Linklike Neckband Headphones with Active Noise Cancelling, Hi-Res Audio Certified,Bluetooth 5.3 Wireless Earbuds, 150H Playtime Sweatproof IPX7, Comfort Flexible Fit for Workout/Travel/Work/Buiness

The headphones exceeded my expectations in terms of sound quality, comfort, and value for money. First of all, the sound reproduction is great. The headphones have clear highs, powerful bass, and balanced mids. The noise cancellation is excellent, allowing me to work or exercise without being disturbed by the outside world. Battery life is as advertised and lasts all day, single charge is basically enough to last me 2-3 days. Bluetooth connectivity is perfect. I primarily use iOS devices and easy pairing without dropouts or connection issues. I'm very pleased with this headphones and highly recommend.

I got these to replace my previous neckband earphones that finally gave out (different brand). The comfort level and various features these have are quite nice. The battery life does well under normal use. When I use the various modes (noise canceling, transparency etc.) it does pull on the battery a bit more but nothing drastic. That is expected though. I am very satisfied with this purchase. The one thing I wish the design of them had was a dimple placed on the center of the function/power on/off button. It is flush with the body of the headphones and is sometimes difficult to locate. Not a big issue though. Update: Just over 2 months old and this device has had hardware failure. Powers up connects and shuts right back off. Will not accept a charge. I have tried various acceptable chargers and cables too. No mis-use or physical damage.

I purchased these to use inside my motorcycle helmet while riding and they work great. Sound canceling allows for listening to music even at low volume. Sound quality is just fine for this kind of headset, don’t expect stadium quality sound, I find now lack here. The only weird thing is that because the helmet essentially holds the earbuds in place, motion makes them “crackle”, I think it’s a combination of the earpiece being pushed and moved in my ear as well as the helmet liner surface brushing too near the mic, but there is a lot of clicks and crackle sounds while riding. This doesn’t happen when worn as probably designed.

I have these headphones for about a month - so in my opinion: complaints about the sound are unwarranted. I think it has very good sound, but it's important that you have the right size earpieces to get that full rich sound. The earpieces do have magnets built in so when they are hanging down from your neck, they can be connected. Regarding the Active Noise Cancellation - I would rare this as mediocre, but that's comparing them to Bose earphones with ANC for 4 times the price. So I think, again, at this price point it has good ANC. My only real complaints are regarding the on/off button on the bottom of the neck piece - it's so flat to the surface that it's difficult to find when searching blind with only your fingers. Also, the rubber plug that covers the charging connection is very difficult to pull out with your fingernails, and I almost always have to use a pen or something sharp to remove it for charging. Overall though, I think these are very good headphones, and I would definitely recommend them.

So these were great - for a while. First, the good: I liked both the noise-canceling and transparency modes. The battery life was also good. I also liked how when the earbuds magnetically connected, it paused my music or podcast. The Bluetooth connection was solid, and the construction feels fine. The first problem is that the noise cancellation isn't reliable. I use noise-canceling neckband headphones inside my motorcycle helmet to protect my hearing, and after riding a few minutes, the headphones would just "give up" and the noise cancellation would stop working until I cycled through the modes, but then it would stop again after a few minutes. So they're not great in-helmet earbuds - I would have been content to use these indoors, but the killing blow is that one of the earbuds developed a problem where every once in a short while (maybe 5-15 minutes?) it would generate an extremely loud POP noise (which was loud enough to be painful) similar to the type of popping noise you'd expect plugging in an aux cord on an old stereo. I wiggled the wires a bit, but I can't reproduce the problem on-demand, so I'm still not sure if a wire is loose or if it's a software issue. Overall, I'm disappointed. It was so close to being good, but I've had to shelve this unit due to its issues.

Fantastic fit and lasted all day with great sound and ANC for my noisy office. 😀 After two months of use they would power on then immediately shut off. 😕 Beware of products with a 30 day return window. ------- Update: The company reached out to me and made things right. Thanks again Rita!

Noise canceling effect is good. How to praise this headphone is not too much, innovative design, comfortable to wear, the main thing is that the noise reduction effect is very good, I usually work outdoors, the surrounding sound is relatively noisy, no matter in any scenario, this headphone can ensure that the quality of my calls, the sound quality is also perfect. The battery life fully meets my requirements, single charge can be worn for several days, I will continue to repurchase.

I bought Ly2 neckband in September of 2024 and the noise canceling worked good for about 6 Mos. I always carried they in my backpack or were around my neck. Right at about 10mo. The battery started having charge level issues only go to 80%. Then they would sink up and work for 2-3 seconds and red light for charging would blink multiple times and turn off automatically. I would like to get them replace or repaired but seems not much support for this pair. Very disappointing.

My hobbies are cooking and listening to music, so I often combine the two. But, if you’ve ever had an expensive earbud leap out of your ear into a boiling pot of tomato sauce, you soon learn to rethink earbuds. :-) Enter the LINKLIKE ANC headphones. The earbuds are tethered to a neck strap that keeps your earbuds from diving into a pot of boiling fudge. :-) The setup is quite clever, and the neckband is so comfortable you’ll forget you are wearing it. The earbuds clamp together magnetically when not in use, a useful feature when dangling over a hot stove. The packaging is quite nice, with a magnetic box and a selection of ear tips to suit your ear canal. The ear tube is a standard size, so aftermarket ear foams will fit. Sound is subjective, so I will not dwell on it. The sound is slightly bass-heavy, and the mids are recessed, but the overall sound is musical and nonfatiguing. The LINKLIKE earphones use Bluetooth 5.3 and feature a multiport connection. They paired instantly with my iPhone and Mighty player. I did not test them with a TV, so I cannot comment on that. The controls are on the neckband and feature tactile raised embossing to facilitate use without having to look. The Bluetooth range is exceptional, better than many high-end brand-name earphones I own. I can only assume there is a large BT antenna in the neckband that improves connection. My pantry is 50 feet away from my stove, and I kept a rock-solid connection going back and forth. Runtime is also better than many other of my earbuds. I’ve used these for almost a week before having to charge, and the LINKLIKE will also fast charge. Noise reduction is quite suitable for headphones in this price range. I never use ANC, but I did test it, and it effectively masked the hum from my heat pump and air conditioner. There is a manual that provides graphical and step-by-step instructions. But LINKLIKE, whose idea was to have tiny white type on a black background? I’m glad these earphones were easy to figure out, as that tiny type was a challenge for my old Boomer eyes. :-) In conclusion, the LINKLIKE headphones offer great value for the money. They are well built, sound good, and have fantastic range and battery life. And, best of all, you won’t have to worry about digging an expensive earbud for your bouillabaisse! :-)

I have to say that I was a bit reticent originally about the design, but it turned out to be a lot more comfortable than I was expecting. You do have to make sure that the wires point straight downwards though to prevent any pulling on the earbuds themselves. The actual band was a bit heavier and more flexible than anticipated, but strangely that made it more stable around the neck. Probably wouldn't work out with it myself though, because of the extra weight. As for the buttons, the multi-function button on the bottom is really the only difficult one to find sometimes because it doesn't have any raised edges and sits flush with the frame. That's kind of a bummer because it controls both the power on/off (which you should really do before you put the neckband on) and toggles between the NC modes. Fortunately, if you find the bottom (-) button, it's right underneath it. All the others are a piece of cake to find and click with the thumb. As for the ANC, I have to say that these really impressed me. It's not perfect of course (show me a pair of headphones that are) and lets through select higher shuffling frequencies, but it actually does a great job at cutting out the rest. The sound quality only BARELY gets more bass-y when you turn it on too, making the sound pretty consistent across modes. The normal mode is really the only other one I use because transparency is too strange how it amplifies normal sounds and the adaptive mode is too inconsistent. In fact, the adaptive mode is like a hybrid between NC and transparency, muting some sounds and amplifying others. Gets distracting at times. The regular NC just works much better. Also rather strange how transparency is the FIRST mode you toggle through after normal - then adaptive, then NC. Sound quality definitely gets a thumbs up from me too. Can't imagine how something without any EQ presets or a customization app could sound so balanced right out of the box. Once again, it's not perfect and SLIGHTLY ventures into the bass frequencies, but nowhere near to the degree that so many budget BT earbuds do without app support. Watching TV and listening to any kind of music is equally good so that was a major relief. Unfortunately, I thought the band would somehow act like an antenna and improve the BT range, but it's par for the course as far as BT earbuds go I'm afraid. Not better, nor worse. Love the stand-alone capability though. Nearly every pair of headphones I've used to date disconnects after not receiving data for a while and the ANC turns off. Fortunately with these, I can basically use them to meditate or run the vacuum without interruption from most outside noises. Fantastic feature. And the magnets on the back of each earbud are decently strong too. No issues with them splitting apart, although they are only dangling in front of me and anchored to the neckband after all. Great fitting silicone tips out of the pack and quite comfortable. Couple that with superb packaging, these definitely exceeded my expectations. Really the only hiccup is the noticeable video latency at times, even sitting a mere 3 feet from the BT transmitter. It only happens maybe 50% of the time, and it's ever so slight, but for gaming it might be an issue for some. For watching vids, I don't mind it at all. What I do mind however, is the significantly higher cpu usage when I have these paired to my computer. I still can't figure out why, but I'll be toying with some settings to see what's up there. Overall, I have to say that I'm a fan. Wouldn't use them for exercise myself because the neckband will bounce, but for basically everything else, it gets the nod. Could use an app to customize the sound, but it's actually quite good the way it is and you can always use a separate EQ app for that. Still have to work out why they work my cpu so hard and the tiny bit of latency could be improved, but otherwise they're super solid headphones. 4/5 stars from me.

This is my review of the "LY2 Neckband Headphones, Adaptive Noise Cancelling Earbuds, 44dB Depth ANC with 4 Mode, Unique Patented Design for All-Day Comfort, Hi-Res Audio Sound, 50H Playtime, Bluetooth 5.3, 5 ENC Mics" The item is sold in a completely sealed nice manufacturer's box. I opened the box and examined the neckband headphones. They were very nice. I charged the neckband headphones while I read through the instructions. It was easy enough to pair to my Android cellphone via Bluetooth. I'm not an audiophile so for me, as long as headphones don't produce any buzzing, hissing, static, or background noise, I'm generally fine with them. I am not someone who critiques the bass, tremble, and actual sound quality of the audio. I generally listen to podcasts and streaming radio stations as well as streaming television/video. I will listen to music but rarely. In terms of the advertised adaptive noise cancelling feature, I tested it out and there was a noticeable difference so I did notice that it worked but in no way was it on par with my BOSE active noise cancelling headphones but then again my BOSE active noise cancelling headphones is more than 3-4 times the price when they aren't on sale. Although this is a personal thing, I did find these headphones comfortable to wear and liked that I was able to use the controls on the neckband itself for certain features on my phone without having to pull the phone from my pocket. The magnets at the end of each earbud is a good feature as it allows the earbud pieces to not dangle around each side of your neck. All in all, I think that this is a solid product.

I found the earbuds comfortable sadly they provided no noticeable noise cancellation. I tried my old buds (no claim of noise cancellation) then in the same environment these earbuds and did not recognize and implement in the background noise level

Although I've just started to use this headset, I've found the sound quality is fine, but the microphone for making calls is lacking. On phone calls people tell me my voice is hard to hear and sounds tinny. I'm not sure if the microphone quality is affected by the noisey environment I'm in, but it could be improved. Music sounds great and the noise reduction is superb. I believe this headset is better suited for gaming.