TECKNET Single Ear Bluetooth Headset - Noise Cancelling Microphone

I need to start this by saying I am very rough on the headset. It gets tossed in my purse, backpack, and generally spends most of the day propped on my bun. I'm on my 2nd headset, and will keep buying them. The sound is always clear, I rarely get complaints from people I'm speaking to. I keep both my personal Android phone, and my work iPhone connected simultaneously. After a while, the microphone boom gets a little loose and doesn't always stay in position. Fixed that with a small hair tie to increase friction, and it kept on working just fine.

I won’t comment on quality. As I returned it as it wasn’t working. It’s been almost 2 months since I have returned it and still I haven’t received my refund. Don’t at all buy it. It’s a waste of time and loss of money. I would give it -100 ratings if I could.

If you like the comfort of being able to stay aware of your surroundings while covering both ears with a pair of conventional earbuds, this is the recommended device. Connectivity: Once your phone's Bluetooth recognizes it, it connects immediately and emits a sound indicating that it's connected, and it also tells you when the battery is low. The sound is clear and crisp, and the receiver can hear you well too. There's no background noise. I've used this model for over two years, and it still works very well. The only drawback I've noticed is that the microphone, which can rotate 360 degrees, has worn down and doesn't stay in place, but this is more likely due to normal wear and tear.

To start with, if you're looking at this to use with a Playstation 5, don't. PS5 doesn't support bluetooth audio devices, as I discovered today. First, the pros. It is a breeze to pair, turn on, and turn off. A voice clip plays when turned on, pairing, or turning off, so you know what's happening. It's comfortable, and from my limited testing the microphone works rather well. As for range, it was able to connect to my PC from the other side of the house, on a different floor.Now for the cons, and they are many. The store page says it can connect to two different devices, but from my testing that's a lie. It can pair with one device at a time, and if that device is on then all attempts to pair will default to it. In addition the audio quality is not very good. It struggles at times to maintain a signal even when right next to the source device, frequently dropping sound for a second. The volume buttons adjust things in +/- 7% increments, which is fine I suppose. But anything less then 50% and you may have trouble making out what you're hearing due to the low quality speaker. Any higher then 50% is far too loud, but anything less then that is too quiet and tinny.Would I recommend this headset? No, not really. If you need a cheap headset for your computer or phone, it'll work fine enough for that. And the price is rather good. But with the poor audio quality I have trouble recommending this product.UPDATE: After using this headset for a bit over four months, I can honestly say you should not buy this. $30 was far too much for the product, and in truth it's only worth maybe half that. WHile the headset can CONNECT to a device from across the house, audio starts cutting out after stepping outside of the room, call it 4 or 5 feet away from the device. When trying to record, there is a constant ticking sound. And then today, March 1st 2026) the ticking became audible in the headset, followed by a high pitched screech before the headset died. It was not used very much during the 4 and a half months of owning the headset. Maybe a total of 30 hours of use per month.Do Not Buy.

I love it. It just stopped working!! I charged it and tried to reconnect and nothing the little light doesn’t blink or anything. It only indicates that it is charged 😭