Newcare Bluetooth 4.0 Noise Cancelling Sport Headphones Wireless Earphones with Heart Rate Monitor Sweatproof Earbuds for Running Exercise Waterproof

Connection isn't the best. The sound gets choppy for the first few minutes. It's bearable, but is annoying at first. The sound quality is still pretty good though. The heart rate monitor is pretty off too, I did some intervals on a treadmill on an incline and at the pace of 10.0 for a minute, it says my heart rate is at 97... It holds on pretty decent even during plyo and sprint sessions, but don't expect the hear rate monitor to stay in place. The headphones tell you that they will need to be re-adjusted to continue reading your heart rate, which also pauses your music while this is being said. You can always turn the "sports mode" off though and just use it as headphones, so it doesn't continuously tell you to readjust. I have yet to use the map tracking feature.

The headphones are fine, and surprisingly good sound. The app is the real problem (even on IOS). The headset is constantly losing connection to the app, and doesn't seem to be able to save any data on either the device or the app. So you get an intermittent readout of your current heart rate, but the history tab doesn't seem to work, and every time the app unlinks, it resets the stats for that session. So it's pretty useless other than for real time monitoring. I wouldn't exactly recommend it - but if the app improves, perhaps it would be worth it.

1 star because you can't give less. They worked great for about a week and then just stopped working I can't charge them or get them started.Where do you contact them for the warranty there is no info in the instructions I really feel ripped off!!

App doesn't work. Quality very poor. Wont stay in ears.

Works fine although the buttons are tiny. The unit could use a little bit longer life on the battery.

Not the wisest acquisitionSound is choppy when starting, relatively frustratingHeart beat doesn't workEven fully charged can't coop with a 10k runThe translation is very weirdCan't get product support

Fit is ok and sound is good. But heart rate monitor function very erratic and inaccurate when working, Product build is cheap. App ok but very primitive compared to Jabra, digifit, endomondo, etc.This looks like the product of a Chinese company that is trying to break into the US wearable fitness market without the assistance of an established domestic brand - my hat goes out to these guys for guts, but this product is nowhere near ready for prime time. They should pull it.Of course the price is less than half of that for the Jabra Sport Pulse, the closest comparator. But you get what you pay for. A poorly functioning HRM is worse than no HRM at all. You'd be better off measuring your pulse with your index finger.

SAMSUNG NOTE 5 - ANDROID - 03/23/2016 This was Wayyyy Better than i expected! Built very well. I wish the Sensor was on the Left Side (Readings are more accurate when you take them on Left side Heart side - fun fact for those who dont know, thats why when they take ur Blood pressure at the Drs they try to raise ur arm to Heart Level to get a better readingStill wish buttons (which are all on one side) was on the left but i will live, Buttons took me a day to get used to, but now im Gold with these. Its kinda frustrating when the "Navigation Sport" app keep freezing.... but i was suprised I even got the App to work for My Android! When the App was working Steps & HR was on point! minus the tracking map app which in the manual tells you it wont...Still it was a MISSION for this Android App to figure out how to work it & which order worked heres what i found work for me: 1>Pair the phone and Earphones together2> Add The device to your trusted list3>restart both phone & earphones4> since my phone bluetooth was on still & the Ear phones was already sync together they paired Automatically5>BUT Before you open the App.... keep your Bluetooth on your phone ON but go to your BT menu & disconnect BT with the Earphones (Very important)6>then go into the app....Register... finally when your all set up and log in it takes you to the home page7>bottom right corner is a settings icon... click that... takes u to the Set Up menu..... there you will click "Bluetooth Connection" then wait8>DO NOT push the "Search Device" yet9>on your right side, the Cord under the actual Earphone.... on the cord is a button... push & hold the button10>Now on your phone hit that "search Device" tab11>Ideally.... the name of the ear phones will populate. click it. will say Connected12>go back to the home page in the app... and the top left of the home page you should see a "GREEN" colored bluetooth logo... Means it succesfully FINALLY connectedyes... it took me a while. I was able to then go to my Android Bluetooth settings to Connect again with the earphones & was back on track listening to music & getting updates on my heart rate. However, connecting to Android BEFORE connecting to the "Navigation Sport" app.. Never worked not once for me-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------**UPDATE*** few days later, now EVEN after ALL the steps... 2 Big Issues keep me from using the app:1>> when i hit the "Search Device" on the actual app the app freezesand2>i keep getting warnings on my phone that The Navigation Sport app is Causing my phone to run slow and/or might make some other apps malfunctionVery Very Disappointing moment to say the least>>>>>My Message to the company: Besides the App issues... You have one Awesome Product!! Took me a while to figure out sizes in earphone covers, but once i did, (with the help of my Equalizer setting on My Music App).... Mids, Highs, & the Bass on these things Hit Harder Then i ever wouldve thought (right under but not far from Beats)..... I see potential in this & am excited to see what you guys come out with next..... my opinion, these are better than beats & Jabra pulse. Great job!!p.s.PLEASEEE FIX THE BUG FOR THE ANDRIOD APP!!!!!! LOLI Emailed you through the link to contact on the App store. but it says Delivery Failed permanently?I look forward to the Bug Fix & hearing from you.Thanks!!

Really poor quality. Had them 2 weeks and the outer casing fell off and the winners fell out and a poorly soldered cable snapped off and it's now in the bin.

The media could not be loaded.  Ce casque permet de combiner à la fois tracker et casque audio BT. Je dirais qu'il remplit une des fonctions mieux que l'autre mais on va y revenir.Niveau DESIGNJe ne suis pas une grande fan de ce design un peu chargé et tout plastique (même si ça donne une bonne légèreté). Les tours d'oreilles sont confortables car très souples et permettent un tenue correcte sans être parfaite non plus. Et surtout on ne peut pas les changer. Le câble est anti-noeud avec un lien de serrage pour l'arrière de la nuque. Les oreillettes sont jaunes, ce qui donne un petit côté énergique à l'ensemble. Le logo de la marque est un peu trop présent à mon goût. Sur une toute petite commande sur le câble on active le capteur cardiaque, le reste des commandes est aisément accessible sur le haut de l'oreillette droite.Le casque est plus protégé que les habituelles protections anti sueur, il supportera aisément fortes pluies et de tomber dans la boue.Niveau AUTONOMIE ET BLUETOOTHComme l'appareil embarque plusieurs capteurs, la place est moindre pour le reste et on a malgré la taille des oreillettes une simple batterie 100 mAh qui chargera bien vite mais ne tiendra que quatre heures. Le bluetooth est un modèle 4.0, pas le plus récent, il fonctionne bien mais à condition de rester proche de l'appareil.Niveau FONCTIONNALITESLà évidemment ça explose puisqu'on conserve les fonctions habituelles d'un casque bluetooth auquel se rajoute:_la captation cardiaque (qui fonctionne vraiment bien, je l'ai comparée à un capteur médical)_la captation des pas avec le calcul des kilomètres parcourus_la captation du parcours, par le biais de l'app téléphone cette foisIl fait tout ça très bien.Et l'app dans tout çaEh bien attention car l'application indispensable pour bénéficier de ces fonctions supplémentaires et qui justifie le prix plus élevé n'est disponible actuellement que sur IOS et pas pour Android. Sur IOS elle prend une place dérisoire de 3,6 Mo, fonctionne très bien et en prime capte mes autres capteurs BT comme le Shine et un autre qui devait être à proximité. On peut donc utiliser l'app avec d'autres capteurs.Niveau SONEh oui quand même, après tout c'est sa fonction première. Eh bien là c'est moins convaincant, pas que le son soit mauvais, c'est surtout qu'il est un peu fade. On n'a pas vraiment grand chose qui ressort. Pour courir, il peut être plaisant d'avoir un son légèrement réhaussé en basse mais ce n'est pas le cas ici et ce n'est pas la partie la plus convaincante.En conclusion, c'est un bon casque de sport, bien pensé, qu'on choisira surtout pour ses fonctionnalités de capteur si on est possesseur d'Iphone plutôt que pour son son.Je précise que j'ai reçu ce casque gracieusement contre un avis. Je n'ai pas pu testé la fonction pluie et poussière car nous bénéficions actuellement d'un magnifique micro-climat. Les finitions sont bonnes et les performances annoncées au rendez-vous. Seul le son est un peu décevant.

Nicht zu empfehlen, der Akku hält nicht lange, der Pulsmesser sowie die Sportfunktion mit Zeit und Strecke ist (ungenau/Abbruch GPS).Musik stockt auch ab und zu, hier stimmt das Preis-Leistungsverhältnis überhaupt nicht.Da sollten die Entwickler dieses SportBluetooth Headset noch einiges nachbessern um mit anderen mithalten zu können.Mega enttäuschend.

Alles zu beste Zufriedenheit. Nur zu empfehlen. Weiche Halterungen. Einfache Bedienung und Einrichtung.Soundqualität besser als bei teurere Konkurrenz. Pulsmessung sehr genau.