Invisible Earpiece Wireless Hidden Covert Earphone Inductive Loop for Listening to The Music(No Earpiece & no Microphone)

Everything creates noise on these and it makes them unusable.

Almost every earpiece I've tried has either a horrendous buzzing noise or the volume is too faint.This earpiece set was EXCELLENT! I highly recommend this particular item. Thank you!

I just wanted to listen to using on stealth while I was at work. This is not the device for that. I don't see how you'd be able to hear anything through this. I returned it a dust started wearing a hat or scarf to cover my ears to use my airpods

Works great if you know what you’re buying. The way this works it has limitations. It uses electric fields so it by nature is sensitive to them. If you work around a lot of electrics you will hear a lot of buzzing. This is not a defect but rather just how it is. Things like this should be in the description. You will not be able to use this to listen to your favorite tunes at work without your boss noticing. Most of the bad reviews on this are people who simply bought it not knowing what this actually is. Also FYI first use make sure you have tweezers and someone near because it can go quite deep into your ear canal. Surprisingly comfortable even when it does go too far in.

Works great! Definitely a little scary at first since you don’t want it to become stuck in your ear, but there’s a small piece for pulling it out. You want to make sure that piece rests against the base of the ear canal to easily pull it out. Sound is perfect. If you record yourself going over a study guide on repeat, then just keep your phone in your pocket.It is a delicate little piece though, so it’s important to take care of it, always keep it in the padded case, etc.

The unit does work but even with the volume on my phone or radio turned up almost all the way the volume of the signal into the earpiece is very low. If I move the neck loop up to just under my ear then the volume is acceptable but it's not practical to wear the neck loop that way. The idea is to conceal the loop under the shirt of coat which means it will be at least 4 or 5 inches away from the ear and this appears to be too much distance for this unit to be very effective. It needs either a little larger telecoil in the earpiece or a better amplification circuit. The earpiece is so tiny that you must be very careful not to get it lodge too far down into the ear canal. This earpiece could be better if it were a little larger, with a larger telecoil inside. The professional units are much larger and seal up the ear canal so the sound penetrates much better. You get what you pay for. This was cheap so I thought I would try it but I don't think I can use this in a professional setting. If I were in a crowd setting with lots of conversations going on around me I would never be able to hear this thing above the normal crowd noise.

This device is fit only for your pet pitbull, because only animals completely lacking a neck will have the earpiece close enough to the band to be able to hear a damn thing. Sadly, the device is severely under-powered.Even affixing the loop at the top of a turtleneck, far away from other electrical devices, and playing on maximum volume does not produce an output that can be reliably understood. You really have to hold the band 1 inch away from the earpiece to be able to understanding speech coming through the audio.It's a good idea for the technology, but unfortunately I don't think this is practically usable for most people.

The headphones arrived quickly, but the microphone doesn't work