Review on Black inOpera Neckband Bluetooth Headphones: Wireless Sweatproof Earbuds with apt-X Deep Stereo Bass, IPX5 Magnetic Earphones, CVC6.0 Noise Cancellation, and 10 Hours Playtime by Nguyen Taylor

The name characterizes these Bluetooth headphones. These buds are durable and lightweight. I've been looking for such compact headphones for a long time. The buds are very flat - even smaller than my old LG Tone which I like. My experience with this connection is strong (in fact I've never had a Bluetooth headset with a bad connection). I have a feeling the battery will hold its charge almost as long as my LG Tone, which is a couple of years old - definitely longer than my last set of earbuds, which only took two months to charge. This is what I was looking for as a replacement for my long-lived but now defunct LG Tones. Before finding them, I tried others, such as the earbuds that come with the charging case. I've found them to have an almost unbearable playtime on a full charge (yes, I listen to music for over 3 hours on the go) and it's possible to find a model with very small capsules, but they tend to be so cheap that the Batteries don't last, recharge after two or three months and are useless. I've tried a few other bluetooth neckband kits (sports style) but the earbuds were so big and had rubber inner ear supports as the batteries aren't on the cable between the earphones - they tended to be uncomfortable and/or fail, although I haven't used them for anything other than sitting and programming, let alone actively using them. I feel outside the box, the sound is good. Replacing the rubber tips can improve the sound for both you and me, making it better than good. I have many pairs of rubber ear pads from previous purchases of other headphones. The rubber tips are thinner so I used slightly larger tips which improved the sound quality for me. I will be buying a second pair of these when my current pair finally breaks. I recommend trying these out. Good luck finding good Bluetooth headphones. Update: I've found that for some reason they don't last more than 9 months which is a shame. It's not the battery, but it looks like there's a drop in sound in one of the ears. I don't babysit them though, so they get thrown in my backpack along with other heavy items.