Siindoo JH-803 Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones, Wireless Headset with 20H Playback, HiFi Sound and Protein Ear Muffs Comfortable Headphones w/Mic Compatible with Smartphone/Tablets/Desktop

I was looking for an affordable headphones to replace my daily use headset. Upon receiving this my impressions are:i) Sound Quality: 8/10. Clean sound. Definitely high quality and pleasing. I tested this headphones to determine its upper and lower frequency capabilities as well as the upper volume limits. The headphone maintained a clean sound with no noticeable distortions.ii) Noise Cancellation: 7/10. It cuts out most of the outside noises. When playing at higher levels the outside noises are almost non existent.iii) Comfort: 9/10. I was amazed at the comfort provided by these headphones. It fully covered my ears and had a soft cushion which allowed me to use it constantly for multiple hours.iv) Features: 4/10. The headphones came with a carry bag and is able to fold up into a small portable size. There are volume buttons to allow ease of control. The design seems basic but appears to be well made and strong. For the price range however design could be overlooked.The bluetooth works well but there were some issues when using the mic connected to my pc.v) Final Verdict: 8/10: If you are looking for a affordable quality headphones, you will not be disappointed.

I asked myself: is this what I would expect from $50 headphones? Now, I know that these aren't $50, but I wanted to compare it to a price class higher than what I paid--I'm one for value. I wish I could call myself a pure audiophile, but I can't. Yet I'm determined that I have more class than an 'audio junkie,' so for comparison's sake: I have a pair of $400 headphones, a pair of $250 earbuds, a pair of $70 headphones and a few other lower-to-mid-range pieces as well. Don't ask me why.I won't lie to you, these don't sound as good as the $400 ones. And, unfortunately for new purchasers, they don't sound as good as the $70 either. Here's the catch: my $70 headphones have a very short leash, and while these headphones have 3.5mm connectivity available, they also have bluetooth connectivity which is priceless. It's true: the sound quality is improved when connected via cable, but sometimes it just doesn't matter as much as the freedom of movement. The sound is slightly resonate--almost like the walls and ceilings are made of tile, but using these to listen to both music and speech I found them to be an appropriate quality. So why only four stars instead of 5? Two reasons: I want the creators to know they have room for improvement; I want potential buyers to know that there's a wide world of audio quality waiting to be explored... if you're willing to put down the money for it. Yes, these are well worth their price and better than all others I've used in this range, but now it's up to you to determine if they're for you.

These headphones fit the sweet spot of quality and cost. I was pleasantly surprised at the richness of sound and how easy setup is. I ordered these headphones and they arrived packaged very nicely. The box contains the headphones, a USB cable for charging, an audio cable in case you want to use them as wired, a well-written instruction booklet, and a carry bag.The instructions are very clear and – in a few short sentences – direct you in how to first charge, then connect to blue-tooth. Connection is very simple, simple enough that I connected these headphones to different devices quickly depending on what I am listening to. There are only three buttons on the headphones (power, volume up, and volume down), and these are used for all functions. There is a receptacle for charging, and one for an audio cable if desired.Sound quality is excellent, with rich, deep bass tones, clear highs, and solid mid-tones. Both music and movies come across very life-like and full. Comfort is achieved with adjustable headband and soft, cushioned earpieces. Call quality for phones is clear and the microphone catches audio well. Construction looks to be solid, with metal and high grade plastic for the bulk of the design. The earpieces fold inwards to minimize size so that they can be carried in the bag and not take up too much space. Battery life is in the range of what the manufacturer states, of course that depends on various factors (volume, charged level, etc.).The instruction booklet is written in several languages (ES/IT/DE/FR/UK) and – at least in the language I used – is very clear and understandable. Illustrations are provided to assist with install/pairing/usage.At the cost of a wired headset, you can have a quality blue-tooth one instead. I am considering buying another pair to give as a gift to a friend who is still using a wired headset.

Ordered: AugustI bought these affordable on ear bluetooth headphones because I needed a replacement for my old Sennheisers which are over 10 years old. They still work fine but sometimes you don't want to be attached to a core. They sound very good. Are they better than a corded one? Probably not because it's not attached to a CD player either. Bluetooth just doesn't have the crisp sounds that you hear from a CD in my opinion.Each earbud swings around so you can twist it to whatever shape you want it to fit your ears. I love how each ear muff is labelled in big L and R so you know which one goes left and right. It's pretty comfortable so far. I will use it to study for 8-10 hours and will update this if it's not that comfortable. So far, it's not bad. I will update this review if the unit fails or the battery life sucks. So far, it deserves at least a solid 4 if not 5.Update: SeptemberThese are still very comfortable. I use them when I am not using my noise cancelling set. Those were in-ear while these are over ear. They are very comfortable to wear and it blocks out enough sound just enough for me to recommend it. It doesn't block them like my active noise cancelling does, nor does it have the fine volume control but it's a great headset for the price and bluetooth.