Came sewn with the strap flipped so the adjustable part of the strap was inside against the skin. It was easier to unstitch the inverted piece and sew it back right than deal with the whole return thing. Other than that, it’s great. I’ll use it by the pool to hang my phone from the umbrella.******9/22/21- After I wrote this review customer service contacted me and sent me replacements with no charge. The woman I worked with was kind, polite and engaged. She was determined to have the problem solved. Quite a few messages went back and forth about whether I was wearing it right and if there was a problem after all. I still don’t think it sits correctly but I see how they expected you to wear it around the neck. For my own personal taste, I would have preferred the adjustment hardware flipped to the outside, the way I fixed it, but that seems less like a defect and more like a personal taste.I moved this review from a 3 star to a 5 star based on the customer service I got and the product’s usefulness. I appreciate good customer care. I was impressed.

I have maybe a different use case for this. Yes, I wear it for FPV, though I really appreciate it for the flexibility. With the mounting hole on the bottom I find this can double as a stationary cam, or even fit behind my teleprompter if I'm so inclined.And maybe that's why I'm really rather enamored of this thing. It is easy to wear on my head and the stabilization is fantastic. But that's just a part of the utility, in that it works off the head too. So when it comes to creating videos, I can mix certain filming styles and make a (hopefully) more interesting product.I do feel a little like I'm on the set of Minority Report or Mission Impossible when wearing it, but then the attitude is part of making it work. Maybe put a laser sight on it and go Borg. But again...attitude.It offers good picture quality, good stabilization, good versatility, and frankly I think good value at this price point. It's not a GoPro alternative, but rather something else that isn't quite as conspicuous and more suited for Just Plain Use. I like this camera quite a bit.

I bought this to replace a Plantronics that got lost. I tried using the ear loop and adjusting the positioning but after 20 minutes I was starting to get sore and after 30 minutes I had to stop wearing the earpiece. I removed the ear loop and now I wear it all day! It fits my ear securely including while bending over. I am in a service industry so always moving and bending over and it has yet to fall out. Sound quality is good on both sides of the conversation. I haven't had anyone complain they couldn't hear me and I will at times actually turn the volume back down if in a quiet environment. I have worn this while mowing listening to a podcast and do not have problems with it falling our or hearing the audio. All in all a great earpiece, the only issue I had was the ear loop as it just didn't fit my ear properly. May not be a problem for others and again I just use it without the loop and it works great.

Product arrived on time and in god condition with the exception of one defective ear gel. The seller was very prompt in saying they would send another.Sound quality is very good to excellent and the noise reduction when speaking into the headset (according to all the people I asked), allowed the listener to hear me clearly. This, even when driving with the window down. Can't top that.I believe the volume in the earpiece maxes out quicker than other headsets I've used, but I'm using it for conversations rather than listening to music. If someone needs a really loud headset, this would not be my first choice.It is also quite comfortable over longer periods of time. Just like any other Bluetooth wireless device I've used, you cannot go far from the phone and still have it function well. I don't find that problematic, as when I'm not wearing a headset, I don't go far from my phone anyway.Really, all together, for the money a great buy on a quality headset.

My take is that even though I’m in my late 60’s, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro has what I need to maintain my lifestyle and activity routines. I just retired my new Fitbit Charge 5 (after wearing out my 3-year-old Fitbit Charge 2), which I loved and wore to bed to ascertain cardiac fitness. It worked well with my 10,000-20,000 steps/day activities and hiking at elevation in NW Wyoming. The Watch 5 Pro does everything the Fitbit Charge 5 does and more. As an aside, my goal was to transition to the Apple Watch, but started with the Fitbit Charge and eventually buy the overpriced Apple Watch next. A dislike with the Fitbit Charge 2 I had and now the Charge 5 is the display. Difficult to activate (I generally have to aggressively tap the watch face to get it to activate) and not so easy to see as the Watch 5 Pro for 65+ eyes.I now have no plans to buy an Apple Watch after using the Watch 5 Pro for a time.Likes: 1) The large colorful, easy to read display (even in bright sunlight at 5500 feet) for 65+ eyes. 2) The ease of accessing the apps as well as loading apps. 3) The cardiac fitness features (heart rate, etc.), sleep analysis, and hiking are my favorites. This is despite the Samsung Health app on the Android phone system being clunky and not easy to find everything quickly as in the FitBit app-this should be fixed ASAP if Samsung expects the Watch 5 Pro to be successful. 4) The watch band-no issues with wearing to bed, in fact, I believe it is better than the FitBit band as far as one’s awareness of its presence. 5) Rapidity of charging-thankfully, as the Watch 5 Pro has a POOR BATTERY LIFE as compared to the FitBit Charge 5. 6) The “Do not disturb” feature so the watch does not wake you at night with notifications, etc. 7) The “always on” display feature (if activated). The #1 frustration with my FitBit was trying to read the time. I ended up wearing an analog Casio watch on the opposite wrist(!?!) and now back to wearing only 1 watch since I can see the time without furiously waving my hand or tapping the watch face.Dislikes: 1) No “walking” setting only “hiking.” I do most of my cardiac fitness with brisk walks as well as relaxed walking in the beauty of the surrounding mountains here in NW Wyoming. We do hiking, but not daily. We recently did a 4-hour hike (or “march” depending on your perspective) at 7,000 feet, but routinely walk at 5500 feet. 2) Okay battery life-Taking the watch off your wrist for charging is a real bummer and losing data. The battery does last a full day to up to 2+ days, depending on how I use it. A plus is that charging is fast. 3) Conflicting information on getting the Watch 5 Pro activated initially (see below), 4) the single-lead ECG which is the same as the Fitbit and Apple devices. Better single-lead ECG than the FitBit. The current medical literature’s verdict on single-lead ECG smartwatches is still out (irrespective of the marketing messaging out there), 5) No “stationary bike” setting-I don’t believe any of the comparable devices have this setting and end up giving you an “elliptical” exercise (!?), 6) Samsung Health app-too busy and difficult to ascertain basic info as compared to the FitBit app, 7) Requirement to constantly refresh the temperature display using your finger (!?!) on the Watch display, 8) The Samsung Health app works on my Samsung Galaxy phone, not on my Galaxy tablet or on my iPhone 13 Pro Max?!?!?!?! 9) Uneven or sluggish update on # steps completed-very frustrating and completely unnecessary!Bottom Line: This is my first real smart watch on the order of an Apple Watch and I prefer it over the FitBit. Although I still drink the iOS Kool-Aid, I am beginning to prefer Android over iOS with this Watch. I am NOT a Mac guy, to be clear.Note on Samsung Marketing Messaging: YOU MUST USE AN ANDROID (GALAXY) PHONE TO GET THE WATCH 5 PRO ACTIVATED AND TO USE IT-ANDROID TABLETS OR iOS DEVICES DO NOT WORK. There is conflicting information on using the Watch 5 Pro with an iPhone and even an ANDROID TABLET. I have an iPhone 13 Pro Max and it is NOT COMPATIBLE, despite what is available on reference sites. I learned that Watch 4 and 5 are not compatible with Apple devices after I received the watch and was quite frustrated. Samsung is NOT CLEAR in the MARKETING and SUPPORT sites about this fact. YOU MUST USE an ANDROID PHONE and NOT AN ANDROID TABLET to use the Watch 5 Pro. I tried using my Samsung Galaxy S6 Lite to get the Watch 5 Pro working initially, but it would not work (this, after failing to get it working with my iPhone 13 Pro Max). I then obtained a Samsung Galaxy A32 5G phone and finally got the device working. Thus, I had a “wrist brick” for several weeks until I got it working with my new Samsung Galaxy A32 PHONE. Note to Samsung Marketing: Not Cool.

I got this headset to improve my recording quality and I am very happy with the results. I have very little experince with other headsets, but I do have feedback though so I will go over my personal pros/consPro's* Comfortable to wear* Long life battery* Auto mute mic when put up* Mic feeds into the headset like a monitor so you can speak naturally* Easily replicable batteryCon's* The earpieces have way to much flexibility and can be awkward to handle(they are fine when you are wearing it but it is comical how much play they have)* It headset feels like it may fall off when you lean back(so far it has not, and again its fine when you are sitting us straight)* The charging plug is a little awkward to plug in/unplug(a charging dock would be nice)* It works great when I am at the computer / in the computer room, but it would be nice if it worked in other rooms(like when I have to got to the bathroom ect)All in all I am happy with my purchase!

I recently got this from Best Buy and I love it. My old headset was hurting my ears after a short time of wearing them (I have glasses) and this headset hasn't bothered me once. Heat also hasn't been a problem for me either. The sound quality is great and they are really comfortable to wear. Before I snagged this one I bought a logitech g430 (I think that's the model) and it was a terrible headset all around. I traded it in for this and I am so happy I did. This has no plastic creak to it, the build is amazing, and the earpads are really comfortable. The mic quality is better than some of the other more expensive headsets, but it still isn't amazing. I stream on twitch so I use the AT2005usb for a mic, so I don't "need" the mic on this headset. You may want to listen to some audio tests on YouTube, but really have been super pleased with this headset. I recommend to anyone looking for a headset that doesn't want to break the bank.

My husband is older, and has started to have a problem with his skin.When he just walks by something like a chair, the door, table etc. and hits his arm, wrist, it tears his skin and he starts to bleed,and his skin becomes badly Bruised, and blue. He started wearing bandages ever his bleeding bruises, and it has become embarrassing!He does Not take any blood thiners. But a baby aspirin aday thins your blood, and so does Omega 3..NOT saying to stop taking those.Our Dr. Recomended taking C, and a multi vitamin.. it helped a bit but not enough.I started searching around, and found for him to take vitamin K, and like Garden of Life.Since he started to take garden of life raw K, and a 1000mg to 2000 a day of Ester C caps ( Ester C does not upset the stomach),Has made all the positive difference. Before He even started wearing a leather type of wrist band on his right wrist which has helped, but Taking this K has made the biggest difference.He takes one aday, and I just ordered another 2 bottle.My first bottle from Amazon cost $21.99, ( Swanson health ) now a month later I found the exact same garden of life raw K for $13.99.and it is less Money from a Amazon different seller.Shop around people on Amazon for the best price. The seller / vender sets the price, and Amazon has allot if different venders.if you do buy different vitamins etc , try subscribe and save on Amazon it can be less, money . But I have found if the price goes up by a different seller it goes up on that also.So I just bought two bottles of garden of life K.Now thinking if buying more!Just want to mention, K2 MK 4,and the MK7 takes the calcium from your Arteries to your bones, and teeth where it belongs,And Natto is really the one type of food that is best, but most people do not like the taste. This K has it in it...Calcium in your Arteries is what causes harden of the Arteries , plus cholesterol packs it in.And you can have a heart attack! ...it does take years, but we are not getting any younger!I recommed this K.5 stars.