Review submitted by Joguyen
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Here’s my scope on this product. I took a risk on this since there were no reviews at all for it and made by a company I never had heard of before. I spent hours on the amazon/web looking for a bluetooth headphone to link with my iphone but it’s seems there were too many mixed reviews. I got this off ebay since they had a return option, not sure if through amazon will do the same.

I just wanted something to use for the gym (cardio on the treadmill, core training with a stability ball, and lifting weights).

The Pro:

- I did a 1 hour run and it seems to stay on all the time (it does get a bit uncomfortable after about half an hour but it’s something I can deal with for a wireless product)

- I have moderate to low sweaty ears but it didn’t seem to be a problem (the inner ear piece has a small plastic flap that seems to prevent sweat coming in, “suprising” for this headphone since I didn’t expect them to have something like that)

- Seems durable, placed it in my gym bag. It could still break but seems to hold it’s ground.

- Easy to use, has a play, FF/RR button, volume button, reset.

- very lightweight for me (may be a matter of personal preference).

- It can get loud if you want it to, but still safe to jog outside since the ear piece does not go all the way into the ear canal

- Long battery life, I probably will only charge 1-2x a week if i have to.

The con:

- It didn’t have a shuffle option but i’m ok with it.

The basic review:

- It’s a good wireless mp3 player for the gym. It’s cheap but far exceeds the price for what it does. If it lasts me one year I think I’ve gotten my capital out of it. I just plug it in (provided with a computer connection) and transfer mp3 to a hard drive that is pops up, it’s that simple. If your looking for something simple at the gym and easy to use, this is for you.

Review submitted by J. Beyerle
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I ordered this headset to compliment my Motorola S9 bluetooth headphones. Upon delivery and first charge, I loaded some songs into it and tested the controls and sound qualities. The appearance, controls, and sound are exactly the same as the Motorola S9. I discovered that the volume control did not work, however. Not wishing to send it back for a return or refund, I decided to try to tear it apart and fix it. Some prying, poking,and unscrewing later I had the main board and the volume control board exposed. The main board was clearly labeled so I could tell the wires from the volume control board to the main board were soldered to the wrong tabs. After some micro-soldering, everything was working. I am now satisfied with the headset and no doubt would be without any volume control, but I’m disappointed with the poor level of quality control from the original factory.

Review submitted by M. Hitte
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This product was just what i was looking for,easy to use, charge last for a while. I will use it about 2 hours a day 5 days a week and the charge will last about 2 to 3 weeks.

Review submitted by David J DaCruz
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I’ve had this for less than 15 minutes so far and I absolutely hate it. Unless you’re obese or have an enormous head, the headphones won’t hug the contour of your head resulting the battery housing to smack the back of your head as you run. And forget pressing the buttons while you have the headset on. The buttons are so tiny that you physically have to take headset off and use both hands and use your fingernail to press.

Review submitted by John W. Gegner
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I have made the mistake of purchasing 2 of these MP3 wireless headphones. BOTH of them have been total junk. They work fine for about a week, then the trouble begins. The old saying “you get what you pay for” is very true in this case. TOTAL JUNK!!!!! Do not buy unless you want to waste your money. If I could put negative stars I would. VERY VERY UNSATISFIED!!!!!