MONODEAL Bone Conduction Headphones with Mic, Bluetooth 5.3 Open Ear Headphones with Noise-Canceling Boom Microphone, Wireless Headset Earphones for Work, Driving, Home Office Commercial

The earphones work great. I've have bought them before a couple of years ago and loved them. The only reason I had to purchase new ones is because the mic went out on the others. And that was my fault I dropped them. And other than that they worked perfect. I highly recommend this product. Feels great on and charges quick.

Purchased multiple so I could have one for home and one for the office. Love the headset

I purchased this headset as a home backup for my 2x pairs (office and travel) of Shokz UC. Before getting into the details, here are the Pros and Cons, when comparing against what I am using today. In the included images, DG10 on the left and UC on the right.Pros:Price - could easily buy 4x of this headset for 1x of the Shokz UCVolume - very loud, where I have to turn down the laptop volume to 20 or lessNo beeping during mute - this is a problem with Shokz, which beeps constantly during mute on TeamsBattery life - I have not measured, since difference in performance, but on par or slightly better to UCCons:Clarity - not as clear as the Shokz, but only matters if you have both and switching constantlyEar fit - my ears do not stick out much, so the thicker ear loops are a bit uncomfortableCase - does not come with one, but I use mainly at home, so not a big dealMulti-point - Shokz has it, but not a deal breaker at the price, since you can just buy 2x of theseTypically, I use a product for a couple of weeks before writing a review. In addition, I only write a review if I believe there is something that I could share with the audience. In this case, I am providing a comparison between the DG10 (Monodeal) and UC (Shokz). Please keep in mind that I have used the UC for over a year, while the DG10 for only three weeks. Hence, I cannot attest for the longevity of the DG10.As noted in the Pros/Cons section, the clarity of the DG10 is not on par with the UC. However, if you are only using the DG10, then you will not notice this slight difference. I mainly use both for conference calls on Teams, so this will be my only point of reference. I cannot give details on music or movie audio quality.Bluetooth connection to my laptop was fast and simple. The procedure is exactly the same between the BG10 and UC, so you really do not need the instructions if you own one or the other. For those that are just buying the DG10, then you just need to charge before use and hold down the volume up button until it starts blinking red/blue. Once this occurs, then pair with your laptop.While on the subject of volume, the volume control of the DG10 works with the laptop, but does not work in Teams. In other words, you can increase and decrease the laptop or system volume from the DG10 headset buttons. However, in a Teams call, you cannot increase or decrease the volume. You will have to do it separately in the Teams device setting menu. It was annoying at first, but once I found the right settings, it was fine. The UC does not have this issue.To be fair, the more annoying aspect is the constantly beeping when I am on mute that comes from the UC. This is a problem known by Shokz and expressed on numerous forums. There are some workarounds, but it does not make sense why the headset beeps non-stop when one is on mute. The DG10 does not exhibit this problem, but it also could be a result from its limited volume control abilities in Teams. If I had to compare which of the two disadvantages was more annoying, then it would be the beeping from the UC. Hence, the DG10 wins out, even if I cannot control the volume in Teams.On the comfort front, the UC does win this battle. Well, it did for me, since my ears are a bit closer to my head. Hence, I need thinner ear loops, so the headset does not push my ears out too much. It might not be as problematic for those with ears which stick out a bit more, but it does bother me. I am the same way with eyeglasses and sunglasses, so it is up to the wearer.In the area of battery life, I will say the DG10 is on par with the UC. I can use both headsets for the entire day without recharging, so I know both will last 10 or more hours. I usually charge at the end of the day, so cannot say if either will last longer. My only complaint is the special charging cable. Not too problematic, but if you were traveling with either, then you need to carry 1x more cable.Sadly, I cannot offer any help with the noise cancellation. I have only used the DG10 at home, which does not have much noise. I have a dedicated office at home, so I always close the door during a call. Hence, it is fairly quiet. If I ever use the DG10 while things are noisy, then I will return and update this review.So, what is my final verdict on the DG10? Overall, I think it is a great buy. If I did not already own the UC, then I would have given this product 5 stars. Because I do own something similar, I had to deduct 1x star for the slight issue with overall comfort and clarity. Again, if you have never used the UC, then I do not think these minor bits will bother you.

This product is fantastic! first day of using it has me thinking I will be using it a lot more than just on my bike! syncs with two devices at the same time! works incredible in both my vehiclesHighly Recommend This Item

Used this product in the past, wanted another pair. Works just as great. Thanks!

I'm giving 3 stars for poor comfort. But the device itself seems excellent for its intended purpose and it looks very nice. I can't speak to battery life as I only just received it.My issue is the rear band. In the picture you can see that it rakes upward quite dramatically. This rake causes the rear band to meet across the back of the middle of my head far above my neck. When driving or when leaning back in my office chair, the rear band is pressed by the headrest and the high back chair and pushes against the whole headset. I would think the rear band would be better if it went straight across or arc downward so it goes across the neckline, thereby not interfering with a seat/chair back. Don't know if that makes sense. I may need to return it in my case as it's a bit annoying and distracting.Hoping someone might see my comment and tell me if theirs is engineered differently and maybe mine is actually bent.

Loud and clear for me. Loud and clear for the other side. What more can you ask for in a headset?Also, quite comfortable!

Item worked well for four months but right speaker failed. However I reached out to out to the vendor and the quickly sent a replacement. Customer service was excellent.