H Turbine Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Stereo Headphones with Mic, Shocking Bass Headphones with Storage Bag for Music Enthusiast, Voice Control (Black)

Amazing headphones!!! (A must read review after 3 months of ownership) Sound Sound quality in these are amazing (keep in mind for $30) considering the price. The bass can hit very hard, quite frankly these things can bang. If you're an audiophile and are looking for quality mids etc, look elsewhere, then again you'll probably need to pay at least double or triple for the next best thing. All in all the sound quality in these are very good. Battery These things aren't normal (in a good way), I've had them for over 3 months with well over 50 hours of listening... I'VE NEVER CHARGED THEM... EVER. The battery life on these is absurdly good, these deserve 5 stars on their battery life alone!!! Comfort They feel comfy on the ear, but like any other over the ear headphone, your ears are gonna get hot after a couple hours of use, just keep in that mind. But the materials that touch your ears and head are plush and comfortable. Build Quality It amazes me people don't realize that for $30 the company HAD to cut corners somewhere, and it was in the build quality. Initial quality in my honest opinion is great... BUT if you keep the headphones fully extended and I guess IF (big if) you slam them down (idk why you'd do that) the plastic will break. Simple fix, just be careful with them and they'll last you. Conclusion If you have 30 bucks and want a solid pair of Bluetooth headphones with alien technology level battery life, strong bass, and great sound quality, this is the ONLY pair you should consider.

These headphones are a great product. Considering the price, the sound quality is very good. I don't expect these match higher quality headphones (i.e. Beats, Bose, etc.), but I have found the sound to be very good and the finish of the headphones is nice. Headphones pair easily and controls are very responsive. I have used these with my iPhone 6 and a few different computers (mac and PC). Only issues I have run into have been: (1) the volume has a big gap between soft and loud. There's a point at which the volume goes from a little too quiet to average listening level in 1 step, there's no in between. So, when I'm using these in my office and it's quiet, I'm either listening to these quieter than I'd like or a little louder than I really need. It's not a big deal. (2) I have run into bluetooth connection issues with Windows 7. This is the only OS I haven't been able to get the correct drivers for from the internet, and their website isn't gonna help. Overall, I like these and bought a second pair (1 at the office, 1 at home for working out). Headphones stay in place and sound is pretty good.

These headphones work well and are very convenient. I have not had any problems with the headphones themselves in the 7 months I have owned them. The connection is always solid, the sound quality is great, the range is impressive, and the battery is long-lasting. Connecting the headphones is fairly simple. Put the headphones on and hold the power button down until it says, "Ready to connect." Then, open the Bluetooth settings on the device you want to connect the headphones to, and select "Bluedio." The headphones will confirm when the connection is established. The headphones have great sound quality, and the volume can be very loud. Be careful when listening to high volumes, or you will run the risk of damaging your hearing. Occasionally, you may experience a lag between between the visual and audio of a video or computer application. You will hear everything slightly after you should be hearing it, as if in a video, a person's voice is not synchronized with his mouth. If this happens, make sure you are not too far away from the device the headphones is connected to. You may need to hold down the power button until you hear a "beep." If that does not work, power the headphones off, then turn them on again. Closing the application that was transmitting the audio can help as well. I suspect this is not a problem inherit with the headphones. Be careful when adjusting the headphones to fit your head. It seems the inside plastic can break somewhat easily. It has not broken for me, but I can tell that it will snap if a certain amount of pressure is imposed upon it. The headphones are not brittle or weak, but they are also not made from the strongest materials. Care must be taken when handling and storing them, or there will be a risk of damage. Overall, I would recommend these headphones to anyone who is looking for a wireless pair of headphones with good quality.

How are you guys breaking these? Are you literally just ripping them off your heads? I've had these for over a year and use them daily at work (work in a two man warehouse) and at the gym. I also use them as my hands free set while driving. I am constantly taking them off an on and never had an issue with them snapping. Pro's The sound is good, better than what you'd expect for such a low price, the mic seems to work great, no one complains they can't hear me. Comfortable, I wear these for hours at a time and they fit great. The price, at 10% the cost of Wireless beats you get your bang for your buck here. Easy to connect to all my bluetooth devices. Cons After a few months it reset itself back to it's Asian voice promps and I can't understand what it's saying. Nor can I change it back. But I have learned how to say Power On and Power off in a whole new language. I purchased the white ones and as I said I work in a warehouse and use them constantly for the gym, so they look like hell, thinking of keeping these strictly for work and buying a blue or black set for travel and leisure. Also, doesn't seem to work well as a gaming head set.

Great headphones. For the price, you can't get any better. The bass is fabulous. They look awesome too. They are pretty cheaply made. All plastic and such, but unless you throw them around and shove them in your backpack you should be fine. They are pretty small, even for my tiny head. I wish they were angled a tiny bit, cuz they hurt your ears after a while. You have to take them off and massage your ears and then your fine, but I guess thats how any headphones will be. The voice that says "off" and "on" and stuff is super weird but not a big deal. They come with a AUX cord so if they are dead, you can just plug them in. They have a typical micro-usb charger. The buttons sometimes don't work for like switching songs, and then it registers like a minute later when you finally change the song manually, so it skips to the next one like way after you push it. This only happens like less than 10% of the time so not huge deal. Overall, these are fantastic headphones for the price and I would buy them again in a heartbeat.

I've had these for almost 4 months and I beat them up a lot in the gym and just traveling with them. They fit great. Great range and no issues pairing with my laptop or iPod/iPhone/iPad. I use these more than my beats because the sound is awesome great bass and the quality is clear So I've had these for about 11 months now and they just died at the most inconvenient time on my flight back from the Caribbean. They will no longer turn on. I tried using them with cord but sound only comes from one side so they are pretty much useless. They were good while they lasted but I was hoping for more than 11 months of use

Now these headphones are the complete "your own little world" sound quality. The ear muffs have a perfect indent for your ears to fit into and shut out the rest of the sounds around you. You get to go away from all of your surroundings and nothing short of a car accident less than 10 feet away from you will take you out of your own special place while these are on and turned up. Great bass, mids and even treble quality, these easily rival the 100-300 dollar headphones, I have tried both and can not see any difference except in the prices. They also have a built in mic so you can take phone calls with them on while they are paired to your mobile phone or even skyping over the internet when they are paired to your computer or tablet. I have never had anyone complain about not being able to hear on the other end of the call even when I was in a somewhat noisy location. These also have a 3.5mm cord option for some random just in case situation as well. You are not able to fold these up because it has a set frame and don't attempt to either that is the only down side of these awesome headphones. These are simply amazing headphones DO NOT blow a huge wad of bills on Beats by Doctor J or some other marked up brands these are everything you need baby!

[To preface my review, in case it might be of relevant interest to some readers, I am a retired Electronics Technician, and also educated in IT systems design and implementation. In addition, I have been a life-long amateur musician, which, with my career experience, has given me a keen ear and eye for both, sound and design quality.] 21 DEC 2016: I received delivery from Amazon, two identical headphone sets (hereinafter referred to as “Unit A” and “Unit B”) with the official nomenclature of: “Bluedio HT Turbine Wireless Bluetooth 4.1 Stereo Headphones with Mic (White)” [Item model #HTW01]. These units were sold and shipped by Amazon affiliate, “AlwaySincere”, and priced at $29.58 each. Shipment was prompt. 31 JAN 2017: The return window for the above units closed. 22 FEB 2017: (re: Unit A) The right side adjustable slide section broke in two. As soon as was possible, I began an initial repair process, reattaching the broken sections with Gorilla Cyanoacrylate. Having analyzed the composition and poor structural design of the broken slide section, I concluded that further reinforcement would be necessary. 02 March 2017: (re: Unit A) While attempting to determine the proper fixed adjustment length, the left side adjustable slide section suddenly and unexpectedly snapped, however, it remained attached only by a mere “thread” of surface plastic. That was the moment when I decided, I was obligated to write a thorough review, in order to share my experience with other shoppers who may be considering the purchase of this product. My final product analysis: Considering the price point of these headphones, I consider their sound quality and operability to be fair to good (5-7 on a 10 scale). As for the physical construction: Although Unit B is still intact and functioning nominally, 71 days out from its delivery date, my overwhelming consideration must be directed to the two structural failures that occurred with Unit A. Those failures have forced me to conclude that, this brand and model was not a wise investment for me. Simply put, I would not have purchased these headphones, had I possessed the benefit of foresight. Thank you for your time and careful consideration. PS: If your set has already broken, but is functioning well, otherwise, don’t just throw them away, Fix them! You’ve already spent your money, so you might as well try and salvage something, right? I would suggest using a combination of re-attachment with a good brand of superglue, along with some sort of reinforcement material, such as, spring metal, fiber-glass/epoxy, certain plastics, and maybe some good old JB Weld, and/or rivets and metal plates; whatever you have laying around that’ll do the job. (Good luck!) Bluedio HT Turbine Wireless Bluetooth 4.1 Stereo Headphones with Mic (White)