Atheewon Bluetooth Earpiece, Wireless Handsfree with Noise Cancelling Mic, 20Hrs Call Time Bluetooth 5.4 Headset, 180 Hrs Standby Time Headset for Business/Trucker/Driver

Battery life: Its good..n nice

For a low cost Bluetooth headset this hits a lot of the big ticket concerns while still be rather inexpensive. The earpiece has not only a loop that goes over your ear but also a soft rubber piece that goes into your ear. I wear this for a full 8 hours every day and have no issues with my ear hurting or being uncomfortable. This is a basic Bluetooth headset that only has a few buttons. The battery life is phenomenal. I charge it nightly but I am confident I could go a week or two without charging. As basic as it is, the functionality really hits home. It’s so easy to use. The speaker is brilliant and clear. You’d think either the sound would be tinny or it would pic up everything however background noise is pleasantly muted for folks I’m speaking to. It isn’t fancy not is it top of the line. But for a earpiece it’s spectacular so long as you’re not an audiophile or expecting more than you should at this price point

Good price works great!

Hangs a little loose on your ear. But works very well

Decent earpiece, extra star for value. Pros: fitting options are fairly good, with a range of ear plug sizes, a "loop", and an optional over-the-ear clip. Individual up/down volume buttons (some just have one button which cycles through available volume levels), and a USB-C port. No dongle or external case needed for charging. Noise cancellation is actually present and has a positive effect, which at this price point is pretty amazing. Battery life is good; I use it for probably an hour per day on average and I charge it maybe twice per week (caveat, see "cons" for why this may effectively be getting used for more than an hour per day). Cons: sound quality is a bit "boomy", with an inappropriate level of base for something most people will only use for voice calls. Turning down the volume a bit in these conditions can help make it clearer, but if the caller on the other end is using a setup that adds an echo or if they're in well-tiled bathroom they can be really difficult to understand with this earpiece. Unfortunately the volume seems to automatically get set to max at the start of each call (I would suspect my phone is to blame for this except I haven't had this issue with other earpieces), so the first thing I have to do with each call is turn down the volume a few notches. Something about having this device connected always results in music unintentionally getting played. Every time I reach into my pocket for the earpiece or my phone I find music through Spotify or local MP3 player has been playing for hours, even though I even want to use this thing to listen to music. Either the button gets pressed too easily or it doesn't maintain a steady connection to the phone and each time it reconnects media starts playing. Conclusion: I was hoping this would be finally be a worthy replacement for my discontinued Plantronics E50, but although the noise cancellation is a plus the sound quality isn't up to the mark. I will keep looking.