A small earfull - Best for the buck and maybe overall

I have gone through several headsets in search of the ideal solution.  My requirements were that it stays comfortably in my problematic ear, have clear sound, not look too stupid, and stay in my ear.  (Yes, it is that important)  There is nothing grossly wrong with my ears; just they do not hold normal ear buds too well.

This headset uses an ear cushion with a small hook (actually a loop) that presses against the inside of your ear canal.  The small amount of pressure combined with the headset's remarkably lightweight makes for a reasonably secure fit.  That is reasonably secure for me, which should translate to rock-solid for most other people.

The sound quality is excellent in both directions.  The controls are easy to identify and use.  Other headsets have buttons, which are too small or require too much pressure.  The charging method is interesting.  You place the headset into a small case and plug the charger into the case.  The benefit is that you do not leave the headset out while charging where bugs can take up residence in the earpiece.

Before purchasing, I read a review somewhere that criticized the headset because the earpiece hook broke and Samsung wanted to charge the person $2 for a replacement.  I cannot speak to that but did notice that mine arrived with two spares.  It also included an additional piece you can clip on the earpiece that loops around the outside of your ear.  I did not find this necessary but thought it nice to include for anyone who would.

The only annoyance I found was there was not way to turn off the flashing blue light while the headset is active.  You can easily fix that with a small piece of duct tape.