Great product and this is a reorder. Love this stuff. Great for African American hair textures and rough stubborn hair.

Had very low expectations based on the reviews and comments. Figured for 30 bucks it was worth trying and fully expected that I would be returning them. Mine have worked as described. There was no extra effort in getting both of them to pair up on the first try. When I go to use them I turn one on, then turn the other one. After a couple seconds the blue light on each of them starts to blink in unison. Music plays through both in stereo. Have had no issues with music cutting out. The voice that talks to you "power on, power off, low battery" is a little jarring and annoying but, big deal, they were 30 bucks. They do feel a little chintzy like they may break easily but, big deal, they were 30 bucks. I got completely wireless, in ear, headphones without paying hundreds of dollars. I'll take those negatives all day!

I read all the negative complaints about it was worthless because you can download anything or it has to be connected to the internet to be worth anything. It appears that most of those people never read just what the Chromebook is all about.

Wish has done a great thing to bring us merchandise at a great price but, the merchandise is not always of great workmanship even at the low cost. Wish does stand behind the buyer and helps in resolving any issues that you might have with any item you purchase off their website. Some of the items you purchase is a hit or miss chance you take meaning, sometimes you get what you pay for! The best thing you can do is read all of the reviews about the item and hope they've left their honest opinion of the product. I've purchased many things off Wish and they have all been shipped from china taking no less than a month for me to receive my items. With that in mind, I'm still purchasing items off Wish and probably will be for quite sometime. Thank you Wish for bringing us a wide assortment of items at a super great price!

The Federal Trade Commission filed suit against the company that makes this product, claiming they falsely claimed benefits and presented a false medical authority to endorse it. The company settled for 1.5 million dollars. This information comes from an email directly from the FTC (on October 5, 2016) with the subject heading, "Marketers of Joint Pain Supplement Agree to Settle FTC Charges of Deceptive Advertising, Endorsements." I have not tried the product, but I just thought you would like to know if you are considering buying it. I gave it a three stars because I am so amused and impressed at the audacity to produce something and lie about it so severely that the FTC actually got involved.