Selectec Bluetooth Headphone for Blu Studio 5.5 K, Studio 7.0, Studio 6.0 LTE, Studio 5.0 HD LTE, Dash C Music, Dash 5.5, Dash JR 4.0 K, Dash Music 4.0, Dash JR K, Dash JR, Vivo 4.8 HD, Vivo IV

This is far superior to the one I bought at the cell phone store for $70 that only lasted 6 months. This is thicker and much more sturdy. I can't wait to see how it holds up compared to it's expensive version. I received this product at a discount for my honest opinion

I'm loving these!

This headset came quickly using Amazon Prime. The headset was packaged in a clear zip bag, and comes with 2 pair of additional, multi-size ear inserts, a longer micro USB charge cord without charger, and an instruction booklet in multi-languages.I charged the unit, and the LED charging indicator light glowed red, but did not turn off after being fully charged, as with other headsets.The ear buds fit nicely in my ears, and the unused ear bud fits into the magnetic holders at the end of the headset (compare to LG HBS-750).The first thing I noticed is that the headset has only one push button, on the left side. That pushbutton performs the function of stopping and starting the e-book or music that you are listening to, as well as answering or disconnecting the telephone call you receive.When powering up the headset, a female voice declares “power on” and when turning it off, the voice says “power off.”The Bluetooth connection was very easy, and connected immediately to my iPhone. The manual states that you can connect the headset to two devices, but alas, that isn’t possible. The headset will recognize one or the other of the devices, but not both at once.The sound quality was acceptable for listening to music.If you’re listening to a book or music, and a telephone call comes in, the music will pause, and the telephone number of the incoming call will be announced. After the call is disconnected, the music starts again.The iPhone notes the battery strength of the headset, when connected via Bluetooth.What you would think are volume control buttons work as volume for the telephone, but if you are listening to music, the buttons control only the track back or forward. If you’re driving or riding a bicycle, this becomes a major distraction. I would appreciate having separate volume and track buttons, as most headsets have.The battery life is horrible, lasting 4 hours at idle, and then going dead. When the battery is exhausted, the female voice says twice, “battery low”, and then immediately disconnects, not giving you a chance to charge it for swap headsets before dying.The Bluetooth range is dismal, and the headset wouldn’t stay connected to my iPhone in a belt holster.I have two other headsets, the Yinenn HBS-760http://www.amazon.com/YINENN-Wireless-Bluetooth-Neckband-Smartphones/dp/B00SORGJ7Y?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s01And a Kiwitata HV-900 headset, http://www.amazon.com/kiwitat%C3%A1%C2%AE-Bluetooth-Headphone-Lightweight-Astonishing/dp/B00QPWMYDI?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpageWhich are all about the same price as this headset, and infinitely more usefulI would not recommend this headset due to the reasons stated above.I bought this product at a discount in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.

It works but its extremely hard to hear most if the time. It was fine for all of a day then the volume started going out.