🎧 Mipeace Bluetooth Neckband Earplug Headphones: 29dB Noise Reduction, In-Ear Earphones with Mic & Controls, IPX5 Sweatproof, 16+ Hour Battery - Ideal for Work Safety Review

So far they fit perfectly under my motorcycle helmet. The sound is good and loud even at over 110 km/h and the earbuds don't move or fall out of your ears when driving. Unlike other similar headphones I've tried.

I like the battery. I worked 13-hour shifts and listened to non-stop music. The volume is loud and clear, so I actually turned it down. The noise cancellation is excellent. They are very comfortable and don't fall out. You can just tuck a neck strap into a shirt and only see the earbuds. I definitely recommend them.

I liked them because they block a lot of noise (not sure if they're quiet up to 29dB but still better than any others I've used), but after using them for a while they get an echo and also the mic is TERRIBLE! Every time I try to make a call with it it tells me I can't be heard and I'm very muffled. I think for $44 I can get better for half the price.

So far I've just opened it up, charged it and connected it to the phone. They work as advertised but for me the actual earbud part is very uncomfortable after only a minute or so of use. I am the safety director and am knowledgeable about proper fit and use. Can you offer other types of ear tips that match your product? I would really like to use them, but they cause a lot of pain in a very short time. I know they are because I've used them with hearing testers, which are used to check earbuds…

It does exactly what it promises: double function including industrial noise protection and Bluetooth audio. It doesn't offer "active" noise cancellation, but it blocks outside noise very well, to the point where you can't hear anyone from the next (or even the same) room talking to you. I'm not a music lover and need lots of side-by-side comparisons to determine sound quality, so I can't comment on this (hence the neutral three stars) but five stars for what it's supposed to do. ! I've never…

Pros: Strap stays in place while working or moving. The sound quality is amazing with great bass. 2 full 12 shifts as the volume is low most of the time and the music doesn't play all the time. Cons: The earbuds are oval rather than traditionally round, so they work all the time. Not very good at work. They don't seem to be that good at noise-cancelling, probably because they keep falling out. Slowly when connecting and then randomly disconnecting and then reconnecting. What finally made me…

I work very physically in a very noisy environment and it's great! I always had to crank up the volume on my regular headphones to hear the podcasts I listen to every day. I killed my hearing until I bought the Ruckus Discord Bluetooth Earplug Earbuds. I thought they were ok until I broke them and bought these. These are way, way better! They have real buttons that can be felt and operated with gloves. They sit comfortably around the neck with no clips to keep them in place even when you lean…

I usually like to use AirPods Pro for work, but some job sites don't like employees using them as they are obviously headphones. They look like part of your standard wired earbuds and even work like one without playing music. The key is to be aware of what is around you. Do not turn on music when handling oversized cargo or when you need to hear any audible warnings or signals from co-workers. Also, keep the volume at a reasonable level. Because of this, many sites initially ban the use of…

I was heartbroken when my *expensive* Bose Sleepbuds broke and I realized they were no longer made. As a newlywed to a man who snored, something needed to be done about my sleep/sanity. I have tried wired (pluggable) versions of the headphones/earbuds but this was an issue as it would pull on my iPhone and then inevitably short out the cable. My husband found them and they save lives (and marriages). Pros: - Can listen to brown/white noise all night without worrying about battery drain.…

update. Used them under a motorcycle helmet for over 10 hours. They block wind and road noise well and the audio is loud and clear. A big problem, at least under a full-face helmet. After a few hours they really started to hurt my ears. The helmet pads pull a little on the wires, just enough to rub against the ear. I'm sure they would be great for other purposes and for shorter trips. Maybe in the future I can adjust the wires so they don't drag. I will keep them. Bought it to wear under a…