Fit1 Wireless Headphones with Microphone bluetooth Earbuds for Running Gym …

I have a Samsug S8 with Android 7.0.I ordered these because, although I have no issues with the way my current bluetooth headset works, the wire between the ear pieces sticks to my neck and pulls on the ear piece. I wanted the true wireless experience.I had issues with these straight out of the box. As soon as I took them off the charger/storage box, they said they were connected. The problem was they weren't connected to the only bluetooth device in MY house. I had to put them back on the charger and force the connection with my phone one at a time. The left one connected fine after that but the right one one would say "connected, disconnected, connected, disconnected." I had to put it back on the charger and get it back out again to get it to stay connected. This happened EVEY. SINGLE. TIME. I used them the entire time I had them.The deal breaker, however, was the connection issues. These work great--If you don't move. Ever. Sometimes the connection fails even then. The first few days I used these mostly in my car. The connection seemed to be stable so long as my phone and I were both sitting relatively still. However, the minute I got out of the car to walk inside, the connection started cutting in and out as I moved. I listen to audio books most of the time so I would have to rewind to get everything the narrator said.The last time I used these, I set my phone down in the middle of my tiny apartment and started cleaning. The apartment is small enough that there should have been no issues with the connection due to the distance and it's fairly open so not that many obstetricals to block the signal.As I moved around the apartment, the connection spent more time out than connected. I kept having to interrupt what I was doing and go back to the phone to rewind. I have not had this issue with any other bluetooth device I connect to this phone.

Here's some good / meh points:Good:Sound (the most important part, and they sound as good as any sub-$25 earbuds)Range / connectionCharge speedBattery lengthMultiple earbuds (I recommend the smallest ones)Meh:Not the comfiest things in the worldDesign makes it so it can't fit in the ear as much as I'd likeNice box - but would have traded it for a case, even a crappy oneOverall, recommended, especially at the price point I paid - $15.

I actually really like these. I have small ears so most wireless headphones fall out when I run. I run pretty fast so I needed something that would stay in place. And no I was not given these for free or discounted for my review (don't you hate that!)

Purchased 2 pair of the Fit1's and both failed. They initially worked great. Had the first pair replaced but the 2nd also failed to consistently make a Bluetooth connection with an iPhone 6. I bought these for my daughter in Australia so the shipping time would put me over the 30 day return. I could find no information on Mees on the web , no phone number. I wrote to the person who was answering questions asking about any warranty or return for repair. No response My loss , I guess.

Very impressed when I just open up the box, got all my attention with a fashion cylinder design. Pull out like a drawer so you can see the two little wireless earbuds. The top light will be flashing when keeps the "drawer" open. It Also has a magnet in the bottom so can stick to something around you, that's another plus. Easy connection, love it.

I had previously owned the 1st gen of Muset wireless Bluetooth and really liked it. The set was comfortable on and around my head/neck/ears and the quality was clear. Controls are a little awkward to get used to but one does. This newer version is just as good, though I wish that it would not cut off when a call comes in, as I recall the older version did not. However I think that it is a good product better than having wires hanging around and I use it for workouts and when I am doing errands, but I do enjoy it while on the computer. Its a good headset,. and stays on your ears which is useful for runners.

I'm convinced that completely wireless earbuds will become the standard for smartphones and mobile playback devices, replacing conventional wired-together earbuds, plug-in headsets, and conventional over-the-ear earphones during the upcoming year (2018). As a result, I've purchased a variety of earbuds -- single and dual -- for various purposes. These MEES Fit1 earbuds are the most expensive I've acquired to date.I'm working on a review of these puppies that includes comparison with other earbud sets I own, and hope to have it done in a week or so. But for now, let me summarize what I know: sound quality is excellent for this kind of device; battery life is poor, also typical for earbuds; design is above average; and though they come with several sizes of adapters I can't keep them from falling out of my ears. (And on that last point, when a truly wireless earbud falls out of your ear it can vanish very quickly. I lost one of my MEES for three days until it turned up behind a table leg. Something to consider when you're forking out this kind of cash!)

The ONLY non Apple Wireless earbuds that I have found to work. Two other brands I had to return until I luckily stumbled across the MEES. They stay in your ear and don’t look like a long earring either. Once paired they connect EVERYTIME you take them out of the cradle. The talk time actually is accurate and both the bud and cradle hold a good charge. I was so impressed I bought my other half a pair for xmas!