Brand
Havit E505BT Bluetooth Earphones
₨ 2,350Frequently Asked Questions
Which brands of neckband earphones can I buy here?
This category carries Anker, Havit and JBL. JBL appears in both a Bluetooth wireless sport pair and a wireless in-ear model, while Anker and Havit each cover one option. The selection is focused rather than broad.
Are neckband earphones better than separate wireless earbuds?
They suit different habits. A neckband keeps both earpieces joined by a band that sits on your collar, so removing one does not risk dropping it, which is why runners and commuters favour the shape. Separate buds win on pocket size.
Can I order neckband earphones outside Karachi?
Yes. The showroom is in Karachi, but orders are delivered nationwide across Pakistan. You can pay cash on delivery or complete the payment online before dispatch.
Neckband earphones keep both earpieces joined by a band that rests on your collar, so nothing goes missing between the gym, the bus and your desk.
Neckband Earphones
Neckband earphones hang from a flexible band that rests on the collar, with two earpieces on short cables running up to each ear. Pull one out mid conversation and it stays on your shoulder instead of dropping to the floor. Buyers who have already lost a loose earbud tend to settle on this shape, along with people who want one pair to handle a workout, a bus ride and a run of phone calls.
The selection here is small and covers Anker, Havit and JBL. JBL sits in the range twice, once as a Bluetooth wireless sport pair and once as a wireless in-ear model. Anker contributes a wireless in-ear earphone and Havit a Bluetooth set. Prices run from entry level sets through to premium, so the gap between the cheapest and the dearest option on this page is wide.
Two decisions settle most purchases. The first is band stiffness: a firmer band holds its position when you move at pace, while a softer one folds into a pocket and presses less on the neck through a long working day. The second is how the earpieces sit, since a neckband carries its own weight and a loose tip will work its way out as the cable tugs. Check that the pair uses a Bluetooth connection your phone or laptop can pair with, and think about where the controls fall on the cable, because you will find them by touch rather than by sight.
Who each option suits
For gym sets and outdoor running, the sport shaped JBL pair is built around staying put while you move. For a commute or a shared office, a lighter band you can wear from morning to evening matters more than grip. Anyone buying a first wireless pair, or replacing a set that keeps going missing, gets the most out of the neckband shape because the earpieces stay tethered to each other at all times. Students and anyone watching the total spend can start at the entry end of the range and still get a wireless pair.
Mega Computer keeps these at the Karachi showroom, where you can handle a band before buying and judge the weight for yourself. Orders ship nationwide across Pakistan, and you can pay cash on delivery or online. Warranty claims and after sales questions go through the same counter that sold you the pair.