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I have had and used them for over a month. They are excellent in everything, easy to use, sturdy, and fit well in the ear (although this is also a matter of construction-shape and ear size). The sound is great for the money, no one has complained that they can't hear me, and I can hear perfectly on calls. They are also sufficient for music and movies if your PC has Bluetooth. I won't go into the bass and treble details, "it is what it is" for a cheap hands-free. If I were to spend 100-200, then I would write a comprehensive review. At this price, it is obvious that you are buying a mediocre to cheap Bluetooth headset. It is certainly not mediocre in performance, as I already mentioned. It lost one star because on my phone (A5+ 3 years old) - and I emphasize this because others may not have a problem - it does not connect automatically. That is, although it recognizes it normally, I have to press "connect," and I also have some disconnections that don't bother me at all (it may be the phone's fault, after all) because I am used to it. Therefore, it is worth the money, it is a fair purchase, and you will not regret it.

I have it for many years (10, for sure), it lasted quite a while and without any problems, I didn't notice any noise or anything except for the usual noise when the power is cut off and the sound notification (beep) when it's in operation (power outage and it takes over). Of course, in the last 1-2 years (maybe even more), the battery had completely failed and I basically used it as a surge arrest. Last week, I had to change the battery with a good branded 12v battery, around 25 euros if I remember correctly (very easy change, unscrew a lid, remove the old one and simply attach the new battery) AND "light was restored". I have a good branded desktop with a 21-inch monitor. I unplugged it for testing and it lasted with normal PC operation (typing in Word, browsing, etc.) for almost 30-40 minutes. I could also see the battery's "decline" on the visual indicator and at the same time, it would notify me with different frequency beeping as the battery was running out until it reached a continuous beep when it reached its limit. What can I say, 10 years of a machine and with a simple battery change, it became brand new. I had it in the "indifferent" category (I was actually planning to get a new one out of laziness) and now I appreciate its value. Now, I will change the battery when I see a drop and the UPS will be revived. I will also order one for my wife who doesn't have one. The conclusions are up to you.

I also have it, I don't know how many years. However, I am the owner of it without the upgrade with lithium batteries. First of all, we should always keep in mind that we are talking about a rechargeable handheld vacuum cleaner. As such, it is very powerful and reaches the power of a small regular economical vacuum cleaner, at least when its battery is fully charged. It has 2 speeds and even the first one is great. In the winter, when our kitchen (16 sqm) is covered, the B&D cleans everything all week and refreshes the room until the weekly regular carpet cleaning. It is so powerful that if the carpet has fibers, you can find the fluff it sucked in the dustbin. In the car, it saves you from interior cleaning, at least now during the pandemic. It makes carpets and mats spotlessly clean and you can feel it. The same goes for the seats. If it is fully charged, it is more than enough. Now, as a long-time user, allow me to give you some tips to keep it forever, just like me. Firstly, NEVER, I repeat NEVER leave it "plugged in" during charging, as the rule says, charge when it is discharged! Simply, leave it off the base. I made the same mistake and indeed, in the second year, I had to change the batteries (around 25-30 euros). Now, after 3+ years since the replacement, its batteries are like new because I follow the rule of discharging (and I remind you that I don't have it with lithium batteries or with the factory batteries). Also, empty the dustbin after each use (it's very easy, there is a door!) and once a week (depending on usage), shake the paper (fabric??) filter (on the balcony and give it a good hit to remove the dust), which, by the way, I have washed in running water with a little soap several times and it hasn't suffered anything at all. Recently, with an old toothbrush and antiseptic soap, I cleaned the nozzle and it became new again. You won't find another vacuum cleaner like this. Don't think twice, it's worth every penny.