LEVN Bluetooth Headset with Microphone, Wireless Headset with Mic & Mute Button, 60 Hrs Working Time Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headset 5.3 Multipoint Connect to Cell Phone/Mobile/Laptop/Tablet/PC

The Levn Bluetooth Headset CT003 has truly transformed the way I manage my day-to-day activities. If you’re in the market for a reliable and high-quality Bluetooth headset, this is the one you’ve been waiting for.Let’s start with the sound quality. The CT003 delivers crystal clear audio, ensuring that every call, podcast, or music track is a joy to experience. No more struggling to hear the person on the other end, even in noisy environments. The noise-canceling technology is remarkable, providing an immersive and distraction-free listening experience.Comfort is key, and this headset excels in that department. The ergonomic design fits snugly in your ear and is so lightweight that you’ll forget you’re wearing it. I can wear it all day without any discomfort – perfect for those long work calls or multi-hour road trips.One of my favorite features is the incredible battery life. I can go days without needing to recharge, even with heavy use. It’s a lifesaver, especially when you’re on the go and can’t afford to be tethered to a charging cable.Pairing the CT003 with my devices is a breeze, and the Bluetooth connectivity is strong and reliable. The built-in microphone is of exceptional quality, ensuring that my voice comes through loud and clear during calls. Plus, the multi-point connectivity feature allows me to seamlessly switch between my phone and tablet, making multitasking a breeze.What sets this Bluetooth headset apart is its versatility. It’s not just for phone calls – I use it to listen to audiobooks, make voice commands, and even participate in virtual meetings. The CT003 is a true all-in-one solution.In summary, the Levn Bluetooth Headset CT003 is a must-have for anyone seeking hands-free freedom and audio excellence. Its sound quality, comfort, battery life, and compatibility make it a standout choice for busy professionals, multitaskers, and tech enthusiasts. Say goodbye to tangled wires and hello to a new level of convenience and clarity. I wholeheartedly recommend the Levn CT003 – it’s your essential companion for a wireless world!

I wore out my previous headphone after about 4 years of solid use and needed a new one. I looked at a range of them and settled on this one. It seems pretty solid after a few weeks of steady use. The audio quality is acceptable even for music listening. I picked this one because it had a boom mic which is on a swivel and can be moved out of the way when not in use.The only downside so far is that the ear cups are a bit small. While soft, they do press on the either the top or bottom of my ear. After a full day's use, my ear does get numb. It is almost as if the designer used their childs ear as a model.Otherwise these are good. Would I recommend? See what else is available first. If you don't see anything else, this is a good option.

I love this headset!! It’s extremely comfortable. I wear it a minimum of 12 hours a day. And it never hurt my ears or my head. You can see in my photos that the cushion for the ear is open a bit so your ear fits so nice and snug in that bed and the surrounding padding is so soft. Accross the headband is also cushioned. The microphone flips to either side. So you can have it on your left or right side. The arm of the microphone is bendable as well so you can easily adjust to the perfect distance from your mouth. The sound quality is exceptional!! Background noise is blocked very well. The range is long. I was able to leave my computer go outside and walk my dog and still be connected! I did have to purchase a usb Bluetooth dongle as my computer did not have Bluetooth capabilities which was inexpensive, just check your system ahead of time so you know if you will need one as well. I know it holds a charge a minimum of 12 hours I don’t know past that as I charged it nightly, as to not risk it dying in the middle of my workday. Set up/pairing was very simple, it does take a little bit of time though, so don’t wait until the last minute to pair it or panic, however, you only have to do it once per device . Yes, they can pair with more than one device at a time; which is nice to go between my desktop and my laptop. The power and volume buttons are easily accessible. The mute isn’t a button you just tap the little circle. The only thing I had an issue with was muting, I work from a remote call center if I had it muted when a call came in I could not unmute it and I could not mute it in the middle of a call. Once the call is connected the mute option did not work for me. Other than that these are perfect I would most definitely buy them again. Great Purchace!

These headphones are decent for the price. I have no complaints about the sound quality, or the microphone quality.The comfort level is ok for what it is. These are "on-ear" headphones, meaning the cans do not surround the ear, but they will press your ear against the side of your head. If you wear glasses (which I do), this will get uncomfortable after a few hours. This is personal preference, however, so I won't ding this product for it, as it is labeled as "on-ear", so it was my fault for not taking that into account. (What I need is "over-the-ear" headphones.)The other caveat is another thing that may not affect all users. If you are trying to use these for gaming, or any other use case where you need to use the microphone and hear in stereo at the same time, these will not work for you. This headset uses only Bluetooth for wireless connectivity, and this is a limitation in Bluetooth. I will usually be in a voice chat on Discord while in a game. With this (and any other Bluetooth-only) set, once you are in voice, it will switch the audio from stereo to mono sound. Otherwise, if you have stereo sound, the microphone is not active. (This is because the microphone is only available in the "Hands-free telephony" mode, which does not support stereo audio.) So, not necessarily this product's fault, since it does not claim to support any other wireless protocol, but something I was unaware of, and you should be aware of if this will affect you. If you do want stereo audio while using the mic, I believe that headsets that use 2.4GHz for wireless should do the trick.Because of these two issues, I will be returning these and getting an over-the-ear 2.4GHz wireless headset instead.

These feel like a cheap toy won on a sketchy gaming parlor from one of those scummy claw machines.Unbelievably cheap box, with cheap inside packaging and manuals were a prelude and a sign of how cheap ass this headset was.Update: Now they won't turn on, but when they last did, only the left speaker was working,This is isn't guys, these guys are too expensive for the cheap build and bad quality, there's so much better stuff for cheaper even.PROS:- It's so light! It's like it's made of no material at all!CONS:- Speakers are too boomy, makes for muddled sound. Also sound escapes out and everybody can hear you and you generate noise into the environment.- Microphone has no noise suppression, if anything it adds noise.- Turning them on is a game of chance, you can be holding the button for half an hour it still won't power on. It has to be awoken somehow, you have to fiddle with all the buttons, a random arcane sequence, and then maybe, in one of those pressing-and-holdings of the power button it might just turn on.- That doesn't mean it'll work, though. Sometimes if the mic is on, the sound won't come out, or it'll just play music, but not function as a communications device. So you'll change modes, disconnect reconnect, power on and off, waste so much time trying to at least get audio to come off the headset, even at the cost of having to use the laptop's microphone, for some reason you end up cooking up these weird amalgamations of configurations, when you really shouldn't be jumping through hoops just to use a bluetooh headset to listen and talk.- The mute button only works when the mic is enabled. Also there's no way to know if it's on or off, you have to double tap it and listen carefully for the lady to tell you, if it's quiet enough to understand the subtle difference between the cues "Mute On" and "Mute Off"; which, often in the middle of a meeting with people talking constantly, it isn't. Also double tapping is such a slow, error prone gesture, why not just tap it? That button doesn't have any other function. Just tap it. Why the extra layer of security to add a second, in quick succession, tap? It's not like I'm accidentally tapping the sides of my head at any random time during a conversation.- Also they're really not that cheap for them being as cheap quality as they are. And also because now I have to spend even more on buying another headset that hopefully won't as cheap as these.