A neckband is a type of wireless headphone that features a flexible band worn around the neck, with earbuds that can be magnetically attached when not in use.

Most neckbands use Bluetooth. To connect, turn on Bluetooth on your device, put the neckband in pairing mode (usually by holding the power button), and select it from the list of available devices.

Battery life varies by model, but many neckbands offer between 36 to 100 hours of playback time on a full charge. Always check the specifications for your specific model.

Many neckbands are designed for sports and come with sweat-proof or water-resistant ratings. Look for IP ratings (like IPX4) to gauge their water resistance.

Yes, many neckbands are designed for active use and are comfortable to wear during workouts. Just ensure yours has features like sweat resistance and a secure fit.

Keep your neckband clean and dry. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures, and store it in a protective case when not in use. Regularly clean the earbuds with a soft cloth.

Check the charging cable and port for damage or debris. Try using a different cable or power source. If it still won’t charge, consult the manufacturer’s support.

You can consider features like sound quality, battery life, comfort, noise cancellation, and control options (like touch controls or buttons) based on your needs.

This can be due to interference, low battery, or issues with the Bluetooth connection. Ensure your device is within range and fully charged, and try resetting the neckband if the problem persists.