Bluetooth Headphones,V5.2 Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds w/Mic in-Ear Magnetic Neckband Earphone 30Hrs Playtime, IPX7 Sweatproof Deep Bass Headset for Phone Call Music Sports

I don't write a lot of reviews. It has to be really bad or really good for me to take the time. I have to say I am impressed with these cheap earbuds, but I only use them for one situation and environment; mowing. I use them in conjunction with earmuffs to seal out as much noise as possible. To caveat ALL of my ratings here, I am giving them with one overall consideration of these earbuds; THE PRICE. So, for the price they have been pretty amazing. I have used them for a year and a half now. The buds are simple to use and pair with my Android. The tips are pretty comfortable and seal well, but not enough to totally eliminate the sound of a mower engine. The sound quality is also very good when I compare them to my more expensive Bose and Klipsch earbuds that I don't want to risk destroying while working outdoors or mowing. What I have been most impressed with is there durability when it comes to how I treat them; especially the battery. They have gotten hung up on tree branches a few times and have taken that well, but most impressive is that the batter lasts forever on a charge and they keep working even after I just leave them sitting in my shop. My shop is not insulated, heated or cooled. I leave these earbuds out there when not in use. In the winter I don't even use them and they just lay on my mower until spring. When I went to use them this spring, They still had a full charge after I charged them in October when I put the mowing equipment away. At times, the temp is 0 degrees F or lower out there. In the summer, I mow typically once a week for 2 hours using the buds and I leave them in the shop, which is anywhere from 100-125 degrees F during the day. Last week the battery was at 60 percent! I cannot believe that they still work and sound good after the temperature deviations during storage OR that I have only charged them once (when they weren't even fully discharged). Mine may be the odd set, I don't know, but I am tempted to get another. UPDATE: It is May 6, 2025 and mowing season has started. Everything I said previously still stands. I left them in the shop all winter after charging them in the fall, plugged them in my ears a couple of weeks ago to mow and it was like I had just pulled them out of the box. Still sound good for the $$ and still work. If they broke tomorrow, they don't owe me a damn thing in my opinion.

Incredible battery life and excellent sound quality, and it comes at a great value. I like the weight, size, and degree if flexibility of these as well. They stay in place around my neck even with just one ear bud in, and they aren't too bulky unlike several others I have tried.The company also has terrific customer service.

I recently upgraded from an iPhone 6S Plus to an iPhone 14 Pro Max. One feature I gave up in the upgrade was the 3.5mm headphone jack which I used to plug in my Skullcandy Ink’d In-Ear earphones to listen to audiobooks or music as I fell asleep. I tried using the Tribit FlyBuds C1, Tribit FlyBuds C2, and Tribit FlyBuds 3 Bluetooth earbuds to listen as I fell asleep, but my ears would simply hurt the next morning from the hard plastic of the earbuds. What I needed was a Bluetooth replacement for my Skullcandy Ink’d In-Ear earphones. It was then that I remembered that prior to the popularity of Bluetooth earbuds you could purchase Bluetooth neckband earphones. Skullcandy has their version, but I settled on the Rythflo Bluetooth Headphones, 5.2 Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds w/mic in-ear Magnetic Neckband Earphone. The first thing you notice is the excellent build quality. The front cavity of the headphone (near the magnetic part) is made of metal while the near part of the earbuds is made of plastic. This gives the Rythflo earbuds a very solid feel that fits comfortably in your ear. The shape of the earbud also makes it easy to grasp to insert and remove from your ear. The earbuds are clearly labeled for the left (L) and right (R) channels so there is no confusion over which ear the earbuds go into. As advertised the earbuds will connect together magnetically which keeps them from getting tangled up; a feature I did not realize was so convenient and useful until I started using these headphones. The controls are dead simple with a single Multi-Function Button (MFB) and Volume Up and Down Buttons. I particularly like the USB-C connector for charging versus the older style Micro-USB connector used on older Bluetooth devices. This means I have to carry around fewer varieties of charging cables for my portable devices. I used the Rythyflo for nearly a week (using them to listen to music or an audiobook as I fell asleep) before I had to recharge them. They definitely live up to their claim of 30 hours of battery life before needing a recharge. The audio quality is top-notch as well. The best part of these earbuds is that they are much smaller than my old Skullcandy Ink’d earbuds and sit very comfortably in my ears. I now wake up in the morning with absolutely no ear pain after falling asleep with them in my ears throughout the night. I highly recommend the Rythflo Bluetooth Headphones, 5.2 Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds w/mic in-ear Magnetic Neckband Earphone for anyone else finding themselves in a similar situation.

Great sound with great bass. Long battery life.

I don't buy crazy expensive earbuds. If I did I'd lose them. Break them, destroy them, the dog could eat them. Something stupid would happen. 99% of my listening is audiobooks or talking on the phone. I really can't comment about music. That being said, these are the best earbuds I've bought in the last 10 years. I sleep with them. They're durable. I roll over. Get them Tangled up while I'm sleeping and they haven't broken. I bought a backup set that I haven't even touched yet because these have been flawless. I didn't expect much out of these. There was a set that was my favorite that is no longer available. And while I did like some of the features they had, like when you join the magnets together it powered them down to save power. They were nowhere near as durable as these I've been. Those lasted me 4 5 months. I've been on. I'm going to guess 6 months on these and they've been pretty abused. I wear them everyday all day and I sleep in them. Yes I'm an audiobook addict.. I'm glad I brought it back. Upset and I hope they keep selling these. I hope the manufacturer doesn't cheapen them up. Make the wire thinner really. You don't have to change a thing cuz these I might even buy another set right now to have a second backup.