Bluetooth Headset - V5.0 Wireless Handsfree Earpiece Built-in Dual Mic Noise Cancelling, 10 Days Standby 16Hrs HD Talktime Ultralight Headset for iPhone Android Samsung Laptop(Black)

I use a Surface tablet and an I Phone and i like the earpiece headset to hook up to both of them. Most of the time I am in the car or a cafe writing or responding to calls and texts. My old Motorola headset did all this perfectly but I can't get those anymore (the new Motorola headsets are terrible). So, what's to like and hate about this one?Like - the weight is very good, it stays in my ear over long periods, and it connects immediately to my I phone and the Surface tablet. It hods a charge really well and sound quality is good on both my end and the person I am talking to. It recharges fast and generally I really like it.Not so much - The on off switch is a button you push, and it takes 5 seconds to come on. That does not seem like much until you're in a hurry and you are not sure if it's on or not. I prefer a push switch. But, when it does come on it hooks up to the phone instantly. I got used to looking on the phone to see of the headset is on. If you just leave it on all day that would not be an issue, and it is good pretty much all day.Taking and making calls - My Motorola and my Apple ear buds both let me make and connect to calls by touching the earpiece. On this headset you have to push that on off switch to get a call which is acceptable but to make a call you have to go to the phone and do whatever your phone requires to make a call. You also cannot just press the switch and say "read text" and get the text or send one. I will not touch, or look at, my phone while I am driving so using the headset switch was good for me. That is just not possible with this headset.Even with the limitations I like it well enough to buy another one to have for when I put this one through the laundry, or leave it in a restaurant, which happens more than I like to admit.Reviews update. Ok Ok I need to fess up here. I found a small button on the side of the headset that allows me to touch that button and make calls, access text messages and dictate emails. That makes this a really nice product and I need to amend my comments about the headset.

I enjoy this ear piece. Siri announces the person's name, not the number, unless it's a number not in your phone. Good charging speed, easy to use and a good price and lightweight. The only draw back is the fact that it breaks off from the earpiece part easily. Be sure to place it down on the flat side. One more drawback, after awhile the sound tends to get lower even when the volume is up to the max. I can let this hang out of my ear and still can hear and speak clearly. Good deal!!

The ear plastice that holds unit to youre is uncomfortable. Is not right. The sound is good, easy to use. Price was good. Unit looks great.

After about a week, the primary button no longer clicks or depresses. It is just stuck. I could still turn it on / off and start / stop listening with it, but I had to put pressure on a button that doesn't move. It hurts my ear to do that with it still in my ear. I'm at about the 2 month point and it is barely usable anymore because the button only works sometimes.On the plus side I have no complaints about the sound and the battery lasts longer than I expected.I need to get a replacement. I will definitely NOT be getting another one of these.After a 3 months, the broken button that kinda still worked is no longer working. This thing was really a waste of money. I'm dropping it down to 1 star because this thing is just not usable without an operational button.

Out of 40 Bluetooth devices that I’ve used to speak on my iPhone, this is the best! That included Apple AirPods, AirPods Pro, Plantronics, and many others. The S525 sounds the clearest to whomever I’m on the phone with, and sounds the clearest to me. Very lightweight, and very comfortable and I hardly ever use the around the ear loop, as it rarely falls out of my ear. Battery lasts FOREVER; I never run out of juice.

I bought this to replace my Plantronics M180 which I loved. I have not found anything comparable with it so I decided to give the ADADPU a try.The ADADPU Bluetooth is just ok. It charges quickly and seems to hold a charge ok.However it is missing features that I consider to be important.1. This does not announce battery life. You can only see the battery life by going to your blue tooth devices in your settings. It showed it was charged to 100% and I talked on it for about an hour in total all day but I did leave it turned on until the evening. I turned it off at night and the next morning it still said 100%. I thought wow this is great? But about a hour later when I checked it, it was suddenly down to 60%.2. It needs an on/off switch. The push button keeps turning on or off while it's in my purse because it gets pressed up against another item by accident.I will keep this one and use it until I can find one with the features I need.I wish I could just find a new battery for the Plantronics but so far I've not found one.