Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear 65H Playtime HiFi Stereo Headset with Microphone and 6EQ Modes Foldable Bluetooth V5.3 Headphones for Travel Smartphone Computer Laptop Rose Gold

Have had the same pair since Aug 2023. These things have been used and abused by myself and my 4 yr old. They still look and work like brand new. The battery lasts all day, the sound ist thousand dollar headphones but they sound good enough to listen to music and audio books. I use them to talk on the phone all the time and they connect perfectly. They are larger but comfortable.

I am so happy with this purchase, I had to post a review. I've had them for a few months now after throwing in the towel on my expensive Beats ear pods that just wouldn't stay in my ears. These were affordable, had decent reviews, and I love a rose gold situation. Let me tell you, these babies hold a charge for a LONG time. The last time I charged them was 2 weeks ago, and I use them at least 10 hours per week. They also cancel out quite a bit of noise. I can barely hear anything external when I'm using them, and even if there's no sound coming out, I have to take them off to hear what people are saying. My 6 y.o. kid uses them sometimes and there were a few times I thought he was going to snap them in half, but alas, they are going strong. So they're clearly quite durable. Lastly, I love that they can connect to two devices at once, so I can hear my phone or laptop without switching connections.

Had these for about 6 months. They work GREAT! Hadnt had any issues with them since i bought them. Very easy to use and connects to both my laptop and phone at the same time. I have been using them for school. The sound quality is also really good as well, not staticy or weird sounding. Holds a pretty good charge as well and are comfortable. They can make my ears a little sweaty if i wear them too long 😅. If you meed headphone that are comfortable, long lasting, and good sound quality… THESE ARE THE HEADPHONES FOR YOU!

Overall, these headphones are great! I was looking for a cheap substitute for my husband’s beats for my own use. They aren’t completely noise cancelling (and I didn’t expect them to be) but they sound great, have a super long battery life and are a great deal for the money. However, there are two issues.1. Powering them off. It takes a long time to power them off (around 10 seconds) so it’s kind of annoying to have to hold the button down for so long. After having them for a couple weeks (I always powered them off when I wasn’t wearing them so I didn’t notice this at first) I realized it says “powering off” when you’ve held down the button for the magical length of time.2. And this is a big one. I almost rated them three stars for this. You can connect them to multiple devices, which is great. If you’re listening on your phone and then want to switch to your computer, awesome. But the operative word is *want*. Unless I turn the Bluetooth off every device I don’t want the headphones to connect to, the headphones will arbitrarily decide which device they should be connected to. This is incredibly frustrating. And it’s fine as long as no one is watching the TV. Since I’ve connected to the TV in the past, if my headphones are on, they’ll connect to the TV. Even if another pair of Bluetooth headphones are connected to the TV, these headphones will kick them off and connect. This means I cannot use my own headphones to work on my computer if someone’s watching TV.Otherwise, the headphones are great. I love the color, they’re comfortable and they’re great for twenty bucks. But if the Bluetooth connectivity is going to really bug you, maybe this pair isn’t for you.

I love my headphones. They are comfortable on my ears. The sound is excellent. Very affordable and very stylish. The charging speed is excellent. Very lightweight and great quality. The buttons are easy to press.

I've been using it just over a month now.Connectivity/Sound:~My main purpose in buying these was the multipoint connectivity. I need to quickly switch between my phone and computer, and these make it very convenient since it can connect to two devices at the same time. If you start playing media on one device and then start playing media on a second device, playback on device 1 will automatically pause while device 2 plays. My only gripe here is that if you turn the headphones off and back on, it only auto-connects to one device, and you need to manually connect to the 2nd device again. It would be nice if it could reconnect to both devices when powered on so I'm ready to go. Overall, I'm really happy with this feature.~The range is really good; I've walked out to my car forgetting that I have them on and it surprisingly remained connected. None of my other headsets reach that far.~I'm no audio engineer, but the sound quality is great. There is a function to change the equalizer settings if you want. As you press the button, robot voice says where in the cycle you are.~The set comes with an 18 inch charging cable and a 47 inch 3.5mm audio cable. Of course, you can use the audio cable while the headphones are powered off. There is no noticeable difference in the sound quality vs using Bluetooth.Battery:This is definitely the 2nd best part about these. It is charged out of the box, but I charged it ~10 min to get it to full. They last FOREVER. I started using them on 11/21 at 10:45am on a full charge and used it nearly all day, every day after. I didn't get a "battery low" warning until 11/28 at 2:39pm. That's some serious juice. On that note, the only con is that said "battery low" warning does NOT mean your battery is that low. I wanted to see just how long I'd have before it died. That dayum robot continued to warn me every 3 minutes (literally--I tracked it) until after 1am the next day when I just couldn't take it anymore and needed to go to bed. Almost 12 hrs of "battery low"....really? I suppose it's going off some percentage of battery remaining, but it should have been set to a much more reasonable threshold, like 1-2 hours remaining (considering the very long battery life, as most devices would shut off within like 20 min of the warning). Every time it said the warning, my microphone/audit would cut out as I couldn't hear people on video calls and they couldn't hear me. This is a long time to deal with that. Thank you for reading my rant.Fit:I wear them for several hours a day, sometimes 10+, and have no complaints about comfort. If you wear them while doing heavy physical activity, they do trap heat, just a heads up.Misc.:~It takes unusually long to power off, enough time to make me wonder if something is wrong. Not a problem, just seems unintuitive to have to hold the power button for like 6 seconds (seriously, count that out and see how awkward it is just to shut a device off). It powers on more quickly.~I'm grateful that there is no obnoxiously loud chiming with the controls. Quick beep or robot voice, nothing crazy.~Press +/- button once to go to next/prev track. Press & hold for volume up/down. If anyone was wondering.~I need a mute function for these conference calls where I walk away until I'm needed. Mfr dropped the ball on that one.Conclusion:For about ~$16 on sale, these are absolutely worth the purchase. I bought a backup for if/when these ultimately break down as anything cheap will do eventually (some other reviews confirm this). You will need to get a case separately. Until this starts giving me problems, I'd recommend it.