TOORUN M26 Bluetooth Headset V4. 1 Bluetooth Earpiece with Voice Reminder and Noise Cancelling Mic for iPhone 7 Plus 6s 5s iPad Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge S6 S5 Note5 LG G5 V10 Motorola HTC Android-Black

Best bluetooth headsets you can possibly buy under such low price.

Good : Battery life, Connection Speed, Great Clarity ! Bad : Rubber gripper in the earpiece gets dislocated easily.

This is my 4th Bluetooth headset I have purchase in several years. The 3 previous were all Plantronics. My first, the Voyager Legend was not comfortable behind my ear and made is sore after a short time and I didn't like the boom microphone either, it was just too bulky. The 2nd was the M50, which wasn't bad, smaller and more comfortable than the Voyager Legend, it has decent sound levels and stays attached to my ear pretty well, much better than the Voyager Legend which could flip off too easily. The M50 It didn't make my ear sore, but it wasn't giving me a tight fit in my ear and I was constantly having to push it into my ear to hear better. I wanted a backup earpiece so got the updated Plantronics Explorer 50, which is the newer version of the M50 and it works pretty much the same. After looking at reviews of other Bluetooth earpieces, I found the TOORUN M26 headset with a very reasonable price, I thought I would give it a try. I ordered a warehouse deal for only $15 and didn't have much to lose if it wasn't any better than the Plantronics I've had. To my surprise, it fits better in my ear and stays planted, it's because of the soft silicone piece with the loop that wedges in my ear crevice and doesn't hurt my ear or make it feel sore, and I wear it all day. The other thing I noticed was the earhook that goes over and behind your ear, it's more flexible and even swivels and fits better without creating a pressure point on the back of my ear. Did I mention these are very comfortable. The sound is very good, plenty loud and clear. I'm not sure if other people near me can hear more sound than the previous Plantronics, which have a more tapered ear canal piece directing sound further in the ear, less noise leak, but the problem with those is you have to keep pushing in the earpiece all the time to hear better. Now for the cons: As others have mentioned, the range is not as good, but I keep my phone on me, so it's never too far, and it's not a problem. In fact, I've notice that when I'm listening to music from my phone, I get a better connection from my phone on my right hip to the earpiece in my left ear with the Toorun M26 than I did with the Plantronics, on opposite sides of my body. With the Plantronics, I would have to hold my phone in my left hand to listen to music. I can't explain why it did that. Another con is I don't think the battery lasts as long as the Plantronics, but they recharge very quickly. My next earpiece will be a new TOORUN M26 Bluetooth Headset.

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I have bought ALOT of different mono earpieces. Most suck for phone calls, but otherwise they are OK if you are listening to music or podcasts. I've only had 3weeks use. Seems like it has *reasonable* audio on phone calls. Play pause etc all work fine. Connectivity is good. Battery life is excellent. Not the most comfortable for my ear, after 2hours I often take it out for a break.

No issues with it so far. Simple, easy pairing with two phones, works well with both of them. Audio quality is decent on both ends of the call, and while it does pick up a little background noise, it's certainly better than many I have tried. My job has me frequently driving and using the phone, and my local area has a "hands-free" ordinance, which is a class one offense. You can be pulled over for having a phone in your hand. I depend on my headsets to keep me in contact with my office, my clients, and on the good side of the folks in blue. I currently have it paired with a Samsung G3 and an S7 Edge, and thus far, it has performed very well. One of the nice things about it, the volume can be turned up quite loud, if you find yourself in an area with a lot of background noise. This is probably one of the best headsets you will find at this price point. I have used a great number of headsets from bigger names (that cost a lot more), and they have all ended up breaking, coming apart, or stopped working. At less than $20, it's not a catastrophe if it fails...and it's inexpensive enough that it would not be unreasonable to buy 2 if it's a critical application. Talk time averages about 6 hours, and it's pretty quick to recharge. I do have a second one in reserve for those times.

This headset is an excellent value, one of the best on Amazon, and the best for under $20, BUT there is room for improvement. Here's what is NOT to love... needs improvement. 1. Volume buttons not prominent and/or are too close. They are virtually flush to the surface. 2. Long charge time (compared to the 15 minutes of the Motorola Boom) 3. Shorter talk time than others, probably three hours 4. The synthesized female voice announces "uncommon call", not "incoming call". 5. Silly stupid sequence. She announces "uncommon call" then the phone number just once, then repeatedly announces "uncommon call". The repeat should be the phone number and "uncommon call" is stupid because our phones ring. Our phones do not ring for outgoing calls. THE PHONE NUMBER SHOULD BE ANNOUNCED IMMEDIATELY, NOT AFTER THREE "UNCOMMON CALL" 6. It's too long of a press to turn the unit on and off, perhaps five seconds, especially when one is pushing against the ear canal 7. The master button should be larger and protrude more. 8. None of the ear loops keep the receiver in proper position, in part because the receiver piece protrudes much more than, for instance, the Motorola Boom. Here is what is good to excellent: 1. Sound quality 2. Superb noise cancellation, especially when the objectionable noise is 90 degrees to the unit 3. Pairs with my two Android phones, viz multipoint. It announces "device connected" for each device. 4. Standard micro USB charging 5. Announces caller ID, but in a stupid annoying format (see #5 above) Toorun, please improve this headset. Have purchased more than one of these because the good outweighs the objectionable.