Verizon Flex Grip Flex Boom Headset: Noise Canceling, Compatible with 3.5mm & 2.5mm Phones Review

5 stars because I like them - 3 stars because they don't last long. I love that these headphones are wired and fit in one ear. I keep buying them because I like them. But pay attention to the "keep buying them” part. they don't last. And I really don't use the phone that much. I wish they were more durable. I buy a few new ones every 12-15 months.

Sound and voice work very well. I just can't figure out how to wear this thing without it driving me nuts. It's either touching my face or it's sounding weird in my ear. I keep moving it because it annoys me. Update: As of January 2016 it is broken and being discarded. I've never found a way to make it comfortable or prevent it from falling out of my ear.

I've been buying this Verizon headset for years and it's gotten more expensive and the lifespan of each one varies. This last one lasted only 2 months, the previous one - 7 months. the third before that, a few months later. I'm tired of paying $32 every time to replace something that costs less than $3. I feel like it's a steal if you have to buy every few months. It should cost half the price. I ended up buying this.

For use with Xbox One . PLEASE READ, the microphone will only work if you use an adapter. XboxOne uses "CTIA" which consists of 4 wires, 1. Microphone 2. Ground 3. Left Spkr. 4. quite spkr. Many cell phone microphones use "OMTP" which is connected to 1st ground. 2.Microphone 3.Left Screen 4.Right skr You NEED an "OMTP to CTIA" adapter (not Ctia to OMTP, have a look) that just connects the ground wire and microphone wire to the 》》 port swapped, then your microphone works. I used to have one like