Bluetooth Headset With 30-Hour Talk and 60-Day Standby

Every control you need, right on the ear

30 hours of talk time

Rated for 30 hours of continuous calls on a 260mAh battery, and 30 hours of continuous music. One charge covers a full week of commuting for most daily riders. When you are not on a call, the 60-day standby keeps the headset ready in a bag or on a desk for weeks.

Controls on the earpiece

The multi-function button handles power on and off and answers or ends calls. Volume plus doubles as previous track, and volume minus doubles as next track. The indicator light tells you the status at a glance, and the USB port sits on the body for charging.

Hook that stays put

The over-ear hook follows the curve of the ear, and the ribbed grip on the body gives your fingers something to hold while you adjust it. The metallic side stripe and ring finish give it a clean look, so it feels at home in a work bag or on a commute.

Battery and connection specs at a glance

• 30 hoursContinuous talk time
• 60 daysStandby time
• 5.0Bluetooth version
• 260mAhBattery capacity

From the box to your first call

1. 1
   Charge it up

   Plug the USB cable into the charging port on the headset. The indicator light confirms charging has started.

2. 2
   Pair with your phone

   Turn on Bluetooth in your phone settings and select the headset from the list. Pairing works the same way with iPhone and Xiaomi phones.

3. 3
   Set the hook

   Bend the hook gently in small steps until it sits snug behind your ear. Adjust it before your first drive, not during one.

4. 4
   Make a test call

   Place a short call and check the mic and volume. Use the volume buttons on the earpiece to set a comfortable level.

Earbuds are the wrong tool for a long drive

The call that dropped

You are twenty minutes into a drive and the earbud in your left ear chirps its low-battery warning. Then the other one slips out on a bump in the road. The client is still talking, your phone is in the cupholder, and you are reaching for it at 60 km/h. This happens more often than it should, and each time it costs you a call or a bit of focus.

A headset that stays on

The over-ear hook takes the weight off the ear canal and sits in place through turns and calls. The controls are on the earpiece itself, so you answer, skip, and adjust volume by feel. You keep your eyes on the road and your hand off the phone.

Charge less, talk more

Rated for 30 hours of continuous talk time and 60 days of standby, the headset turns charging into a monthly habit instead of a nightly chore. Keep it in your bag, pick it up for the next drive, and let the battery do the work.

What to expect over time

1. First use
   Pairing and first call

   Pair with your phone in Bluetooth settings, then place a test call. Adjust the hook for a snug fit before your first drive.

2. Week 1
   Fit settles in

   Most users find the hook comfortable after a few days of wear. Try it on a few short drives to find the position that stays put.

3. 30 days
   Charging becomes routine

   With regular commute use, you charge far less often than you would with earbuds. Your interval depends on how much you talk and listen.

Charge habits that protect the battery

• Charge when the indicator shows low

  Plug in at low battery instead of topping up every night.

• Unplug once it is full

  Lithium cells lose capacity faster when they sit at full charge for days.

• Keep it out of heat

  Hot cars and direct sun wear small batteries down quickly.

• Bend the hook in small steps

  Gentle adjustments keep the plastic from stressing and loosening.

Why a hook headset beats another pair of earbuds