I’m generally
an in-ear headphone fan and I’ve a number of both wired and Bluetooth headsets,
that I use frequently. Lately though I’ve been searching for a set of over ear
type.
I had 3 fundamental requirements:
They needed to be foldable.
They needed to be capable of being hardwired
They needed to produce top-draw sound.
The first two boxes were easily ticked and having tested them both via Bluetooth and wired modes, the sound wasn’t far behind. I put these through a standard stereo and bass test on youtube and they passed with flying colours. I also tested them with several genres of music,: Classical to drum n bass, Arctic Monkeys to Zepplin. Excellent volume, rich bass and dynamic mid ranges, these performed as well as some of my branded (and breathlessly more expensive) other sets.
I charged these overnight to ensure they were full and wore them on and off for the next 6 hours. They never missed a beat, (if you’ll forgive the pun). Following the instructions, these were very easy to pair with a Bluetooth enabled player and worked well at just over 8m - even through a stud wall.
Taking a phone call in stereo takes a bit of getting used to. I’d recommend being mindful regarding the volume. The test call I received from a friend nearly blew my head off, as he was on hands free in his car, with the radio on. He advised that my voice was clear – a testament to the discreet in-built mike in the headset
The buttons, located on the outside ear piece feel sturdy and robust and the overall feel of these is one of quality. The general look of these headphones is very sleek and they are very nicely presented in a presentation box, which also contains a USB charging cable and a male to male 3.5mm lead for a hardwire connection.
Price: £27.77
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