LG Tone Pro Bluetooth Stereo Headset

I'm glad I finally sprung and purchased these. They may be a generation or two older, but they work fine. I bought the HBS-730's back in 2013. They gave out on me a year later, the power switch broke on the catch. Yea, I used that button a lot, as I did a lot of air travel that year. I was disappointed that they gave out in that fashion. I also did not like the cheap clips used to secure the ear bud line to the neck piece. I had one break easily, and they would always pull off too much when adjusting. Other than that, they worked so much better than a pair of cheap ear buds. I also paid roughly the same price for those, in that Yellow & Blue store, using price matching (with Amazon), and a reward discount. So on to the real review, the LG Tones Pro HBS-750. I got these to replace the wired ear buds I bought, as they get in the way when you're building PCs all day. I purchased these during the Prime Day sales, only to see there wasn't much of a discount than normal. Considering I spent less than Retail on the 730's, this was still a great deal. Aesthetically, they are a bit more pleasing than the 730s. The ear bud clips are a much better wraparound clip, and less likely to snap in the middle. Sound: For what I listen to, it works better than the wired ear buds, with exceptions to random distortion when my phone is on the hip opposite the power button. Doesn't happen often enough to be a issue though. For the most part, I hear people fine when talking, and they hear me fairly well, barring when I'm walking right next to a construction site. Battery: I'll say that I use these for roughly 40 minutes of music a day on average, and phone calls throughout the day. I only have to charge this once every 5-7 days in this usage. If I'm using them to stream music for more than a hour or so a day, 3-5 depending on how heavy. You can connect to up to 2 devices at a time. I usually have it paired with my phone and Surface 2, but occasionally to my laptops when I need to. It will vibrate and announce out of range if you leave your device too far behind. LG has Android and iOS apps for the headset, but they do not offer anything I found beneficial to me. You can use the app to allow certain apps vibrate the headset during a notification, and it can be another gateway to read texts aloud. Nothing my phone can't do now or needs to do. Overall, if you need a hands free headset, without many bells and whistles, with great battery life, this is a great option!