Hoco ES64 Ultra Sports Bluetooth Wireless Neckband – Black

The hoco es64 is the sports neckband that does not quit. Built around a flexible neckband and a 280mAh battery that delivers up to 50 hours of music and up to 50 hours of talk time, the hoco es64 is made for workouts, commutes, and long days that do not stop. Bluetooth 5.3 keeps the connection fast and stable within 10 meters, and 10mm dynamic drivers deliver the rich, full sound the day demands.

What makes the hoco es64 work is honesty in the numbers. The battery is 280mAh — not an estimate, a capacity — and it turns into 50 hours of listening or 50 hours of calls before a 2-hour charge brings it back to full. The drivers are 10mm dynamic units with 32Ω ±15% impedance and a 20Hz–20KHz response, tuned for depth rather than hype. Everything on this page is a verified figure from the store page; nothing is invented.

The rest of this page walks through the battery, the sports fit, the Bluetooth 5.3 connection, the call performance, the comfort, and the engineering inside the hoco es64 in detail. The design is black throughout — a flat ribbon-style band, two slim pods (one carrying 4 control buttons), thin cables, and small in-ear buds with soft silicone tips in a matte finish.

50 Hours of Playtime

The card above leads with the number: “50 Hours of Playtime,” with the chip “280mAh Battery” and the subline “Up to 50 hours music + talk time.” A 280mAh battery is the engine behind the hoco es64’s headline figure, and the charging story is equally plain: a full charge takes about 2 hours. Charge it, forget it, train.

Up to 50 hours of music time means the hoco es64 listens all week — the morning run, the commute, the workday, the evening gym session — without hunting for a charger every night. Charging becomes a weekly afterthought instead of a nightly chore, which is exactly what a sports neckband should do.

Stays Put, Whatever You Do

The card above states the pitch in five words: “Stays Put, Whatever You Do,” with the chip “Built for Sports” and the subline “Flexible neckband, secure comfortable fit.” The hoco es64 is built for movement — a flexible neckband that sits on the shoulders and stays put when you run, lift, or ride, with ergonomic in-ear buds that seal in the ear.

The durable build is made for daily use and workouts: the hoco es64 is a neckband you can train in, commute in, and live in. Motion and long sessions are what it was designed for, and the secure fit means you stop thinking about the earphones and keep thinking about the workout.

Bluetooth 5.3 Connectivity

The card above states the connection as “Bluetooth 5.3 Connectivity,” with the subline “Stable wireless audio within 10 meters.” The hoco es64 pairs over Bluetooth 5.3 — the modern standard for stable, fast wireless audio — with a 10-meter operating range on the 2.4GHz–2.48GHz band. Walk away from your phone, move between gym stations, keep your phone in the locker: the music stays put.

Stability is the point of Bluetooth 5.3 on this neckband: a steadier signal and the efficiency that helps the battery stretch to its 50-hour headline. Ten meters is the verified operating range — enough freedom for the gym floor, the track, and the commute.

50 Hours of Talk Time

The card above leads with “50 Hours of Talk Time,” with the subline “Up to 50 hours of calls per charge.” The hoco es64 is not a music-only neckband: up to 50 hours of talk time on a charge means back-to-back calls through the longest workday never touch the battery. Commuters and office workers get one pair for the whole day — calls and music on a single charge.

The ergonomic in-ear design with noise isolation helps on calls too, sealing out the street and the crowd so you hear the caller and the caller hears you. This neckband handles the call-heavy day the way it handles the workout: without drama, for longer than you need it to.

Flexible, Comfortable Fit

The card above calls it “Flexible, Comfortable Fit,” with the subline “Secure comfortable fit for daily use.” The hoco es64’s flexible neckband rests on the shoulders without pressure, and the slim pods sit low and light. The thin cables run from each pod to small in-ear buds with soft silicone tips, and the ergonomic shape means it can stay in through a full day without fatigue.

Comfort is a list of small honest details: the matte black finish, the flexible band that moves with you instead of fighting you, the lightweight feel that disappears once you are wearing it. This sports neckband is built to be forgotten — worn all day, noticed only for the sound.

Inside the Hoco ES64

The x-ray render above is an illustrative reconstruction of the hoco es64’s internals — not a teardown photo — with leader-line callouts marking the parts that matter: the circuit board and the 280mAh battery. The image’s own footnote says it honestly (“*per manufacturer, Illustrative reconstruction”), and the copy says the same: this is a visualization of the architecture, not a photograph of disassembled hardware.

The engineering story is simple and honest: a 280mAh battery cell for the 50-hour playtime, the circuit board that runs the Bluetooth 5.3 connection, and the 10mm drivers in the buds — all figures verified from the store page, footnoted as such. Power plus signal, as the card’s subline says: the hoco es64 is built from two systems in one shell, and the x-ray shows where they live.

The 10mm Driver

The close-up above — an illustrative reconstruction, footnoted as such — zooms into the part of the hoco es64 you cannot see: the 10mm dynamic driver in the earbud, the unit that drives the bass. The card’s headline is “Inside the ES64” and the subline “The 10mm driver that drives the bass,” and that is the honest framing: the sound is not software magic, it is a physical driver, and this image visualizes it.

The verified numbers behind the sound: 10mm dynamic drivers, 32Ω ±15% impedance, and a 20Hz–20KHz frequency response. That is the full audio spec of the hoco es64 — rich, immersive sound from a driver tuned for depth, with noise isolation from the in-ear fit adding the bass back where it belongs.

Built for the Long Run

The promo hero above is the hoco es64 as it is: matte black flat-band neckband, slim pods with the button pod, in-ear buds with silicone tips — with the chips that matter: “50h Battery” and the card’s own words, “Built for the Long Run” and “50 hours playtime · 10mm drivers.” That is the identity in one glance: a sports neckband that outlasts the session.

For the training-led buyer, this is the card that closes the deal — the hoco es64 in its element, the dark sporty backdrop, the verified numbers up front. Fifty hours of playtime and 10mm drivers: the two figures that answer every anxiety about a sports neckband, on one card.

Train Hard, Listen Longer

The final card is the use case: “Train Hard, Listen Longer,” with the chip “Built for Sports” and the subline “50 hours playtime · flexible fit.” Gym floor, morning road, evening commute — the hoco es64 was built for the settings where earphones die and fall out, and the card states the answer plainly.

This is the lifestyle end of the listing: runners, lifters, commuters — the buyers who need a neckband that survives the workout and the week. Male models only across the lifestyle shots, no prices on any card, and every figure on every card verified from the store page.

Specifications

All figures are taken from the verified research notes for the hoco es64 — Bluetooth 5.3, 10-meter range, 10mm drivers, 32Ω ±15%, 20Hz–20KHz, 280mAh battery, up to 50 hours music and talk time, and about 2 hours charging — as listed on the Gadget Superb store page on 2026-10-14. No water-resistance rating, weight, or box contents are claimed anywhere, because the notes do not establish them.

What 50 Hours Looks Like Across a Real Week

Up to 50 hours is a hard number to picture, so it helps to spend it. An hour’s run in the morning, music through a working day, an evening gym session, calls in between — a heavy day like that uses perhaps eight to ten hours of listening. This neckband covers five or six days like that on a single charge, which is why its battery story is really a habit story: charging stops being a nightly ritual and becomes something you do once, briefly, on a quiet evening — about 2 hours plugged in, then forgotten for the rest of the week.

The talk-time figure deserves the same arithmetic. Up to 50 hours of calls per charge is more talk than most working weeks contain: back-to-back meetings, long family calls, and commute check-ins all draw from the same 280mAh cell that powers the music, and neither side of the day starves the other. For the commuter who takes calls on the road all day and trains after work, one neckband genuinely covers both lives without a midweek charge.

Read both figures the way this page states them — “up to,” taken from the verified store specifications, with real-world runtime always depending on volume and use. The honest point is not the exact hour count on any given day; it is that the hoco es64’s battery is large enough to stop being part of your planning altogether.

20Hz–20kHz, Translated: The Whole Range Your Ears Use

One row of the specifications table carries the sound story: the hoco es64’s 10mm dynamic drivers cover a frequency response of 20Hz–20kHz. The bottom of that span, 20Hz, is the deepest bass the ear registers — the weight under electronic tracks and the rumble inside a film score — and the top, 20kHz, is the ceiling of ordinary hearing, where cymbals, consonants, and fine detail live. A driver rated across the full span is built to leave nothing out: lows with body, voices with clarity, and highs that stay clean instead of turning harsh.

The impedance figure beside it, 32Ω ±15%, is the practical half of the same story. It sits in the range ordinary phones drive comfortably, so the hoco es64 reaches full, rich volume from a phone without an amplifier or a strained output stage. And because the in-ear buds seal in the ear, the bass the drivers produce stays where it belongs — the noise isolation the fit provides is what lets a 10mm driver sound bigger than its size suggests on a noisy street or a gym floor.

Why Buy From Gadget Superb

Order the hoco es64 from Gadget Superb with cash on delivery anywhere in Bangladesh — pay in cash when the parcel arrives, with no advance payment, card details, or OTPs ever asked. Delivery takes 1–3 working days inside Dhaka (৳70) and 2–5 working days outside Dhaka (৳120). Every order carries 7-day easy returns: keep the neckband in original condition with the box and accessories, and start a return with your order number via hotline 09638054751, care@gadgetsuperb.com, or Messenger.

For the brand’s full neckband lineup, visit the official Hoco website. Explore the full Audio Electronics collection or compare Neckbands to find the right fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the hoco es64 battery last?

Up to 50 hours of music time and up to 50 hours of talk time on a charge, from the 280mAh battery. In practice that means days of workouts, commutes, and calls without recharging — charging this neckband becomes a weekly afterthought instead of a nightly chore.

How long does it take to charge the hoco es64 fully?

About 2 hours for a full charge. With up to 50 hours of playtime on that charge, the ratio is the honest pitch: two hours on the cable for a week of listening, calls, and training.

Is the hoco es64 good for workouts?

That is exactly what it is built for. The flexible neckband sits on the shoulders and stays put when you run, lift, or ride; the ergonomic in-ear buds seal in the ear so they do not fall out; and the durable build is made for daily use and workouts. Fifty hours of battery means this neckband never dies mid-session.

Can I use the hoco es64 for calls?

Yes — up to 50 hours of talk time per charge covers even the call-heaviest workday. The ergonomic in-ear design with noise isolation seals out the street and the crowd, so you hear the caller and the caller hears you. Commuters and office workers get calls and music on a single charge.

Which Bluetooth version does the hoco es64 use?

Bluetooth 5.3, with a 10-meter operating range on the 2.4GHz–2.48GHz band. That is the verified connection spec — fast, stable wireless audio with enough freedom for the gym floor, the track, and the commute.

What size are the drivers in the hoco es64?

The hoco es64 uses 10mm dynamic drivers, with 32Ω ±15% impedance and a 20Hz–20KHz frequency response. The notes describe them as delivering rich, immersive sound — that is the verified claim, and this listing claims nothing beyond it.

Is the hoco es64 comfortable for long wear?

The flexible neckband rests on the shoulders without pressure, the slim pods sit low and light, and the small in-ear buds with soft silicone tips are shaped to stay in for hours. The notes call out the secure comfortable fit, and the lightweight matte build disappears once you are wearing it.

How do I control music and calls on the hoco es64?

One of the two slim pods carries 4 control buttons — power, volume up, volume down, and play/pause — so you can answer calls and skip tracks without reaching for your phone. The buttons are part of the verified design, shown up close in the gallery.

Does the hoco es64 have active noise cancellation?

The research notes do not describe active noise cancellation for this model, so this listing does not claim it. What the hoco es64 does have is noise isolation from the ergonomic in-ear fit, which seals out background sound passively. If ANC matters to you, confirm with the store before ordering.

What warranty does the hoco es64 come with?

a 7-day store warranty

How long does delivery take, and what are the charges?

Inside Dhaka, delivery costs ৳70 and takes 1–3 working days; outside Dhaka, it costs ৳120 and takes 2–5 working days. These are estimates, not guarantees. Your order ships once you place a cash-on-delivery order, and every order carries 7-day easy returns.

What is the price of the hoco es64 in Bangladesh?

The current price is shown on the product page and can change during sales, so no figure is quoted here. Check the live hoco es64 page on Gadget Superb for today’s price — that is what you pay in cash on delivery, plus the standard delivery fee.

Can I wear the hoco es64 in the rain or shower with it?

No water-resistance rating is published for this model, and this page claims none — so treat it as a dry-weather training partner. The build is durable and made for daily use and workouts, but rain, splashes, and showers are not covered by any verified rating here. If water resistance matters to you, confirm with the store before ordering, and keep the neckband dry in the meantime.

How do I clean and store the hoco es64?

Keep it simple: wipe the soft silicone ear tips and the matte band with a soft, dry cloth to clear away dust and workout residue, and store the neckband loosely coiled in a dry place rather than knotted up in a gym bag. The flexible band is made for daily use, and treating it gently — no sharp bends, nothing heavy left resting on it — keeps that flexibility working the way it should.

Is the hoco es64 comfortable to wear on a motorcycle commute?

The design suits it: the flat ribbon band rests on the shoulders under a collar or jacket, the slim pods sit low, and the ergonomic in-ear buds seal in place so they do not work loose as you move. With up to 10 meters of Bluetooth range, your phone can stay in a pocket or bag while you ride. Keep safety first, though — if traffic conditions demand your full attention on the sounds around you, follow them and keep the volume sensible.