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I LOVE these headphones! I can now actually hear the dialogue over that overly loud music that seems to accompany all films, documentaries etc. I can even hear all the background sounds that must have been there all along. Superb quality. Apparently it has the facility to answer my mobile but as I no longer have any friends to ring me up as I'm staying in all the time to watch films with my lovely headphones I can't vouch for that. I've used with my smart TV and also paired with my laptop and both work well. Am very happy with this purchase.

I’ve been using these for a couple of months now in the gym. They are really good quality, very comfortable to use. Button controlls are easy to use links up easily to my iPhone to play Spotify.The blutooth range is very good. I can go all around the gym with no audio breakup.I have even tried to see how far the range works. I could put the iPhone in the 3rd floor at our house, go down the stairs and out of the house just to the end of the garden before out of range. So fantastic and more that adequate range.The headphones fold compactly in my bag.The battery life is very good too. I only have to change once a month. Even if not flat, I still like to charge anyway so not caught out.The only minor issue is it appears to be limited to two Bluetooth connections. Not a major issue. Windows 10 not as good as syncing blutooth.Sometimes I have to remove device and reconnect. But works flawlessly with iPhone.So I think this is more a windows issue.So in summmary, if you would like affordable wireless headphone for the gym, or general use around the home I highly recommend these headphones.

If you're after over ear Bluetooth headphones, these are worthy of your consideration! I've owned many "premium" headphones over the years (Beyer DT770, Senn HD590, HD650) and really rate these for the money you're paying. First off the bluetooth pairing couldn't be simpler, just hold down a button for a set amount of time, wait for some lights to flash and then add them on your device of choice. The sound quality over Bluetooth is very good - audiophiles may spend hours debating the compression used and the frequencies lost, but for us mere mortals, the sound is pretty decent! Bass, mid and treble seems about where it should be which makes for an enjoyable listening experience across many different genres of music.The headphones themselves are comfortable for long listening sessions however admittedly they can sometimes make your upper ear lobes ache slightly if you've had them on for a little too long or haven't adjusted the clamping force correctly. The ear cups are a pleather material which is a pet peeve of mine on headphones, however it's at least a nice soft spongy pleather so it has a little give in it to mould around the head comfortably. Battery life doesn't seem to be an issue, I just charge these every day and if I forget a day they don't punish me by cutting out early.The party piece with these particular headphones is they can also be used wired, a feature that was particularly useful to me when I had to use these for a stay in a hospital ward and for those occasions where I feel like hooking them up to the desktop PC to play a game or two.Overall, these are great headphones for the money, decent enough build & sound quality with hassle free bluetooth and ample battery life!

I wish I'd bought these years ago! They worked straight out of the box, the charge lasts for ages and the sound is good enough for my needs.(mostly watching catch up TV on the laptop or listening to Amazon Prime stuff.). I stuck with my old corded headphones for years, reluctant to spend on any more when the corded ones were working OK. What a mistake, life is so much pleasanter, no more untangling myself when the doorbell rings! I'd definitely buy again.

These are an excellent set of head phones!!I am quite fussy with audio quality, and I have very varied taste in music - everything from classical, to country, to dance/electric/Pendulum etc. I've given these headphones about 30 hours of playback so far with all different kinds of Music, and I've not found anything they can't cope with. The bass is very deep and fluid, yet well controlled. The mids and trebles are very clear, although you may want to EQ the treble up a little if you are used to other high quality headphones.I tried these against a set of Philips SHL5905GY/28 CitiScape Uptown Headphones (which look amazing), but the sound quality is another league. The Philips lack the clarity and stereo separation these have, and the bass of the Philips is actually awful. Really flat, with no punch or depth. As the Philips are £130 headphones, I thought they would blow the "iDeaUSA" headphones away... but quite the opposite!I've also tried other sets, and the only ones I would consider over these would be the B&O Headphones (£280). But's I'd never spend that on headphones, so to have something close for £43 is pretty amazing.I'd read similar reviews but I'll be honest I was very skeptical, and thought many of the reviewers must have fairly low audio standards - so, I was half expecting to be testing these for a day and sending them back, but I love them.Small issues:- Comfort - They are not uncomfortable, but they are not as comfortable to ware for several hours as the Philips or B&O headphones I mentioned above. What can I expect for £40 though? They are perfectly fine for a full album.- Bluetooth - I've tried standard bluetooth from my phone and tablet (Nexus 5X and Nexus 9) and it's still a good clear sound. Perfectly adequate for most I would imagine. However, everything feels a little flat on bluetooth - it really does lack the dynamic range and power that they have through 3.5mm cable.I have tried them with an Aukey Bluetooth APTX transmitter I recently bought. The quality is better using the APTX protocol, but still does lack a bit of clarity and punch they have through cable. I generally tend to listen using the cable, but if I'm doing something where the cable is an issue, the Bluetooth APTX is still a far better option than other headphones!Can't recommend these enough. Although the name is a bit daft, I can't fault the quality!!