Large Capacity 220mAh Li-Polymer Battery; Type-C Charging Port (Cable Included); 200 Hrs Standby Time; 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty on Manufacturing Defects only

This is my third Bluetooth neckband, I own a House of Marley, a petron Bud and this one. A brief comparison on some key parameters and a short review of this one.Battery: The petron does standout, lasts much longer than the other two, charging too is quite fast, the Infinity Glide came fully charged and dropped to 80% with about 60 minutes of usage, at this rate I guess it may last for just about 5-6 hours at the most. Charging is reasonably fast.Comfort: This is pretty light and comfortable, the wires connecting the buds are not as stiff as the realme ones, the original earbuds fit perfectly and caused no pain or discomfort, the band round the neck too is comfortable, better than the patron and the House of Marley. All three come with extra pairs of buds. Fits well and does not pop out while jogging or walking, the same holds for the other two devices compared as well.Sound quality: The house of Marley was good while it lasted, alas, the Right bud stopped working after two years. The Realme too is good, though I found the highs missing in a few popular songs. The Infinity Glide is just about ok, the bass is present, but I found the highs missing, and some songs, thought the vocals sounded a bit dull (sort of muffled), but tastes differ. House of Marley was the best followed by the Realme, this one would just be ok for me. Both the patron and the Glide had no noticeable lag when playing videos.Features: The patron feature of connecting and disconnecting using the magnetic buds was awesome, no such feature exists in Glide. The Glide though has a small cover to close the USB charging slot, the Realme has no such cover. The Glide has a BT 5.0, while the others don't, I found the connection strong even with a wall in between. The Dual EQ usage was a bit difficult, simultaneous pressing of the two-volume buttons cumbersome and the Bluetooth kept getting disconnected, also the phone had to be reconnected to the earphone each time the earphone was powered on, this I found to be seamless in petron. The track change is a long press in the Glide, needs time to get used to this as I ended up increasing the volume several times while changing the track. The Glide is supposed to be splash-proof, though I have not tried this.Call quality: petron beats the other two hands down on this. House of Marley was the worst. If one uses the earphone for calling as a primary purpose, the Realme should be a better option.Looks and Feel: Realme looks premium, followed by the Marley earphone. The Glide has the infinity symbol on the buds flat outer surface, while the patron does not even sport a logo. I would put patron on top of the list.Durability: The House of Marley earphones lasted just about two years, the patron is about three months old, and going strong, need to see how long the Infinity Glide lasts.Verdict: If the difference of 500Rs between the petron and the Glide is not very significant, I would recommend the patron. But if 500Rs is a big difference, then the Glide is pretty functional, decent sound and comfort, my only concern would be the battery, 5-6 hours is all that I think it could give on first use, while the patron gave me 8 hours easily on one charge. I guess the disconnect feature while not in use comes in handy for the patron

i am using this product from last 6 months.its a good product in this price range.the quality of the product is really good and also the ear Phone which stick in your ears and does not fall even when you are riding the bike.i recommend this product to purchase.

Thik nhi hai

Overall its a good buy at this price. Charging is very fast that I liked the most.

I don't like d service of proton ..as within 3month of buying ..ptron have bad experience of charging ..however when i try to customer care they don't respond either they have to repair it or replace it..

This headset is good in budget got @rs799 and can able to connect 2 device at a time and magnet available to stick the bead but that wont disconnect from phone like realme oneplus headset.Good battery backup with more than 2 daysBut in some devices this bluetooth get disconnected frequently due to if you keep phone and headset away from range and allow to headset off by itself and then reconnect to the same device can cause this problemBatter level indicator will not be accurate and ask to recharge @30% battery available.Warrant y you can claim only you register in the ptron website but the serial numbwr wont available and hard to find from the box to register.Seller need to share the warranty serial number printed along with bill

I would have given it a 5 star rating if it could connect to devices easily at once..sometimes it does, other times it doesn’t..makes it difficult to use them if you get a call and want to connect it immediately or while on the callbut they are a good match if you have extra time to connect them..because sometimes the sound keeps breaking, the only way to fix is, disconnecting and reconnectingPrice wise they are good, but better products are available with better connectivity at the same priceBattery life is not that great as advertisedOnly bought it because I trusted the pTron brand and the earbuds I had from them..they still work fine, but this fellow…..only if connectivity issue could be resolved, its a great product

They're great for the price. A little on the large size with really long cables and two units (with buttons on the right one), one for each earphone, but that's not really a problem. Better than a pair I had earlier which was 3 times the price of this one.The cable seems thick and rugged. The bit that goes around the neck is flexible and not too unwieldy.Might have been nice to have a case and a clip to keep it from flying away, while riding a bike.Safely packaged too. Go for it, you probably won't get a better deal.Edit: one side developed a loose contact two months in