Bluetooth Headset HonShoop Bluetooth 5.0 in Ear Bluetooth Earpiece Wireless Headphones Noise Reduction Earphones with Mic for Business/Workout/Driving

I have used few other single ear headsets and these are quite good. Bought these in 1st week of Oct 2020.Liked the design, quality is good for the money paid.Connect to bluetooth easily.Got volume control and easily accessible.Good packing

Recieved the item in good condition, but found it too bulky.....and it hurt my ear .. return my purchase.

I've been trying to find a budget friendly bluetooth headset lately and finally I came across this. I've tried a cpl different Plantronics models and about 4 other lesser known name brands, but all of them failed in at least one aspect of what I needed.The Plantronics were too expensive and I didn't like that they were Bluetooth 3.0. Then after trying 4 other models ranging from Bluetooth 4.0 to 5.0 I kept running into the issue that either the noise canceling on them was terrible, the audio sounded bad, or they wouldn't hold a connection to my phone.That was until I got this HonShoop one. I've tested it while outdoors in the wind, tv background noise, a toddler yelling in the other room and while driving with windows down and it hits every mark. The connection is solid, noise reduction beats any of the "noise canceling" competitors in this price range, and the audio quality is great.I highly recommend going with this headset first before experimenting with other similar priced options like I did.

The instructions were very clear--don't get me wrong. The space cadet part belongs to me. I don't think I have ANY spacial acuity so I fumbled for what seemed like forever to figure out how to position the headset for my left ear (I'm getting old??!). After that, I of course wanted to test it but wasn't sure how to start a call correctly so first try I ended up hanging up on my sister, LOL!Now that I've worked out my "space cadetness" issues, I've been able to test it's range and quite by accident (again?!) found out it's range reaches across my house (large custom home--one floor) as I was TRYING to listen to a video but with no sound until my son came and told me this little device was talking to him, ROFL--he has super-hyper hearing!My only issue is the same for any "in-ear" type of headphone in that I think I must have super small ears or something because after awhile it starts to hurt me (perhaps I should quickly learn how to switch it to my right ear?!!). I'm super happy with it despite my ineptitude and tiny ears (not manufacturer's fault at all) and plan to keep it. It'll be a nice change from putting my calls on speaker all the time to keep my hands free and having my son hear all my conversations--at least he won't hear the other person now.Oh, it comes in a nice case with 2 extra ear bud things plus 3 rubber things for which I'm unsure what they do or what they're for just yet. OH and one more thing about sound quality--on the receiver's end--my sister had never asked before but she kept asking what the beeping sound was she was hearing. After turning off all known noises around the house, we finally figured out it's my smoke alarm that needs a new battery (actually 2 of them!). I know they're hooked up to the electricity so I'm bad about changing the battery--oops. But, man, the sound quality for the receiver is off the charts because those beeps are not at all that loud from where I was sitting. Just sayin'!

Everything was great, it looks sleek and fit nicely until... I actually made a call and the background noise for the person I was calling was incredibly loud! I may have a great mic on it, but if it picks up people talking at their normal voice that are in other rooms and makes it sound like there right at the earpiece, can you imagine having several people talking around you? Unfortunately there is no mic pickup adjustment available (at least for iPhone) at this time. The noise canceling for me on the headset was good, but I want my callers to be able to hear me, and moreover, not hear everything going on around me.