Single Bluetooth Earbud, Mini Invisible Wireless Headset, in Ear Headphones, Sport Earpiece with Mic, Magnetic USB Charging for Car Vehicle Business, Waterproof Earphones for Samsung iPhone

I have a lot of Bluetooth headphones: Jabra 65t, Bose QC35II, Beats Studio 3, Apple AirPods, and Jaybird X2. Each one of those headphones are great in their own way. The one I like to take with me a lot is this single one. It is the cheapest headphone I have but it is so convenient. The sound quality is much better than what you would think you would have gotten for a product this inexpensive. It doesn’t compare to headphones costing over $100, but it is still very good. It connects to all of my iOS devices without a problem. Battery life is in the hours. It doesn’t stick out beyond your ear so it isn’t very noticeable to other people. Since it’s only one earbud, you can hear what is going on around you and have conversations with people. I’ve lost a pair of other headphones that cost $175 because they are small and I misplaced where I put them. Now that hurt because it was so expensive. With this one, I would buy multiple of these so I can leave one at work, one at home, one for the car, and one to take out of the house. If I lost one, I wouldn’t be upset too long. This is also good while driving since you shouldn’t have both ears using a headphone. The main con that I have is that the rubber ear piece can come off after awhile. It got to a point where it would come off in my pocket or when taking it out of my ear. Good thing is that they give you an extra rubber piece which will make it stick like new.

Long enough battery life for my uses. Charge time is a little slower than I would like but acceptable. Sound quality is decent with things like podcasts/audiobooks. Some music can get a little distorted if it has a lot of bass but otherwise fine. Fits snuggly in the ear even without the attachments, never had any connection issues with my phone or battery issues. Pair's easily, and is simple to use. Only downside is the charging port, the magnetic attachment is very weak and the earbud regularly falls out when I carry it around on my portable charger, sometimes even when nothing touches it. Overall an excellent earbud for the price that can fit all your needs if you're on a budget.

Almost all serious language learners know that you need as much time as possible in total immersion of the language, especially if you are not living in country of your target language. This single earbud makes listening to language throughout the day very easy and convenient. I listen to mp3 recordings of shows I watched in the target language on an old iPhone. I can visualize what I saw and hear the language throughout the day. It makes it easy to check in and out of listening with little to no hassle for passive listening. It keeps one ear open to hear what's going on around you while working and is semi discrete and looks like a phone earbud for answering calls, which it can do, but I don't use it that way. I am impressed with the sound quality. I wear this earbud for probably 5 hours and it's pretty comfortable and the battery last with no problems. It comes with 2 rubber ear tips for different size ears and is easy to attach. You can use it without the rubber ear tip too. The charger is pretty convenient because it uses two prongs for power transfer with a magnet that allows the earbud to stay attached to the charger at any angle you end up with when plugging into a USB port. I like that, but it may also not be convenient if your USB charger is not in a convenient location or super crowded. Some of the other ear buds used a USB cable with the mini end or what looked like a earphone cable. Since the earbud is so small I felt the mini USB spot looked tacky on the earbud. I also didn't want another cable with a unique adapter that fits this small earbud. This seems to work nice and keeps the pieces easy to manage for charging. It's easy to use also. The control button is big and makes pausing the audio easy.

I really cannot recommend this earbud to anyone. It's comfortable enough to wear for long periods and the sound quality is impressive for its size and obviously cheap build. However, it has a number of design flaws. First and foremost, the battery life is laughable. It lasts an unimpressive 2 hours maximum, significantly lower than its advertised play time of up to 6 hours. I doubt this is a one-off issue, either, as multiple reviewers have reported a play time in the same roughly 2 hour window. So let's go ahead and add false advertising to the list of problems here. The second major issue I have with it is that it automatically turns on and connects to my phone after taking it off the charger, even if I have no intention to immediately use it. Who made that particular design decision? If I want to store it, I have to take it off its charger, put it in my ear, turn it off, and then store it instead of just removing it from its charger and tossing it somewhere. The connectivity is also garbage. My phone can be less than 3 feet away with no obstructions, and it will still cut out and disconnect. I can literally be holding my phone a foot away and audio will intermittently skip. This isn't an issue I've had with other bluetooth peripherals, so I assume it's just this thing's cheap construction and components. It's a piece of trash, overall. A nice-looking one, but I don't anticipate it'll last very long before I have to replace it, like I did the last cheaply-made single bluetooth earbud I bough. Already looking for a replacement, because this is seriously garbage.

I like that it's small. Can fit in my ear underneath my hair. I use this mostly at work. A full 8 hour day, you'll need to charge 3 times. Only lasts for 2 1/2 hours tops. The lowest volume is a little loud for me since I answer phones as well, but an easy pause to answer isn't a problem. I love the FOCUS POWER 10 brand. If you're looking for just a workout bud, this is perfect. If you're like me and listen to music all day to keep you sane, I wouldn't recommend... It has nice sound quality but does not have battery life sufficient for myself. Noise cancellation? Not very much. It's only one bud so obviously you can't drown anyone out when they're talking around you... Like and let me know if this helps you.

I have purchased several brands of single earbuds over the past few years, which I use primarily for listening to livestreams on my iPad while I do things around the house. It is also good for watching movies/livestreams in bed without keeping the significant other awake, and for listening to podcasts while shopping, etc. I prefer single earbuds because I can still be somewhat aware of my surroundings whlie listening. The LEZII checks all the necessary boxes while being one of the least expensive options: - It is compact and discrete. - Sound quality is good. - Battery life is as advertised. - Charges quickly. - The button is large and easy to use, though it does take a good bit of pressure to activate it. The usb charger is more simple than others, but I believe this to be a positive. I've had some other charge plugs that tilt and such, and they can tend to break over extended use. I don't think this one will, though I haven't had it long enough yet to find out for sure. In short, the LEZII wireless earbud is an excellent choice if your planned usage is casual audio/video while being able to still interact with the world around you.

excellent product. excellent price !! super light even I forget that I have it into my ear the sound quality is very good and good baterry time for the size, I got 4 hours of music, and more than 24 hours only with calls some reviews say battery sucks, but what can you expect for this size !! if you need long time of use, dont buy this earbuds, buy an earphone that last 20 hours of use this give 4 hours of music. but I thinks this is no the idea, use it for music is a BT for calls. and like this last more than 24 hours I listen a little bit of music with I go to run and is perfect !! fits perfect, very light and does not fall for me is the best offer for the price ! I saw reviews that does not charge. I had this problem when I put the connector into a 2 amp charger then I put into a 0.5 amp charger and works charge perfect. in less of 2 hours I use the usb of my laptop in my office and charge perfect too

Have used this device for 3 days now. About 10 hours of usage every day. From good to bad: 4 star - Comfort level. I have small ears, it fits fine and comfortable for me. 3.5 star - Sound. I don't expect anything special given the size and that it is a single bud. i think it is fine for casual music listening, I mostly used it for podcasts. You actually can hear/feel some of the bass. 1 star - Battery. I get on the average of 3 hours on medium volume, nothing close to the 6 hours advertised. 1 star - Bluetooth. No issue with discovery and initial connection. The problem is the range. I step 10 feet away from my media device with my monitors blocking direct sight to it and it starts losing sound. The manual also listed this as BT v4.1, not 5.0. So I'm not certain I have v5.0. But even with 4.1, it should not have such short range. 1 star - No volume control. Can only be controlled via media device. Can not be controlled at all on an old ipod. 1 star - No auto-connect. When taken off the charger, it doesn't auto reconnect to last device. You have to manually turn it on. 0 star - Occasionally, it will go into a reboot loop (Turns on, connected, 4 seconds later reapeats) Only way around it is to have it turned off and turned on again. Experienced this once everyday. I turned on/off it about 5-6 times a day. I gave my last mono bud (Alterola IE600P, no longer sold here) to my daughter, it has great battery life (6 hours), decent range (BT 4.0), and volume control. I thought this one would be just as good if not better with a newer version of BT, but I guess I'm wrong.