Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, Hi-Fi Stereo Headset with Deep Bass, Foldable and Lightweight, Wired and Wireless Modes Built in Mic for Cell Phones, TV, PC and Traveling

Decent blu tooth headset that does the job very well. The quality of the sound is a little above average. The headset itself is sturdy and solid, and comes in a protective case.We got it in a ‘hip’ orange colour.I actually bought this headset for my parents-in-law as a christmas gift. They frequently visit our place and stay for a few days, which after an hour turns into a energy draining challenge. The worst is that they lack mobile phone etiquette. Not only are they constantly fidgeting with their mobile devices. Worse is that they each play their own cheap video content very loudly, which as you know, sounds very badly from a mobile phone as long as you not right in front of it and when there is other proper background music around.This head set pacifies at least one of them, not only does it block their annoying mobile sound, it also places them in a ‘bubble’ for a very welcome while. At first they didn’t know what to do with it and how to operate the set. But soon got the hang of it as its controls and use is pretty straight forward. Moreover they are under the impression that this was an expensive piece of electronics, and thus appreciate it as a gift. The only thing is that I’ll now have to order another one to make life at home more bearable when they are around.I rate the headset quality as average as compared to my super high end noise cancelling Bose headset the sound quality and controls don’t compare well. However you buy this set at 5% of the Bose price so you still get sufficient value for money, hence my 5 star rating.

These headphones are brilliant for £20! They look good, come in different colours and have a good quality feel to them. They didn’t take long to charge and when you switch them on they talk to you and tell you what it’s doing and when it’s connected. It took seconds to connect to my smart TV and the sound quality was good. They feel comfortable to wear and don’t feel heavy on your head. The ear pieces are heart shaped and feel soft on your ears. Even after wearing them for a while they still feel comfy. I did notice one small thing but I soon figured out how to rectify it. If you are wearing them and watching Netflix or prime, the sound in the headphones didn’t sync with the screen but if you turn the headphones off, let Netflix get going and then switch the headphones on it will sync straight away.They come with a carry case and are very light so will be great for travelling. All in all they are an absolute bargain for £20 and they arrived the next day!

These headphones are a generic model 'JH812' shared among different brands. For reasons I don't know they obviously rebrand the product but it is essentially the same, although with minor differences.The one I bought about a year ago under the brand Barsone had the possibility of radio (useless) and bluetooth connection, and TF card reader, which allows you to slip in a mini SD card reader with gigabytes of songs, rendering you free to go wherever you want with hundreds of hours of uninterrupted music, whether you have your phone or a Spotify account with you.It had an exceedingly good bass sound, but the problem was it made an annoying buzzing noise in between tracks and in low volume passages, which drove me crazy because I listen to music at a very low volume, especially when in bed or when writing or trying to meditate. The seller didn't bother in giving an explanation and refunded me the money, not even bothering in ordering the collection back, so I kept both headphone and money.When I saw in Amazon they had a very similar version, I hoped that the problem in this JH812 model had been a fluke in my device or the problem sorted in general, and I gave it a go with the new version branded Rydohi, at a lower price I had originally paid it over a year before. I could even collect it personally and avoid paying for delivery.This Rydohi headphone is worth the £17 I paid and more. It doesn't have (fortunately!) the annoying buzzing noise and sounds acceptably to listen to music in the quiet moments. If I want to listen to Beethoven's mind-blowing strings and cymbals I don't do it on these phones, I turn on my 12" speakers and let off steam. This model is perfect for quiet, relaxing, meditative moments, in which you want to disconnect yourself from the world. The bass response is much lower than the Barsone version, though, which is something I'd like they had kept, but at low volume, it doesn't make much of a difference. For booming drum'n'bass tracks I load a mini SD card and stick it in the Barsone, for relaxing I stick another mini SD card in the Rydohi full of ethereal and depressing Massive Attack, Royksopp, Tangerine Dream. Forget about the radio function anywhere in the UK. The noise cancellation is very good, I don't know about the BOSE but I cannot fault this Rydohi regarding that.I would recommend this Rydohi headphones for general purposes and buy a pair of Yamaha speakers for anything else.

Good sound quality for the price.

I bought these for work for some background music or to get in the zone when I need to concentrate/drown out conversation. Was getting fed up of being tangled in wires.Used on a conference call and a colleague said: "Becky, are you using a potato for a microphone". Swapped to my USB wired headset and all was fine.I'm happy with the sound quality, and whilst I am far from a real audiophile, my ears are easily offended by tinny speakers, etc and I do have a decent Sonos based audio system setup at home. Volume isn't mega loud, but I don't want to deafen my colleagues anyway. I would not wear these when I want to properly LISTEN to music, but for background distraction at my desk...all is wellMicrophone issue doesn't bother me too much as that's not what I bought them for... however others may need this so beware if that is a purchase decision.I can't really complain for sub £20. They fit well, not too heavy or tight around my ears/top of jawline. Recommended if you just want wire-free, cheap and adequate quality listening.