Rythflo Bluetooth ネックバンド型 イヤホン ワイヤレスイヤホン 首掛け ノイズキャンセリング aptX HD 長時間連続再生 IPX7 防水 Type-C急速充電 スポーツイヤホン ランニング/ビジネス

【1】

1回充電して、約1週間ぐらい使いました。バッテリーは思った以上長持ちです。スポーツとトレーニングをやる時に使いやすい、イヤホンが落ちにくいです。そうさんもとても簡単だ。音質もいいと思います。

【2】

重低音には事欠かないですが、高音域は弱いですね！私はメタル好きなのでなんの問題もないです！

【3】

使い始めて1ヶ月。この価格でこの品質、軽さ、長持ち。満足に値するイヤホンです。あえて満足に至らなかった部分を書きます。・バンドサウンドを聴くことが多いですが、低音の領域が大きい聴感です。ギターの高い領域が遠めに聴こえます・音質のバランス感だけで比べると、以前使っていたSOUNDCORE（やや価格は上）の方がよかったかな・音量の調整がやや大味。微妙な調整ができれば100点

【4】

コーデックがaptXと言う事もあり、なかなか良い音（大音量）が出ていてかなり気に入ってます。曲のジャンルによってはキンキンした高音とドンシャリの低音が気になる事がありますが、自分は普段HM/HR系の音楽を好んで聴いているので、これを欠点とは捉えていません。バッテリーの持ちはスペック通りで、毎日の移動時や仕事の休憩時間等で聴いていると3日間くらいで残り20%を切るので、3〜4日間隔で充電するイメージです。人にもよりますが、自分は週に1〜2回の充電回数で済むならそんなに煩雑さを感じません。オススメしたい商品です。

【5】

30時間再生可能とあるがフル充電しても10時間使ったら電池ほぼなくなって残念すぎる詐欺商品ですね

【6】

Rythflo Bluetooth ネックバンド型イヤホンを購入してから、毎日の通勤が楽しみになりました。まず、音質が非常に優れていて、aptX HD対応のおかげでクリアな高音と深みのある低音が楽しめます。ノイズキャンセリング機能も効果的で、電車の中でも周囲の騒音を気にせずに音楽に集中できます。装着感も快適で、長時間使用しても耳が痛くなりません。首掛け式なので、運動中でも落ちにくく、特にランニングやジムでのトレーニング時に重宝しています。さらに、防水性能がIPX7なので、汗や雨を気にせず使用できるのも嬉しいポイントです。バッテリー持ちも素晴らしく、一度の充電で長時間連続再生が可能です。Type-C急速充電対応なので、充電も短時間で完了します。ビジネスシーンでも使用していますが、スタイリッシュなデザインでどんな場面でも違和感なく使えます。全体的に非常に満足しており、音楽や通話を楽しむための最高の選択だと思います。

【7】

良い点：・長時間使える、なんなら一日中でもPodcastやRadikoを聴き続けられる。悪い点：・いわゆるANC(Active Noise Cancelling)機能は付いていない、商品説明にあるcVcの効果はほぼ分からない。・音量がデカすぎる、最低音量でも快適な音量より少し大きいと感じる、これ以上音量を下げるとミュートになるので突然音が消えてびっくりしたりする。これを快適に使えている人は難聴気味なんじゃないの？と疑いたくなる。以前使用していたノイズキャンセリング完全ワイヤレスイヤホンを、草刈り作業中に片方紛失してしまい、「草刈り作業中でもなくならない」イヤホンを探してこれを見つけました。エンジン式草刈機は長時間の使用で難聴になる危険性があるので予防もかねてイヤホンでPodcastなどを聴きながら作業していました。紛失したものは作業中でもPodcastの内容を聞き取ることができましたが、こちらは全く内容が分からなくなります。一番大きなイヤーピースをつけて強めに押し込んで使用しているのでエンジン音を遮る効果はある程度は発揮してくれているとは思いますが、Podcastの内容は聞こえません。音量を上げれば聞こえるかもしれませんが、難聴予防のために使っているのに本末転倒になります。日常的に部屋の中で使っていると音量のデカさが気になるようになります。長時間ラジオとかPodcastとか聞く習慣があるので難聴になりそうで怖いです。追記 2024/08/20：電池が長時間持つので捨てるのももったいなくなり、何とか活用できるように工夫してみることにしました。そのままだと最低音量でも長時間の使用で耳が辛くなってくるので、音が出ている穴をテープで９割方塞いでみましたところ、かなり和らぎました。完全に塞ぐとかなり音は小さくなりますが、その状態で適度な音量にするとイヤホンの反対側から音漏れするようになります。少し穴が空いている感じにするのが良さげです。

【8】

音も良いし落ちないし安心です。

【9】

AWESOME PRODUC.T ONE OF THE BEST EARPHONES ON THE MARKET. iVE TRIED MOST AVAILABLE AND ALL HAVE EITHER STOPPED WORKING OR THE MIC STARTS TO PLAY UP

【10】

I'm always on the lookout for around-the-neck earbuds as I can listen to music and change volume, track, etc. while riding. I have owned about a dozen of varying brands ranging from $30 to $300, and these are by far the best sounding ones yet. They're obviously not audiophile grade, but the blow the $250 Sennheiser (my previous favourites) and $300 Bose away. From classical, to grunge, to metal, I've been very happy with audio.The fit is comfortable enough to have them in for hours at a time, they are compact enough to just sit in my ears far enough to get a full-face helmet on without pulling them out of my ears or trying to lodge them into my brain. I have pretty average ears, so if you have smallish ears or pinned back ears you may find the earbuds protrude slightly. If you're a wingnut though, you're laughing (as in you'll be happy, not like how the kids at school were laughing that you looked like a taxi with doors open driving towards them as you approached).Connectivity is great, I haven't had a dropout, stutter, signal distortion, or issue pairing with any device yet (even on Linux, which if you're a user you'll understand what a ball-ache that can be at times).The volume up/down is a rocker switch, so there's nice tactile feedback I can feel through my gloves so I don't end up Hulk-smashing the button like with the Skullcandys I had. It's a touch on the shorter side so I've had a few misses here and there, but that's really only relevant to other riders or if you have massive meat-mitts and breakfast sausage fingers. The power on/off/pairing button does require you to press for about 2 seconds longer than a lot of other models, but that's hardly a problem. I only mention it because this is Amazon and we've all seen the pedants who'd grizzle about such things.What is kind of disappointing (but not wholly unexpected) is the advertised battery life versus the actual battery life. If the battery lasts 30 hours then I'm packing 14 inches. The reality is more like 10 - 12. Hours that is. And that's not constant playtime, that's with a couple of hours of just staying on and paired without audio playing. Still, that's about average or slightly above average length. Charging time is good. Comes with a decent USB-C cable. The USB-C cover is snug and folds nicely out of the way so you're not frustratingly hitting flap when trying to get it in. An issue I've had in the past. Edifiers I think they were.They seem reasonable robust, but only time will tell I guess. I'm tempted to buy another pair in case these ones perish or get pocketed by by a slippery-gypsy mate of mine. Decent neck control earbuds are getting hard to find, so I hope Rythflo continues to produce them. If the next model can extend the battery life by a few hours they'll be a five star item for sure in my book. And honestly, were it not for the fact that they advertised them as lasting 30 hours, I'd probably have given them five stars.

【11】

I decided to try this style of earbud because it's more convenient to just be able to drop them out of my ears on long walks vs finding a case in my pocket. These typically just live around my neck now along with a necklace. The magnet is great. The battery is good enough to where I don't really think about it. If when pairing to my phone I notice it's around 30%, I'll charge it that day.The buds don't stick excessively far out of the ear. When around a screaming baby or when vaccuming, I'm able to put these in, then cover them with big sound proofing headphones you see airport runway workers wearing.I've used the buds during intense cardio with running and stair machines with no issues with the water resistance, but I've not got them drenched or showered with them. I try to avoid that since I think in all earbuds, a point of failure is the adhesive quality of that little mesh grate/sticker you see when you take the silicon tip off. Haven't had issues with this product though.During HIIT and weight lifting, if you're in a situation like the end of a dumbbell press where you're suddenly sitting up with hands not free, the weight of the band can kind of fall back or around one shoulder so that it's only still on your person by the earbuds in your ears. This is the only negative I've found in this earbud form factor and isn't really an issue with the specific brand/product itself. They have a newer band with a longer battery life and thicker/heavier band and I'm curious whether the extra weight would solve that kind of problem by staying weighted to the shoulder, or make it worse by falling back easier and gravity possibly pulling the earbuds out of the ear.The earbud rubber tips are nothing super special, so I typically use a third party foam tip for a better seal.After over a year of use, the small flap on the band that allows access to the USB C charging port broke off. This is actually more convenient, but I'm guessing will affect the water resistance.Sound quality is great for my needs and as with any buds, a proper seal with a silicon or foam tip will have a large effect on sound and bass.I'm very happy with these and will probably buy another pair as a backup or try out their thicker band if I can find reviews about that previously mentioned gravity issue.

【12】

This is my second pair of headphones from this company. I had the ones with the super long battery life but, I broke them(my fault). I decided to try these because the first ones were understandably bulky. These function the same but, people say that calls are clearer. Good sound and all day battery life.

【13】

Us bluetooth neckband lovers are few and far between and I really wish the tech companies cared a little more about us. They’re the only kinds of headphones I’m interested in using. But our options are definitely limited. I’m very picky about the features I want my neckband to have: multipoint, stiff neckband, magnetic buds, wires coming out of the ends of the band (not the middle), soft tips, long battery power, water resistant (so I don’t have to worry about using them in the rain or something).I had found the perfect neckband earbuds but unfortunately one morning I woke up and they were broken. I brought them to multiple electronic repair shops and they said no. So I spent many hours researching and comparing models. I settled on this one. They’re not as good as my old ones but I think they were my best option.Unfortunately the battery life isn’t what is advertised. I find myself charging every day because I’m nervous that they won’t make it through the whole next day if I don’t start with 100%. I think they lose about of battery when in standby (on and connected but not actively playing sound) - they will not turn off after a certain amount of hours of not being used - if you accidentally leave them on overnight, you will wake up to them still being on, even if they weren’t playing anything.As others have said, you have to hold down the power button for an unreasonably long time to turn them on or off. It’s like 7-10 seconds. It’s honestly pretty annoying.And I wish there was a way to consistently put them in pairing mode. When they’re only connected to one device and I want to connect them to a second, I don’t actually know how. I just kind of fumble around with the power button until it connects.One thing these headphones have over my old ones is the subtlety of the status light. My old ones blinked while on and the light was bright and front and center so it could be annoying on airplanes or in bed, for example. These ones have a very small dull light. No one else would notice it.Overall, they meet my needs but I wish there were better options.