Bluetooth Headset, Trucker Bluetooth Headset with Microphone, 60 Hours Working Time Wireless on-Ear Headset for Computer Cell Phone Trucker Home Office Work (Black)

LOVE THE HEADSET, THEY WORK GREAT. VERY CLEAR AUDIO, AND THE QUALITY DOESN'T LOOK CHEAP. IT FEELS DURABLE AND EASY TO CONNECT. JUST PRESS THE BUTTONS TO CONNECT BLUETOOTH, AND YOU ARE READY TO GO!

This headset is smooth. It's sounds clear as a bell and works wonders for hands free operation. All functions are easy to get too and the set is super light weight.

I recently purchased this wireless headset with Bluetooth capability, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. Let me break down all the fantastic features that make this headset a five-star product!Firstly, the 300mAh battery capacity is simply outstanding. With a single charge, I can enjoy hours of uninterrupted use. Speaking of charging, the fact that it only takes 2 hours to fully charge is incredibly convenient. I don't have to wait around for ages to get back to using it.The construction is good. It is made out of plastic but the extending leg is made out of metal and that's a plus. The headset nicely sits on the head and doesn't create any discomfort during prolonged use. The part with the speaker has 3 buttons: connect (on-off) and volume up and down button for ease of use.The Bluetooth range of 30 feet (in my testing. There were 2 walls and 2 doors) is more than sufficient for my needs. I can easily move around my office or home without losing the connection, which is a huge plus. Plus, the headset comes with a USB-C charging cable, which is the icing on the cake. It's great to see a modern and universal charging option.One of the standout features for me is the exceptional battery life. The headset can last up to 90 days on standby, and a whopping 30 hours of talk time! This means I rarely have to worry about running out of power during my long workdays. It's a game-changer.Pairing this headset is a breeze. The initial pairing process is incredibly user-friendly, and the next time I turn the headset off and on, it reconnects within seconds. It's so convenient and hassle-free, which I truly appreciate.Now, let's talk about the sound quality. It's absolutely fantastic. Whether I'm listening to music, watching videos, or taking phone calls, the audio is crisp and clear. The bass is punchy, the mids are balanced, and the highs are sharp. And speaking of phone calls, the microphone works flawlessly. My voice comes through loud and clear, and I haven't experienced any issues with background noise.Customer support was very helpful. I had a few questions about the product and their response was fast. The customer support location is probably not in the US but, nevertheless, they answered me at night time and were very helpful. They said they would back their product and offered a free replacement if it malfunctioned in any way.In summary, this wireless headset has exceeded my expectations in every way. It offers superb battery life, easy and quick pairing, a USB-C charging option, and outstanding audio quality. Whether you're using it for work or leisure, I highly recommend this headset. It's a five-star product that deserves all the praise it gets!

UPDATE nov-5-2023: i have noticed that when you set anythigns volume to around 45% or below even if the sound that gets picked up is fine, the sound will stutter, like its struggling to play the sounds even though the sounds that do come through aren't even that quiet, its like my noise canceling does not work for my mic and is instead working to make it so i cant hear other people/music/videos/ what ever sounds the headset is supposed to be letting me hear.CON: tho so far only reason i can give it only 2 stars is well the noise canceling feature does not seem to work for me, i went on a walk and every car, every patch of gravel i walked over, even the crickets and grasshoppers could be heard.i use pc and iphone discord apps, not sure if an app could cause problems with the noise canceling tho i will say turning on the in app noise cancel still does nothing on iphone and pc only seems to kind of work? its real hit or miss if the noise is stopped or not after turning on the app's own noise canceling once more, so you know it wasn't the headsets own built in working anyway (if it actually has any cause i doubt it at this point)CON: holding volume down to mute will sometimes turn headset off instead... glad it reconnects fast but is so disruptive if i needed to mute fastnew noticed CON: on pic will pick my background noise up and have problems picking up my voice making me cut out..pro: i am glad they seemed to have thought about long hair users and made sure the head band grip that sits above the other ear is not made in a way that lets your hair wrap around and get caught in it.(had a different 1ear headset that liked to rip my hair out after sneaking into it even while pulled back in a pony tail)pro: i at least like that when it reminds you that you are muted it waits ONCE A MINIUTE to let you know "mute on" thank you PLEASE KEEP IT LIKE THAT lolminor complaint but not a deal breaker(NEVERMIND IT BECAME A DEAL BREAKER AS SOMETIMES HOLDING THE MUTE BUTTON WILL SOMETIMES JUST ACT LIKE THE POWER BUTTON EVEN WHEN I KNOW FOR DANG SURE I DID NOT PRESS TEH POWER THOES TIMES): although its a shame it doesnt have a dedicated mute button somewhere as i have fat fingered the power button once while turning off (of course that was just during first use probably wont happen as much in future as i get used to button placement i hope lol) and holding down 2seconds to mute and 2seconds unmute is a tad more tedious than a quick press dedicated buttonwill say i have not used headset for turning volume down and can only hope that if i do use it for that the hold to mute wont become a problem while adjusting sounds guess time will tell and i will do an update if i ever learn thatupdate: uh welp mute button seems to not want to work anymore... in a voice channel on just pc discord but it wont mute no matter how long i hold the mute button, so mute button is only for phone users and became its own dealbreaker instead