Veho ZB-2 In-Ear Premium Bluetooth Headphones with Built-in Microphone and Remote Control - Black (VEP-015-ZB2)

Having tried a number of different headphones all of which really were not very good some with connectivity problems others with the sound quality or just plain uncomfortable to wear finally found these and more than happy with them. They work perfectly with my Epsom projector and due to the Bluetooth technology involved does not suffer with audio lag or being out of sync

One of the ear pieces broke after less than a month.I've bought these before and after about 18 months they stopped working. This was my second time buying them and now this has happened. I doubt I can return them now. Very disappointed

These button headphones come nicely packaged in a cardboard box with a clear window. They claim to be UK design and feel quite well built. Out of the box, they have instructions in various languages and a few spare sets of rubber earpieces which all look like they are the same size but obviously are subtly different. They also come with small quite silicone thingies which are supposed to keep the phones in your ears if you need them.They came fully charged but take about an hour to charge from almost empty. They paired very easily with my iPhone 6. They have an irritating tinny american female voice which tells you that your have switched the phones on and when they are paired. The voice also tells you when you have paused the music.Now, down to business. The earbuds did fall out of my ears often early on until I worked out a knack of balancing the metal backs against the inside of my ears. They are very light to wear but there is a huge amount of wire interference so when the wire is tapped or moved against clothing, it makes a loud noise which is a problem. There is a hidden feature which gives 3 different sound modes by pressing the big button and the volume up button which changes from tinny to normal to bass heavy. The bass-heavy mode is the only one with acceptable sound so I am not sure why the other modes are even provided. The base is quite heavy and the treble is moderately lively but mid-tones were quite flat and the overall sound is not really to my taste.The magnets on the backs make the buds stick together as a neclace when not in use but, unlike the B&O Beoplay H5 headphones which also have this feature, the music is not paused by this which would have been a nice feature.The battery life is excellent and I have not yet run out of charge.I have a pair of Jabra Sport headphones which are in a pretty similar price bracket. This means I have a benchmark to compare the Veho headphones to and I have to say that the Jabra Sport headphones are head and shoulders ahead in terms of sound, comfort and quality of build. The Jabras also come with a case which the Veho's are lacking.All in all, the sound quality is good but not outstanding, the build quality is also good, the battery stamina is excellent and they are OK in terms of comfort. They are very much lighter than the B&O or Jabras which is an advantage but they just miss the mark, and for the price bracket, I was disappointed.

Good quality Bluetooth headphones. Sounds quality is decent if not out of this world. No issues pairing with a number of Android devices (e.g. Nexus 7) and Windows 10 laptop. Decent battery life with a quick charge time - requires a USB port to charge.

These are nice pair of mid-range in-ear bluetooth earphones. Set up was completely straightforward, connecting first and every time with no dropouts to an Android 6 device. Sound quality is good but not exceptional, with good bass that resists distortion at higher volumes. The build quality is nothing to complain about and they should last a few years.

my son was delighted when I gave him these to use with his phone. The noise level is very good- I couldn't hear anything even when he was listening to music. he hasn't been using them much lately and when I asked why he said they were difficult to recharge. It turned out he had lost the charger and didn't want to fess up! They are very good with about seven hours battery time.

The quality of these earphones is as you would hope for at this price; they work well, and feel sturdy and well made.The earphones were simple to pair with my phone, and the sound quality was on a par with other branded sets I've used in the past, giving a sound rich in bass and remaining good even at high volumes.At this price point however, I would be wanting to get something with a more familiar brand - I have nothing against these earphones, and Veho have done a great job with them, but I'd be hoping for some Sennheiser earphones or something similar.

Light, generally comfortable to wear and come with different sized earpieces and silicone spacers should you need them. The overall fit for me is good and I've had no problem with the ear buds slipping out of my ears. Setting the headphones up was reasonably simple and full instructions are included inside the understated, black presentation box. Sound quality is good overall, perhaps a little tinny, and there's plenty of bass which helps boost the sound. One of the best features of the headphones is the battery life. The battery lasts for a long time and takes around an hour to charge from flat to full. I'm quite impressed with the quality of the design and the lightweight feel of the ear buds which are comfortable to wear and simple to use.