TOORUN M26 Bluetooth Headset-Red

I have had and used this earpiece for over a year and can report it works well. It comes with different style parts to secure it while wearing (over ear and in ear solutions). Battery life is excellent, I can go days of standby and on call use without needing to recharge the battery. Audio and noise canceling is great, you can hear and be heard clearly. There are voice prompts for power on/off, device connection, and a battery low tone. Uses USB micro cord for charging, and LED changes to blue when charging is complete. Style and colors are nice looking, not uncomplementary. Highly recommended.

This is the most stupid-cheap, rugged, and awesome little device. I bought one a while ago to see if I might like a real Bluetooth earpiece and I liked that one so much after I dropped it down a sewer I bought a second one. I figured a cheap one was probably better for my line of work anyhow as I work in a factory. The sound quality is good enough, it doesn't cancel noise very well, but it's loud and stays put very well. It weighs nothing and is surprisingly rugged - I've dropped it off ladders and mezzanines and somehow the plastic hasn't even cracked. Battery life is great for such a light and cheap device. My ear does tend to get a tad sore if I wear this for 12 hours straight but I don't notice it otherwise. This is not the best device on the market but I'll be danged if it's not the best for the money.

Exactly what I was looking for in a first headset (mainly for listening)! Decent sound quality. Very simple to pair with my phone (Nexus 5X) and laptop (Macbook Pro) simultaneously! (Though I did have some issue where my phone wouldn't recognize it anymore. Turning phone off and back on and factory resetting headset fixed it. Now it auto-connects to phone and laptop when I turn the headset on.) I can hear notifications/calls and listen to music/videos from both devices without others hearing (though there do seem to be some slight audio delays and unpredictable behavior when connected to both devices). I was delighted to find (instructions were minimal) that holding the main button for 3-sec starts voice dial (launches Google Assistant on Android!). I'm excited Google Assistant works so I can perform actions ("what time is it?", "play my audiobook", etc in addition to answer/hangup/redial, play/pause/FF/RW, volume controls provided by the 3 headset buttons) without taking my phone out of my pocket. The mic doesn't seem to have great quality since I have to speak quite loudly for commands to be heard or to hear myself on a test phone call with my Google Home. For me, the original earbud piece fits well in either ear (quite comfortable/lightweight and I could not make it fall out by shaking my head), but there is also a smaller earbud piece and 3 different ear hooks. I'm very excited to keep it in my pocket throughout the day (it's quite small) to quickly have headphones accessible without wearing them all day or fumbling with cords. I'm also looking forward to using this for biking (leave one ear open to hear traffic), though I expect the mic will be basically unusable in wind. Watching a YouTube video on my phone, I did notice a few seconds of video/audio lag, but relaunching the YouTube app seemed to have resolved it. I haven't tested battery life yet, but the earpiece announces battery level when you turn it on (I've heard High and Medium after ~2 hours of use). You can also see the battery level on your phone, but I don't think it's accurate because it still says 100%. As others have mentioned, clicking the main button is quite loud, but I haven't found it uncomfortable and definitely not a dealbreaker for me. There are a few quirks, but the price is right for this little headset!

Doesn't stay charged long and fades in and out on phone calls when talking

Having used the same headset for literally years, I was very sad when it stopped working properly. So, the search was on to find a good replacement. I read through the information on this product. It seemed to be what I was looking for and the price was good to take a chance. It's amazing how much we don't actually talk to each other any more. So I finally got a phone call from my daughter. I had the headset turned on and in my ear. It TALKED to me when I activated it and when the call was coming in! I love that feature! The voice announced an incoming call and gave the phone number that was calling me. This would be VERY handy when you're driving and can't look at the phone to see who is calling. My daughter's voice came through very clear. I had no issues hearing her and she had no issues hearing me. The single ear headset comes with 3 ear hooks, two with different shapes and one soft plastic. I prefer the soft plastic ear hook. No discomfort at all. It comes with two covers for the speaker. both are functional and it is simply your preference which to use. It functions exactly as I expected and wanted. I haven't tried it with music. I'm not really into that function for my phone and a single ear headset. All in all, this single ear headset is comfortable, it talks to you, it is reliable and I WOULD buy it again.

My unit has been dropped from the Semi truck, stepped on, spilled on with Monster Mutant soda. And ya know what?? The little SOB works fine and hasn't posed any issues. It charges fine, pairs within 10 seconds on my Galaxy Note 8 or my new One+6T and sounds fine over the Trucks noise. And my Semi is going to be a heck of a lot louder than your regular car or stupid Prius. Compare the pricing to other brands and you're getting a damn fine unit for your dollar. So all you little sissies and ladyboys whining about the power button or battery life or your POS PC shutting down need to shut your pie holes. 17 bucks peeps! So stop bashing this lil guy and go pay more elsewhere.

I couldn't wait for my new earpiece to come in. I had been looking and looking finally deciding on this one. Love the color and the size. My old one had died and I was very suprised it lasted as long as it did. It felt so cheap in my hand. I think I had that one for about a year and that one was under $20 like this one. I charged it when it came or so I thought it charged, but when I went to use it, it was dead Charge it again. Read the directions on how to turn on and there should be blue lights for on, red for off. No blue light. Only red blinking which should have been the turn off signal. Paired it with my phone which was easy enough, but the sound quality was not good. If you ever listened to an AM radio, then switch over to FM, the sound quality was the AM. Last night I was listening to Art Bell, (my nightly ritual) and I decided to switch to my headphones. This thing would not turn off. I thought it was off but my podcast kept stopping then play, stop then play. It kept trying to link up even though the red blinky lights were telling me it was off. I had to unpair it from my phone in order to listen without interruption. I could not get it to turn off and it was dead come morning. I will be sending it back in the next day or two. I was so hoping it wouldn't disappoint and maybe I have gotten a defective unit but since I am not for sure on that, I do not recommend buying this TOORUN earpiece.

great product! Better than the Bee ones!