Review on 🎧 ECOSI Bluetooth Headphones - Wireless Neckband Headset w/Retractable Earbuds, Noise Canceling Mic - Ideal for Conferences, Workouts, Travel - Compatible with Android, iPhone, iPad (Rose Gold) by Samantha Carlisle

The main reasons I bought these were because they had separate forward/back and volume buttons and the headphones retracted. Buttons" in the sense that you don't press in. These are sliders, so slide them parallel to the case "up", ie away from the headphone cables, or "down" - towards the cables You work No long presses, double taps, etc. I often use this type of headset for gardening and hiking.When working in the garden your head is often in hedges/plants and it's easy to damage exposed wires, so it is being able to fully withdraw temporarily is a good thing, they can also sit around my neck all day so I can turn them on or off depending on what I'm doing and not have to look for separate headphones (which I also use for different activities). They're pretty cheaply built and I don't expect lifetime service, but it's spot on for some activities where you don't want to be walking around with $100 headphones.The sound quality is for Kon Versation good, not suitable for music at all. High-pitched sounds like cymbals are harsh and overdone, and bass sounds can be especially boomy and fuzzy. if you have thicker/larger rubber caps on your headphones. At this price point, it's unrealistic to expect more (although the Anker Soundcore Liberty Neos sound a lot better for music/movies at around $35). have a short fade-in time when you restart the audio either after pausing or after skipping forward/backward. This is bad when you're taking a language class because the first split second isn't heard. It's a little annoying that you have to go back even further to hear less than a second of a sentence. Not enough issue to change your rating. Also, I've decided that the shape is actually better than many hard neckband headphones. There is a slight forward downward curve as they pass over your shoulder blades while the others are in the same plane. They appear to form a person's natural curve.