Smallest Mini Wireless Stereo Bluetooth Headphone

I've purchased two of these now, And use the 2nd one for if I'm at work and the battery on the first one gets low. I work a job where there is constant repetitive tasks, And music is not allowed. However, Popping this in my ear then putting my hair over my ear or wearing a hat and no one knows. There's been times I've forgot to hide it and no ones said anything either, When I asked them later they said they just thought that it was a hearing aid. Now to the pros and con'sPros:Good battery life on full battery, I've gotten 6 and a half hours on average. The lower the volume the longer it lasts I've foundDiscrete- As I mentioned its easy to hide and if seen people have just asked me if it was a hearing aid.Can answer calls with it- The quality isn't fantastic. but it gets the job done hands free with just pushing the button to answer, I've only had to repeat myself a couple of times and have answered 7 phone calls with it spanning 3 minutes each on average.Can technically be put in either ear, But just know it won't be that comfortable after a long period of timeCons:One button design can be confusing at first and so can instructions- See below how to use it easiestCan get slightly uncomfortable when wore after 3 hours, If re-adjusted in ear it'll go away.My biggest complain. "Battery low" 15 seconds later "Battery low" 15 seconds later "battery low". when the battery Does get low, The device interrupts whatever you are listening to for 2 seconds to say battery low. This would be fine, If it didn't happen every 15 seconds. Once it gets to this point I power it off and swap to the 2nd one, If you have more patience than me you may be able to handle it!How to pair it with Bluetooth device:1. Put device in ear2. On cell phone/Bluetooth device, turn on Bluetooth.3. Hold down button on device, You will hear Power on followed by ready to pair after about 5 seconds.4. On your device, Select the "S530" that comes up, That's the ear piece.5. Done. Play your music/movie/audio book/videos.The verdict: Get one! If the con's listed were gone then it would be perfect, But at this price its totally worth it! I got 2 with the battery lasting 6 hours since I work 12 hour shifts, And charge both when I get home

This item has a lot of potential and is reasonably priced, but all in all it fell short of what I wanted. I think used solely as a headpiece for discreetly listening to music or podcasts; the ear bud will work well.I had difficulty getting the earpiece to fit properly in my ear; it kept sliding around and/or slipping completely off. By the time I was able to get the piece secured; I'd pushed it so far into my ear it almost became stuck and was challenging to get out. All features appear to be managed through a single, multi-function button, but the documentation that comes with this item doesn't have a lot of information or detail on how to properly use it. Pushing the multi-function produces a very loud snapping sound in your ear, and unfortunately, it was the loudest thing I heard on this device.I attempted three different phone conversations with this unit but ended up switching it out with another device to continue and complete my calls. All three were business conversations and I was told I couldn't be heard properly, the connection seemed shaky, etc. If they had been personal calls, I'm sure I would have been able to fiddle with the configuration to everyone's satisfaction, but in a business setting and for conversations, this device is not the best choice.Pairing with this earpiece is very easy and for its very small size; it feels quite sturdy, and again, if all you want is to listen to a recording or music privately; this would be a great device for just that.

Works well so far as a bicyclist earwig. I use RideWithGPS to get turn by turn directions spoken in my ear now. Battery lasts at least two hours.The voice of the device, though.... I've never heard a truly sultry voice tell me Power On... their voice talent must moonlight in a different industry.Stays secure even with my copious sweating. I can hear traffic fine with it. Only issue is talking to the cyclist on my right, when in a double paceline, when it happens to speak.Note - it is monaural - not both channels one side.I may get another one to swap on epically long rides.

I bought this since I have time at work standing around monitoring which is incredibly boring and we are not allowed to wear earphones/buds. It is discrete and no one has noticed it with my hair down. The sound is also fine, I actually like to listen to audiobooks and I have no problem hearing the narrator even with a noisy room. My only problem is that it is too big for my ear. I don't think I have abnormally small ears, average size for a woman, but this doesn't even remotely fit inside my ear. I have to stretch my ear to wedge it inside which is uncomfortable for a short duration and unbearable long term. Luckily my husband likes it so we are going to keep it for him, but I need to find something else.

Small and unique. I buy this for school and no one notices me listening to the football game or just listening to music. I can still hear my surroundings. I also use this unit for work. I like how everyone thinks it's a hearing aid. Good buy. I bought 2 already. They pair and work really well and simple. The only down side to this it's only about 5 hours of music time or less. Depending on how you use this earphone. I wish there was something that last a little longer. Oh, yes i have a big head and it fits really well in my ear it does not fall out easy.

This is a handy tool for playing music and making calls.Fits well into the ear. So many many however think it is a hearing aid!The charging cord has been so poorly made.It cuts within a week of usage. It has a unique pin charging cord.This makes it impossible to use the universal phone charging cord.