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Question: sweatproof
Document: Stellar, lightweight design. But get this: the earbud cords that connect to the unit are just a little lightweight and rubbery. I can tell from the type of material used that these are designed to be sweatproof and should age well, but you'll need to treat them with a bit of respect to avoid tangles, kinks and outright breakage.Sound quality is good enough.
I have owned Motorola, Plantronics, and Nokia bluetooth stereo headsets for working out, and a Rocketfish for which is more for sitting around the house because it is bigger and not as sweatproof. This LG headset is the best. The sound quality is superb, the switch to turn it on is a welcome change from pushing in a button and holding it, and all the controls are intuitive and work perfectly. Used with a Droid Bionic mostly, I love this headset!
I've had three different pairs of Bluetooth headphones over the years. So far these are the best, but they could still be improved.I had the Samsung SBH500, but they are very painful. Then I had the Motorola S9 HD headphones. They were pretty good, but not very sweatproof. They shorted out after about a year.PROS:  These LG headphones have a lot going for them. They have great battery life. They are comfortable around your neck and in your ears. They look good.
Let me clarify before I bash LG...that I am SUPER SUPER happy with Amazon customer service and I should have just returned this malfunctioning headset within 30 days to Amazon, but I didn't.However, I am so upset with LG, this product and their horrible customer service. I loved this style instead of the ones my husband prefers, the more rigid Motorola S11 which claim to be sweatproof.
First off, I upgraded from the Motorola S9-HD, which was a great product with a whole different set of issues (short battery life, no microphone [despite an answering button on the headset], and glue that was NOT sweatproof), so when it finally lost enough battery life to warrant an upgrade, I immediately looked at the Motorola S10, which basically looks like its predecessor rebranded (and with a nice, new higher price to boot!
I absolutely love these headphones. The form factor is great, the ear buds fit terrifically in my ear, and I love how well that it integrates with my iPhone. Being able to take phone calls or initiate Siri while running is a great feature to have. Not to mention the usefulness of having the music control buttons on the piece that wraps around your neck. It's an absolute 5 star device with great battery life, but with one major flaw.It is NOT sweatproof/waterproof.
I bought these to use primarily at the gym. I had sevral cheap headsets that would short out cause of sweating. So it was a must that I found headsets that were sweatproof, or at least resistant. I read reviews and this set seemed to fit the bill. I have used them for a couple weeks and really happy with them. No problems with connection even when riding a bike. I must say that when performing certain lifts in the gym, I find myself hitting the buttons on accident.
you get my picture. I've gone through all the traditional headphones and killed the speakers from long term use, and hate...hate...hate getting that flippin' cord stuck on things and having ear buds go flying out of my ears.
yes. it's worth a price.Try cheap ones. You'll know what I mean.amazing product.Can't believe I've been buying cheap bluetooth devices thinking it'll all be the same.
yes, it met my requirements, the sound is excellent, it is easy to use and music sounds good. excellent product
Answer: lightweight, sweat-proof, does not bother is excellent. I love