Headphones Over Ear,Nakeey Noise Cancelling Stereo Wireless Headset,Bluetooth 4.1 Wireless Headphone Headset with Microphone for PC/ Cell Phones/TV-(Black-Gold)

My kids go through headphones like bubblegum! If it’s not the earpiece that falls apart, it’s the wire that gets kinked.That said, I’m tired of having to buy a new pair of headphones for the kids every time they break it.I was looking for an affordable ($25/under) “Wireless” headphone, with the ability to use a 3.5mm wired connection if needed. I also needed it to hold a charge for a decent amount of time as my kids can be on their devices for a LONG time. There are a TON of headphones out there that might be similar to this one but this is the one I found that met all of my requirements, and the reviews were pretty positive. I figured these kinda look like Beats and the kids would like the styling.As soon as I received it, I was curious to see how they compared with some of “MY” headphones. It was for my kids, but I needed to make sure that they weren’t crap as it still costs money, lol! I compared them to a pair of Beats Solo HD and a Sennheiser HD 201. These headphones are by no means an audiophile’s headphones, but they sound decent enough. I tested them back to back using ONLY the wired connection. Without going through an exhaustive summary, the Nakeey headphones sounded much better than the Beats, but the Sennheiser sounded better than the Naked. In fact, I couldn’t believe how crappy the Beats sounded for the price they are charging for it! The Sennheiser had a richer sound to it and notes were slightly crisper when called for. However, the Sennheiser costs 40% more than the Nakeey, and it doesn’t support Bluetooth and a slew of other features that this headphone has. One cool feature that I haven’t tested yet is the ability to use a MicroSD card to play your music from. No Bluetooth drain; could possibly translate into longer play times?All said and done, this headphone met all of my requirements and then some. Bluetooth range was tested at your standard 30 foot range. Beyond that, sound begins to cut out. Charge has lasted 5 hours so far on a full charge. It could possibly last longer, but I’ll have to run a full test to see if it does. Microphone quality is average, if you’re going to be using it for phone calls, but nothing to write home about.What I Liked:* Affordable* Sound quality was good* Build quality was good* Wireless!Some Nitpicks:* The headphone doesn’t mark which side is Left or Right.* Doesn’t come with a 3.5mm headphone wire (but I already knew that).* The ear cushion isn’t as soft as some of the other headphones out there that use the“Protien” earmuffs, but those tend to rip easily.* The voice used when pairing your headphones to a device had an accent to it, so while I did understand what it was telling me, it wasn’t exactly clear either. Would benefit by having an American/English speaker to convey the pairing messages.

First of all i hated the wires on my old headphones because it always got in my way whenever i was doing kitchen work. So i decided to get a bluetooth headphones and so i got this to try it out.Unboxing=========================-When i opened up the box i was impressed. It hard bubble wraps on both left and right muffs-Very well protected-Easy to access-It came with a user manual and usbPairing==========================-It only took me mins to pair-Put the headphones on my ears and i heard a voice that said," your device is ready to pair." Once i heard that i looked for the name on my phone and connected just like that.-The other way to connect to the headphones is by auxiliary cord.-You can also use an sd card to play music because it has an sd slot but i havent tried that feature yet.Controls==========================-Its just the simple stuff you always see on headphones-They are all located on the same side-I dont think i need to go on detailed about this since its pretty basic stuff hahaSound Quality==========================-Its good, its not bad, not great but for the price of the headphones id say its amazing.-Its clear and crisp from my point of view.-The bass is okay. It really hits though. Like it makes my ears vibrate

It doesn’t cancel the out side sounds like it said one the product headline but overall the quality sound it’s pretty decent blue tooth work well the mic on the them is pretty cheap as well too have to speak loud but the battery life is pretty good too just don’t let u know when the headset are fully charged I had them plugged in all day long and it was still on the red charge light on them.plus. They caught on fire too so be very very careful plugging them into a usb Charger plug outlet or pc usb Charger outlet too not worth burning your home down for a very cheap pair of headset

I adore these headphones so much. They are 100% worth buying. While not noise cancelling, they're certainly noise reducing. They range probably a good 50 feet away from my device and can hold a charge roughly a little longer than 4 hours. They are such a good value.

I use these as Beats dupes for my 8 year old so he has his own "beats" he can take safely to school. The noise cancellation is totally meh, which I expected for the price. However the sound quality and sturdiness are surprisingly impressive. Bluetooth connects with ease and battery life is totally decent.

I like the headphones but if they could update the cushion on the head support so you don't feel the metal inside it, and extend the battery life from 6 hrs to 8 hrs or longer that would really make this headphones a must have.

This was easy to set up. I use this on my PC with a Bluetooth Adaptor USB Dongle, and it works perfectly. When I use the headphones, I simply turn the switch on; when I have the switch off, the PC external speaker is in use.

A very good product and value but walking distance before cutting out for me is about 25 feet. After less than 2 months a wire came free knocking the sound from one side. I guess it wasn't made to last.