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hi I'm David Conroy from Cena comm and this is the LG tone infinim HP s900 a stereo Bluetooth headset that costs a little over a hundred dollars as the current highest end model and LG's popular tone line like those other tone models this hasn't around the neck design and I found it to be a little stir your built than some of the step-down models and it looks and feels a little swanky overall though it is an all plastic headphone the key new feature with this model is that the earbuds instead of adhering magnetically to the front of the neck band when not in use retract back into it on each side of the neck band you'll find a button that when pressed reels the thin cable back in it's a pretty nifty feature but those cables are very thin and I just don't know how well they'll hold up over time there are additional buttons for pause and playing your music volume control answering and ending calls and skipping tracks forward and back it is a lot of buttons so it does take a little time to get familiar with where everything is as for extra features you get apt X which is supposed to make Bluetooth trimming sound better for devices that support it but this headphone doesn't feature noise cancelling as for performance this is another LG tone that features sound by Harman Kardon it sounds good for a bluetooth headphone with decent clarity and also a decent amount of bass but the key caveat that you have to get a tight seal or you lose a lot of bass and the headphone will sound thin in fact the sound is night and day if you don't get that tight seal battery life is good however with up to 14 hours of music playback and caller said I sound a decent when I use the headphone as a headset in all I like this tone infinim better than some previous tone models and have no problem recommending it though you should also take a look at Sol Republic Shadow Wireless which arguably sounds slightly better and retails for $100 I'm David Carr noise thanks for watching you