N18 Neckband Bluetooth Earbuds, Wireless Bluetooth 6.0 Headphones with Microphone, Ultra-Lightweight Comfort, IPX7 Waterproof, Deep Bass Strong Beat, 20H Playtime, Magnetic Earphones

I have bought these for nearly every family member close to me, which they all use, all the time. Can't lose them, they fit the ear flat, so you can listen while lying on your side. (I sleep with them on) Battery last very long, it really does last long. Not highest end sound but great for the money, I am older, but sound is good, call quality is good, for both parties. They last a very long time if treated properly. One hour charge if not less, usually. The downsides, checking the battery level has to be done through the device being paired with. Also, If one set is paired to multiple devices such as a phone and a TV the prompts from the TV can interfere with switching which device your connected to. Either get a seperate pair for each device or unpair from the device before pairing with another.

For the last few years, I've been using a model of headphones called "N10." I have no idea if they were from the same company, but since mine were discontinued, "N18" seemed like the closest match. I really LOVED the N10s. I probably bought 10 of them, but not because they broke. I lost a few pairs, and I was constantly losing the little rubber ear pieces, so I'd order another pair of headphones just so I could poach the little bag of rubber ear parts. My favorite things about the N10s were that they were light, comfortable, and I could take them out of my ear and they would hang around my neck. I almost always have headphones on when I'm not working, and i hated earbuds because I'd have to keep putting them in and pulling them out of my pocket. The biggest thing I loved though, was that I could connect to 2 different devices and swap seamlessly between them. If I'm watching a video on my tablet and my phone rings, it pauses the video and switches the headphones to my phone automatically. I don't know why that is such a hard feature to find, especially these days, but I've had difficulty finding replacement headphones with this feature since the N10s were discontinued. So, long story (not so) short, I was on the hunt for similar replacement headphones because mine were discontinued, and "N18" looked like the closest option. For the record, I didn't want new headphones. I wanted MY headphones. I resented all other headphones, but begrudgingly ordered these because they seemed the closest, and another reviewer mentioned they can connect to multiple devices, which is a feature stickler for me. The headphones arrived quickly. I gazed longingly at my old headphones that were now falling out of my ears because all the rubber pieces disappeared into the ether. I said I was sorry, that I didn't want to move on, but they were no longer the headphones they were when we first met. I didn't really want to like my new headphones. It felt like I was betraying the headphones I had loved for so many years. I got over it pretty quick though! THESE ARE THE BEST HEADPHONES! I'm not an audiophile, but for my purposes these are perfect. I love them so much I bought a backup pair so I never have to be without when they're charging for a couple hours. PROS: - Connect to multiple devices and switch seamlessly. If you're watching a video on your your tablet and the phone rings, the headphones pause the video, switch to the phone when it rings, and switches back automatically after you hang up or decline the call - LONG BATTERY LIFE! I get about 2 straight days of heavy use before I have to recharge - Quick charge in about an hour - WATERPROOF! This is now a feature I can't live without. With my previous headphones, I'd have to turn them off and grab a shower speaker if I wanted to keep listening to videos/music while showering - Strong magnets keep the earbuds together like a necklace when not in your ears. I didn't realize how valuable this was until I went a few weeks without losing any rubber pieces. The magnets on my old version were weak, so the rubber was constantly getting catching on things and getting pulled off and lost. I still have all the original parts! Trust me, that's incredible. - Comfortable! I just leave them in and fall asleep. I can't even feel them, and they are still stuck in my ears in the morning. This is important to me. Before, I was switching to a headband headphones at night for comfort. The problem with the headband is that it tends to get knocked off my head at some point during sleep. I'm a heavy sleeper, and need to set alarms on my phone AND tablet. The alarm from my tablet only comes through the headphones, so if they're knocked off my head I won't hear it at all. I haven't missed a single alarm sleeping in these. - Great sound quality for video, music, and phone calls CONS: - I'm still trying to find one These are affordable, versatile, comfortable, and have a long battery life. For the price point, you really can't go wrong!

I've been trying to find headphones to replace the Skullcandy Ink'd wireless headphones since they were discontinued. I used those for over a decade and I'm sad Skullcandy has discontinued them. I've tried a bunch of different headphones, but for a number of reasons I didn't like them. I've been using these TONEMAC N18 headphones for about 2 months now and they are a winner. I usualyl forget to write reviews but I'm so happy with these I want to, also in case anyone else is struggling to replace their Ink'd wireless. I'm going to do a TL;DR of pros and cons at the top with details below. Things I was looking for: TL;DR Pros: Neckband weight similar to Ink'd wireless, Cost is about the same, solid bass, controls are the same as ink'd wireless. Bonus pros: Super long battery life, USB-C charging. Can connect to two devices at a time. Cons: Like everyone said, cable length is long with no bands to adjust. Meckband is a little long (but I'm on the smaller side so these are probably perfect for someone bigger). Sometimes when I'm connected to two devices and I get a sound on the first one that connected, it doesn't switch to the second. Since I sometimes I Bluetooth turned on on up to four devices in a room at a time, it confused me at first. Easy to manage now that I know. Conclusion: I'm in love with these and so glad I found them. I look forward to many years with these headphones. ----------------------------------------------------- Neckband weight: I can't do the "true" wireless earbuds because 1) I'd lose them and 2) I'm allergic to nickel and have a reaction to them. So I need to have a neckband. Other headphones I've tried were either too light, so they slid off a lot, or they are pretty heavy (which I was kind of okay with if they worked well). These pretty much match the weight of the Ink'ed wireless. I will agree with other comments that the cables are a bit long and don't have that band that allows you to adjust the length. But honestly it's a small thing and can be fixed with a lightly tightened zip tie that is flush cut or something. I haven't done this yet. Cost: The Ink'd wireless were anywhere between $28 and $40. I had two pairs that I could switch on and off (mostly due to forgetting them or misplacing them). So every 3-5 years when an earbud died I'd purchase a new pair. At the time of this review I paid $26 for these. Bass: I don't need a lot of bass to be happy but I need a little, at least. Others I tried seemed to have zero or negative. Controls: I just need the basics. Volume up/down and one button for pause/play. You'd be surprised at a lack of controls. Also, one pair of headphones made you hold the plus/minus to change the volume. So it was impossible to adjust the volume slightly. Weird design choice. The tonemacs have the controls and behavior I want. Battery life: The advertised battery life is accurate on these. I've been superbly happy. I was fine with the 8 hours I was getting before but these are an improvement. Charging: Ideal but not needed was I wanted headphones with USB-C port for charging. It's getting more annoying to find micro-b cables. If you are thinking about buying these headphones, I seriously recommend them.

I purchased these in the summer of 2025 and they worked perfectly for 8 months. They started to intermittently pair while I was listening. I contacted the seller and explained what had happened and they immediately replaced I can't tell you how much money Ihave wasted on true wireless buds, only to have one the pair fall out of my ear without my knowing it. A good friend had these and I decided to try them. They are not as pretty as true-wireless, but their being connected to each other and having the piece around my neck makes them impossible to lose! On top of that until they malfunctioned, call quality was excellent and I no longer had to hear from folks on the other side of the phone call that the connection was poor or distorted. They seamlessly paired with 2 devices at the same time so I could connect with my phone and laptop simultaneously. The sound is good. I have given up on true wireless and am addicted to these. Greatly appreciate the seller standing behind their product.

I purchased a set of very similar headphones from another vendor and they failed within a few weeks. I was able to return to Amazon for credit, so I reordered the same item and had another set fail even faster. Rather than go for 3 strikes, I decided to try a different brand and purchased these. The software is slightly different, but otherwise they appear to be virtually identical to the ones that failed, so I suspect they came from the same factory in China. I have been using them while working out four times per week for about six months and they are still working fine. Sound quality is probably not audiophile, but is very good for casual use. I typically recharge after each use, so I don’t know the maximum run time but I do know they will run for at least 3 to 4 hours. For use in the gym, I really prefer this design over typical ear buds or the larger over the head design. These are comfortable, you can never drop them, and I can take them off and just leave looped around my neck when I want to talk with someone. Good service from Amazon and no complaints about the headphones

EDIT: Changing my review, and if I could give it zero stars, I would. I've had them a whole three months, and they're already completely dead. Obviously, it's way too late to get a refund, so all I have now is a very expensive toy for the cats to chew on because they like the feel of the silicone in the neckband. BUYER BEWARE, because as you can see in the review below, I only had a few complaints when I first got them, but the listed issues got more inconvenient as time went on, to the point I was figuring when they did eventually die I wouldn't get another pair, and now they are completely non-functioning after three months (from March 13th to June 14th) of normal headphone usage. Old Review: I'm fairly happy with these, as these are the closest thing I've found to my Beats Flex in the year or so I've been looking. Downsides include the little piece of plastic that is supposed to cover the charging port is IMPOSSIBLE to pull open, and after a while, it got so damaged from me pulling it open with teeth or tweezers that it doesn't even close right anymore. Even though the headphones come together with magnets (like my Beats Flex) this does NOT automatically pause your video/music/etc. Buttons are good, and having additional controls (hold volume up to skip forward, hold volume down to go back, and so on) are nice. The part that hangs around your neck is kind of bulky (again, used to Beats Flex, which is very thin and not nearly as stiff), but they connect WAY faster than my other headphones do. It's almost instant, which is great. My favorite part about them (and the thing that takes this from 3 to 4 stars) is the INSANE battery on this thing. I listen to music basically all day, and I'm used to charging my headphones every night while I sleep; these headphones last all day, night, and then most of the next day, and all I have to do is plug them in for an hour or so, and they're back at 100%. As a hardcore headphone user who basically is never without some form of audio, it's truly amazing.

These earbuds are better than brands costing two or three times more. Much better than my previous Beats X earbuds. These earbuds talk to you...they tell you when they're powered on or off, tell you when they're pairing, and tell you when they're connected. They fit snugly in the ears. They *feel* like a quality product. Sound quality is excellent. Let's face it, the human ear can hear only so much...these let you hear what you need to hear to enjoy the music. The USB port even has a little flip-up cover that you can close when they're in use and not connected to a charger. I've never measured listening time duration, but that really isn't an issue for me. Color is irrelevant to me. These are a listening device, not a fashion accessory. They do the job they're made to do. I'd buy them again in a heartbeat.

Let me begin by saying a love a good pair of relatively inexpensive Bluetooth neckband headphones. I found a $50 pair once from another vendor on sale for $25, grabbed them and loved them so much I got another pair, (same manufacturer, different model) so when the battery died in one I could switch them out and go on my way. Well. Eventually both of those sets were worn to death or lost or whatever. Must have new pair. Of course they don’t make my favorite pair anymore, so I was on the hunt. These got good reviews, they were marked down to a price that if I hated them I wouldn’t feel bad about it, so I gave them a try. I don’t hate them. But I don’t like them all that much either. The center of the neckband piece on these is flexible, but not such that you can make them small and easily tuck them in a purse or pocket. The buttons are clunky. The sound is acceptable once you get past the “status voice,” the one that tells you when things are connected, etc. For some reason it seems fuzzy and that bugs me. The battery life isn’t bad. But ohhhhh, when it gets low you’re going to know about it. Every few seconds. It annoys you into recharging it. It doesn’t take long to charge fully, maybe a couple of hours, so I do like that. Then we grate our teeth through the fuzzy concierge voice and are good again for a while… until it’s time to pester me into recharging them again. Rinse, repeat. In short, overall these do the job. I won’t trash them. But I’m looking for another set that I like better so that these can be a backup pair.

Coming fron Anker Soundcore r500, it had nicer sound quality and bass compared to this. Even after trying to tweak equaliser it is not good enough

Impeccable

Great in-ear headphones for the price

Ich nutze sie auf Arbeit somit nutze ich sie täglich ca 7stunden, auch telefonieren funktioniert wunderbar und der Akku hält sehr lange auch nach nun mehr als 1 Jahr fast täglichem gebrauch hält der Akku Problemlos 2,5 Arbeitstage durch und ist dann auch in ca 1stunde wieder komplett voll geladen .

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