SoundPEATS Force Pro Wireless Bluetooth In Ear Neckband Earphone with Mic (Clear)

Cons 1. Only 1 device at a time can be connected is a major dampener at this price rangePros can go on & on - but just let me make it easy to benchmark - the options at the 3 to 4K INR range is E11BT as i am a big fan of Aptx --have used both and i can safely conclude that this is way better in all sound Q aspects, comfort, build Q, accessories etc

Bass seems good when "bass boost" is set in windows from "sounds" settings

The brand is extremely unreliable. The quality is always questionable. India support is abysmal. They will wash their hands completely if something were to go wrong. DO NOT BUY.

These earbuds are EXCEPTIONAL for the combination of value, quality and performance. This is now my fourth set of Soundpeats earbuds that I've purchased for me and my family. FYI- I also currently own the Solo 3 headphones and Powerbeats Pros. Dollar for dollar, these simply cannot be beat.5 out of 5- Quality/Performance. I primarily use these paired to my iPhone to listen to music while at my desk and talking on the phone. Very simple to use with standard multi-function button and volume up/down/track. Build quality is really robust at this price point. You would think that they cost 3x as much! The buds themselves and wiring are solid. The microphone works great. I've had several long conversations and no one has ever complained of echoing or stuttering like they have with other headsets I've used. The neckband is a bit large which caused some hesitation but I'll get to that in a bit...5 out of 5- Battery Life. Absolutely amazing! I talked for an hour and half straight on Bluetooth and it barely made a dent. I have used them for 2 days straight for a combination of music and phone and my iPhone still registers 1/2 battery life. Personally, I hate the menial task of charging things daily. I understand (and put up with) having to charge your primary smart phone daily, but having to charge things like your headphones and smartwatch daily is something that I don't want to do or think about.4 out of 5- Comfort. I was first a bit skeptical of the large neckband, but got used to it quickly. One benefit is that it doesn't snag like other wired bluetooth headsets that have a single wire. You can freely move your head side to side and it doesn't budge the earbuds. I suppose it needs to be that big to pack in the extra battery life and dual crossovers/drivers. 4 out of 5 because sometimes the bulkiness feels a bit too much but again, I don't notice it often.5 out of 5- Sound Quality. Very clear mids and highs and punchy bass. I listen to a bit of everything when I'm working at my desk- from classical to electronic, hip hop and alternative and it all sounds great. One note- make sure you select the right ear tips. I was disappointed with the bass and then tried the bigger ear tips. It made a huge difference when you have a solid, seamless connection.5 out of 5- VALUE. These really are an outstanding value! Considering the build quality, performance, battery life and sound quality, they really can't be beat by BEATS :-)

I would like to say that my soundpeats around the neck head phones have excellent sound and mic capabilities they sound almost as good as my Beats headset and the battery life is awesome usually 12hrs per day talk time. I bought these is Dec 2022 and as of today July 27,2024 dead and will not charge. I expected longer life but idk if I want to spend more money for a work pair of headsets. My Beats are for around the house not outside yard work or regular work life. ...

I am not a "twenty-something" who is impressed with booming bass or ear splitting volume. I am a professional musician who plays and listens to music critically and, as a result, listens to the headphones/speakers critically. I needed cordless, bluetooth headphones for music and recorded books while in the hospital. These headphones fit the bill perfectly. They have really long (all day for me) battery life. They are easy to operate and their range is acceptable. I like that they actual drivers are connected together as it keeps a single driver from coming out of your ear and ending up on the floor as happens with "air pod" type devices. I've owned, and do own, headphones of higher quality at 3-5 times the price. My only real critique is the set up of the ear peaces. Many, many parts which should, in theory give you many choices. The instructions as to how to "set up" this vital part of the phones is lacking. After you finally figure out a working configuration, everything is fine. They are comfortable and stay where they're put. It just took far too long to get all of the pieces lined up so that they were both comfortable and stable in the ear. The sound quality is more than adequate with mid-range and treble on an equal footing with the bass. I easily rate the performance on a par with headphones I own that are considerably more expensive. They are not, however, so expensive that I am afraid to take them into the world. For 6-8 hour stretches of continuous use and additional hours before ending the day, they are very good. I have no problem at all giving them a good recommendation.

These earbuds deliver clear mids, crisp highs that are not too sibilant, and reasonably powerful bass.Battery life is very good, well over 10 hours on a charge.The dealbreaker is the lack of comfort. Other earbuds have rubberized surfaces around the eartips, whereas these have a hard plastic material that's shows the interior of the housing and the dual drivers. This means that my ears start to hurt after an hour or two of use. I would wear these all day, but the discomfort makes me reach for a different set of earbuds more often than not.

I got these to replace my Samsung U headphones. I’ve had them a month or so now, and use them for 8 hours a day every day I have work. So far I’m loving them.Pros:The collar is flexible. I chose these specifically because my Samsung ones kept breaking on the hard plastic collar. No matter how gentle I was with them, they snapped in a new spot every few days. I got sick of getting superglue on my fingers trying to get them to hold together. These soundpeats are not going to have that problem! They come rolled up in a small carrying case! I wear a uniform at work, and like to hide the collar under the collar of my shirt, because it keeps it from rubbing my neck and is very easy to tuck the dangling earbuds into my sweater so no one knows I have them on. It keeps me from losing them between tasks where I can listen to something.Strong Bluetooth. I work in a historic mansion. Each floor is about 3k sqft and I’ve found myself losing my phone constantly, because I’ll set it down on some random table, keep working, end up four rooms over and reach into my pocket for my phone, and it’s not there! Confusing, because the music is playing strong like it is! So huge pro there. I love being able to leave my phone charging somewhere if I need to while having the freedom to move around.Long battery life. I’ve got two days at work off one charge. I don’t do that often, but I forgot to plug it in one night and was still able to use it all day the next day.Strong magnets: the earbuds actually find each other on their own and help stay around my neck. It’s much harder to snag these than the Samsung ones, as well, because they’re longer and easier to keep track of when putting bags and such on and off. I haven’t knocked the silicon earbud cover off once, which was a MAJOR problem with the Samsung ones. I had to buy replacement covers for those because I kept losing them.Comfortable to wear. I have them around my neck right now, not under a collar, and it’s very comfortable. Heavy enough I remember they’re there, but not irritating to the skin or bothersome.Cons:The volume control just controls the phone volume. Might not be an issue for some, but I preferred that of the Samsung U earbuds. I could have my phone at the lowest setting and then turn the volume down more with the headphones. When all I want is quiet music as a background noise in an otherwise silent environment, the lowest setting on the phone is too loud for me.Sometimes the phone app doesn’t work with it. I’ve had a couple calls be weird because I couldn’t get the audio to come out anywhere, and there’s no easy “off” button to just make the phone stop trying to use it. Basically I’ll accept a call and the audio doesn’t go through the earbuds OR the speaker and trying to switch audio source on the phone doesn’t fix it. It’s only been twice so far, but each time it was very frustrating.Lack of buttons. I wish there was an on/off switch, forward/back, as well as the volume and play controls.Overall I recommend these over the Samsung U headphones. If you need headphones that you can keep dangling around your neck, and not wireless earbuds, these seem to be the best on the market.3/31/2021 update:They still work great, but I did find a weird quirk today I don’t like. Turns out the batter percentage is a bit of a lie. When it hits 20% it says “battery low” every 30 seconds for a bit then forces shut down. At 20% power. So the battery capacity is really 20%-100% so if you see it’s down at 30 don’t assume you’ll get the full day out of it, just because you can get a couple days out of the 70-100% range. That’s apparently not how it works.