Simply insert the small end into the port, and you can use your Apple USB plug to plug it in. You won't be needing to charge it if rarely in use. On the inner right side is the charging port. It also acts like a disconnect button or pair button if pressed and held for 3 seconds.
You will feel the left part of the band vibrate. The button also acts like a re-dial number button if pressed twice quickly. I haven't found this to work, but it may only be compatible with some devices, like an iPhone with calling capabilities. This is the play/pause, or answer/decline call button.
On the rim of the device still on the left side you will find a smooth, rectangular like silver button. Press Previous and hold it in to decrease the volume, and press the next button and hold it in to increase the volume. The next and previous buttons are able to operate the volume. I've found this to work great with things that operate in Control Center, such as Pandora, iHeartRadio, BARD Mobile, etc. These buttons are the next and previous buttons. On the outer left side, there are two buttons that would look like the volume on your apple device. Simply slide it in one of the two positions. The on/off switch is on the inner left side of the device. If you are not a fan of ear buds this might not be a good choice. Once you take them out, you fit them right into your ears. It is a small, round band that fits comfortably on your neck, and the magnetic ear buds stick to its sides so they don't whack you while you are running, doing fitness, etc. This product is called the Coulax CX04, a comfortable device that you like a necklace with half of the necklace cut off, if you get what I'm saying.
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