6S Wireless Headphones Over Ear,[40 Hrs Playtime] Hi-Fi Stereo Foldable Wireless Stereo Headsets with Built-in Mic,Volume Control, FM (Black & Gold)

I bought these in August 2021 and they've been frequently used over the last 4 years. Easy to connect to different bluetooth sources and the sound quality is as good as the day they arrived. The ear pads are wearing a bit thin, would be good if replacements were available but I still have to check.

Love these headphones! Great quality, lightweight, fold up nicely and are great value for money! Also super loud! So far have lasted me over 5 years!

(Hope this is helpful, sorry it's a bit longer than other reviews. But there are important things I feel I must mention before you buy) Overall stylish, good quality feel, reasonably comfortable, decent sound, good amount of options and easy to use.( definitely worth the money) The only 2 downsides are others around you can hear the audio coming from the headphones, so if you were in a room using these and others were sitting around you, like on the bus, then they would definitely be able to hear most of what your listening to. Also noise cancellation is not great as you can still hear other people around you when you have these headphones on. Here are a few things that are unclear in the instructions that I have figured out. 1, hold down power button for 3 seconds to turn on, this will turn the headphones on and put them straight into Bluetooth mode, ready to pair with your device. Headphones device name shows up as 6S in Bluetooth menu. 2, in order to turn the volume up and down you need to hold either of the volume buttons down to adjust the volume and not just single press the buttons. 3, To change between the different sound settings you need to just single tap the M button and it will change to a different sound mode with each press, their are 6 pre set sound setting to choose from. You have to have audio coming through the headphones when you cycle through the different sound modes. 3, Holding down the M button will put the headphones into fm radio mode and you can tap the volume buttons up or down to search for radio stations and they should automatically stop searching when they find a station. 4, If connected to your phone and a call comes in you can tap the big button in the middle with the phone symbol and it will stop music and answer the call, the headphones have a built in mic for chatting 5, Do not use whilst charging.

I spent a lot of time looking at high end priced Bluetooth headphones then realized that I was falling into the retail trap of believing everything we’re told by the media as to what we should be buying - because it’s fashionable. I then found these 6S’s and they looked good, got generally good reviews, but the price didn’t match the description, surely they should be much more expensive? Basically, no, they probably represent the best value for money headphones I have ever bought! I wanted a pair to listen to Classic Fm whilst I was at work but noted many comments about having to be in a good reception area, ie city or town. For the price it was worth the gamble, and for once in my life, it paid off! When the headphones arrived I was amazed at the quality of finish, not cheap looking at all, and certainly looked like they should cost far more than £13.99. First check was for fm radio. Yes, it worked, but I know we are in a fringe rural area for phone, internet and dab/fm. Yes, despite the promises of the government, there are still pockets of the UK where streaming is a dirty word, and no mobile phone provider can guarantee 24 hour signal strength. The fm was fuzzy and noisy, so, disappointed, I wondered what they’d be like on music from my iPhone. They paired with each other on Bluetooth quicker than I could follow the instructions! The quality of the sound is exceptionally good for headphones costing so little. Amazing performance and I have only had them for one day, so I cannot comment on battery life, but get one, honestly, you’ll love them. Besides Bluetooth, they come with a standard 3.5mm jack audio lead, enabling you to plug into whatever, provided it’s got a 3.5mm socket. Best value buy on Amazon, I would say - getting another one for a friend!

Received this the other week. Prompt delivery. Very pleased with the audio quality. Easy to set up BlueTooth and connects quickly and easily ever time. I am enjoying going on long lockdown walks listening to podcasts. I have just started jogging and I hate the idea of having my phone with me for this. I had been going out doing the same route listening to the hum of the ridiculous number of cars that pass (stay at home unless essential or exercising?) Love that I can now listen to my songs on a SD card. Sadly nowadays most music is streamed so the mp3 files I have are old school classics and it reminds me of my younger years. Getting fit whilst reminiscing! Have to say I am a bit disappointed with the radio. I saw no mention anywhere about the need to have the cable in as this acts as an aerial. I naively thought technology meant I could just put the headphones on and listen to BBC Radio 1. It is so hissy. I have pressed the button to search many times and changed channel to hopefully get a better signal. I thought it was dodgy. I touched it and left my hand on the button and realised my arm was making it clearer. It was acting as an aerial. It comes with a cable to plug it in and when I plugged this in it really improved it. There is a little bit of noise but acceptable. But now I do have a wire dangling about.

I bought these as a lot of reviews said they were great for the cost and sounded great. They are cheap so I can't compare them to something like a pair of Bose QC35's. However, the sound isn't great to be honest, they sound very tinny like they only have top end and no bass, there's a tiny bit of bass but does leave you disappointed. This is comparing them to other headphones though. Compared to a cheap set of laptop speakers then they are a fair bit better, and they are wireless. They do have a radio function which has an auto scan (just scans all available frequencies then saves them and once done you press forward and backwards to cycle through them) which is pretty cool. If you were buying these purely for teams or zoom calls (other messaging services are available) and the odd occasional listening of music, then I think they would be fine, the mic is decent enough and they don't look too bad at all, plus being wireless you're able to go answer the front door to take in more amazon parcels. I've ended up giving these to my wife who hasn't used them yet but they would be perfect for her as she uses her laptop mic and speakers which makes her sound like she's abut 10ft away from her laptop but with a megaphone, so these would be a million times better for others in a meeting.

I've had these headphones just over a week and now I feel like I have used them enough to write a review. Now I must state I don't use these to listen to music- I use them to listen to audio books. I use these headphones while sewing on an industrial sewing machine- so it was imperative that the headphones I chose would be good enough fitting to drown out the noise of the sewing machine so I could hear the book being read to me. And these work wonderfully!! I've used them daily for approx 2-3 hours per day, battery is lasting a few days, then is quick to charge back up again. The sound is crisp and clear, each word easy to understand. Box came complete with charging cable (although its very short) and a jack lead so these headphones can be plugged into a device as well as wireless. I haven't used the jack lead as I will always require wireless listening. Also they are very comfortable- I wear them as stated for 2-3 hours and they don't irritate at all. Once positioned they stay put, I don't feel them slipping. Set up was very easy- I have mine connected to my iPhone XS and it connected in seconds with the easy to follow instructions in the pack. I also like that there's a button to pause what I'm listening to on the left ear. Sometimes when I'm sewing and listening my 5 year old is around and about and if he talks to me I can easily pause the track and it responds very quickly. I wasn't expecting much from these headphones if I'm perfectly honest, half decent sound perhaps, not a great battery life- but as they're being used while I work I wasn't wanting to spend a lot of money. But for the price I paid I'm very pleasantly surprised!

Within a month after buying this product, suddenly the battery started draining ridiculously quickly, to the point where I was spending more time in the day charging the headset (around 2 hours for full charge) than actually being able to use it (my lowest record was 40 minutes!). When connecting to my PC immediately after charging (until indicator light suggested full charge acquired) I found it only registered at 70% battery, and also found that the battery alert warning (interrupting whatever you are listening to and preceeding the headset switching off) starts when 40% battery is still remaining, giving only 30% of total battery to actually use. I wondered if there was anything I was doing wrong - I tried charging on different ports, both USB directly into laptop and multiple USB plug adapters (all ports which I use on a regular basis to charge other devices and have had no issues with); I tried being extra vigilent to ensure headphones fully switched off after charging, after using and during storage. I tried ensuring I removed the charging lead as quickly after the indicator suggested full charge - my theory was that the headset may lose/use up charge when remaining plugged in for an hour or so after automatic cut-off to avoid overcharging, this cut-off not resetting like when you charge a phone to ensure maximum charge is maintained while plugged in. This last attempt did increase the battery immediately after charging from 70% to 90% however this nor any other attempts I made to improve battery life proved to help the headphones last any longer between charges (not enough for light use for a single day within 24hrs after charging). Not knowing anything else I could try/am doing wrong, I must assume there is a fault which has developed so soon (approx 3 weeks) after buying, leaving me ultimately very disappointed for a product with generally such good reviews. I find myself in a position where it is more of a fuss to return the headset than to keep it as a spare, which works perfectly fine when plugged in using the audio cable, just is useless when trying to use wirelessly (for what it was originally bought for).