Bluedio V5.0 Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, Wireless Bluetooth On-Ear Stereo Earphones Noise Cancelling, Soft Memory-Protein Earmuffs, w/Mic (Blac...

I've owned eight pairs of these headphones. That should tell you two things. One, I absolutely love the headphones. Two, they have a fatal flaw. The drivers and the speakers and the quality of the sound produce amazing Bass and crisp notes and tones. The faux leather withstands the test of time and hundreds of miles of sweat and endurance running. They look good, they sound good, they are good. And they could be great. It could be the best damn over the ear headphones for the price. Except... The headband plastic is guaranteed to break. I know it is because I've broken eight of them. I've duct taped them. Cursed them. I've held them and cried mid-run. I've shouted to the heavens, and it's quiet response was "Just buy some more my son they're $30." Either an unfortunate design flaw or a conspiratorial certainty, because of these headbands and their brittle nature I both quietly hate and infinitely love these headphones. It's like renting perfection. Im all honestly the microphone is a 6 out of 10, but the headset still gets five stars.

UPDATED: Over-ear: While they don't quite fit as well as my Sennheiser headphones I bought many many years ago, they do fit my kids nicely. I found them to be a bit small for my taste but i also feel my head is larger than most. I didn't receive any comfort complaints from my kids who wear them for hours at a time. I have yet to find headphones that I can wear for more than an hour without having to take a break. BT Signal: The audio cuts out from time to time when paired with my Android TV box. I blame the TV box as the headphones have been working well with phones, tablets, and computers. Audio quality: I've heard better, but not at this price point. For what these cost, the audio is amazing. Honestly, I am amazed that the audio sounds as good as it does considering the price of these headphones. The bass is responsive, the tone is crisp, an there is no perceptible distortion. The 57mm drivers deliver good sound. Noise cancelling: This is where it gets weird. So the marketing industry has this problem - they advertise something and let you fill ion the gaps. For instance, "noise cancelling" vs. "ACTIVE noise cancelling". When you read the prior, you may think "active" or assume it. But this isn't the case. My Sennheiser's could be consider "noise cancelling" as the cups fit over my ears completely and block out a lot of the ambient noise from the room. BUT they don't completely block out all noise/sound. That's the different "active" noise cancelling gives you. Active NC will use electronics to block out all sound using a mirror/negative sound wave to cancel out the surrounding room sounds. So while these headphones are not advertise as "active" NC, they do block out a lot of room noise and allow you to listen to music with less distractions from the room you're in (such as kids, dogs, birds, etc.) Overall: For the price, you will probably not find better headphones. Considering the super long standby time, the super long play time, the audio quality and the ease of use, these headphones will meet your wireless needs.

Pros: The battery really goes the distance. I used it heavily for a week and it showed no signs of faltering - that's 6+ hours a day. If other reviews are to believed, it would have made it a second week. Sound quality is good when I have a connection. See cons for more. Includes a 3.5mm jack just in case that legendary battery does die. You can turn the bluetooth off and use it as a normal pair of headphones - sounded fine when I gave it a shot. Cons: Feels flimsy, especially around the adjustable portion of the headband. I just feel like I'm going to break these within a few months. To be expected at this price, but still worth noting. After a few hours, these become quite uncomfortable. I'm used to wearing over-the-ear phones like these for hours on end and these bother me sometimes. The biggest problem for me is I'm having trouble with connectivity near intersections with traffic lights and the like. I've never had this problem with another Bluetooth device but after some testing I'm certain of it. Since I'm a city-dweller this is a HUGE drawback - I like taking long walks through downtown and I don't want those to turn into a game of dodge the traffic signal!

This provides good sound. It's probably not as good as some people may want, but those people should be looking in the $70+ range. The people who complained about sound quality probably would not be satisfied w/ anything less than perfect. They should not look in this price range. So, for the price this product is great. The bass is strong. Good BT connection and I found to have a pretty long range. I was able to go 20ft+ through a couple walls w/ no problems. -Can probably get several hours of constant music out of it before needing a charge. -The buttons are easy to use and the mic works well enough. ---Can even use Siri w/ it from the iphone. -Another benefit is that you can use this as a wired headphone without using any power. -It also does a good job of blocking out outside noise. I've used several other inexpensive over the ear headphones and this one is the best at noise cancelling. My wife uses it much more than I do and absolutely loves it. In summary, if you're looking for a good quality, fairly inexpensive BT headphone (possibly in need of a mic) then this is for you. If you are looking for high-end sound from a BT headphone then you need to spend substantially more. One complaint though. When using the iphone 6, when the sound level is at its lowest (just before being muted) the sound is very quiet as expected. But when you go one notch up then the sound is more on the loud side. So it's a pretty big jump in the sound level. I can't get a low-medium sound level w/ the iphone 6. After that the sound incr is much smaller w/ each notch incr. However, when I use this headphone w/ my ipdad 3 I don't have this issue. So the problem may be device specific.