Tecno B1 Bluetooth Headphones, Bluetooth Earbuds Wireless with 60Hrs Playtime, Wireless Bluetooth Headphones for Sports, Sweatproof & IPX5 Waterproof Wireless Headphones（Black）

Update 07/24: Still going strong, wear these a lot, hot weather, at night fading to sleep. Battery and sound still awesome, still getting 30+ hours. Mostly audio books, and music. Intermingled with phone calls. My biggest issue are the silicone "wings" as others have stayed there is a somewhat sharp outie on the the base of the earbud. I believe these are to keep the "wings" from sliding or rotating around while wearing them. And they do a great job. Except when they come off and are around your neck or setting in a drawer or where ever, the "wings" tend to flip up, leaving the semi sharp prtusion exposed. And while not sharp enough to cut, they can hurt if pressed or rub to vigorously against your ear. And if they pop off (from being in pocket or bag and you go to use them, they can irritate the skin. And there is one set of replacements in the package, So if you lose the package or use both supplied "wings" you are kinda hosed. I have yet to find proper replacements, the ear bud are easy to replace. But not these "wings". As I am kinda rough and have used all supplied I hope someone reads this and can point me to a place to get an extra set or two. Still loving and using these puppies. A note, to replace these with the same model new or used they are now DOUBLE the original retail price, $55-65 here, Walmart+, eBay, etc. Worth the price, but hate to toss these because of a $2 piece of silicone. Bought these almost two years ago and use them almost daily. Music, ebooks, (videos from TV). They are comfy, with extra assorted sizes of silicone ear caps. Fit comfortably in ear, rarely fall out, even with exertion and movement. On the occasion they do you have a wire that goes around the back of your neck or collar which also contains the volume, answer/hang-up, forward/back tracks and off course in and off, and the microphone (much clearer then most "ear buds". Sound quality is wonderful, and while not a dull in noise canceling, when fit correctly they block out a fair bit of outside noise. For me that is both a nice and inconvenient bonus. (I have a set of headphones I bought just for the noise canceling feature.) I use these on flights as well, because they block out enough noise. Some folks don't like the wire, but having lost more than one ear buds, I don't think it is an issue. Also the wire let's you quickly pull them out and just hang around your neck when things get suddenly crazy. Way less chance of misplacing or losing them. I am sure there are others that have better sound, for the price I don't think you can beat the value. I highly recommend you try these out for a while, I believe they too will become your daily drivers. And when they die, I will be replacing them with (hopefully) the exact same model. But so far they are trucking along quite nicely. Ah yes sorry. Battery life, I have not actively tried to time from charge to dead. But on an overseas flight, including setting about two airports, 10 hour flight and transport to hotel and a few hours listening to audiobook before crashing, was still going strong. I forgot to charge that night, but still had enough juice for a few hours of music and audiobook. And still had power when I put on to charge. Usually full charge under two hours. At home I usually charge once a week, with couple of hours if books and music everyday. So yeah, for me a great purchase.

Update 3/19/2024 - my NEW Techno Bravo B1 headset arrived on 1/2/2024. I love the blue color! Within a few days, the silicon ear bud fell off and we had to search the house. This is the WORST feature of this amazing bluetooth headset. I've only owned this headset for 2-1/2 months and the ear bud falls off at least 5 times a week (almost every day). The BEST feature of the Techno Bravo B1 is the long battery life - I adore it, but suddenly, now it won't recharge. When I plug it into the charger, sometimes a faint red light will come on, but then it blinks off right away. In a normal charging routine, when you plug in the charger, a solid red light shows and turns into a solid blue light when the charge is completed. For the past week it WILL NOT recharge, and I've tried different chargers in different wall outlets, so sadly, I believe it is dead. It is past the 30-day warranty date, so I will probably buy a different brand of bluetooth headset with long playing time, even though I have been a solid Techno Bravo fan for years. Update 7/18/23: I've owned these amazing Techno B1 bluetooth headsets for 1-yr + 8-months, with constant, daily usage of easily 10+hours a day or more. They just died this week and I'm pretty sad. We were best friends...now I'm back to my Apple AirPods, that last about 4-5 hours before needing a recharge. I took out an AirPod so it wouldn't fall out of my ear, and didn't put it back in the case. I panicked for a little bit but knew that it was still inside my house. Thankfully I found it in a pocket! I never had to worry about losing the Techno bluetooth headset - I loved that feature, and I liked the neck curve in the cord. The biggest complaint that I had for the 1-1/2 years that I owned this headset is that pretty much EVERY DAY the silicone earbud and/or earhook would fall off!! SO frustrating and such a pain. My family was always helping me find my lost earbuds that we called my "blueberries", because they look exactly like a blueberry. The earhooks were easier to find because of the size and the hook, I always found the lost hooks. I'm torn weather to buy this brand again - I love everything else about them. The newer model from this Techno brand does not have the ear hook, only the earbud, but for my ear shape, the earhooks really help keep the earbuds in and not fall off. Apple AirPods fall out of me ears all the time. I know that you can buy earhooks for AirPods, but then you have to remove the earhooks before putting the AirPods back in their charging case - and then where do you put the earhooks? Or you can buy a "tether" for your AirPods, but then where do you put your tether when the AirPods are charging in their case? That's why I am a Techo fan, pretty much LOVE the design and functionality of this bluetooth, except for looking for the earbuds/blueberries that fall off every day... Original review that I forgot to submit after I first bought them and used them for a while: I'm a bluetooth headset junkie, and have tried so many brands, but I LOVE these TECNO headsets! They have never run out of power, and I'll wear them for 15+ hours, listening to Audible books, Spotify, YouTube, Podcasts, the News. All of my other bluetooth headsets will have run out of power by then, but these still have power! I love the "leash" style, because I can leave one hanging, which lets me hear what's going on around me. With Airpods, if I take one out, I have to find the case so I won't lose it, and now I have a case to carry. The leash has weights on the left and right lengths, so that the earbuds don't flap around, or fly away. The leash also has a pre-formed curve for your neck, a great feature I think. The only bad thing are the silicone ear hooks and ear buds, they fall off ALL the time, especially the hooks. They give you extra's, but they are different sizes, which is why I took off 1 star. With a replacement ear bud, they don't fit as tight, so they are not noise cancelling. Still, these are my #1 favorite bluetooth headsets.

Overall, I like these earbuds a lot, but I do have one notable complaint. I first bought these just over a year ago and decided to buy the same ones again (despite the downside) after misplacing them when traveling. --Ear piece easily falls off: This is the only complaint I have about these. After having my original pair for about seven months, the soft, round earpiece began to fall off easily. The earbud did not fall off while in my ear, but I had to be cautious when removing them from my ears because this piece would often come out. They were also susceptible to fall off if rubbed against something else—an occurrence that is not all too rare. I did loose one of the pieces for a few months before finding it. For me, it was not too huge of a problem since I rarely have both earpieces in at the same time, but many people do. However, it did mean I had to be uber careful to not loose my one remaining one. I am glad to see that there are extras (I think of different sizes) that came with these. So hopefully I will have those extras if these start falling off again. --long battery life: This is no joke. I seriously think it has a longer battery life than it advertises for. I first bought these right before international travel in which took a grand total of 66 hours in flight and airports before getting to our destination. I used these for at minimum half of this travel time. I was then able to use them for an hour+ every day for the next two or three weeks before charging them for the first time. wow! It was normal for me to only charge these every two to three weeks. Furthermore, I recall them charging reasonably quickly. I was not a huge fan of how frequently it said "battery low," but I would say that is a minor complaint. --Secure fit: I have never had any issue with these staying in my ears. I can do all sorts of things with out these slipping out—run, tie them up into my ponytail, sleep, bend down, jump, dance..... And they have different sized earpieces to maximize ideal fit. --Sound quality: I will say, I am not as picky as many, but I have no complaints about the quality of sound. sounds clear. Can hear elements of a song that I don't hear when listening on my phone speaker....that's a good thing. --Bluetooth connection: I would say it is pretty strong. I imagine there are other options out there that are even stronger, but these are certainly functional for most people's needs. When in a 3,300 square foot house, I was able to leave my phone on one end of the house and move all about the house without issues. --Noise cancelation: If you are wanting a noise canceling earbud, don't get these. They are not designed to be noise canceling. UPDATE: I have had these now for two or three weeks, and I am not as impressed by the battery life as I had been with my last pair. It is lasting me a week-2weeks now. Not bad, but I don't personally think a week is impressive with how much I use them. Additionally, when I first received this pair, it was already at less than 50%

Edit March 2024: after using my headset for hours nearly every day (90 hours of listening to audiobooks in one month, a personal record) one of the earbuds stopped working. The other one still works, it holds a charge, it's fantastic, but I'm buying another one since I want stereo sound. ***** 5 Stars. Yes, the rubber pieces come off the earbuds occasionally especially when I yank it out of my ear or catch it on something but it's made me more mindful of what I'm doing. Very comfy, I wear them hours at a time. Easy to use for phone calls and does voice to text well when I'm trying to text while driving (look ma, no hands). Thought it was worth posting an update at this point, when I'm buying a new one, since I'm seeing all the negative reviews complaining about the battery not charging after 18 months and so on. People. It's a $30 wireless headset. Getting 18 months of hard use is a freaking miracle of technology and cheap AF. People spend hundreds on Apple products and get years of life (oh, wait, until it won't work with the new model iPhone). Sheesh. I spend $30 on a dinner at a restaurant and don't expect it to keep me fed for more than a few hours. I've gotten thousands of hours out of my headset. Happy customer here. ------ I'd bought a headset and my guy "borrowed it" to see if he liked it and I never got it back. He doesn't like any in-ear headsets, complains they fall out, but this one is a perfect fit. I had to buy another one for me. There are multiple earpiece sizes, he's using the largest, I'm using the smallest. I wasn't expecting much from a sub-$30 headset, but it's great sound quality, and phone calls work well (through mic and earbuds). It's not super intuitive how to work the controls, but I figured it out - there are instructions, but not particularly well written. For comparison: He has a $300 pair of earmuff-style sound dampening headsets. He only uses them when sitting at his desk and trying to drown out people talking and cats meowing. For everything else, he wears these. Mine are used on runs, while doing dishes, in the car, and doing yoga, and they work great in all cases. I've been impressed by how far I can get from the phone and it still keeps the connection. And, it connects quickly and easily, every time - I've never had to re-pair it with my phone.

I had purchased 3 of these in the past and they generally lasted around a year until they lost their ability to charge. My previous pair lasted 15 month. Unfortunately my latest pair lasted about 2.5 months before failing. The battery works fine but one of the earbuds started distorting. I was always very careful with them and never stretched or did anything rough with them. I'm very dissapointed and will be looking for a different brand.

I ordered these headphones because of the extended battery life and descriptions by others of a well-made item. This product excels in both categories, though well-made is not necessarily well-designed. For voice communications these are great. The sound is crisp and clear, though if used for voice calls several people I tried to communicate with complained the mic pickup was weak. I wasn't impressed with the music quality, though it was crisp and clear. I don't think there is nearly enough bass. In fact, the music is a bit too "tinny" for my taste. I think some of the music quality issue is due to the design of the earpiece will not allow for the earbud to really fit very far into the ear canal, regardless of which pads are used. I bought them primarily for voice listening as in talk radio over the internet and such, and so they work fine for that. Pros: Exceptionally good battery life, lasting from 20-24 hours of almost continuous use, and much longer if used extensively on standby. Comfortable to wear in a normal manner (sitting, walking, standing, etc). Good voice quality, crisp and clear. The magnetic backs cut down on tangle and cut down on "dangle-tangle". Cons: Only average music quality (too crisp and "tinny" sounding, with lack of bass for my taste). Comfortable to wear but not to sleep in, as the buds extend too far outward and pillow pressure on them creates an uncomfortable fit. Back sleepers would have no issues. Overall they appear to be a well-made set of general-purpose Bluetooth buds with exceptionally good battery life.

I bought these primarily for potential battery life *if* they were comfortable and sounded good enough. Normal in-ear squishies just fall out of my ears so I've learned the additional arc bit is needed for me AND blocks out a lot of sound while holding a lot in... so I aimed for a pair that had those (+ I've some extra left over from other purchases in past years). The sound quality is good. It's better than one would expect for headphones this price, for sure. Not the best, but for this price very solid and very pleasing. Now: battery life. I *need* a lot of battery life out of my headphones. As much as I can get in wireless in-ears. My past two pair (I need two pair at a time to trade off as they charge usually in the past) were something along the lines of 15-16 hour ones. So I looked for something around or above and was thrilled to see such a high hourage on these and also wondering just how accurate is this *really* going to end up... ...so I ran a test. After listening to them for a bit to get a feel of them physically and sound-wise the time-test began: full volume music through my ipad while I lived life doing other things.. They were on standby with power on but no sound playing for about 6 hours during this while I needed my ipad. At 42 hours they still had a little charge and I just quit the test because, well, that's way more than enough. So, mine sound good, fit my ears solid (note, also, this is all needed because I both use headphones on and off during the day but also need to *sleep* every night with them on and not have them fall out or run out of battery), and they are not joking about the battery life on them. I'm actually just about to buy the second pair I (always) need in case these break as I'm traveling. For this price, I *highly* suggest them.

I bought one set a couple years ago. I really liked the sound quality, the fact that they have wire that connects the buds allows them to start on my neck, the magnets help keep them in place, loved the fact that they fit my ears and didn't move during intense workouts, and they had nice battery life. They worked well for about 10-11 months then stopped taking a charge. I bought another pair. Those worked for about 6 months then the charging started acting up. if I didn't recharge before it got down to roughly 30% then when I plugged it up, it would charge for 30-60 seconds then stop, requiring me to unplug and replug repeatedly until it increased beyond 40ish %. I ran some tests concluded that the charging circuit incorrectly detected that the battery was full or flagged an over-temperature sensor and terminated charging. I put it in the freezer and ran a cord inside to charge it; it worked! ... for about 4-5 more months. I bought another pair. Those stared annoying me because they kept disconnecting and reconnecting to Bluetooth. I contacted the mfr a couple of times and never heard back. I tried a few other brands and styles including air pods and those didn't work for me so I bought one more pair of these. .. what do you know, battery issues again almost instantly! I'm out! They could have been so good but they've lost a customer due to terrible customer service and quality control.