Flex 800

I like to watch movies late at night, but my wife likes to go to bed early. She always complains about the TV noise, so I decided to get a bluetooth headset. I purchased seven listening devices prior to this one. Everything, including a bluetooth base station to plug in my Bose headset, Apple EarPods, bone conduction and over-the-ear headsets. These are the best of all of them. PROS: 1. They are extremely comfortable. 2. It has a real on off switch, instead of a soft-switch. When you turn it on or off, you know it. 3. Setting up the bluetooth is effortless and fast. it must have a very powerful bluetooth transmitter. 4. You don’t have to worry about them falling off or out of your ear. 5. The sound quality is excellent for watching TV. 6. It has a real knob for adjusting settings (instead of clicking a button to change values). Volume changes are easy and so is changing the channel. 7. The auto-retracting wires make storage a snap. CONS: 1. The instructions are cartoon drawings with very little text to tell you what to do. It needs more information about the multi-function button. 2. The USB-C charging port is covered with a cap that rotates 180 degrees to reveal the port. Unfortunately the cap looks like a button. The bad part is that it is not labeled. Eventually i figured it out. You have to lift the cap with your fingernail in order to rotate it. Overall I love this headset (so far). If they hold up, then they will be an outstanding value. Stay tuned for any future updates.

They are actually a little smaller than the other brands and can push in your ear farther, which actually is fine but it makes the sound block out so you cant hear the sound (music in my case). So I end up having to take them out and re-insert them trying to go only half way so that they are in good, but not too good. The bluetooth works awesome pairing, and the sound is great. People tell me they hear a lot of the background sometimes when I talk with them but over all they are good. They are great on my end. Much better value than LG- LG 700's were the best and I don't know why they quit making them and changed to garbage that is way more money- so this brand filled the market gap left behind. They are affordable and mostly awesome.

I really like this product and I've purchased these same model multiple times. Only problem is I can't get them to last more than 6 months. 1 of the speakers go out every time within 6 to 7 months. Even with extended warranty Amazon won't help until after 1 year, they tell me to contact the manufacturer. This is probably my 6th or 7th purchase and it's been about 7 months and this morning the left speaker quit working. I got it working again but it's probably not going to last.

Got the unit 2 months ago and it started off pretty decent on my Samsung S23 Ultra. Folks were better able to hear me, compared to the BCS700 model. But over the last few weeks it's getting to the point of unusable. It's constantly disconnecting and reconnecting (with beep notification), and the devices internal EQ keeps adjusting the sound and telling me about it ("game mode on/off" "bass", "treble", etc). (I've turned off all audio notification during testing/troubleshooting to no avail, and ExFit doesn't have a current app) The sound quality is better than the 700, folks can hear me clearly. But I can't hear them well, only because the dang headset keeps yapping or beeping over the other person talking. Battery life isn't s impressive as the LG units. But I'd be very happy ... if the damn thing would shut up and do it's job.

I've had a few other neck band headphones and this is the best for me that is used daily for over 18. Goes about a week per charge. They are still quick to retract. When it' not in use I can conceal it under my coller.

I rarely write reviews. Only if something is exceptionally good or truly terrible. After being a LG neckband user for as long as I can remember, I finally decided to save some money and get this EXFIT thingy. Given its price as compared to how much I was spending on LG neckbands, my expectations were quite low. So, this thing arrived today. Boy was it a good surprise. A really nice sound, feels solid, and simple in operation. I do have to admit, that the dial control is a little overloaded with functions. When you have several buttons, it is easier to remember which one performs what function. Here the same dial does everything. You press it different number of times or for different number of seconds to do different things. I hope eventually I will memorize all those manipulations. I own a Samsung phone, so pressing the dial for 2 seconds activated Bixby, who I can ask to do different things. On iPhones it apparently activates Siri. On Pixels - I suppose Google assistant. Time will tell how long the retractor will hold up and how long the cables will last before they start losing connection to the speakers. The day 1 impression is very positive. If something out of the ordinary happens - I will update this review. If Flex 800 lasts for at least 2 years - I will be happy and no updates will be posted.