Bluetooth Headset, Wireless Earpiece V5.0 Bluetooth Earpiece Ultralight Hands Free for Business/Office/Driving/Sporting

I tooka a lot of my personal use into consideration and used that in my review so it will be geared a certain way, regardless, here goes. So I bought this thing being very skeptical of it but reading other reviews and ratings of it before I bought it, and based upon my use of it, I’m very impressed. First off I wear glasses and even with glasses the fit and wearablility is very comfortable and rather unnoticeable (because I wear a hoodie) but also quite secure. I did notice that the battery level on it doesn’t seem to me that it works as effective as other devices I’ve used. That is also possibly a glitch because my iPhone XS MAX is running iOS 13.3 and I’ve had other glitches after updating so I cannot say for certain that the battery level not updating or reading accurately is completely the Bluetooth devices fault. I’m posting this review on a Saturday evening and I received the product on Monday, I began using it Tuesday and throughout the rest of the week and it’s very simple and connects right away and is very responsive. I listen to the radio through my phone all day at work and I’m at my workplace for about 11 hours a day. My work environment is not a very noisy environment most times so I don’t have the volume up more than 25-35% most times, but even when I’m doing something that is in a noises area or a noisier activity, the sound isn’t completely drowned out even at the lower volume, so on my hour lunch break I shut it off and don’t even have to worry about charging it because there is plenty of battery life left, obviously part of that is because I’m only listening to music and the volume is quite low, but the fact that I don’t have to worry about charging it to make it through the second half of the day is great. The noise cancellation is meh but that is always a tossup in judgment for many reasons. Sound quality listening to the radio, and for phone calls is quite nice and very respectable, I’m a fan of bass in music and it doesn’t do a terrible job at giving off good bass feel for what it is. Yesterday the battery did die on me with about 20-30 minutes left to go in my workday but I also didn’t have a lunch break either, and throughout the day I had listened to the radio and music and even listened to YouTube for a good amount of time as well as taking a phone call, and while it be that I have it on lower volume the entire day, that’s all I needed, and mind you it was one for nearly 11 hours. The one thing I’m not a huge fan of is the voice they use to tell you when the device is connected or not and the device is on or off and the battery is low, speaking of that, my biggest gripe is that you have about 2 minutes or less when the low volume warning first alerts you even at my low volume I use it at before the device just shut off and dies. But all things considered, that’s not all that bad, at least in my opinion. Overall it’s kinda pricey in my opinion but it’s very nice and I didn’t think I would like it as much as I do, I’m glad I bought it because it’s much more comfortable than my old Bluetooth earpiece

Is the best earpiece I’ve ever had. It’s comfortable and clear sounding. The charge last a long time it is also easy to use.

I have had this device for 4 months now. I bought this earpiece because my job needed me to do a lot of tasks with both hands while communicating with coworkers, so I bought this thinking it wouldn't be that good, but it was cheap. I was surprised by the good quality sound. It performed better than most earbuds I bought over the years while only being on one ear. I also was able to communicate with no problems to my coworkers over noisy environments. Overall I think it is a good product with a good price tag. My only complaints are minor and I feel that the development team at fimitech could accomplish them. First the earpiece is a bit too sensitive to higher frequency noises. My dog whining for attention in the background for example caused some problems while I was using this at home. Primarily, it'd cause a feedback effect hurting the person on the other ends ears if they were wearing headphones too. Another issue is that the device reads the phone number instead of the contact ID. I feel like this could be fixed in software, but it would bring up the price as the team would have to use a larger chip on the board to store the software. I'm not sure how that would affect battery life, but since I've easily gone 2-3 days between needing to charge the device and occasionally up to a week, I don't think it'd be a major hit. The longest continuous use I've recorded where audio was constantly playing out of the device was 10 hours and 52 minutes after a full charge. I listen to audio books while commuting so this was great. The third flaw I would say is that the charge indicator on the phone doesn't work when it comes to this device. It will say 100% until it gives you the battery low warning then dies a minute later. Those complaints are minor however. This device performs all tasks I use it for without issue, and I can say that I'd buy another if I need to. Although I likely won't for a while as the device does come with a scratch ticket that gives you a chance of receiving a second one free, which I did. I only just started using the second one because I made a mistake and stressed the earpiece while trying to clean it and snapped the swivel joint. The device is still plastic after all. But it has survived numerous falls, some exceeding 15ft. I'm not exactly the most gentle user so that speaks to its durability. Although I will say, don't put the volume on too loud as this could damage your hearing if you'll be using it for several hours. It could eventually lead to a headache. You won't need more than a 50% volume in most situations anyway. Overall its a great product, with a great price, and it can take a beating.