Review on Luhuanx Bluetooth Headphones Cancelling Compatible Headphones by Tanya Meyers

I can't imagine anyone asking if they prefer their wireless headphones hanging by the cord and getting an affirmative reply, but they're about to to get one. They're comfortable and sound great while being well-priced. I have a few questions. First, the controls are on a tether and difficult to reach around the neck. If you don't set the location of the control buttons in your head before attaching them, you may never find them. Even if and when you do, the pad is so small and the controls so close together that you might misplace your fingers on the right control (volume up, play/pause, volume down, etc.)... I never did. And I couldn't turn off the device; even after removing the headphones from my neck and taking a look at the small control panel. I ended up just having to disconnect it from my bluetooth sensor on my phone's settings page. Another problem I had was the signal and its stability. I lost signal from both ears at least three times and once for a full 40 seconds. Within 40 seconds I checked my phone and it didn't lose the bluetooth connection and the program was still running. Aside from the above issues, I have no reason not to recommend these headphones. But again, I would have preferred a kit that isn't attached to a rubber collar. First, I find that the duct tape around my neck jumps when I run (rarely). And when the signal went dead, my first reaction was to reach for the touch sensor, which every other pair of headphones should be trying to fix. The comfort and sound quality are there, even better than usual, but the dated design is problematic.