Review on Wired Half-in-Ear Earphone with Microphone & Inline Controls for Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops - Enhanced Stereo Sound & Hands-Free Calling by Donotello Figueroa

Good bluetooth receiver. However, it has its pros and cons. Pros: 1. Easy to use, just use the middle button to turn it on/off or pause and play. When it's on, simply press the button until the indicator light flashes to enter pairing mode while your transmitter "scans".2. Instead of the usual double beep when pairing, the device actually announces pairing with a recorded voice.3. I've been using it for a month now and it works well with Kindle Oasis, Kindle Fire HD10 and my Dell laptop. I've been using it to listen to audiobooks and music for a long time.4. It will NOT receive when charging. So when I'm sitting at my desk, I can't plug it in to charge while I'm using it. Annoying.5. The clip is stuck. The hem of a crew neck t-shirt is almost too thick for the clip. It works well on the hem of a blouse, shirt, or thinner material. You can't use a clip on something like a sweatshirt, I used a large safety pin and then hooked the clip onto the safety pin. . . annoying but solution as my shirt had no pocket.6. The volume buttons work well, the forward and backward buttons work the same as the buttons on the audible and audio play buttons. I particularly appreciate the opportunity to pause and play.6. The mic works well enough for Alexa on the Kindle Fire HD 10. While the sound quality is great, I gave it four stars because it turns off when I plug it in to charge and the clip is too tight for mine to make favourites. Recipient. Updated: Pairs with my Kindle Oasis but NOT my Kindle Fire HD10 (since 2018). After calling Revain and troubleshooting. . . still can't connect. (Although my other Bluetooth headphones and Bluetooth speakers work great together). After using them for a few hours a day to listen to audiobooks on my Kindle Oasis, the devices stopped working for over 20 minutes. Then suddenly he just passed out. Today he didn't want to connect at all. That goes in the electronics trash can.