Neckband Headphones With Mic Target

I didnt think I would love neckband-style headphones but you barely notice the cord on your neck. Great battery life, fast charging, good overall sound, bass is there but not overwhelming, treble a touch off but still good. Comes with different sizes of comfortable silicone ear tips to help you get the best fit. If you are pairing these bluetooth headsphones with Apple devices, its super easy. At MSRP, probably a little expensive but I paid under $100 for these and at that pricepoint, these are very nice headphones.

the delivery was according the target.

I use this mic on my Sony handyman cx500v. This mic is perfect for picking up sound from your target and canceling out any noise that my be around to interfere. It is a very powerful mic so make sure you adjust your setting accordingly. Rode provides a great website on how to get the best out of your mic.

Excellent mic and headphones for the money

Lightweight, well made, and sophisticated sound, very impressed with these little guys... the neckband is almost unnoticeable as well, which is great. Even the switches feel good on the remote, unlike most.

The Auray headphone stand is super high quality and of heavy duty construction. I use it for 3 neckband style, in-ear Bluetooth wired sets, stored in a row. The Auray fits my Sennheiser, Audio-Technica and Bowers & Wilkins units and keeps them all together, somewhat like a wire management solution. I highly recommend it for the ultimate in organizing!

The neckband sounds good. I don't really use them to much because I brought Sony's HT-A9 speakers so I'm enjoying them more now.

This wireless neckband speaker is a great product and significant improvement over the prior Sony neckband speaker. The new neckband is a comfort to wear and yields high fidelity sound for engaging enjoyment of tv, movies and music.

I have had many different types of neckband earbuds and these are clearly a step above the rest. Premium sound, noise canceling, and works very well for calls. I’ve had Plantronics Voyager 6200, Backbeat Go 410 and Jabra Evolve 75E. While these are all good units, they just don’t quite meet the threshold for great noise cancellation.

I have a penchant for losing earbuds so decided to try a neckband model. I am really happy with these. The quality is incredible for the price, both in BT performance and sound. Things do get a bit muddy at times at max volume, but no other issues for music or book listening, clear and crisp. There has been no distortion, disconnecting, or anything of the sort; the connection is consistent and reliable to a generous distance, and pairing the first time was near instantaneous. Out of my last 3 BT earbuds, 2 of which were way more spendy, this is the only one that performs as promised for voice calls; not my primary desire, but a really nice bonus. I've found I much prefer the buttons on the neckband instead of having to smash buds into the ear to use touch functions, so that's a feature I'm taking more advantage too. The battery life is incredible, partly thanks to how smartly it goes into standby. I get multiple days of use out of a single charge.