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I found this wireless head set presented excellent value for money. The finish and feel of the product is much better than I expected, given the low price. From the quality packaging to the easy of connect-ability. I would recommend them to anyone wanting a reasonable head set . Pros: Great value, good quality feel, great sound if you like your bass, easy to pair, excellent battery life and very comfortable. Cons: Ear cups click as they swivel on their hinges when not being worn, a little drop-out in wireless mode on some device connections.
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I did some thorough research on these 'phones before purchasing because I was quite sceptical for such a cheaply priced headphone. Most of the reviews claimed these were top-notch in sound quality, where a few made mention of a 'bass-heavy' sound, but still crystal clear. I was very excited to receive them and have a listen. The feel is fantastic, they are quite comfortable and gave me the impression of quality materials and craftsmanship/design. The Bluetooth function is superb and the battery life is exceptional. The sound, however, SUCKS. It is of such poor quality that I can't bear to listen to my favourite songs, let alone attempt to try anything new. I enjoy a diverse range of instrument driven music, from classical to folk to alternative to metal and beyond. The speakers inside the cans are not (NOT) designed for this type of music. My recommendation: if you don't care how the music sounds but want a cheap pair of Bluetooth 'phones that look cool and have great battery life, then these are the pick for you. Anyone else, steer way clear and spend a bit more dough to get quality sound.Read full review
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First time I have heard of this brand but tried it anyway. It connects with my mobile phone without hassles and the sound is crisp couple with a good bass. I like the build - stable and strong. However, the metal frame have added a bit too much to its weight which becomes prone to sliding off the head if you bow your head a little bit. Charges really fast and battery lasts for more than 24 hours. One control feature that I didn't find was the ability to skip to the next song. It only has stop/start press aside from volume up/down. Lastly, I don't know if it's only me, but I also feel the pressure and pain on my ear if worn for more than 30 minutes. But overall experience, it's an excellent headphone worth your money if compared to overpriced premium brands.
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This is my second Bluedio purchase. I bought a T2 several years ago and was impressed by its sound quality. So when I needed another pair, the T3 was the obvious choice. Packaging is elegant- like you bought an Apple product. It is well designed and elegant in looks. The hinges for the ear cups are metal, so that does add some weight to the headphones. Operation is simple enough, though it takes a little getting used to the one and only "multifunction button". Sound wise, the bass notes are louder, and in fact I need to reduce the bass when playing back on my iphone. With the right eq setting, these headphones really do shine. Bluetooth clarity is astounding. Perhaps the only criticism is that there is a slight high pitched sound coming from the phones when charging. This does not happen during normal operation.Read full review
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The headset is good quality, and the sound quality is great. If you're looking for a headset to listen for business or light media consumption, I'd recommend this. A few notes though: - The title is somewhat misleading in saying there is a mic. Whilst I'm sure the headset has a microphone, it does not appear it can be used whilst getting good sound quality. This is since good sound quality comes from using the A2DP protocol, which can't be used simultaneously with the mic. If you need the mic, it will have poor audio quality - a problem I believe to be shared amongst all bluetooth devices. - Setting this up on my Linux desktop took some tinkering. I've managed to get it working well, with a tweak or two on pulseaudio. This concern shouldn't affect the vast majority of users - so it's very niche.Read full review
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