Single-Ear Bluetooth Headset with 17-Hour Talk Time
One earpiece that keeps you on calls from the commute to the last meeting. The hook turns 180° to fit either ear, and the stated 17 hours of talk time covers a full workday.
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One earpiece that keeps you on calls from the commute to the last meeting. The hook turns 180° to fit either ear, and the stated 17 hours of talk time covers a full workday.
Hands-free business calling with 17 hours of talk time and 170 hours of standby
- hands-free calling while driving or walking
- all-day battery needs
- uncomfortable ear fit
- cluttered wired headsets
Take every call hands-free, all day
Tired of fumbling with cables and dead earpieces between meetings? This single-ear headset with a 180° rotatable hook is built to keep you connected from the commute to the last call.
A hook that turns to fit your ear

A hook that turns with you
The over-ear hook rotates 180°, so the earpiece sits on either ear. Switch sides when one ear is busy with a helmet, a tool belt or a phone in the other hand. Set the angle once and the earpiece stays put through a long call.

Calls that last the workday
The pack states 17 hours of play and call time and 170 hours on standby. That covers back-to-back calls on a long shift, and a short top-up during a break keeps it ready for the drive home.

Discreet, single-ear fit
One earpiece keeps the other ear open for traffic, colleagues and station announcements. The glossy black body with a coloured side stripe looks sharp in a suit and blends in on a job site.
The numbers behind the calls
- 17 hoursStated play and call time
- 170 hoursStated standby time
- 180°Rotatable over-ear hook
Ready for the first call in minutes
- 1Charge the earpiece
Give it a full charge before the first use so the stated talk time has room to work.
- 2Pair with your phone
Switch on Bluetooth on your phone, then pair the earpiece from the Bluetooth menu.
- 3Set the hook
Rotate the over-ear hook through its 180° range until the earpiece sits on the ear you want.
- 4Place the silicone tip
Seat the in-ear tip gently, then place a test call to check the microphone and volume.
From the cord to the open line
The call you almost missed
Your phone buzzes in the car or on a busy street, and you are left patting your pockets for the phone while the ring fades out. A wired headset means a cord across your lap or a bag full of tangled wire. Most missed calls happen in the seconds it takes to find the right device.
Why the old fix keeps failing
Cords snag on door handles and seatbelts. Small earbuds are easy to lose and run flat by the afternoon. Speakerphone is hard to hear in a car and awkward in a crowd. Each of these fixes costs you a call or a bit of focus.
One earpiece, all day
The hook turns 180° so you can wear it on whichever ear is free. The stated 17 hours of talk time and 170 hours of standby mean you top it up on your own schedule. Answer with one press, keep the other ear open, and get back to what you were doing.
What to expect over time
- First usePairing and first call
Pair with your phone, set the hook to your ear and place a test call.
- 3 usesFinding your fit
After a few days of calls the hook and in-ear tip usually feel natural. Adjust the rotation if the earpiece sits too high or low.
- 30 daysPart of your routine
Reaching for it on the commute or between meetings becomes habit, and the battery settles into the pattern the pack describes.
Why one earpiece beats a wired cord
| This headset | Wired headset | Small Bluetooth earbuds | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cord-free | — | ||
| Rotating ear hook | — | — | |
| One ear open for traffic | — | — | |
| Hands-free while walking or driving | Partial | ||
| Stated long battery claim | — | Partial |
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
Yes. The over-ear hook rotates 180°, so you can move the earpiece to whichever ear is free. Set it once and the fit holds through a long call.
The pack states 17 hours of play and call time and 170 hours on standby. Real talk time shifts with volume and distance from the phone, so a quick top-up during a lunch break keeps it ready for the drive home.
A wired headset costs less up front but catches on car seatbelts, door handles and bags, and it ties you to one spot. One charge covers a full workday of calls, and the hook lets you move freely between tasks.
The body is glossy, premium plastic with a rotating hook, a built-in microphone and a blue LED so you can see the status at a glance. These are the parts that keep it comfortable and reliable across many calls.
It keeps one ear open, which helps you hear traffic. Keep the volume moderate and follow the hands-free rules where you drive.
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