Samsung Gear Circle Bluetooth Headset White

Great! These work with my Galaxy Note 4 and my iPhone 6 equally well. On android there's additional functionality in android, because of the galaxy gear app. The sound quality is crisp, sufficient base, and the volume is good. I like the volume level selector feature of these headphones, and the neck holder piece is a really nice touch. I purchased the white ones for my wife, now I think I'll buy the black ones for me.

Love these headsphones. I use them everywhere. The only issue I had was the way the ear plugs work when I run I have to occasionally fix them.

Works great, cheaper than what the stores sell, and fast delivery!! Got it faster than I expected. Takes awhile to connect to the phone though, but my friend had the same problem with hers that she bought at t mobile. The battery life on this is amazing.

Does not stay in ear. Try it before you buy.

Like it very well.

Am a big Samsung fan - own a Note 4 Edge and Note 10.1 2014. Am very disappointed in the Circle. The microphone sound is poor, on my Note 4 Edge - callers tell me they can not understand me due to poor audio quality. AND the Gear Circle APP does not work on the Note 10.1 2014 Edition. The Circle pairs with bluetooth on the Note 10.1, but no connection with the APP - so no capability to control the quality of the sound - a major feature of the circle. Was expecting more from Samsung, especially as a call compatible device to the Note 4 Edge.

WORKS REALLY WELL. WOULD NOT BE NEAR AS GOOD WITHOUT THE PLASTIC NECK HOLDERS.

I decided to come back and edit this review after owning these for a bit. I picked a pair of these up in black at Best Buy for $100. I wanted bluetooth headphones for multiple purposes. Beyond just phone calls, I got annoyed with the tangled mess of wired headphones and switching them between phone/tablet/laptop/pc. So to start off I really like them. No more tangled headphones and it's just click and pair. I always know where they're at since they're on my neck. Overall they have good sound quality (But only if you have a Samsung product that can control the EQ), features and are fairly comfortable. I would say these are very feature heavy and probably my favorite daily-driver headphones. The simple unclip the magnets to answer calls, reclip to end. Touch sensitive volume control. Vibrating for notifications. Good battery life. While some people may not like the neck brace, I actually like it. These can also pair with 2 devices at once. I will get a little detailed on why I still can't give these 5 stars: 1) The first time you pair them with a Samsung device you'll be prompted to download the gear app. It will give you control over the EQ settings, notifications etc. It works flawlessly on my Note 4. BUT, for my Galaxy Note 10.1 2014, even after pairing and downloading the app, the app cannot find the headphones. You'll be able to use them, just not have the control features. Update Jan 19: The Gear App for the Note 10.1 still does not work. In fact, it doesn't even work for my Gear S. 2) The little flap that covers the usb port is annoying. It feels kind of cheap. It's very hard to open with the neck brace attached. And when I try to just close it, it will not sit flush. To get it to, I need to pull the back side up that swivels around, push the front down, then push the swiveling area down. This may just be my unit, but if yours does this to, that's how to close it flush. Update 3) I'm adding more. First, every once in a while I'll get a split second skipping of the audio. Second, every time you go to pair with a device that has the Gear App (that actually works) it has to open the App first and then it often takes an annoying amount of seconds to actually pair. Last is the symbol in your notifications panel. It's already cluttered enough, when you connect to the headphones the symbol is always there and every time it disconnects you get another notification. There's just too much going on. Update 4) I find the earphones that connect together, while it's all functional and nice, protrude a little too much when wearing a jacket. You cannot wear a heavy coat and stick these underneath. They'll show an annoying little bump on your chest that you can feel until they pop apart. This is very minor and only effects you during winter if you are wearing a heavy coat. They're typical Samsung, made of plastic but very light weight. While I will never love this because of the cheap feel, it does make sense since it's light and durable. These headphones offer more than just sound, they're a wearable with some practicality. They solved my biggest gripes of daily-driver all-purpose headphones and add a lot of functionality specifically when in Samsung's ecosystem. Last but not least is they look good. More futuristic than anything. They carry a brand name the average joe knows and relates to quality. I don't find them embarrassing to wear which is truly one of the biggest concerns with wearables. Update: I've had people comment on the headphones thinking they're pretty neat. They are definitely unique and come off as expensive workout headphones. I believe Samsung really nailed these down on overall design. For their first attempt they got it right. But these are not for everyone. If you own a Samsung phone I would say these are a clear winner for bluetooth headphones. They simply do way more than normal at a good price point. If you're an audiophile there's probably better options I'm not aware of. If you own anything outside of a Samsung phone just pass on these. The Gear App is what makes them come to life.