Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #26015 in Cell Phone Accessories
- Brand: Digital
Features
- OT Bluetooth Tags in Black with Acrylic Case
- Neoprene Water Resistant Armband for HTC, Motorola, Samsung, Android Phones and More
- Adjustable Velcro Armband Strap for a Snug and Comfortable Fit
- Multiple Sized Earbuds Included for Superior Comfort
- Send/Receive Calls Using Your Bluetooth Tags
High Quality Outdoor OT "Bluetooth Tags" Wireless Bluetooth Headphones w/ Universal Water Resistant Neoprene Sports Gym Jogging Armband Included (Black)
Product Description
Outdoor Technology Bluetooth "Tags", or "dogtags" for the way they hang loosely around the neck when not in use, are wireless stereo earbud headphones that connect to any Bluetooth enabled device (most phones, PDA's, computers, tablets, etc.) wirelessly with up to 32' of range. Once connected, the end user can listen to music, advance or rewind the track, pause, and switch to call mode for answering or initiating telephone calls if paired with a mobile phone. The enclosed lithium ion battery provides exceptional stereo quality sound uninterrupted for up to 5 hours. Talk time is typically 6 hours, and standby time is up to 120 hours, with a charge time of 1.45 hours. Charging is done via the enclosed micro USB mini-cable. Also comes with a reusable acrylic case and multiple sized earbud replacement piece. Over the ear sports clips keeps the tags perfectly in position when exercising or running, even if you are perspiring heavily. Constructed of lightweight, washable neoprene and reflective materials, the fully adjustable Active Sports Armband is the functional way to carry mobile phone during nearly any activity. The armband's sleek design effectively minimizes bulk. The heavy-duty Velcro adjustment provides for a universal fit while the clear cover offers convenient access to the touch screen.
Customer Reviews
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22 of 22 people found the following review helpful.
Great! Comfortable and sweat-resistant (so far).
By Ken Y
I really was looking for a wireless set to workout with so it must be sweat resistant as my number one criteria. I have tried a few others so for those of you looking for a workout set, I'll give a quick review of each in this one spot...PLANTRONICS BACKBEAT: I tried these I think in early 09. My first use of wireless stereo and I was hooked. These are great and I highly recomend paying a few dollars more for the added 3.5mm device that can be used for pairing anything. One problem for me is after a few uses with heavy sweat, shorted them. I went through two pair and returned them. If you are not working out with them, I like them alot (functions, fit, sound, all good).ROCKET FISH: These are the more rigid behind the head set (like motorola). These were nice, although they did not fit as well, have as good of a sound, nor functionality as the Plantronic. That said, I picked them up cheap and they last 6-9 months of heave sweat and use. Then stopped working.JAYBIRD FREEDOM: These were nice and light and sounded great too. They seemed to resist sweat well with its design and I though they'd be a keeper, but..... I just couldn't get them to stay in my ear. I know, I read many that said the same thing and I thought "they don't know what they are doing". But, I used the gecho grips and twisted them deep into my ear. This was fine for working out, but after a long run and heavy sweat, the gradually worked themselves out of my ear. Got to be too frustrating. That and the cord on the back of my neck would stick a little at times, creating a pull on them which also caused them to fall out.MOTOROLA/OTHER: I haven't tried any others yet. Kind of a long process of elimination.OT TAGS......I bought these in June and they are still going strong. I have used them less frequently lately, but I used them quite a bit in the hotter months both running outdoors and working out / running in the gym. Though the buttons seem more exposed, I have not had an issue with the sweat. The sound is good too. These are alot like the Jaybirds with a few exceptions... 1) Buttons aren't as sealed, but this doesn't seem to be an issue. 2) Slight difference in shape. 3) The price is much cheaper. and 4) Cord is longer and has a mesh/threaded cover over it. The length can be a bit much at time, but overall it is great for a few reasons a)I think the length (and threadig) helps it from getting stuck on my neck which is a plus, b) When you take them off, you can drape them around your neck which is handy c) I'll wear a hat often and I actually tuck the cord up and under my hat which keeps it off my neck and out of the way.Fit: I made my decision on the Jaybirds because of the fit and I just couldn't pay that price for them not to be perfect. The OT's are cheaper and so far ARE perfect. They come with hooks to place over the ear if you want added support which worked good, but her's my disclaimer... Shortly after I returned the Jaybirds, Jaybird developed these winged looking things to go in the ear. I actually had Jaybird send me a pair that I put on the OT's and it keeps things very snug and comfortable (even better than the hooks). So, maybe the wing-things work the same for the Jaybirds, but even if they do, unless my OT's short-out, I'd choose them first for two major reasons still 1) Price (of course... same item really, but cheaper). and 2) The cord, though long, doesn't stick to my neck and the length allows me to stuff it in my hat when running and hang them around my neck when not in use.HOPE THIS HELPED YOUR DECISION.Oh, by the way, I e-mailed OT and they said they would honor the warranty if they could validate that they shorted from sweat. This hasn't happened, but if it does, I'll let you know if they replace them.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.How did I ever run without these?!?
By mgd
I absolutely love these headphones! I will never be able to go back to wired headphones again!I have used these several times a week for the last 9 months with a Droid X for distances up to 14 miles at a time. I have always been unable to use regular earbuds (even just when sitting, let alone running), as they never have fit and stayed properly in my ears; yet I have had no problems whatsoever with these slipping. I was shocked! Although I'm not sure if it's good for the headphones, I don't want to risk them dying on a run, so I always charge them as soon as I'm done running so they're ready to go for next time. So far I've gone up to 14 miles on a single charge without a problem.The sound quality is amazing! One safety point - if you tend to run alone and/or in areas where you really need to hear everything in your surroundings, these headphones may not be for you. They fit very securely and drown out quite a bit of background noise. Of course, I'm sure that helps make them sound so great!There are two drawbacks that I have found, but neither have been a real issue for me. One is that they charge only through usb - there is no a/c charger. Also, the voice feedback in mapmyrun does not work through the headphones for some reason. I like the feedback so I know how many miles I've run without looking at the app, but I have turned off that feature and survived without it.I don't write nearly as many reviews about products as I should, but I love this product enough that I felt I needed to take the time to tell others how great they are! I LOVE these headphones!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
GREAT sound, some hick-ups with connecting UPDATED
By David Grodsky
OK, if you want great sound quality which is always the #1 factor I look for in headphones then these things are it. Srsly clear with good lows and highs. The fit of the earbuds is comfortable even after a couple hour's wear. The cord is sturdy and has a clip that allows for easy storage so it doesn't tangle. Solid construction, I've dropped this many times already and it still sounds and feels great.A few minor drawbacks keep this from getting 5 stars. The estimated 5 hour listen time is really closer to 4 so if you are hoping for longer time then move on. Initial connection can be a little tricky but I've never had to try more than 3x. My experience shows the range is closer to 20' not 32' even when in direct line of sight, though within my apartment there was no loss of quality or signal even through 2 walls and a shut door at ~ 15 feet. If you drop out, this will not reconnect correctly and requires a reconnect. When listening to any music on my Macbook Air, whether iTunes Pandora or whatever, if I pause the music then restart the headphones can't seem to keep a signal just like when I've gone out of and into the range limit. I have to either stop then restart the program or disconnect and reconnect the bluetooth on the Mac it to get it to reconnect. I also find that the cord, while sturdy, can be annoying if worn behind the neck when wearing a collared shirt or hoodie.UPDATE 07/27/2012 - Have had these now for 3 months. Functionally, everything is still the same but I am less happy with the fit. As long as I am sitting still, they fit in my ears fine. If I am moving about tho forget it. I have to adjust them all the time.
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