Flex 800, Bluetooth Retractable Neckband, Around The Neck Headphones

They are actually a little smaller than the other brands and can push in your ear farther, which actually is fine but it makes the sound block out so you cant hear the sound (music in my case). So I end up having to take them out and re-insert them trying to go only half way so that they are in good, but not too good. The bluetooth works awesome pairing, and the sound is great. People tell me they hear a lot of the background sometimes when I talk with them but over all they are good. They are great on my end. Much better value than LG- LG 700's were the best and I don't know why they quit making them and changed to garbage that is way more money- so this brand filled the market gap left behind. They are affordable and mostly awesome.

I like to watch movies late at night, but my wife likes to go to bed early.She always complains about the TV noise, so I decided to get a bluetooth headset.I purchased seven listening devices prior to this one.Everything, including a bluetooth base station to plug in my Bose headset, Apple EarPods, bone conduction and over-the-ear headsets.These are the best of all of them.PROS:1. They are extremely comfortable.2. It has a real on off switch, instead of a soft-switch. When you turn it on or off, you know it.3. Setting up the bluetooth is effortless and fast. it must have a very powerful bluetooth transmitter.4. You don’t have to worry about them falling off or out of your ear.5. The sound quality is excellent for watching TV.6. It has a real knob for adjusting settings (instead of clicking a button to change values).Volume changes are easy and so is changing the channel.7. The auto-retracting wires make storage a snap.CONS:1. The instructions are cartoon drawings with very little text to tell you what to do.It needs more information about the multi-function button.2. The USB-C charging port is covered with a cap that rotates 180 degrees to reveal the port.Unfortunately the cap looks like a button. The bad part is that it is not labeled.Eventually i figured it out. You have to lift the cap with your fingernail in order to rotate it.Overall I love this headset (so far).If they hold up, then they will be an outstanding value.Stay tuned for any future updates.

Ive had mines for a year and really enjoyed them. The sound quality is great for daily conversations. It vibrates when I receive a call and it's retractable. After a year one of the ear piece gave out so im searching for a replacement now.

One of the better ones I have ever had and I have been a die-hard LG I went to go buy some more to have for back up and they stop selling them does anybody know how to get any more

I've tried so many of these neckband headsets. Most recently I used a Plantronics Voyager 6200, until the wires began to fray. I wanted to mention that so that you can understand why I might be a harsher judge than if I had only ever tried this particular headset. I expect too much from my headsets, especially from what I am willing to pay!I'm giving this one 4 stars. My callers can hear me clearly most of the time. Only occasionally are background noises near me so loud to my caller that it hurts their ears and they must hang up in self-defense. To be fair, that did happen once in a long while even with the expensive Plantronics unit. The weird thing is sometimes, it's not a loud noise near me that triggers pain my callers ear, it's a noise that *I* can barely hear, and I'm surprised the microphones can even pick it up! There may be other, louder noises near me, but my caller is overwhelmed by the sound of something that's happening in another room. Also, if I am in an enclosed area (like an attic, or small room, or if my head is inside a cabinet) then my caller is auditorily assaulted by the smallest, quietest of noises. Tapping my fingernail on a piece of wood sounds like a gun going off near their ear. I can imagine you wondering why I would test my headset with my head inside a cabinet. I'm a service technician and I'm often working in small spaces! Anyway... these kind of issues are pretty standard for these neckbands. The voyager 6200 has been the best quality of all I tried, but it lasted less than a year and those dangling earbuds were constantly getting torn off. This BCS 700 retracts out of my way when I'm not using. I know some of you may want to know how music sounds on it. I can't help with that. Music sounds more or less fine on all of em that I've tried, including this one. I listen to podcasts, watch youtube videos, and maybe some Netflix. It all sounds fine. I've got some hearing loss, but it's loud enough for me to hear. I don't even have it turned all the way up. I have an 18.5" neck and wish this device was a little bigger. I think use tiny models in all the pictures so it looks like it hangs down on the lower joint of the collarbone. But for me, most of these b.a.r.e.l.y. make it around my whole neck, including this one. But it does. make it. mostly. For this price, I can deal with the call quality being slightly less than ideal. I hope this helps someone make a decision!---------- Above was my original 4 star review for bcs 700. They came out with the pro model which is no good at all. Now they've come out with the exfit 800 flex. Also no good. returned mine after 1 day. for 4 hours it was good, then just went haywire, "gaming mode on" "gaming mode off", right speaker quit working for a bit. I thumped it and it came back on at half the volume of the left speaker. Just terrible