TECKNET Single Ear Bluetooth Headset - Noise Cancelling Microphone

How it works: Four buttons on right side control everything. On/Off, Volume Up/Down, Pause/Play etc. Pros: - These TeckNet TK-HS006 BT headphones are comfortable with memory foam softly padded ear muffs and headband. - The padded muffs seal well and provide a fair amount of passive noise cancellation (this is not “active” noise cancellation circuitry) - They have surprisingly good speaker fidelity with 3 EQ modes for Bass / Vocal / Pop. - The current Bluetooth 5.0 has good range and connected quickly. - The headphones can pair with two smart phones concurrently. - Switching BT input signal is easy as stopping music playing on 1st device, & starting music on 2nd device. - If using the Aux cord to connect to a device like a PC, the headphones act like a “dead” device, drawing power from the PC to work & turning BT and internal power “off” to save the battery. - The multi-purpose buttons for volume Up/Down and Rewind/Fwd Pause/Play, All Phone Call activities worked without error. - The Li-Ion 600 mAh / 3.7V battery arrived about 90% charged, topped off quickly and appears to honor the 36 hour of play-time suggested in the User Guide. - The 10” USB-C charging cord is the new standard that’s smaller, carries higher voltage or data speed, and best of all is reversible (there’s no wrong way to insert it). - The built-in microphone works well for accepting phone calls without removing the headset. - Mine were carefully packaged, suggesting quality control was important. - Came with a 3.5 mm audio/aux cable, and small User Guide - Amazon had a $2 off coupon, making the price for quality an even better deal! (And as I write this, Amazon is currently offering 12% off plus a $6 coupon, making them an amazing bargain at $17 at the moment!) Cons: None! Very nice quality for a low price. Overall Evaluation: Comfortable, Good Sound, Good Price!

If you like the comfort of being able to stay aware of your surroundings while covering both ears with a pair of conventional earbuds, this is the recommended device. Connectivity: Once your phone's Bluetooth recognizes it, it connects immediately and emits a sound indicating that it's connected, and it also tells you when the battery is low. The sound is clear and crisp, and the receiver can hear you well too. There's no background noise. I've used this model for over two years, and it still works very well. The only drawback I've noticed is that the microphone, which can rotate 360 degrees, has worn down and doesn't stay in place, but this is more likely due to normal wear and tear.

I love it. It just stopped working!! I charged it and tried to reconnect and nothing the little light doesn’t blink or anything. It only indicates that it is charged 😭

To start with, if you're looking at this to use with a Playstation 5, don't. PS5 doesn't support bluetooth audio devices, as I discovered today. First, the pros. It is a breeze to pair, turn on, and turn off. A voice clip plays when turned on, pairing, or turning off, so you know what's happening. It's comfortable, and from my limited testing the microphone works rather well. As for range, it was able to connect to my PC from the other side of the house, on a different floor. Now for the cons, and they are many. The store page says it can connect to two different devices, but from my testing that's a lie. It can pair with one device at a time, and if that device is on then all attempts to pair will default to it. In addition the audio quality is not very good. It struggles at times to maintain a signal even when right next to the source device, frequently dropping sound for a second. The volume buttons adjust things in +/- 7% increments, which is fine I suppose. But anything less then 50% and you may have trouble making out what you're hearing due to the low quality speaker. Any higher then 50% is far too loud, but anything less then that is too quiet and tinny. Would I recommend this headset? No, not really. If you need a cheap headset for your computer or phone, it'll work fine enough for that. And the price is rather good. But with the poor audio quality I have trouble recommending this product. UPDATE: After using this headset for a bit over four months, I can honestly say you should not buy this. $30 was far too much for the product, and in truth it's only worth maybe half that. WHile the headset can CONNECT to a device from across the house, audio starts cutting out after stepping outside of the room, call it 4 or 5 feet away from the device. When trying to record, there is a constant ticking sound. And then today, March 1st 2026) the ticking became audible in the headset, followed by a high pitched screech before the headset died. It was not used very much during the 4 and a half months of owning the headset. Maybe a total of 30 hours of use per month. Do Not Buy.

Got this for my mom, who uses a wheelchair, to help her stay hands-free and stress-free during calls—and she absolutely loves it. It’s been a game-changer for her, making it much easier to stay connected without having to fumble with her phone or hold it up during longer conversations. The sound quality is clear, and the noise-canceling mic actually does a good job, even when there’s background noise. Pairing it was quick and easy, and once it was set up, she had no trouble using it on her own. It’s lightweight and comfortable enough for her to wear throughout the day without it getting in the way. It’s made her daily routine a little more convenient and a lot more comfortable. Definitely a great pick if you’re looking for a headset that just works well without any fuss.

Its a nice headset the sound was clear on my end but some callers would say I sounded like I was in a tunnel. The headset stopped working because the power button got stuck and wouldn't turn on or off. So buy this knowing it won't last long.

Purchased in May, still going strong in August.

An inexpensive ["cheap"] product does not always mean a piece of junk. This Headset is simple to "pair" to your Android smart phone - I don't know about iPhones. The sound, what you hear and what the person on the other end hears, is very clear. The noise canceling, while not perfect, is acceptable. There is no futzing with the headset to activate it to answer calls or start one. I tested the Bluetooth range to well over 20 feet with zero problems in sound quality. The headset can be worn either right or left. Time on a single charge is impressive - my own test was several sessions lasting over six hours in total in cold weather [they say about 16 hours talk and 200 standby]. Using this in an indoor office environment should not be an issue. The headset is light, less than 5oz, and reasonably comfortable, but a noticeable presence after an hour or so - everything takes getting used to, and I was wearing a winter hat over the ear piece at the time, sooo. In short, definitely a keeper and not a waste of money for the use I needed it for.

I bought this mouse a few months ago when looking for a replacement for the G500 Logitech mouse which lasted only 1 years and then the button went. I was initially looking at another Logitech product but read about the Anker gaming mouse in a review. When I read reviews on Anker there was a review comparing it to the Tecknet x9800 8200DPI and in the end I decided to go for this as they appear to use the same firmware but Bluebyte came out more favorable and is a UK based company. Also the Tecknet was the cheaper. I have used the mouse now for several months and I am not disappointed. Its fast and responsive - you can even program in mouse macro moves. For general browsing I actually prefer this to the G500 as the G500 used to skip paragraphs of text when scrolling down web pages, and the Tecknet is very smooth. The mouse also has the usual back,forward buttons, 4 different set speeds, and includes weights - features that were a premium on the G500 The software it comes with enables a few features like changing the color of the "T" symbol - you can use any hex code. So yes I would recommend the Tecknet x9800, not only for its features but also its price - £20 for a comfortable to hold gaming mouse is a bargain. And what about Bluebyte? Since buying the mouse, about 2 weeks later, I received an email asking me if I was happy with everything and if they could be any further help. In the cut throat business of e commerce, small things like this go a long way, so I feel I have bought something from a company that is genuinely striving to push customer service. I don't normally write reviews, as I would be here all day, but the mouse is great and Bluebyte after sales support is surprising, that I decided to.

El producto funcionó a la perfección, con buen sonido y buena respuesta. Tras año y medio tuvo un fallo en el descolgador y tras ponerme en contacto con [email protected] tras un par de correos para intentar valorar la avería, al no poder solucionarse completamente me enviaron un dispositivo nuevo. Muy buen servicio de atención al cliente, con respuesta fácil y rápida y en español

Te klein voor een groot hoofd. Verbind probleemloos met bluetooth. Wat blikkerig geluid. Batterijduur >24 uur.

It amazes how good something costing this little can actually be. How do they do it? The build quality is the stand-out point with these – everything is well put together and seems robust. The detailing around the on/off button (mirrored on the left earbud as well) gives them higher-end look and breaks up the black plastic. They’re comfortable and lightweight and I have no problem with them falling out. Although they’re Bluetooth, the earbuds are tethered to each other, which means that should one fall out, it won’t end up on the floor and potentially get lost, which is the case with non-tethered earbuds. I have some non-tethered earbuds and bought these as I feel more confident when working out that I’m not going to lose them. To help keep them secure in the ears, as well as coming with various sized ear tips for a great fit, the have ear loops. These are made of soft, pliable rubber and help to keep the earbuds secure without applying too much pressure, which can otherwise quickly cause discomfort. On to sound quality. They sound good. And I mean good, not great. Honestly, if you want great sound quality you need to be spending much more money. Unless you’re an audiophile, these are going to sound more than good enough. The trebles and mid tones are distinct and pleasant, whilst the bass is punchy. To my ears, and I can be a little picky, the bass is the weaker element. Although it’s punchy, it’s arguably lacking in crispness and sounds just a little muddy. As I say though, I’m being picky and have been comparing these with another set of earbuds that cost 6 times as much. When watching movies or YouTube, you may notice that the voices are very slightly deeper, however this is only minor and you’ll have no problem understanding the speech. I think the noise-cancelling claim should really be noise-isolating. To me, noise-cancelling is where the outside sound is picked up by the mic and, via software, plays opposing sound through the headphones to cancel out the sound. From what I can tell, these don’t do that at all. When you use the supplied ear tips and get the correct fit, they do help to isolate the outside noise, meaning there’s less intrusion and you don’t need to have them turned up as loud to enjoy your music. So, from what I can tell, they’re noise-isolating and not noise-cancelling. The documentation enclosed mentions nothing about noise-cancelling, which is no surprise as proper noise-cancelling just isn’t available anywhere near this price point. I only wish it were… For the price point, the sound is very good and I’m confident with the overall 5 star rating I’ve given them. If they were double the price, it would be 4 stars because of the slightly muddy bass, but at this price you’d be hard pushed to find better Bluetooth headphones. On a side not, the description says that these are IPX7 Waterproof, which apparently means they should withstand being immersed in 1 metre of water for 30 minutes. Strangely, the documentation in the box states, “For indoor use only. Do not expose to rain, water, excessive moisture or snow.” I’ve had no issues with them getting sweaty during workouts, however it would be nice if there was consistency with the packaging and the and claims on Amazon. If you’ve found this review at all helpful, it would be great if you’d be kind enough to click the helpful button below. Many thanks.

A very poor product, worked for a couple of days and then nothing it seems as if it cannot hold a charge. I will not be buying this again or any product from this company.