6S Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, Hi-Fi Stereo Foldable Wireless Stereo Headsets Earbuds with Built-in Mic, Volume Control, FM for Phone/PC (Black & Gold)

For the price, the sound is amazing! There's one good deep bass setting, and then there's one that has good bass and trebble. The third one is quieter. I don't like the volume up and down buttons being the same as the fast forward and go back. It's hard to remember to hold it for a few seconds to do the volume so I ultimately end up fast forwarding a song I'm into. I can go back, but I find myself doing that really often. I wish the volume up and down was on the left side where there is nothing. Hopefully I will get used to that. I love the big pause and play button on the right side. I can easily press that to pause my music when my husband comes up to me at the gym to talk. The big button in the middle is also the call answer button. The cushions are pretty good except mine came dented at the bottom and won't bounce back. It's not interfering with anything though. I have a big head and there is still room to adjust these so that's good. At first, I felt like they moved a little too much on my head, but they did not fall off at the gym so that was great. They are really nice looking with the black and bronze color. I wish there was a battery indicator on the outside, but there is a voice to let you know when battery is low. Again, for the price the sound is amazing! The bass is amazing.

I love these headphones, I have bought them 4 times. The first two I bought, I used for about a year each, and each time I have broken the part that folds, (It's not super fragile, I just had accidents, like sitting on them or putting my hand on them when standing from the ground, thus putting most of my 200lbs on them) they are still functional even after this, they just become loose on my head and can fall off too easily and becomes annoying. The last two I bought I am currently wearing one and my wife wears the other. The battery seems to last around 13-16 hours, and I have not had them lose battery life that I have noticed in either 4. They connect to Bluetooth easily, with no issues. I can even have them connect to multiple sources at a time, though only one source actually plays (It mutes the other), when I pause one source the other plays with no issue, and vice versa. They are the perfect weight to me, not so light it feels cheap, nor to heavy to be uncomfortable. The button are of good quality and have always performed wonderfully. The sound quality and clarity is wonderful to me, however I cannot speak on this as a sound engineer or musician, as I am neither, but I enjoy the sound quality, and the clarity is perfect for me. In conclusion these headphones are the best I've ever bought, and I have bought some that were over $150 and these are much better than them.

I bought these last April 2022. They recently broke because I took them off my head at a weird angle and so they broke. Even though they broke it still functions. Prior to that I had dropped them plenty of times over the year I had them and they did not break. So, they're durable. I was able to tape it together but I'll need to get a new one regardless because it doesn't fit on my head the same. The sound quality is good for headphones that are $20. However, the mic quality is absolute shit, so make sure you have an external microphone you can use. The volume controls are decent but I typically set my volumes using my PC settings. I've used them for work from home, meetings, and even for playing games. The battery life is good too and they work while plugged in and charging. I also like that they'll automatically shut off when not in use. Overall, definitely good for the price. I'd recommend it.

I just got these, so this is just an initial review for now. If anything changes, I will update after some use. I am pretty "behind the times" on most technology, so these are my first bluetooth headphones/ear buds despite the fact that none of my devices have been compatable with corded headphones for a long time - if I'm in a place where I can't play audio directly out of the device, I usually just don't. All of this to give context that I am not necessarily hugely picky about the small details - I just need something that would let me listen to music or movies when I fly. I wasn't sure what to expect from the price, but so far I really like them! Pros: - Clear sound quality! I read lots of reviews that the bass was a little much, but I don't think it's bad. There is a button on the left ear that you can use to change the sound settings, so if the default setting isn't good for you, see if one of the other 5 settings works better! - Easy set up - Stays put on your head. I put these on and did a quick yoga flow with a few down dogs and it barely budged. If you need these for some kind of physical activity, it seems like they aren't going to be needing constant readjustment. - Decently noise canceling. While you can still hear a bit of what is going on around you, these seem to do a decent job of limiting extraneous sound. And they do a great job of containing the media sound withing the headphone - I put them in my lap and played music and couldn't hear it! No need to worry about bothering someone next to you. - Easy to adjust length -Decently comfortable. I tend to have pretty sensitive ears when it comes to headphones/earbuds, so not immediately feeling like my ears are being smashed is important to me. I will update after I have had an opportunity to wear them for a long time (1+ hour) but I've had them on for about 30 minutes and still feel comfortable with them on which is a good sign. Cons: - The plastic exterior just felt a bit low quality to me at first. When I pulled them out of the box I wasn't sure how well they would work because they just felt kind of cheap. They're really pretty though, and lightweight, so I don't really think this is a big deal, especially given the price!! - The joints where the ear pieces can fold in to compact just feel a bit stiff, and I am a little concerned about how many times I'll be able to fold/unfold them before something breaks. For now there aren't any issues, but I'm keeping my eye on it. - It's kind of tricky to control the volume on the actual headset. I have sensitive hearing so I have only been using the lowest possible volume setting and it is plenty, but if I need to toggle up or down it's definitely easier to do on my device. The press and hold system on the ear piece doesn't allow for as much control in the margin of increase/decrease in volume. Not a huge issue, but an area that could use improvement for sure.

I've been looking for a good pair of wireless headphones on a budget price ever since Apple decided to remove the 3.5mm jack from their phones, with every phone company following suit. So now I'm forced to listen to wireless products. However, the cool thing about these headphones is it CAN be wired, which I love. The sound quality is amazing for the price. It blows my wireless earbuds out of the water in terms out sound, from vocal clarity to bass to every little sound that goes into the song. They can get quite loud and powerful. The noise cancelation also seems to work quite well. I've been wearing these pretty much non-stop since they arrived. They're pretty light but also decently durable for the price, so you really can't tell you've got them on. The battery life is amazing I can wear them for ages without charging, I think I've only charged them once in the past few days since they arrived. Another really cool feature is the buttons on side, power on/off, volume up/down, some sort of EQ mode button that allows you to switch between different pre-sets to make specific music you're listening to feel deeper, and you start to notice more sounds. Don't get me wrong, there's probably way better wireless headphones in the market, but for this price (I paid $19.28) they are absolutely amazing and I might pick up a few more pairs in case one ever breaks for some reason. If you're reading this review and still hesitating snagging a pair of these and they're in the $20ish range. Snag 'em up. They're fantastic and I'm very pleased with the quality, comfort, and durability of these wireless headphones for the price. Side notes: It also has an FM feature which I haven't tested much, but that's unique and cool. Useful if you enjoy listening to certain radio shows. The microphone for phone calls seems to be quality, and of course I can hear the calls crystal clear. I'm sure I'm missing a few things, but overall I'd rate these a 10/10 based off all the factors I listed above. Give them a try you won't be disappointed! P.S. I LOVE the gold and black color. It looks incredible. Buy these. They're awesome. You're welcome, now go enjoy some tunes.

I wanted a separate Bluetooth headset for my work computer. My trusty Sennheiser PXC 550 will connect to multiple devices in-parallel however for work I wanted a dedicated connection where I won't get any interruptions (new email. text, ect beeping) during con calls. I read the reviews and watched the "raving" videos. Granted, this is a $26 headset, my expectations were set too high. Let's set some context: My Sennheiser PXC 550 is a great noise cancelling headset I use for plane travel and watching movies when my wife is reading or sleeping. It was also $225 back in 2019 and the new model, PXC 550 II, is $240 today. I highly recommend it. Right up-there with Boise; I've used Sennheiser since my college DJ days and I tend to be loyal with brands I really like. The sound is good, and the mic is OK. It works well, just not as well I expected, and it is $26. The ears cups are tad snug if you wear glasses; if they were slightly larger and used a softer foam it’d be a better. The headset should have the ability to swivel the ear sets so you can adjust the a bit better. Maybe this would add a Dollar or $2, it would be well worth it. Plus, you could swivel the ear pieces so when folding it would have a smaller collapsed “footprint”. When collapsed, you do need to remember to turn it off to help prevent brain drain. When the PXC 550 is unfolded it turns on, when folded it turns off. This would be a nice feature to help prevent battery drain when not in use like over-night. I checked with some teammates and they seemed to think the mic worked well. I played back some work recordings and the PXC 550 sounded as good as in-person. The recorded quality of the S6 wasn't as good, not bad at all just not as good. If you want a very inexpensive Bluetooth this will be good for just $26. The PXC 550 does cost 9x as much and the reason I said I tried to put this in context.

Love them. Work good and have great sound. Have purchased 3 times. When I lose them, I just get a new pair because the price is good for what you get and I don’t get upset when I lose them or leave them on a cruise ship.

The three star review is due to the fact that I start at 4 stars for most products like this because I haven't proven its longevity/durability at the time of my initial review. I will come back and change or confirm reviews after a couple of years sometimes. I dropped one star due to no customer service and no instructions on how to use the micro SD card. Nothing in the "manual" that comes with it, nothing I could find online even in product reviews, etc.. I have asked about this both in a question here, and the "contact the seller" route and cant get a clear answer(s). As far as the headphones, they are great considering the price. I was expecting "that amazing bass" these lesser expensive headphone always seem to boast, to be a joke. It is not, the bass is pretty good. There are 5 or 6 "equalizer" settings to choose from. One of them was pretty good for the rock music I listen to. I didn't have to fiddle with the onboard equalizer on my phone to get decent audio quality. Is the quality as good as a $300 pair of headphones? I wouldn't know, I'm not spending that much money for headphones. But I AM pretty particular about loudness, bass and overall sound quality and I am very happy with these. I bought these to use for working around my property. I realized the earbuds I had been using were causing problems with my ears. These over the ear headphones (they dont really fit all around over my ears, but they feel fine) so far have stayed on fine when bending over to pick things up and doing the work I have done while wearing them. I also use these indoors late at night on my couch. I may even buy another pair to have a clean indoor pair and an outdoor pair that can get dirtier. These are not sound deadening, they dont work like protective ear muffs. But the sound is loud enough that at full volume I can hear the music well above my lawn tractor, etc. without any noticeable hearing damage. That also depends on the device. With my Samsung S10+ it is loud enough, but with my old S7 I use in the garage for an MP3 player, its not loud enough for my liking, but that phone was always weak on audio volume. I love the positive click buttons. Some may think they are cheap feeling and you can hear the clicks, but I like that I have to positively push the buttons. The earbuds I was using are touch sensitive, if you just graze them while scratching your ear it will switch songs. They do feel lightweight, which is good, but also may mean they could break easily. So far so good, but I dont use them all the time. I will probably get more months and years from these than someone who uses them every day or all day. I had zero problem getting them to connect to two different devices (separately not at the same time) and the range is amazing. I tested outside walking away from my phone, and while there was a slight glitch at the 30 meter point, I was able to walk as far away as easily 100 meters and the music continued to play fine. That's far more range than the earbuds I was using. If I could get some customer service on using the microSD port, I would raise my review. I need to know whether the SD card turns it in to a "dumb player" or if it has a shuffle or mix feature. I have to buy not only the card but also an adapter to load music from my computer. I dont want to spend that money not knowing if I will be able to shuffle or mix-play songs.