iDIGMALL Bluetooth 5 3 Headset with Microphone Open Ear Headphones w Noise Cancelling Mic for Phone PC Computer

So, after a solid six weeks of putting this Headset through its paces (practically living with this headset), I've got a bunch of thoughts to share. Here's my take on it all. Sound Quality: Let's talk sound, shall we? It's crisp and clear, perfect for those long work calls, podcast binges, and even some soothing Instrumental tunes. Though, if you're hunting for heavy bass, these might not fit the bill. But for me, they've been hitting all the right notes. Microphone Performance: Now, onto the mic. It's been a lifesaver during my work shifts. The background noise cancellation isn't perfect, but it gets the job done, especially when I'm in a hectic environment. And, using it for my entire shift without worrying about battery life is nice. Connectivity: In the beginning, I had a few bumps with connectivity, especially with my PC. But by the second day, it sorted itself out, and since then, it's been smooth sailing. And trust me, I've been putting in some serious hours – around 14 hours every day, minus recharge time. Gaming Mode: The gaming mode? It's been a pleasant surprise. The near-zero delay in music reproduction is a nice touch, though I'll admit, I haven't noticed a massive difference in everyday use. But hey, it's there if I ever need it. down side is you have to manually enable this mode every time you turn the headset on (if you want the gaming mode that is). not that big of a deal though Comfort: Comfort-wise, it might take a couple of days to get used to, especially if you've got a big head like mine. And since they're not your usual earbuds or over-ear headphones, it's a bit of an adjustment. But the cool thing is, you can hear music and your surroundings at the same time, which is great for spatial awareness.Even for marathon work sessions. And the fact that I can still hear what's going on around me? It's a win-win. Appearance and Value: Looks-wise, they're pretty mid-range, but considering the price range they're in, they're fantastic. They're almost invisible when you're on Zoom, Teams, or Google Meets, which is a bonus. And they work pretty decently with those platforms, as well as with WhatsApp and VoIP systems. Final Thoughts: Would I buy these again? Absolutely. They don't break the bank, and they provide a lot of bang for your buck. They're not too painful to replace if they get lost or stolen, and they've been holding up pretty well for me (especially considering I sweat a lot). So, based on my experience, these are definitely worth considering if you're in the market for a new headset. Read more

I bought the G2 mainly for work MS Team meetings and also connecting to my iPhone. Initial setup is very easy. You can pair two devices at the same time. USB Type-C charging is also good. Battery seems to last long time. iPhone shows the battery indicator. After hours of talking, I still have more than half circle on the battery info. The voice is clear from the open ear speakers both sides. The mic also works well. People said they can hear me clearly. I also got the G9 version, the detachable mic. It seems that the G9 is louder, I have to turn the PC volume down. Playing music with G9 also sounds better. Beside the sounds and detachable mic, I think that the G9 works better for me. Both G2 and G9 work well. I am happy with either one. Read more

I was surprised by the audio quality of both the earpieces and the mic. I get good reports of audio quality online from the microphone, which is usually the weak point of headphones like these. I'm also easily getting the full 10 hours of battery life out of these headphones, and very grateful of the USB-C charging port. (I don't know why other manufacturers insist on using proprietary charging connectors.) Fill audio range. Bass sounds are much better in these than with the other two pair that I own and use, however, that comes at the cost of a little more sound leakage, so others nearby can hear what I'm listening to at higher volumes. The downsides: those of us with larger heads struggle with stereo bone conduction headsets. They fit too tightly on the tragus (the sensitive team of cartilage that covers the front of the ear canal), making them uncomfortable to wear as directed for long periods of time. If there were more flexibility to allow these to sit a bit farther forward and perhaps not squeeze so tightly on the sides, they would be more comfortable long term. As it is, I tend to move these so that they rest on the helix (the outer ridge) of the ear and hover over the ear canal. Overall, good for short/medium duration gaming or conferencing, not for a full 10 hour session or sleeping. Read more