Vemont Bluetooth Headphones, Bluetooth 4.1 Wireless Earphones Stereo Comfortable Sports Headsets Built in Mic, Running Sweatproof On-Ear Earphones Supports Micro SD Card and FM Radio Function (Black)

My first pair of these lasted several years. No charging issues, the head band just wore out. Up until 30 days the new ones worked very well. Always connected, sound was decent, fit tight, FM radio and the chip no issue. After on charge, the red led was flashing, instead of going out at charge complete. At power on, the led flashed blue, than nothing. Wouldn’t turn on while charging either. This was the last day of the Amazon warranty. What luck. Contacted Amazon, downloaded the shipping form, and requested new. The new ones were sent, even before I got the defective ones in the mail. I’m hoping for better performance on the new ones. When they work, these are great for running. Amazon service can not be beat.

I can pair the device with my phone and computer, but that's irrelevant as it then says "FM TENDER" (not a typo) and begins to play static. The directions say to hold the "MFB Button" for 3 seconds to switch modes but that does nothing.I managed to reset it once, but pressing the volume control to turn the volume down switched it back into "FM TENDER" mode again and now it's stuck.When I first purchased these the Volume Down button was stuck and kept decreasing the volume constantly until I removed the rubber portion covering the button, cleaned it out with some compressed air, and put it back in place.I purchased these because they were cheaper than a set that did not have an FM capability. I should have spent the extra money. The feature I didn't want is making this product unusable.

Fits on you pocket for on the go, plays the tunes at safe volumes (It's not very loud, unless your music is.), battery lasts about five hours which is perfect if you use it exclusively for workouts and even then that's a pretty decent amount of time. I've sweat in these a lot and they still work perfectly (I use them for working out.), though there's something that I noticed that I don't like; Every now and then they sort of disconnect from the phone, like they're bluetooth connection to the phone is still active however the music's not going through the headset, it's going through the phone's speaker. so that's annoying in the middle of runs but other than that....It's pretty solid! I do recommend as is!

I was really excited to get these headphones because I've read reviews that they fit tight on your head for running and other activities. I've been looking or a behind the neck Bluetooth headphones for a little while now trying to find a pair that isn't bulky and would have a tight fit for mountain biking. These headphones fit great!! Unfortunately the sound is horrible. It's very flat and no bass at all. I was hoping they would sound similar to my Sony MDR-G45LP headphones, but they do not so I'm going to have to return them. Please let me know if anyone knows of any Bluetooth headphones like this that sound good and have a tight fit.

I use these in quiet environments for audiobooks. They fit: I can keep them in place without problems, but after some hours, the pressure on my ears makes them uncomfortable (this problem probably is unique to the way they fit on my head and ears). The turn-on sequence is strange: after the power-on tone, you have to continue holding the button down until the LED lights up, which you cannot see if you have the headphones on. The LED is obnoxiously bright: I covered up most of it with stick-on felt, which — on the positive side — provides touch identification for the button.

This is unbelievable. Super comfortable, lightweight and sound quality superior to other headphones that I have that cost 10x as much!! I couldn't get the call feature to work when listening to mp3's, but I use it while doing yard work or other projects so I'd rather not be interrupted anyway.Hey VEMONT................Just in case the seller sees these comments..............I LOST mine and miss it SOOOOOOOOO much......do you have any more just laying around on a shelf somewhere in the warehouse??

Context: Original style (headband) headphones give me headaches. And, buds...very sore ears! So, the only type that works for me is a behind-the-neck style.Pros: They fit fairly well. Accommodating an SD card is a really nice touch!Cons: Volume range is very poor and bass is nearly nonexistent!!!I wish someone would design and manufacture a quality (albeit not outrageously priced) behind-the-neck style of wireless headphones!!!!!!

I was looking for headphones that had the FM radio feature built-in. Careful with the wording it "supports" this but it has to be paired with a device which is nothing more than Bluetooth. Anyway I returned to find some that can receive FM stations independently. When I realized they weren't what I wanted I didn't even bother trying them.