Bluetooth Headset For Galaxy Note 5

[A2] I've had it for a while now and it still works great. I use it as extra storage for my galaxy note.

[USB 2.0] this works to connect my PC with bluetooth headset

[6" (15 cm)] It works nicely with my Galaxy S4 and my Galaxy Note 2. It doesn't work on my Galaxy Grand and on my Huawei phone.

Use it to hold my samsung galaxy note tablet 10.1 and it works well. Can be used portrait or landscape.will shake a little bit if touched wild Stand.

[36 x 6 x 5"] Use it to hold my samsung galaxy note tablet 10.1 and it works well. Can be used portrait or landscape.will shake a little bit if touched wild Stand.

[0.3 lb] Very sturdy adapter. It has a very secure grip on my iPhone. As an aside, I can also barely fit a Galaxy Note 8 in the grip as long as the phone has no cover.

5 Stars. It's what we needed.

[1.5 to 9 V] I’ve been using many different brands, types and sizes of headsets for decades in live dialogue amplification applications. I have purchased scores of them over the years, and currently have a good sized locker of various DPA, Countryman, Sennheiser, Shure, Audio Technica, and other headset mics. Compared to the usual industry leaders, the Galaxy HSM8 sounds just fine - clean, plenty of headroom, feedback resistant, and easy to e.q. in the typical headset fashion.  My users report it to be exceptionally comfortable... “forgot I was wearing it” is typical. I like the adjustability system. Simple, makes sense, packs down quickly into the case, and most importantly it is intuitive for users to put on by themselves. This was a BIG plus for me. Right out of the box, it just seemed to sit of the average size head and work without any fussiness. Historically, I’m generally putting headsets on for people because they seem to struggle with self-installation, but the HSM-8 seems to be the welcome exception.  Last but not least, It is a HUGE plus that the mic comes with four (!) spare cables. FINALLY, a manufacturer who realizes that these fussy little cables are normal wear items that must be routinely replaced. I’m all for high end audio, but come on...The greatest sounding headset in the world Is useless if the cable routinely breaks and cannot be field repaired. (hint to DPA) And, when cables can be replaced, but spares are so expensive that I have to specially budget to carry three or four with me, that’s not much better either (Hint to Countryman).  Bottom line: Galaxy has a great idea here. A comfortable, reasonably priced headset with all the right features AND which sounds quite good. I bet they will sell a ton of them. I’m very happy with mine!

[Cardioid] I bought a Galaxy Audio GT-S Trek Series headset microphone and a Galaxy Audio GT-V Lavalier Mic System for myself and the other instructors to try out at the dance studio where I teach. So far I like the Galaxy Audio GT-V Lavalier Mic System because it seems more out of the way. The other instructors say they prefer the Galaxy Audio GT-s Trek Series Headset partly because has no wires and is easily put on and/or easily passed to another instructor or speaker without messing with the wires and clipping on the mic. We get good sound and plenty of volume. The receiver plugs into our with the included 1/4 adapter. We have discovered that when we change instructors/speakers if we turn off the first instructors headset/transmitter we can pair the second instructors transmitter without changing receivers. I also bought a couple units for my daughter who is a programmer at the local library because they will doing their programs outside for a while due to Covid. So far I like these units, the price is right, they fit my purpose. I plan to buy a couple more units so the dance instructors will each have a personal unit.

[Black] Best bluetooth headset that I have had so far. I've gone through two sony headsets in the past few months and these are by far the best I've come across.