HEIBAS Bluetooth Headset, Wireless Bluetooth Earpiece with 500mAh Charging Case 72 Hours Talking Time Built-in Microphone for iOS Android Cell Phone, V5.1 Hand-Free Headphones for Trucker, Office

Love this ear piece!!
This is very comfortable and easy to wear, doesn’t fall of ear and the sound quality is great. Even around loud equipment the people I was talking to can still hear me talking just fine. I was told my voice was very clear and easy to hear. The charge lasts very long in fact at 100% I was able to use it for 4 hours a day all week and still haven’t charged it yet. I absolutely love it and was very adorable and worth the price. It’s also very lightweight and easily forget it’s there 😆.I also want to mention I have a very small size ear, this sits well for me and it doesn’t fall off with lots of movement while working or running.I absolutely think this is a very easy to use ear piece and definitely worth its while. Can’t wait to see how long it lasts for me because I love it!The case is also easy to fit inside a pocket.

Very good basic headset, but lacks Poly features I really like
I’m a pretty loyal user of the Poly (Plantronics) Voyager headsets, both the Legend and the V5200. However, I’m looking for options because:* The Voyagers have poor Bluetooth connectivity in certain positions when my phone is close to the headset; e.g. when holding it and looking at the screen. I don’t know if this is a phone or headset problem, but other headsets work fine.* I’ve had 2 V5200s physically break at the top of the rubber arch that goes over the ear before the battery gave out.The G7 is a very good basic headset.* Comfortable for all day wear, even though the gel inserts into the ear (but YMMV)* It blocks some envirhours on endonmental noise due to the in-ear design.* Sound quality is good in both directions. It can get as loud as you want, and mic noise cancellation seems OK.* It has a long battery life on a single charge — not sure exactly how long, but longer than the Plantronics.But:* I hate that you have to charge it in the case and can’t just plug a USB cord in.* Going from silence to sound, such as a notification sound or GPS direction, it drops out a split second of the initial sound. For example, if the GPS says “in 1.5 miles, turn left”, you might hear “In 5 miles, turn left”, or “1.5 miles, turn left”* When unpausing media, there is a stutter in the sound when it starts.I could put up with all of these, but I really miss a couple of Plantronics features:* When a call comes in, I can respond to the Plantronics by speaking either “Answer” or “Ignore” — totally hands free. This is especially helpful when my hands are greasy or dirty, such as when cutting up a chicken or working on my car. With the G7, I have to push a button.* When a call comes in, the Plantronics will announce the caller by name — either from my contacts or from caller ID. The G7 just announces the digits of the calling phone number.These last features of the Poly are important enough to me that I will continue to use the Plantronics as my every day headset. I will use the G7 as a backup or for times when I need very long battery life, such as driving cross country for 12 hours a day.To the G7 manufacturer: If you want to beat Poly:* Add the ability to charge directly via USB cable* Announce the incoming caller name, not just the phone number* Add the ability to answer / reject a call with a spoken word* Fix the sound drop-out for GPS directions, etc.Thanks!

I loved these earbuds!!
The sound quality is clear, with good bass and no distortion. The Bluetooth connection is fast and stable, and the battery life is really good. I really like the design and it’s very comfortable even after several hours of use. I use them for work on my computer and to answer calls, and they work excellently!

Well worth the money, would pay more. 6+ Stars
I repurchased this in October. It has met and exceeded my expectations. I thought for the price it might work OK, I was wrong…. it has works Great! It holds its charge all day, and charges very quickly. The charging base holds about 3 charges and is very convenient. The noise cancellation works great too. I work in some very loud environments, but people on the phone don’t hear the noise, just my voice clearly. I have been using it every day since I bought it. It’s in my ear from sunup to bedtime, and sometimes I forget it’s there.

After 3–4 days, it stopped working properly. It might be a charging issue.

Después de usar Plantronics (Poly) y Motorola con función PTT, puedo decir que este manos libres es absolutamente superior. Calidad de conexión, peso, comodidad, calidad en voz tanto salida como recepción y la batería, es una batería infinita! nada que ver con las opciones oficiales o de marca reconocida, ni siquiera están en la misma liga, entiendo que este es de alguna marca china genérica, ni siquiera los dispositivos reconocen la marca, solo lo muestran como G7, pero me parece increíble que en un cuerpo tan ligero y delgado puedan tener una batería que dura más de 10 horas continuas de llamada, y en verdad que sí es así, utilizo el manos libres con un radio Motorola todo el día conectado y la conexión es constante, en ningún momento pierde señal y está enviando y recibiendo audio todo el día, la batería ni se nota.Contras? Tal vez. Que al conectar dos dispositivos al mismo tiempo (radio + celular) no es fácil cambiar de fuente y ahí sí puede perder señal con el radio, prefiero dejarlo con un solo dispositivo a la vez. No tiene botón PTT, pero es el mismo esfuerzo apretar un botón en el auricular que en el radio mismo así que no le veo ningún problema.La otra es la durabilidad, probablemente se descomponga rápido o si me agarra la lluvia sea difícil que sobreviva, pero es exactamente lo mismo con los Plantronics que a los 3 meses ya se están abriendo de los micrófonos, así que aunque se descomponga en 6 meses, por el precio vale la pena simplemente comprar uno nuevo y ya.No es posible que marcas reconocidas no cuenten con esta calidad en conexión y batería, y además de todo está bonito el diseño.Edit: 1 año me duró. ¿Qué falló? La batería. Primero la batería del estuche noté que se degradaba. De durar 4 días a solo 1 o 2. La. Batería del auricular seguía arriba de 10 horas continuas incluso hasta hace un par de semanas, pero de repente ya no dio más y murió. Estoy considerando reemplazar solo la batería pero es más tardado y complicado que simplemente comprar un auricular nuevo. Como mencioné desde un inicio. Vale la pena comprar estos en oferta en vez de algún Motorola o Poly que duran menos y no están ni cerca de la calidad de este.