Bluetooth Headphones, 150H Playtime Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds w/Mic in-Ear Magnetic Neckband Earphone, IPX7 Sweatproof Deep Bass Headset for Home, Traveling, Outdoor, Business Trips

6/14/26: Only had these for a couple weeks so far so I’ll try to update my review on couple months if I can remember. But so far, they certainly earn 5 stars in my book! For context, I’m a mom of 2 young kids and mostly use headphones for audiobooks and phone calls but enjoy rocking out to music when I have the luxury of having both earphones in at once (aka when I’m off the mom clock and don’t need to be immediately available). I also listen to audiobooks to fall asleep. So I use them on the daily. Because I’m usually with my kids throughout the day, I tend to only have one earphone in at a time so I can always hear what’s going on around me. I also frequently take that one earphone out to have full hearing. Because of this, I don’t like wireless earbuds because historically, I take it out, set it down, and promptly lose it. So I have always preferred the wired Bluetooth option that can rest on my neck, so I don’t instantly lose it. Not to mention, AirPods are $$$ and many other affordable brands don’t pair with each other successfully or break quickly. In the past I have always purchased Sony brand wired Bluetooth earbuds, for around $30. They worked well enough. I could usually go 2ish days without charging. Again, I’m a busy mom, so I wouldn’t remember to charge them until I turned them on for use and realized they were low or they outright died on me. They also didn’t magnetize or have a structured neck band, so if I had a nickel for every time they fell off my neck throughout the day or night, I could easily buy another pair of them. After the last time they fell off my neck and I couldn’t find them, only to have them discovered in the garden by my husband while weed whacking days later (but not in time for him to avoid nicking them and rendering one side broken), I decided it was time to try a different type/brand. A friend of mine used the beats brand version of wired Bluetooth earbuds that magnetize together so they don’t fall off his neck so I initially looked into those. However, after comparing products and prices, I finally decided on these because of the far superior battery life. I use these DAILY, usually for anywhere from 2-6hrs, and never charged them out of the box … I still haven’t needed to charge them! They do have a magnetic function, and the structured neck band, while not as aesthetic, keeps them in place securely so they haven’t fallen off my neck a single time. Between the long battery life, and how well they stay in place, I’m sold. But the perks so far don’t end there. Because I wear my earbuds so often when I’m not using them, I inevitably lose the rubber ear pieces frequently. While I haven’t lost any on this pair yet, they came with 3 different sized replacements in 3 different colors! So I know in the long run it is unlikely I’ll ever have to purchase additional replacements despite how many I lose. Additionally, I have had a chance to use both earbuds together to listen to some of my favorite music. I am quite pleasantly surprised by the audio quality. These earbuds are loud. When listening to audiobooks, unless I’m vacuuming, I only need the volume on the lowest or next to lowest setting. While listening with both sides in to music, the sound is clear, bass is good, and again, they are loud! I can’t imagine ever needing to turn them up all the way. So yeah, so far, the extra $20 was well worth it. The Sony pair I was loyal to before these lasted me ~6mos-1yr before I broke or lost them. I went through 3 pairs I believe. Let’s see how long these guys last! I haven’t used them for running yet and am afraid to shower in them, but they seem like they’ll stay put well, and I sweat a lot when working out so I’ll certainly out their waterproofing to the test. Cons: 1) I don’t like the black, I wish they came in white or more fun colors like yellow or blue. Black is boring and ugly for something I wear most of the day on my neck like an accessory. 2) the paint is already rubbing off around the rim of the back of the earpiece where they magnetize to each other. Annoying. 3) they don’t tell you what % of battery is remaining when you turn them on. I have to look at my phones dropdown menu when they are connected to gauge battery life. Right now they have about 1/3 battery remaining after 2 weeks of use! I still can’t believe that! 3) they are a bit bulky. But I knew that going in, and the structured neckband secured them so well that it’s worth it. 🤞🤞🤞that these hold up to the test of time!!!

I’ve used neckband style headphones from LG and Samsung many years ago before switching to earbuds style that’s dominating the earphone space for obvious reasons, unencumbered wear-ability and convenience. But I continue to have a soft spot for neckband style headphones for one major reason: battery life. I typically spend 8 or more hours a day in front of a PC or laptop everyday doing what I do, and most of that time I have headphone on. The problem with earbuds is that they run out of juice after about 4 to 5 hours at most of continuous use. Therefore, I have multiple headphones around to switch between them throughout the day when one runs out of juice. This neckband headphone claims to sport 150 hours of playtime, so I put it to the test, and boy am I pleasantly surprised. First the build quality. I’d expected a rigid neckband because the old LG and Samsung neckband headphones I used to wear were constructed that way. When I first take this neckband out of the box, I was surprised that it’s made of a soft and flexible material. I want to say it’s rubber-based material, but I don’t know, it feels much better than rubber, very soft and smooth to the touch. Immediately I took a liking to it. It also comes with not 1, not 2, but 3 sets of earbuds in 3 different colors (blue, red, yellow). Most headphones only give you 1 set, so another plus. The included USB-C charging cable is nothing to write home about though, 8.5 inches long, typical generic looking cable. But it’s not a big deal, I have my own high quality charging cable. The sound quality is quite good to my ears, on par with my Samsung Galaxy buds, so another plus. And the Bluetooth range is also far superior to my Samsung Galaxy buds and the other earbuds I have, I can walk several meters further with this without losing signal than any of my earbuds. Now, the battery life. I have just one word to describe it: OMG! I fully charged it the day I received it, used it for about 4 hours. The next day I used it for about 8 hours. By the end of the day the battery status still showed 100%. By the end of the 3rd day, after another 8 hours or so of use, the battery status still showed 100%. I thought maybe something’s wrong, that it’s not reporting battery status correctly. On the 4th day when it finally shows 90%, my mind was blown! It’s not broken, the battery life is actually that good!! Today is the 9th straight day I have used this headphone, and the battery status is at 60%! 9 days! 9 freaking days of 8 hours of daily use… well, except the 1st day, so, 8 freaking days of 8 hours of use and it still has 60% of juice left. One word: OMG!!! Sure, it’s not as wearable as true wireless earbuds. You must wear this neckband around your neck and there are these two wires that are attached to the earbuds you have to deal with, but my word, not even over-the-ear or over-the-head headphones have this kind of battery life, and this neckband headphone is more comfortable to wear compared to those two types of headphones. For someone like me who sits in front of a PC all day, this thing is a godsend. I can’t recommend this headphone enough. I’ll still use my earbuds when I’m on the move, but I no longer need to use them anymore when I’m at my desk, I have this now. I hope they don’t stop making this. If I somehow break it, I’m buying another one. Actually, I’m going to buy another one as a backup just in case it’s discontinued. Please don’t discontinue this product. But if you do decide to discontinue it in the future, please keep making better, longer battery life headphones to replace it. I have now experienced the kind of exceptional battery life that I’ve never experienced in a headphone before, I can no longer tolerate 4 - 5 hours of earbuds battery life anymore, I’m spoiled…

I love love This headphones they're are so light to carry around your neck. They're perfect for me and they're worth every penny. I'm buying another pair to keep at home, so when I go to bed, my husband won't hear my videos. They have noise cancellation too, You can be listening to music and the other person on the line won't hear it. I carry my headphones everywhere I go, I leave my heavy cell phone inside my office while I walk around talking on the phone wearing my headphones without any static. I love that they're not bulky either. They're just perfect and comfortable, they don't hurt my ears like the bulky ones and They charge quick too.

These headphones are really good but not perfect. Pros: Battery life is phenomenal; comfortable; controls are easy to use; sound quality is decent for price point; microphone is clear on calls. Cons: The magnets only allow the earbuds to stick to themselves and hang in front; they don't vibrate, no noise cancelling. Also, a big drawback is my message alerts only work through the headphones when these are paired. Maybe this is a problem with my phone so I didn't deduct for it. I've purchased 3 pairs of these over the last couple of years, one for me, one for boyfriend, and one for daughter. Two out of the three still work with near constant use. Boyfriend's pair recently died for no apparent reason.

This headset is one of the best I’ve ever owned. The sound quality is good for listening to audiobooks and making phone calls, and the earbuds are very comfortable. Some earbuds start to hurt after a while, but I can wear these for 10–12 hours a day without any problems. Another major advantage is that I don’t have to charge the headset every day. I use it for many hours each day, but I don’t think I charge it more than once every two weeks. This is my second headset of this type. I had the previous one for a year or two, but I was foolish enough to go swimming while wearing it this summer. Impressively, it still worked afterwards, but the button functions had shifted by one position. I could no longer press play/pause: volume up had moved to the volume-down button, and volume down had moved to the play/pause button. The only downside I can think of is that you have to hold down the power button for almost ten seconds to turn it off. Three seconds would have been more than enough.

I bought these Oct 25, and it's almost Aug 26. I am buying another pair as the right ear has just begun to have some issues, like it takes an hour in the morning to warm up, but fine the whole day. What I mean by whole day is an average of 8+ hours a day of CONSTANT use, every single day. Between audiobooks and phone calls, it's been great, more than enough volume, never had complaints about call quality and I drive truck and operate equipment all day. Also, as an ADHD guy that doesn't really enjoy the sound of everything around me, it does a decent job of (when off) muffling the outside world. It's not a replacement for ear plugs, you can still have a conversation, but it definitely softens the ambient noise. Battery is outstanding! Like I said, I use it all day everyday and charge every two weeks, and even then it's only like 20-30%. The only issue I have had is the cover for the charging port, after a few months it wouldn't fully close. I don't know if it swelled or what (I'm not a plasticologist), but I was able to very, very carefully shave the tiniest amount of the circumference with an xacto knife, and it has been great ever since. Would recommend

I had loved this Bluetooth headphones for years. Around 6 years. Comfortable in my ears for hours and playtime hours are insanely good. However, I have noticed my last 3 sets will stop charging in under a year of use . I always have at least 2 sets of headphones because I don’t want to wear them out. Doesn’t matter anymore. I feel cheated every time I throw a dead one away. BUT these are the BEST ones on the market. Do they want to have us buy them more often to replace them? Because ya’ll know that they are not cheap!!! WHY RYTHFLO WHY?!?!?? You are breaking my heart.

I've been using soundpeats for years, but after the latest pair crapped out on me, again, and the company never got back to me to replace them with the one year warranty, and the fact they no longer make the style I liked, I was forced to look elsewhere. And frankly, I'm glad of the change. These new headphones are great. The battery life is phenomenon. I've had my pair for almost a year, and I don't think I've ever discharged the entire battery, nor have had to charge them more than a dozen times. And I wear them almost 24/7. Literally, I sleep with them on. I will say the only things I don't like about them is the neck band is pretty thick, and the button location isn't ideal. I also have found that if you stick the buds in and get that suction affect, the sound becomes sort of trapped and you need to release the pressure so you can hear anything, but perhaps hats just that one bud for me, not sure if it's a flaw or just my set. Because that only happens to one side. But past that they are just fine. I did run into a glitch yesterday and had to buy a new pair, because the on/off (play/pause, and answer/hangup) button stopped working entirely. But 11mo of nearly non-stop use seems like a minor grievance for the quality of the headphones.

سيئة جدا جدا جدا استخدمها للعمل واكتشف ان مافيها عزل للضوضاء يعني صوت المكيف طالع اعلى من صوتي مع اني في مكان هاديء فقط عندي مكيف لكن عزلها سيء حتى سماعة الايفون اللي بسلك تجي معه عزلها افضل بمليون مره السماعه ماتسوى ريال برجعها

You get what you pay for, they work but I received them today and the left earphone is already distorting. I paid too little money to bother to send them back.

AWESOME PRODUC.T ONE OF THE BEST EARPHONES ON THE MARKET. iVE TRIED MOST AVAILABLE AND ALL HAVE EITHER STOPPED WORKING OR THE MIC STARTS TO PLAY UP

Grandioso producto, sonido de alta gama , volumen más que suficiente, ligeros y con pila eterna.. super recomendado!!

I'm always on the lookout for around-the-neck earbuds as I can listen to music and change volume, track, etc. while riding. I have owned about a dozen of varying brands ranging from $30 to $300, and these are by far the best sounding ones yet. They're obviously not audiophile grade, but the blow the $250 Sennheiser (my previous favourites) and $300 Bose away. From classical, to grunge, to metal, I've been very happy with audio. The fit is comfortable enough to have them in for hours at a time, they are compact enough to just sit in my ears far enough to get a full-face helmet on without pulling them out of my ears or trying to lodge them into my brain. I have pretty average ears, so if you have smallish ears or pinned back ears you may find the earbuds protrude slightly. If you're a wingnut though, you're laughing (as in you'll be happy, not like how the kids at school were laughing that you looked like a taxi with doors open driving towards them as you approached). Connectivity is great, I haven't had a dropout, stutter, signal distortion, or issue pairing with any device yet (even on Linux, which if you're a user you'll understand what a ball-ache that can be at times). The volume up/down is a rocker switch, so there's nice tactile feedback I can feel through my gloves so I don't end up Hulk-smashing the button like with the Skullcandys I had. It's a touch on the shorter side so I've had a few misses here and there, but that's really only relevant to other riders or if you have massive meat-mitts and breakfast sausage fingers. The power on/off/pairing button does require you to press for about 2 seconds longer than a lot of other models, but that's hardly a problem. I only mention it because this is Amazon and we've all seen the pedants who'd grizzle about such things. What is kind of disappointing (but not wholly unexpected) is the advertised battery life versus the actual battery life. If the battery lasts 30 hours then I'm packing 14 inches. The reality is more like 10 - 12. Hours that is. And that's not constant playtime, that's with a couple of hours of just staying on and paired without audio playing. Still, that's about average or slightly above average length. Charging time is good. Comes with a decent USB-C cable. The USB-C cover is snug and folds nicely out of the way so you're not frustratingly hitting flap when trying to get it in. An issue I've had in the past. Edifiers I think they were. They seem reasonable robust, but only time will tell I guess. I'm tempted to buy another pair in case these ones perish or get pocketed by by a slippery-gypsy mate of mine. Decent neck control earbuds are getting hard to find, so I hope Rythflo continues to produce them. If the next model can extend the battery life by a few hours they'll be a five star item for sure in my book. And honestly, were it not for the fact that they advertised them as lasting 30 hours, I'd probably have given them five stars.