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These headphones are pretty bloody awesome. I've been in to many electronics and audio stores looking for an affordable brand of Bluetooth headphones, but the majority of wireless headphones seem to start at $200 or more, unless you get super cheap ones from Kmart or Target. WHY people seem to be drawn towards "fashionable" products like Beats is beyond me. I've listened to music streamed from my own iPhone to Beats, and found the audio quality a bit tinny. Of course, high end headphones like BOSE or Sennheiser do sound amazing, but you're starting to edge close to $400 or so. The sound from these headphones is quite astounding for the price. The treble / higher end sounds are quite crisp and clear, and the bass is substantial, without sounding distorted. Power, track changing, volume controls are easily accessible, although feel just a little flimsy. Thankfully, they're small buttons that would be hard to damage. One GREAT feature is a 3.5mm audio out jack from one of the cups, allowing someone to also listen to the same audio. The downside is the external noise. Strangely, these headphones don't "leak" much. Having a friend wear them at a reasonably high volume, and I found it quite hard to hear what they were listening to. However, when wearing them myself, background noise, such as traffic from a busy road is quite easy to hear unless the volume is dangerously high. Of course, they're not noise-cancelling at this price. They're reasonably comfortable, and not too heavy, and the folding design makes them easy to slip in to a small bag or backpack. However, for anyone who wears glasses (like myself), you may find them getting a bit uncomfortable after a while, as the pressure from the ear-cups pushing the tops of the ears against your glasses arms could hurt. But in fairness, this can happen with any brand of headphones. The pairing is relatively easy, although I've found that my iPhone sometimes "loses" the connection, and I have to "Forget This Device" and re-pair it. A small glitch, and not really that inconvenient. And it never happens during use, but only sometimes if they headphones have been paired and used with another device. Seeing as how anyone could grab and run off with someone's Bluetooth headphones, or they could be left behind somewhere, as there's no cord to tether them to a person or a music device, I'd rather have a good cheap pair like these, than something expensive. HIGHLY recommend these!Read full review
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These are really nice headphones with great sound but they break really easily which is a shame because I liked my pair of headphones. There is a design flaw in the extension bar. Where it slides in and out to expand the size of the headphones, whatever it slides into is very weak plastic that can break with very little force as I found out. Firs I dropped them of my computer table onto the floor. That is less than a meter, maybe 600mm high onto carpet and the left side snapped. They were still usable but a little wonky and didnt have the firm grip anymore so if i looked up or down they would slide off. That's fair enough, I dropped them, although not very far and the were still usable. But now a month or so later and the other side has snapped. I have no idea how. Exactly the same spot on the other side. somewhere inside the padded covering is a plastic slot that the extension arms slid into and it is made of very weak plastic that is prone to breaking rendering a perfectly good pair of headphones useless. At the price point I was about ot buy another pair because i almost had them for a year and i can still kind of use them....have no choice at the moment, but thought better as the next pair will no doubt do the same thing. A pity because they are otherwise very comfortable and great sounding headphones.Read full review
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The BLUEDIO T2S headphones are possible what i would call the best bang for buck market headphones out there today, the bluetooth works fantastically with very easy to follow instructions on how to sync it. These headphones also come with a cable for just general use (without bluetooth). The advertised bluetooth range is about 32ft or 9.8m free space but when your throw walls and obstructions into the mix it can be a little bit less but perfect for around the house activities and sound quality is never interrupted, it just gets to a point where you no longer hear it. the design of these headphones is unique as the left and right earpiece rotate 195degress, which makes is perfect to fit in when travelling around. Overall I am very happy with these headphones, good product, extremely reasonable price, and like the title BEST bang for your buck! 100% would buy again and again.Read full review
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Well obviously these aren't expensive, so let that be said. I am comparing these to other headphones I'm well experienced with - Beyerdynamic DT990, Monster DNA. Construction is good, they're plastic headphones and obviously need to be treated as such. Features - the bluetooth works very well & is easy to setup & I didn't notice any change in sound quality vs using wired connection. I am yet to try these for phone calls. The cups & headband padding are quite comfy. The cups are quite large, so for me are nearly stuck in between on-ear & over ear. The fit - for me, rather poor. For larger head sizes it might be OK, but for the the angle of the cups makes it so the the front isn't touching the ears at all. If I wear them reversed (left side on right side, etc) then they fit quite well and are quite isolating, which is OK for music - but in situations where the direction of sound is important, like gaming for example, then everything is obviously backwards. Sound quality is muddy. They have built in EQ by pressing the volume buttons simultaneously, but you have no indication what each setting is which, and it still isn't enough. Apps on PC/phone/tablet can help clear this up further to a point where the sound is fairly comparable. The big issue in sound is the loss of separation & pan - instruments are more towards the centre & its almost as if the sound starts to tend more towards mono. Due to this I started to get listening fatigue, which I haven't really experienced with my other headphones. They are as described & pretty well expected for the price. If quality of sound is important, and being able to wear them for long periods of time, the money may be best spent on another model headphone.Read full review
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The sound quality is good, maybe a little flat but otherwise excellent for the price. The wireless feature works excellent, it is very easy and reliable to use and the battery lasts in days. Technically it is excellent and I have no complaints about that side at all. My only real gripe is that it is not as comfortable as I would like, hard to use for long periods. Finish is perfectly fine just very plastic-y , again for the price it is not a problem. For the price, this is and excellent set of headphones. I am very happy with them. This is a good quality cheap set of headphones, I think most people who buy them will be happy with their purchase.
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