Synsen 5Pcs 360° Rotate Mount Cable Clothing Clip Organizer for Beats Earphone and Most Other Headphone - Clips onto Your Clothing to Keep Cord in Place (White)

I have a pair of Jaybird Bluebuds X, which I would wear around my neck. I only wear it under the ear so I needed something to keep it in place so that whether I am using one ear or not using either, it stays attached. It works the way I wanted it to work, and the cord holds pretty much perfectly. Before I got these, my buds would fall the the floor from time to time if I don't adjust it on my neck often enough.[description of use with Jaybird Bluebuds X or any other bluetooth cord buds]A bit more into depth on how I use this product is that I attach the cord to the clip, then I clip it to my shirt collar on the back. When I use both ears, I wouldn't need it to be held down so I unclip it so that I can freely turn my head. Using only one ear, I place the clip closer to the ear so that I can turn my head without tugging on the cord. When I leave the buds hanging, I would have the clip closer to the ear that I generally use. The clip is loose enough for the cord to slide and adjust, but can still keep the cord in place.Would recommend.[Edit] Because I feel like my last review wasn't as clear as I had hoped for Jaybird Bluebuds X users, I have posted a photo for how I used this product. It is actually not how I explained previously (above). The photo should be self explanatory, but just to let you know if you do it the way shown in the photo, you only need to clip it to the center part of your shirt's collar, because the cable will not need to be readjusted as it is not loose for any falling-to-one-side problems. Hopefully that was clear enough. If you have any questions on my review, please comment!

I use these with around the back of the head type of earbuds and clip the cord to the back of the collar. Only problem I found is that the cable will slide through the clip and I have to keep pulling it back in place. A thicker headphone cord would not have this problem so I don't blame the clips for this.

The cable for my headphones was too thin to be held securely. That's a better problem to have than not being able to get the cable under the clip.When I first used the clip, the mass of the microphone/volume control block on my headphones pulled all the slack in the cable to one side. I solved this issue by tying a simple overhand knot in the cable across the top of the swivel clip. Now the mic/volume control stays where I can grab it, it doesn't swing around wildly, and the cable no longer pulls the earbuds out of my ears when I turn my head.The part that holds onto your clothing is very secure, and not so heavy or large to be an annoyance. I wish I had purchased this product before I lost my previous earbuds.

The part of the clip that is supposed to hold an earbud cable is too narrow for mine. Trying to open it up enough causes it to break. Had to zip tie cable to clip.

The swivel on these is nice. The clip isn't super strong, but it holds OK as long as you aren't really rough. The main problem I had with these clips is the part that holds the cord is too big for a standard flat Cord so the cord slides. If your headphones have a round cord these should work fine. If you have a flat cord I would recommend these instead - I ordered the - ITIS 5Pcs Headphone Headset Cable Cord Clip Holder and these work a lot better with a flat cord and the clip is much stronger.

Love my Jaybird X2 Headset. But the only thing I wish it had was a clip to hold onto my shirt to stop the stethoscope noise when it beats up and down when I run or do certain free weight exercises. This clip solves this problem. Not to mention it fits the Jaybird X2's cord like it was made for it. One thing I wasn't sure of. These clips DO have little fine teeth inside the clip which helps grip clothing. Very strong and stays put!

These things are very cheap, but they can possibly get the job done. The problem for me is that the holes are too small for my headphone cord to fit through. So what I have to do to make it work is to pull back the opening part of the cord holder until it is wide enough for my cord to fit. The problem with doing this though is that eventually the cord holder part snaps off entirely, rendering the clip useless. You really will need all 5 if you have a normal sized headphone cord. I consider this a temporary solution until I can get some new headphones, and nothing more.

I bought these to replace the clip on my headphones because it fell off. One side of my headphones has volume and skip controls so it is a bit heavy and tends to pull the ear bud out of my ear if it is allowed to hang freely. These went on my headset easily and do the job. Plus if I lose one I have many more...and at a great price!