Bluedio HT(Shooting Brake) wireless bluetooth 5.0 stereo headphones (Black)

A definite 5 stars from me. These are the best headphones I have ever had the pleasure to use. I do agree with a couple of reviewers in saying they are tight around the ears after an hour or so but I will get used to that, it is like wearing in a new pair of shoes. The sound quality is not as good as the high spec sets but hey! who cares for this price? I own a set of Sennheiser cordless and these are much better quality. Very well made and very good quality for Chinese but of course these are the better Chinese quality. Can get a bit sweaty around the ears on a hot day but what doesn't get sweaty on a hot day? Easy to work and instructions are clear enough to understand. I noticed someone was complaining about a continuous hissing noise but I have not had any problems whatsoever. Maybe he had a snake stuck inside one of the speakers? or maybe just not using version 4.0 Bluetooth? And also someone said there was massive sound leakage, I would not say "massive" but yes there is a bit of sound leakage but no way massive. Anyway 90% of people now wear some sort of headset or hands free device or even talking directly on the phone, so if you do ride on a crowded train, bus, air plane or whatever the odds are they will all have a set of these lol and the train will make more noise than the sound leakage from these. They actually come with a lead for listening without the use of Bluetooth which was a bonus because the description here on Amazon said this was an optional extra. I purchased a Bluetooth version 4 dongle and it came with the drivers (CSR Harmony) for my Desktop computer so now I can listen to my movies and music from my computer too. Very easy to connect to version 4 Bluetooth because no need for the silly passwords or codes and the range is superb. I would recommend these to anyone and I would definitely use every day. Phone calls are easy when listening to music they just stop the music when you get a call and all you do is press the power button one time to answer the call. I like these very very much and for only £17.99 with free economy post you just cannot fault these. If I am listening to music on my computer, the sound goes quiet for a couple of seconds to let you know you have a text. Connects easy to my Moto G no problems. So to sum it all up: No hissing sounds for me and sound quality is superb. No massive sound leakage but there is a bit, so what? I have not yet found a set of headphones that do not leak sound. The bass is very good. The quality is very good and very well made. They really are on par with "Beats" and better than my Sennheiser. Just a word of warning: Do not try to bend them too wide to get them on you might run the risk of snapping the sliding adjusters. That is just a warning but I do have a big head and no problems for me yet. Have fun if you buy these because I know you will love them. Anyone having any problems connecting these then ask here and we will all try to help you. Won't we boys and girls???

I have been looking for a while for bluetooth headphones but was never a fan of earbud ones as they never sit right and are never secure then I heard a recommendation of the Bluedio range so I had a look. Saw favourable reviews and the even more favourable price! Packaging was really well laid out, instructions were easy to follow (but being a man, instructions are ignored!) Pairing is very easy, paired to android and apple devices and laptops with no issues. Audio quality is amazing for the price, having a larger head I had to extend the arms to the fullest and it does feel a little too snug on the ears so continued use do make them hurt but you get used to it, besides it stops audio leak as well as noise pollution from external sources. The battery lasts forever, I think I have only needed to charge it twice or even three times in 3 months and I use them daily. The bonus feature of having an audio jack for non bluetooth devices further expands their use as I have a handheld gaming device which has no bluetooth. Problem solved! Unfortunately this week the arm on one side has snapped but I have contacted Bluedio with this issue and they are replacing these with the newer model TS2! (Arm damage attached) Thank you Bluedio for providing quality at a very cheap price, normally you see quality = price but not in this case. :)

For the price I paid (£19.79) these are great headphones. I would still be happy with them at double the price! I also have a pair of Photive BTX-6 bluetooth headphones and I would choose these over the Photives any day. Pros: 1) Price! 2) Ease of use - the buttons are really intuitive and the bluetooth connection happened almost instantly 3) Sound quality - personally I love it, but I am no audiophile! They are quite bass-heavy. I like that - but not everyone will. Volume is phenomenal - you could literally use these as speakers! 4) Comfort - I've had them on for a few hours and they still feel fine. Cons: 1) Unrealistic product image on Amazon. They do not look like that! The picture makes them look metallic. In reality it's just plain white cheap plastic. Although the fake leather headband is nice. The Amazon picture looks more like CGI than a real photo. I think they look OK in real life, but quite cheap. If the product image wasn't so fake I would have given them 5 stars. 2) Blinking blue light while they're connected to a bluetooth device. It is really annoying! If I was taking these on a flight I would try to put tape over it. To be fair - I believe all bluetooth headphones do this. 3) There is a slight background hiss while connected to bluetooth. I think most (or all) bluetooth headphones do this though. A note about the comfort - These are on-ear headphones (not over-ear), although the "holes" in the pads are quite big so they sit around the edge of your ear. The padding is nice and thick, but not especially soft. They are quite tight (I have a big head) and there is no tilt adjustment on them (only "in and out of the headband"). Having said that - I've had them on for a few hours now and they still feel OK. Overall, I would definitely recommend these. They are 100% worth £20 and I would still buy them at £40. Maybe even more - but then they'd have to make them look/feel a bit better quality.

Fantastic headphones! My hubby and I were having problems with our down stairs neighbour due to noise (our side apparently) as we live in a block of flats and we can easily hear one another even them talking!! We felt bad, and wanted to move because of the problems the neighbour is causing us (turning our manual electricity box off) but due to the contract we were bound to stay for another 6 months! We were both upset, so I started researching of ways to help us through. I thought there was no hope as the techs were very expensive for one yet alone two! To my avail however, I managed to bump into these headphones after buying a really cheap ones on eBay that wouldn't even charge but sounded OK. After reading and watching reviews I was set to returning the cheap headphones and spend a bit more extra. The item arrived in good time! :-) I accidentally delivered it to my parents and we opened it to be in shock! We were very impressed by the finish look of the items. My brothers were with us at this time and both were stunned and said "Wow..." not only that, after charging it for 20-30 minutes I started testing it's quality. The sound was a lot better than the cheaper headphones on eBay or any headphones I have owned (I'm cheap so compared to the other cheaper stuff I've bought). All of us was impressed, my brother went around the house, kitchen and upstairs to see how far the Bluetooth could go and he said they were very good. But that doesn't stop there, my hubby and I use it to watch TV and films often and we were blown by the quality of it even more it doesn't lag and you can control the volume individually. We both agreed that it's way better than going to the cinema as it sound like it's a surround sound! Oh if that doesn't win you over, I haven't charged the headsets for over a month from just an hour to two of charging it which was when I first got it! Our headset does not feel flimsy at all, that's why were surprised that others manage to snap them apart. One of the reviewers on YouTube even said it depends on how you handle your belongings. If your not caring for them then it's a no surprise that theyre broken. Cause everything is breakable. However to balance this review, the headset does leak out the sound from your device if your planning to use it as your daily headphones just be aware of people next to you. In conclusion in overvalued month since we had these, we have not had any issues with ANY of our neighbours! ' '

This is a review for the Bluedio HT(Shooting Brake) wireless bluetooth 4.1 stereo headphones (White). As you can see I gave the headphones a three star review. This is because I thought the sound quality was very good, clear and undistorted. I found them comfortable to wear for long periods of time, with good padding over the head. This was very important to me as I bought them for listening to my television at night. I had no issues with Bluetooth pairing to my television, everything worked fine and I enjoyed the voice information system. It did however take a few hours to fully charge up the headphones so some time management is recommended. Now for the bad stuff and why I only gave three stars. First one side snapped off after a couple of months of use. I had to superglue it back together. A few weeks later the other side snapped off so out with the superglue again. A few more weeks later the right side broke off again but could not be glued back together and is now held together with black tape. It seems the headphones are made from very cheap brittle plastic. A great pity as I liked the headphones but I cannot recommend them.

I bought these during the Black Friday deals for around £18. I have used them extensively when travelling on public transport and walking around and haven't found a fault with them. The battery life seems to be incredible - I can't give an exact figure for usage because they haven't run out on me yet - obviously I have charged them a couple of times since buying, but purely because I would use them for so many days in a row that it started to get disconcerting that they hadn't run out yet! One worry for me at the start was how weatherproof/robust the plastic was going to be, mainly because I noticed the vent slits on the sides of the cans. I can't say that I have tested them whilst swimming, but those of you that live in the Manchester area will know that it rains up here all day every day* which is pretty much the next best test of its suitability. I haven't had a single problem - they are working as well today as when I bought them, and will go out wearing them in a torrential downpour without a second thought. I do have to mention that the pairing at the start was a little fiddly - probably partly my fault for not browsing the instructions too well, but to be fair they are written in slightly jumbled English at best. I eventually realised that if you wear the headphones whilst doing things it tells you what it is doing! To sum it up; put the headphones on, hold the power button down and keep holding it (around 8-10 seconds) until the voice says pairing. If you let go too soon you will either hear "Power On" or "Voice Call". Once paired with my phone I haven't had a single problem - upon turning it on it says "Power On" and then within 5 or so seconds it will say "Device Connected" and you are ready to go. As a side note, I have used the voice call function once. I found it a bit weird as I am used to just using a single earpiece so the sound of my own voice was more muffled than usual, but my caller didn't have any problems hearing me, nor me them. A couple of things that may miff some users: 1. If you adjust the volume using the controls on the headphones and forget you are at the max an annoying voice cuts across your music to tell you this - my solution is to just use the volume control on my device (which I'm sure most people do anyway) 2. If you charge it in your bedroom (as I do) the charging LED is bright enough to evacuate a football stadium after a power outage - you'll need to cover the light or shove it in a drawer while charging if you want to sleep. It may sound like I am nitpicking here, and in reality I probably am - there just aren't any problems! Obviously the sound quality isn't going to match up to your ~£200 Sennheisers and Sonys and whatnot, but not being a huge audiophile I haven't been able to discern the difference between this pair and my ~£50 wired ones. If in doubt, try them out - for less than £20 you really won't be disappointed. *(not an actual fact - we do occasionally get a day or two of sunshine in the summer months)

TLDR: Bought these before and they were the best headphones I've ever had, lasted nine years. Bought a new pair now and they sucked, didn't connect through Bluetooth so I returned them. I bought as pair of these headphones in red about 10 years ago and they actually lasted for 9 years!! I've gone through so many pairs of headphones yet these red bluedio headphones lasted through my entire teen years. The battery life was superb, I'd used them for most of the day, everyday, and would have to charge them once a month. The connectivity was great although it started to worsen in its last years, completely understandable. I dropped them, chucked them, they hit the wall many times and somehow managed to last through all that. The audio quality was always perfect. I'm assuming they have changed the materials to make the headpones terrible now but cheaper for them to make. Either that or maybe it was something special with the red headphones as I've noticed they don't sell them anymore. A friend of mine bought the black ones a few times and they kept breaking so its possible the red ones were just built with better components. Either way, plastic durability is poor, even for the ones I had previously. However I have a small head so I never had to extend them which made them last a little longer. After maybe a year of use I did have them wrapped in a lot of tape to keep them sturdy. This didn't bother me as I only used them at home. Also note that the material of the muffs are not good. They do flake off and eventually with lose all colour. I replaced my old ones with leather ones and didn't have this issue any longer. Anyways all that said, I couldn't be more happy about the first pair I bought of these but it's a real dissapointment that they don't continue to that standard. I'd suggest spend a little more and get a decent pair of headphones. I'm using a pair of E7 Bluetooth headphones currently which work well and definitely have a better build quality. I wish I could have given these a better review. Anyways I'm keeping the old pair as a keepsake as we have been through so much together!

I bought these at the same time as the Mpow® Bluetooth 4.0 Stereo Foldable AptX Headphones and the Henson Audio HA-4 to choose the best ones to keep. Build quality was pretty robust, although they are very plasticky and it's not up-market plastic like Samsung would use. There was a slight creakiness but nothing to worry about and perfectly acceptable at the £17-£18 price tag. As a glasses wearer I found these really uncomfortable. The pressure on your ears is constantly trying to force the skin of your ears to merge with the glasses or the sides of your head. They are amongst the most uncomfortable headphones I've ever worn. If I take my glasses off then they are less bad and I can tolerate them. These are very big, bulky and obvious and there's a little blue led that flashes in case passers by miss that fact that you're wearing giant headphones! They don't fold up so you're going to need to leave quite a bit of space in your bag/rucksack. They look heavier than they actually are, and I don't feel that weight is a problem. Sound leaked really badly, you'd have to live with it, and so will everyone else on the train/bus. They go ear-splittingly loud if you want them to. The pairing was straightforward and they instantly re-connected automatically to the phone which was sitting ready with bluetooth on. I only tested them in the house but I didn't get the impression that it would have any difficulty whatsoever hanging on its signal. A very nice touch is that you can use an audio cable to connect them your phone to save your phones' battery instead of using bluetooth, or simply because the sound is every so slightly improved over the Bluetooth connection. I'll mention as others have that you get a very nice oriental lady announcing when you do things like pairing or powering on/off etc. Some people might find it annoying but mostly it brings a wry smile to my face. My HTC One M8 phone handset is capable of AptX and this is the only model of the three headphones I bought which does not claim to have AptX capability. I am quite familiar with using conventional bluetooth stereo audio for both headphones and docks and how it's not particularly good compared to AptX. The AptX capable Henson HA-4 hissed a bit on quiet passages - these don't. Go figure. Maybe these are capable of AptX but the manufacturer hasn't listed it in the specs ? Now the sound.... Full, overblown and overhanging, soggy bass, warm overall tonality but acceptably accurate when tempered through heavy use of equalisation at source which basically means a cut in the mid-range a massive boost in the treble and slight tweaking of the bass to reduce the sogginess. When the treble is boosted and the mid cut they actually make a reasonable sound - perfectly good for travelling at any rate which was what I wanted them for. You're never going to hear piercing, sizzling strings, no matter how much you boost the treble but this is offset by good extension into the bass. By adjusting the equalisation settings on my player app I was able to compensate to an acceptable amount and make them sound perfectly ok for the need I have for them. They sound fairly open with reasonable definition, a long way from serious high-end, but certainly worth the £17-£18 price tag. I would describe as having a full-on, 'fun' sound well suited to rock, metal and certain types of classical (organ music, particularly) - which happens to coincide quite well with my taste :) This model DO require some fairly specific equalisation on the source to sound at their best, and without any equalisation they sound really heavy in the bass with not much high end, but with the EQ they improve a lot. Even with EQ, they don't deliver amazing clarity and are really uncomfortable if you wear glasses (although I'm going to leave them clamping a box overnight to loosen them up a bit) but they do go really loud which is great for noisy trains (not so much for fellow passengers >;-} ) and they do have a certain subjective musicality and fun sound which I can live with, plus, most people who've bought them seem to have found them to be quite reliable which is always good. Consequently I think that if your player/app is capable of equalisation then these are good value for money. Cons: Bulky - Don't fold up. They really clamp to your head - may be painful for glasses wearers. Bass overblown. Treble kind of 'missing', even with EQ Sound leakage. Don't sit next to anyone with violent tendencies. Probably not very water resistant for wearing in even the lightest rain showers Pros: Really LOUD!! Phenomenal battery life (not personally tested yet) Bass overblown - some people like it that way, and it can largely be tamed with EQ. Warm sound with reasonable detail Can connect using a (supplied) audio cable to spare your phone battery May not list AptX but compares extremely favourably with other models which do.