A cumbersome attempt to connect the headphones together with a magnet without looking directly at them. Too expensive for such a technologically limited and inefficient device. a reasonable price of $42.00 at the time of review, not around the $60.00 they cost.