neckband bluetooth headphones retractable reviews

There are plenty of great Bluetooth headphones that free listeners from wires without strapping a large collar around their necks. Striking, on a good day.īeyond that, however, there are questions of practicality. There’s the obvious: They look a bit unorthodox. It is rated at 16 hours for music playback and 18 hours for phone calls.Naturally, they’ve earned a good dose of skepticism along the way. The battery life is also longer than most of them. I’ve tested a lot of budget in-ear headphones but none of them could beat the consistent connection on these Savfy headphones. I also love that they have voice notifications when I’m going too far from my smartphone. It has a good range and I hardly experience any interruption.

The Bluetooth connection of the headphones is quite amazing. There are an On/Off switch, volume rocker or previous/next button, a multifunction button on the outside, and a microUSB port underneath. There is no carrying pouch, and I believe you don’t need one because the headphones can be tossed anywhere.Īll buttons and connections are placed on the right side of the band. Inside the box, there are just the Savfy headphones, an extra pair of eartips, and a USB cable. You can fold the 2 sides towards to top of the band, so these become the smallest headphones among those similar products. However, they made the Savfy headphones even more compact with the foldable design. It seems like Savfy borrowed the idea from LG Tone headphones as the mechanism is pretty much the same. You can pull the earbuds out of the neckband, and when you’re done listening to music, you can retract the cords with a simple button press. What is interesting here is the retractable earbuds. They have the shape of a band that can sit sturdily around your neck. The Savfy headphones’ design is similar to some other neckband headphones on the market, like the Samsung Level U and especially, the LG Tone.

Neckband bluetooth headphones retractable reviews