Link Dream Bluetooth Earpiece Wireless CVC8.0 Headset for Cell Phone Dual Mic Noise Canceling Handsfree Phone Earpiece with Mute 20Hrs Talk Time 180 Day for iPhone Android Home Office Driving 2 Pack

Good value budget Bluetooth phone headset. Controls well placed. USB-C charging. Great battery life. My complaints are that it doesn't announce calls from the contact list and doesn't announce talk time remaining when powering on. That and I HATE having a digital tone version of Ride Of The Valkyries as the incoming call prompt. This is the third BT headset I have tried that for some reason thinks that Wagner is the perfect ring sound. But, that said, the headset works well and has good volume and call sound and is very affordable at $16 (the price at the time of my order on Amazon).

Very lightweight and easy love the strap around the back. Works perfectly very clear. Satisfied

I do like almost all the functions of the link dream Bluetooth headset. I do not like that you can't really hear when somebody texts you when it's in your ear because it's so very quiet even though I have the volume up on the headset. Also the black floppy over the earpiece needs to be a little bit more sturdy and stiff than it is now because it's wide and wimpy. I took a plastic one off my old Plantronics and put it onto the link dream for now. They really should consider putting that on instead or making the black over the earpiece a little more sturdier. Overall I would recommend it because it has good sound quality and noise cancellation. Link dream should take notice of these reviews and that could help them make a better product.

Absolutely the BEST ear bud ever! Outstanding sound quality, long lasting battery and comfortable to wear. It's very lightweight, so you almost forget you're wearing it, and the package includes multiple replacement buds so you can find the exact right fit.The controls are simple and straightforward and the clarity is amazing.

First one was perfect, the two after that people on the other line would complain that they couldn't hear me. Mics were defective in the second and third pair I have. I went with another brand after that.

Comfortable and clear. Great for the price!

Wouldn't recommend purchasing! I bought this for my husband who's an OTR truck driver and I couldn't hear him on this at all. It sounded like he was in a tunnel. He ended up having to go back to his old headset which sounded alot better than this piece of junk.

Update: I've been using it daily for 10 months now (wearing an average of around 4 hours a day wiht maybe 45 minutes to an hour of talk time a week), and have had no problems. In that time I've only recharged it 3 times so I can confirm that the power switch really shuts the unit off.I've only had it one week, so I can't speak for long-term reliability, but so far I'm happy with the headset (Link Dream LC-B45). It is a larger than than several others that I've tried recently, but I don't see this is a problem. I'm using it with a Motorola Moto-g 5G 2023 edition.Good Points:- Physical switches (power switch and multi-function switch). I have a lot of trouble with capacitive switches for some reason. The physical switches were the main reason I tried this model. I can reposition the earpiece without worrying about hanging up on a call.- Good noise cancellation and volume. I was clearly heard when driving on an interstate at 70 MPH with a window rolled down. I also had no trouble understanding the person on the other end of the call.- USB-C charging port.- Long battery life. I charged it a week ago and have used it for over an hour of active calls and about 10 hours of standby time. It is still reporting 80% charge to the phone (but that is just self-reported charge, I don't know how long it will really last).- Mute Button on headset. Handy when you need it.Bad Points:- None that I can think of so far. It is on the larger size, but that also makes it easier to handle.Unknowns:- I haven't seen how far the unit stays connected to the phone. Its certainly good for 10 feet or so.Update: leaving the phone in the car, I can walk around 75 feet before it disconnects, but I don't know how the connection quality degrades at longer distances.