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USB Fast ChargingUp to 60 hours of playtime with a single charge, our Bluetooth earphones support quick charge, which only takes 1.5-2 hours to the full-charge condition. You don’t have to worry about the battery when you go out. |
Wireless Freedom and Wired ModeThe wireless headphones provide you an easy approach to enjoy the audio sound for your travel, exercise, learn without an audio cable plugged. Once it has run out of power, you can also turn to wired mode with the attached 3.5 mm audio cable and continue enjoying a no interruption music experience. |
Up to 60-hour Battery LifeOur Bluetooth headphones increase the battery capacity (500 mAh) and battery life. Up to 60-hour Battery Life Listen to your favorite audio content all day long. Up to 60 hours of battery life on a single charge keeps you listening for longer. |
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Pair Easily, Stable ConnectionAdopting advanced Bluetooth Technology, these wireless headphones are compatible with your most electronic device such as MP3, Phones, Tablet, PC, and Laptop…It supports to be connected up to 33ft (10m). |
Foldable DesignYou can easily fold the headphone into a portable bag and minimalist travel case wherever you go once, support folded multiple times. It occupies lesser space and little weight in your back bag, take your favorite tunes with you. |
Comfort to FitMade of soft memory-protein earmuff material, breathable earmuffs provide you all-day-long comfortable condition while enjoying the immersive music. |
Cherry Thomas and Austin Thomas –
Great For The DollarsFor starters, I would have given this review and entire 5 star rating but there were a few things that I wanted to point out that keep me at a 4 star. Do not get me wrong, these are great headphones for the price you pay. Very reasonable. I want to talk about the Pros of these headphones. There are a lot of them so be patient with me.*They are very comfortable and lightweight and that there are times they are so comfortable that I forget that I am wearing them. The cups sizes are great for your ears. I wear 8 earrings, four in each ear and I wear the headphones over them and again, you do not feel them pinch or bothering you.*They are completely wireless. I use my headphones only for TV watching. I have a brand new 70″ Vizio TV equipped with bluetooth so these work perfect paired to me TV without any cords, adapters, or signal boxes.*They pair to my television within a matter of seconds.*There is no signal drop as they always stay connected any only will kick out of bluetooth mode if you happen to go out of range (so many feet away)*These are noise cancelling because once they are on and you can hear through them, then there is no distracting noises around you. You just head the TV. Again, my use for these headphones is strictly for TV watching only. I have other headphones for my other devices like my IPhone, Table, Computer.*This comes with a pre-programmed 6 setting equalizer for better sound. This boost the loudness of the headphone perhaps up to 50%-75%. So there is always a setting for everyone depending on their hearing needs. I love to have mine up real loud and you can hear every pin drop sound that they make on the show or movie that you are watching.*The lip sync voice matching is great. There is no delay or pause between the sound transmitting to the tv to the headphones. In other words, their mouths on tv match with what you actually hear on the headphones. There is no delay.*You are able to control the volume by the television volume or there is always the volume control at the side of the headphones.*I connect mine via bluetooth directly to the tv’s bluetooth for signal. I do not plug them in 3.5 Aux Jack that can be connected through RCA cables. Or an optical line. It takes so much of the sound quality away from them if you connect that way. All though I do not believe these are able to connect to a optical audio source. But if you use RCA cables and 3.5 wire, you’re only getting half of the experience.*They are stereo sounding and no mono tones, analog sounding. I love to have my music and TV up loud and these do the trick. I have used a lot of other brand headphones like Beats, Bose, Apple Ear Buds, and it seems the more expensive the headphones are, the more they do not work. They all seem to limit to the sound quality whether its how high you can turn up the volume, equalizer, or bass, treble adjustments. But with these headphones, the price is right for what you get. They are plenty loud as long as you connect via bluetooth if your TV supports it.*The battery life is a lot. The box it came with said they last up to a full 50 hours on a single charge, but I forgot to plug them into the USB charger one night and left the power button on and I went to them the next day and they still had about 20 hours of battery usage for that day.*Charging the headphones are fast. With a 10 minute charge you can easily get out 2-3 hours of listening time. On a full charge, and this is from my experience, I got about 60-70 hours out of them. I would say if they fully die on you and require a full charge up, then perhaps 3-4 hours for complete charge.*There are led light indicators on the headphones themselves that tell you when the headphones are charging and when they are done charging. Blue for a complete charge, and red for charging.*Most of all I love that they are not connected to any cord that you may forget about having them plugged into and get up from the couch and pull your headphones off by tripping over a bulky cord and tearing apart the headphones. You can walk around with them as long is its in range of the bluetooth then they stay connected.Now some of the Cons about these. But they are very few and minor and I believe that the good pros outdo the cons. So its still worth it.*Since I like the headphones really loud, I think they could have been able to let a person turn it up another notch or two. But they are fine the way they are.*Sometimes you have to connect it twice to connect it to bluetooth. Not all the time, but sometimes when they start to pair when you turn them on, it shows connecting but then it will say out of range and you have to start over with pairing them. But I have never had to to do this more than twice. 90% of the time they connect on the first try. I do not know if that is a signal thing in the headphones itself or TV.*Only once did they drop the sign from on to off even when I was only five feet away from the TV. Most of the time I can go into the next room or two and they will stay connected so I was a bit puzzled when it dropped only five feet away. And that was only once so far. They haven’t done it since. Maybe a weak signal. I am not sure.*They should have not put the equalizer button so close to the pairing button because if you are wearing the headphones and want to adjust the bass let’s say, you think you are aiming for the equalizer changing button when in fact you are hitting the pairing button and then you end up turning off the headphones all together and then you have to reconnect.*Also when you do hit the connect button when they are already connected, it basically turn the bluetooth off and then a message pops up on your TV stating that you have disconnected the headphones. That is sometimes kind of annoying if you are in the middle of DVR’ing a show or something. So I just try to keep it at the loudest equalizer setting and never go to adjust it for this reason.*When the headphones connect, a volume control line appears on the screen of your TV and tells you the volume level which always defaults to halfway volume up. Again, if you are watching a TV program and you want to turn down the headphones, they are putting the level line on the TV screen that meters the volume. It just their way of showing that the volume is going up or down. I think they could have taken that away and by placing a beep inside the headphone that beeps when it reaches its max volume or min volume. But again, this is real petty considering these headphones are the loudest so far that I have come across in a long time.So that is about it. I think you will be very happy with your purchase if you decide to buy these. Once more, everybody has different hearing levels whether they like it loud, soft, deep bass, high treble so I would recommend you play with the 6 different sound audios and pick the right one that suits your listening needs. These really are worth the price and if anything ever went wrong with these headphones, if they wear out, or I want to get a backup pair, I would buy these again before anything else. Because already knows that they are perfect for me so I wouldn’t buy anything else that would disappointment me, waste time and money when I know that these do the trick. Overall these get a 4 star, More like 4 1/2 stars. I am extremely happy with my purchase of these. Thanks for reading.
IT Paul S –
Great sound, Comfortable fit, Immersive experienceI love these headphones!! The sound quality is excellent. They’ve got plenty of padding around the ears so I can really hear what I’m listening to without the background noise from the world around me taking over. These are not “sound-canceling” headphones, but the tight seal around my ears prevents all but the loudest sounds from interfering with my listening experience.The fact that they fold is a nice extra feature. It makes them easy to carry and less likely to get broken when I’m carrying them.I don’t use the volume control or the FM radio at all — only use them as bluetooth to connect to my computer or my smartphone. It’s easier to increase the volume using my smartphone than it is on the headphones. The controls on the headphones are clumsy and too easy to hit the wrong buttons when I’m wearing them, so I don’t use them, except to turn the headphones on or off.The only complaint I have is that the playback time of 60 hours isn’t at all realistic. Or maybe you could get 60 hours if you used them with only the radio. I don’t use the radio. I only use them connected to bluetooth sources and I only get between 20 and 30 hours before the battery needs to be recharged. Still, at 3 hours a day, that’s 10 days between charges. Most of the time, unless I’m immersed in an Audible book and listening every day, I only have to charge them once a month.I would definitely buy these again. In fact, I bought my wife a pair and bought another pair to give as a gift.
Customer Name –
Good average over-ear headphonesInitial impressions are fairly good. I didn’t assume these had active noise cancelling or anything like that for the price. I needed something that could fit over the ears and have an arc style headband that one could adjust with sliders. Initially, I thought I could charge them with a USB-C unit I use to rapid charge my phone or tablet, but it wouldn’t work on the headset. This may actually be a good thing, to prevent a dangerous situation with the battery. So, to recharge it, I just use a USB-C cord plugged into a port on my outlet strip and it recharges like it is described. About 2 hours to full. The light will be red until it comes to a full charge at a blue color.I have had another set of Bluetooth earphones that didn’t quite achieve the range to my laptop that these do, so I really enjoy having a slightly longer distance to hear what I’m playing.The radio mode is fine, somewhat lacking for faint/distant stations, but the ones I would listen to are near enough that it isn’t a problem. It took me a few days to get the hang of the buttons, once I clicked to radio mode by pressing the “M”, I accidentally hit the volume up button and it would scan through the radio stations. I figured it out though, just had to click on the button again to get it to stop, then single click the plus or minus buttons to get to the stations I wanted. I actually didn’t know it had this FM function when I bought it, so that was a bonus.I bought it for listening to my laptop and/or phone and keep the ambient neighborhood noise away, they are comfortable and the earcups allow me to hear important sounds for safety’s sake.I can fall asleep with them on my head and I sleep on my side, so I switch the orientation so that the buttons don’t get pressed when I drift off. The first time I did that, the radio static caught me off guard.Volume controls, it is a longer press that controls the volume and it uses the same plus and minus ones that are for the stations in radio mode. I would have preferred a discrete hardware button much like the power slider, but it isn’t bad, just different.All in all, good basic headphones that do double duty as a Bluetooth set and a radio listener.
Chris –
Incredible Vale for your Dollar!I’m always on the lookout for great headphones because I use them all day for work, amd listening to music, audiobooks and podcasts. I randomly buy headphones just to try them out and most are junk. These particular headphones are extraordinary and especially extraordinary considering the price.The very best headphones that I have found are the Logitech H800 because they are lightweight, Bluetooth, Long battery life and provide audio for both ears which gives me a more clear listening experience. The H800 headphones are five or six times the price of these headphones.The reason I tried these headphones is because they are actually over the year and I thought they might provide an even better listening experience. Close, but not witout needing some slight modifications that I outline below.NOTE TO MANUFACTURER: Speaking directly to the manufacturer here. I think you’re product is incredibly close to being extraordinary. Here are the ways that I would improve the product to get it into the category of what I consider the gold standard, H800.1. The over the ear part of the headphone is too small for my ears (which are average sized male ears, I guess).2. The weight of the headphones needs to be reduced. When you’re wearing headphones for a long period of time like I do the weight of headphones compounds. So you need to be especially sensitive regarding the weight. I would get a set of H 800 headphones and use that as your benchmark. Anything at that weight or less could be a huge improvement provided yiou don’t comprimise something else in the process of lowering weight.3. The lateral tension on the headphones to be lower and/or adjustable. When I say lateral tension I’m talking about the amount of pressure that is put on the ears. Your headphones are using a bit more lateral tension to hold the headphones in place. You need to find a little bit better way to hold the headphones in place, perhaps with some means of adjustment or using the top of the persons head to relieve the need for lateral pressure.All three of these things that I mention are conspiring to lower the quality of your headphones just slightly. I can’t currently wear your headphones for more than 20 minutes without my ears beginning to hurt. If you are able to successfully improve upon these your product will increase in value tremendously.I wish you success.
Jeira Martinez –
Pretty Good 👍🏻I’ve had these for about a week now and I’m happy with my purchase. They have good sound quality, noise canceling and are comfortable. The plastic does feel a little cheap so be careful with how you handle them.These obviously can’t compete with JBL or Beats. I have beats solo but they sit on my ear piercings which hurts after a while. This pair does not sit on my cartilage piercings and cause no pain. The sound quality is pretty good. I don’t have to put the volume all the way up to have a good sound. I charged it the first night I got it and since then the battery hasn’t died. I use them about 2 hours a day during my transit to and from work. A little over 3 hours while at home watching shows or jamming to music this past weekend. Battery life is great.Overall, for the price I think these are totally worth it.
Skiler Kannenberg –
Awesome headphones.I’ve had these headphones for just over two months, and the bluetooth just stopped working. They connect to the Fire Stick I have them paired with, but when they’re connected the sound from the Fire Stick doesn’t come through them at all. They still work with an audio cable (for now anyway) but I like bluetooth better because you can move around without having to worry about cords. This is extremely frustrating and I would advise anyone who’s looking for some good bluetooth headphones not to buy these. Update. Turns out my Fire Stick just needed to be restarted. The headphones are working great again. There’s nothing wrong with them at all. Sorry for the misleading information.
Juan –
BEST BUY OF 2022!!!! I’m in love!!!!I found the perfect headphones. That it’s what I told my wife.The sound is decent, they are light weight, not super sturdy but good enough for the price.But the battery life……ohh my ohhhh my…. It is a life changer. They said 100 hours of playing music. I don’t know if it is a 100 hrs but for sure at least 80 real hours of playing music. I charged once and I used it 6-8 hours per day for 12-15 days at work without charging it.Then I left it connected over night and again. I have my mother all my other headphones and I am seriously considering buying one or two more for safe keeping.Extremely recommended, you will not find something similar in this price range.
Kindle Customer –
Almost past these upAwesome headphones. I had ordered soundcoreq30 (under 60) & didn’t know I needed an app to use the equalizer. Nope. I dnt have time. I’m a fan of convenience. So I went to see wht els I could find & these was a steal for $19 cyber sale. The sojndcore over ear was more comfortable & cover my whole ear & these are touching some of my ear & i habe all ears.. Not a biggy compared to price. The soundcore had 3 sound options that i appreciated..normal, tranparent & noise cancelation..these have just 1 noise cancelation but u can get all 3 just turn it down some😁. The battery charge is great. Going on 3rd day without charging feom initial charge..the fit is better for me, the head band part is not raised as high as the soundcore head strap..they also stayed on pretty well during exercising. I like the radio option, tho I haven’t used it yet. I’m left handed so the functions on the left Helped. Once price goes bck to original I would still purchase these bluetooth headphones.
Wondermajica –
Better than expectedI have two problems when it comes to headphones – 1. I don’t like to spend a lot of money and 2. They need to be comfortable since I wear them for long periods of time.The pricing of these in comparison to the product you receive is really good. They seem to be fairly sturdy yet also lightweight. The buttons will take some time to adjust to if you are used to the ones that have them on the edge of the ear. I somehow didn’t realize until pushing the wrong button that it has a built in radio which is a nice extra.The ear cushions are okay. I have smaller ears and they just barely cover them. Also, unfortunately, they do not fully pass the long-term wear test, as after just a couple of hours of wearing them my ears begin to feel a bit sore.Overall, better than expected but not good if you need them for long periods of time.
Scott D. Brennan –
I’d Look Elsewhere for a $25 Pair of HeadphonesI bought these on a whim because I’m sort of a headphone addict. After reading some reviews and the item’s spec sheet I thought I’d give these a try. The first thing to note, at least from my experience, I rarely use BT so I plugged in the 3.5mm cord to the head phones all the way in, plugged into the laptop, played some music and the sound was horrible – very distant, super flat, no resonance, no bass, etc. I tried adjusting the EQ on the laptop but nothing I did changed the sound profile. Then just by chance I started to unplug the cord from the headphones and walla the sound changed to what I’d call normal. Come to find out I had to back out the 3.5mm connector from the headphone jack just a bit for the connection to be properly made. So that problem was solved. But then I tried to use the built-in EQ but no change in sound whatsoever. In fact none of the buttons on the side of the left ear pod did anything. I wasn’t all that interested in those controls anyway so it really didn’t matter to me and I thought maybe they only work via BT which I have yet to try. But after consulting the manual it doesn’t say anything about whether the controls are BT only or work via both plugged in or BT. Onto the sound – they do sound acceptable for $25 headphones with closed over ear design. Sufficient bass, maybe a bit too bassy bordering on muddled, however I found the highs to be lackluster. An EQ adjustment might help this flaw. The mid-range is a bit weak lacking clarity probably due to being buried by the overwhelming bass. The whole sound simply lacks life, clarity, and vibrance. I have $25 Sony on ear headphones that sound much better out of the box that I’d recommend over these. They are much lighter but no BT however the sound is hard to beat for 25 bucks. In the end I’d say give these a pass.