Smart Wearable Assistant Hands-Free Bluetooth Speaker Phone, Red

I needed something to use while driving, my job does not allow you to have a BT headset in while driving. It will make and take calls, and a double tap will get you voice assistant. Speaker is good, but not quite loud enough if you are in a moderately noisy environment. The only thing it doesn't do is announce incoming call number. That would make it absolutely perfect! If you need something that allows for true handsfree function, this is your speaker!

Sounds OK, but could be better.Battery life get's shorter as you use it needing to be charged more often. THE TOKK Magnets are weak and falls off. You get what you pay for. Works great as a car speaker hanging on rear view mirror or refrigerator door.

Works as described. Convenient and capable. I got the red one and I like it so far. I have made calls and received calls with it on Verizon with no issues. The other party can hear me fine, although it is a bit muffled compared to my Plantronics headset. But overall I am pleased. I think it is overpriced at this time, but it may come down in price with time.

I am a triathlete, so lots of running and biking. I do not like to wear headphones while running or biking, as I like to hear the noise outside to stay alert and safe. I started to play music from my phone, which while running is ok, biking, hit or miss given speed, car noise, wind etc. I came across Tokk and gave it a go. Here are my thoughts, happy with the battery life thus far, lasted for my 3 hour ride. While I wish it was louder, it is actually great in terms of loudness. I mean, while riding comfortably, it is plenty loud, when riding hard/fast, I cannot hear it, which is actually a good thing as these are the times I need to focus on the road and not the song. The weight is awesome, can't even tell its there. I have placed it on a tank top and my cycling jersey and don't have any issue. My main con is that the bluetooth connection is limited. When I ride, my phone is in my back pockets of my jersey, and I had the Tokk on the front of my jersey, almost near my neck. The music kept going in and out. I put it on the back of my jersey and no more connection issue. Overall, a great buy and worth it if you're looking for an alternative to headphones or listening to music through just your phone speaker.

I really want to like this item more, but it has a few flaws. I want dont to wear headphones all the time as I am listening to music all over the house, and some bluetooth speakers are too heavy or inconvenient to be wearable as I move around. And those other wearable speakers around the neck look like running-man style head bracelets. So something like this would be the best of all worlds.I find my issues with it in two categories. In android, it can be recognized as input device, in addition to being a media audio.With Input Device enabled:- The volume button works, but has an annoying distortion anytime the volume changes. The volume sometime seems inconsistent, like it powers max first before it sets it lower.- When connected to my phone, I get static and distortion while my music is playing. Connected to my tablet, it does not.With Input Device disabled:- The volume button does not work then, but at least I can use my tablet volume to adjust.- No more static and distortion while listening to music on my phone. It is as smooth as my other bluetooth speakers or headphones.- But then when I turn it off, and then back on, it has trouble pairing. On the phone, it will pair for a moment and then drop the pairing relationship. Then I have to re-pair it every time I turn it on then. On the tablet, it will reconnect but then prompt about how I should be using it as an input device each time.In general:- Sound is loud enough, but not as nice or clear as other speakers. It does not really have any bass.- I wish the main button was one-click to play/pause and hold-down to make calls, instead of one-click to make calls and hold-down to play/pause.- Similarly, I wish the volume button was one-click to previous/next song instead of hold-down for previous/next song. I switch songs more often than I change volumes.Overall I may keep it for now since it meets the minimal needs.

Calling /answering difficult button to call difficult to activate-activation usually results in music. Device connected easily to Bluetooth sound is good. Calling is poor.

Used on a long bike trip this weekend around downtown Charleston. It leaves your ears open for traffic safety, and sounds great. Its simple to use and I love the ability to ask google for directions, or nearby restaurants, etc. without having to pick up or touch my phone. I used it almost 6 hours for music and still battery left.

The first one I received went kaput and the seller graciously replace it for me. It allows my kids to roam free when out and about, and as long as I put myself on mute, nobody knows that I'm listening in on every conversation, thus giving me peace of mind while allowing my kids to be kids and run, climb trees, etc.