Bluedio HT Turbine Wireless Bluetooth 4.1 Stereo Headphones, White...

Amazing headphones!!! (A must read review after 3 months of ownership) Sound Sound quality in these are amazing (keep in mind for $30) considering the price. The bass can hit very hard, quite frankly these things can bang. If you're an audiophile and are looking for quality mids etc, look elsewhere, then again you'll probably need to pay at least double or triple for the next best thing. All in all the sound quality in these are very good. Battery These things aren't normal (in a good way), I've had them for over 3 months with well over 50 hours of listening... I'VE NEVER CHARGED THEM... EVER. The battery life on these is absurdly good, these deserve 5 stars on their battery life alone!!! Comfort They feel comfy on the ear, but like any other over the ear headphone, your ears are gonna get hot after a couple hours of use, just keep in that mind. But the materials that touch your ears and head are plush and comfortable. Build Quality It amazes me people don't realize that for $30 the company HAD to cut corners somewhere, and it was in the build quality. Initial quality in my honest opinion is great... BUT if you keep the headphones fully extended and I guess IF (big if) you slam them down (idk why you'd do that) the plastic will break. Simple fix, just be careful with them and they'll last you. Conclusion If you have 30 bucks and want a solid pair of Bluetooth headphones with alien technology level battery life, strong bass, and great sound quality, this is the ONLY pair you should consider.

I bought these in October 2014 and they have worked very well up to now. The battery is easy to charge and (for me) lasts for a LONG time, easily several weeks with light use. They have held up well enough for me. The sound is a bit loud but is fairly well balanced (maybe just a bit on the bass side for my preferences) and of decent enough quality. I don't outright abuse my electronics, but I'm not exactly gentle either. I am replacing them now because I broke the power button, but this is because I tend to store them in my backpack unprotected. Unless there has been some change in material or anything like that since when I bought them (which is quite possible; I will update this review if I see a significant change in quality), I would have to rate these as fairly durable. I can't say they are top of the line, but they have been more than worth the price for me. As many other reviews note, they aren't as pretty as the pictures show, but as long as you don't abuse them you should be fine. They do look exactly like the current top review's picture (http://www.ZeeBooth.com/review/RCFDV5AOTHMB/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00LA58P0Q). They're not as shiny as the picture shows, but I'm not that superficial. They do their job very well.

How are you guys breaking these? Are you literally just ripping them off your heads? I've had these for over a year and use them daily at work (work in a two man warehouse) and at the gym. I also use them as my hands free set while driving. I am constantly taking them off an on and never had an issue with them snapping. Pro's The sound is good, better than what you'd expect for such a low price, the mic seems to work great, no one complains they can't hear me. Comfortable, I wear these for hours at a time and they fit great. The price, at 10% the cost of Wireless beats you get your bang for your buck here. Easy to connect to all my bluetooth devices. Cons After a few months it reset itself back to it's Asian voice promps and I can't understand what it's saying. Nor can I change it back. But I have learned how to say Power On and Power off in a whole new language. I purchased the white ones and as I said I work in a warehouse and use them constantly for the gym, so they look like hell, thinking of keeping these strictly for work and buying a blue or black set for travel and leisure. Also, doesn't seem to work well as a gaming head set.

These headphones work well and are very convenient. I have not had any problems with the headphones themselves in the 7 months I have owned them. The connection is always solid, the sound quality is great, the range is impressive, and the battery is long-lasting. Connecting the headphones is fairly simple. Put the headphones on and hold the power button down until it says, "Ready to connect." Then, open the Bluetooth settings on the device you want to connect the headphones to, and select "Bluedio." The headphones will confirm when the connection is established. The headphones have great sound quality, and the volume can be very loud. Be careful when listening to high volumes, or you will run the risk of damaging your hearing. Occasionally, you may experience a lag between between the visual and audio of a video or computer application. You will hear everything slightly after you should be hearing it, as if in a video, a person's voice is not synchronized with his mouth. If this happens, make sure you are not too far away from the device the headphones is connected to. You may need to hold down the power button until you hear a "beep." If that does not work, power the headphones off, then turn them on again. Closing the application that was transmitting the audio can help as well. I suspect this is not a problem inherit with the headphones. Be careful when adjusting the headphones to fit your head. It seems the inside plastic can break somewhat easily. It has not broken for me, but I can tell that it will snap if a certain amount of pressure is imposed upon it. The headphones are not brittle or weak, but they are also not made from the strongest materials. Care must be taken when handling and storing them, or there will be a risk of damage. Overall, I would recommend these headphones to anyone who is looking for a wireless pair of headphones with good quality.