Yuwiss Bluetooth Earpiece: Hands-Free Wireless Calling for Your Smartphone

Your Brother In ChristYour Brother In Christ: After the initial charge, I used the bluetooth earpiece for maybe around 30 hours over the course of about a month (during multiple 5 hour chunks while I was out and about) before the battery needed recharged!!! I was so impressed. I'm not sure if it's lasted quite that long in between each charge since, but I've only had to charge it a handful of times over the last three months! I am extremely disappointed in myself, however, as I somehow managed to lose it a couple of days ago and have missed it so much every day since. I need to get another one! I have even recommended this product to multiple family members because it's so nice! And this is coming from someone who hates having things in my ears, but this is so comfortable for extended use! I only started to mind near the end of the 5 hour chunks.

The only downside? The clear ear holder is pretty easy to break. If you intend to put it on and leave it you should be fine, but as I was using this in bed and rolling over and needing to switch the ear it was in, and thus remove and reposition the ear holder, it was taking way more strain than it could deal with and snapped. Still, the earpiece came with many ear holders, so...

United States on Jul 22, 2021

asd1983: I like this headset and wanted to like it more, but there were a couple of issues that made me lower the score by two stars.

TL/DR:
Pros:
* Good price
* Good battery life
* Easy to use
* Pairs with up to 2 devices simultaneously.

Cons:
* Metallic mesh on speaker is not attached securely.
* Earhooks included are very fragile.
* Inconsistent customer service.

Details
First, the positives:
The price is great for what I needed, and it has good battery life (can keep it on for 8 hours of moderate use, listening to online training modules and taking phone calls). It's easy to use and is able to pair with two devices at once. This is key for me, as I need it to pair with my computer's audio, my phone's audio, but NOT my phones media audio. This means I can listen to computer video content through the headset, I can take calls through the headset, but can set the phone's media audio to still play through the phone itself (podcasts/Spotify etc).

And now, the negatives:
This comes with several sizes of silicone end pieces for the speaker/earbud. In switching out different sizes to see which one fit my ear properly, the metallic...

United States on May 04, 2020

Chris Holden: For the money, this is a good value for an MP3 player.
First, the ear phones supplied are of a poor audio quality, but that is not the reason for purchasing an MP3 player. I used a couple of other ear bud/phones I own and found the quality is pretty good, noting that there is a setting for different 'equalizer modes' which allows you to choose from 'normal', 'pop', 'rock', etc. This helps with whatever kind of music you are listening to.
Unfortunately, unless you've owned one of this type of MP3 player in the past, the menu is NOT intuitive. But with some perseverance and practice, you can discover how it works and the various settings.
Inside of the 'repeat' menu is the option to 'shuffle'. Note the shuffle only works for songs/tracks within a 'folder'. You may have only a few tracks within that folder, so listening to them 'shuffle' over and over will be quite boring.
This device will not shuffle all songs/tracks on the device without a 'work a round'. I found this out the hard way. Upside is that you can still use 'Windows Media Player'' (if you have a Windows 7 OS) to import songs/tracks to this MP3 device. You can hook up to a PC with the supplied USB cord (old...

United States on Nov 25, 2019