SoundBot SB518FM Sapphire Blue/Black Bluetooth Headset for Music Streaming & HandsFree Calling for 20 Hours of Talk Time, 400 Hours of Standby Time w/ MicroUSB Charging Port & Cable Included

OVERALL: Excellent quality for price paid. Ended up buying another pair as gift.Quickly:Good sound of all types (music/voice/talk).Super easy to pair with devices.Light, Look fine.Easy to fold and carry.Easy to wear during workouts.Once you learn the buttons, there are easy to use, just a bit clunky.Bad:May hurt ears after sometime (for me, sometimes hurt after 30 min, sometimes fine until 60+ minutes). You can slide them up a bit to help offset this pain.You will need to fully charge the headphones 2-3 hours before use.Frame of Reference: This review Only compares these to others of similar cost and tech specs (product descriptions)These headphones are every bit as good as many that cost up to the range of $50 and some even up to $100. They are not in the same galaxy as a premium headphone that costs $200+. However, very, very few people can really determine a difference after a certain point. Test for yourself...Go to a store with a blindfold on (and a friend) and have your friend put a bunch of different headphones on and pick the one you like purely by sound.If price is a concern, these headphones give you great value (sound) for the price paid. I now use these more than $200 headphones because of the ease of use. So, I think they are a better value per dollar spent.Specifics: (as compared to similar headphones)Sound:- 4/5 stars on music. Bass doesn't hit quite right. Mid levels are a touch muffled.- 3.5/5 stars on voice. This includes phone calls, video calls (FaceTime/Skype etc..) and things like audio tapes. You can hear some echoing. At times, some slight muffling as well.- 4/5 on noise cancelling on both ends. Other people hear you fine if you are in a noisy environment (people talking, on a bus, in a car). And you can hear others pretty well when they are around noise. However, there is some distortion and muffling at times.** If you know how sound is filtered (high, low, band pass) and know about distortion etc...then these are not for you. Go buy a professional pair.Connection:- EXTREMELY easy to connect via bluetooth. Takes a few seconds. Tried with many devices.Design:- hurt ears after wearing for a while (30+ or 60+ mins)- the buttons are a bit clunky but work fine. Will take a few times before you can press them without looking.Battery:- Battery is fine. Lasts a long time, as described or longer.

I have the Motorola S9 headphones. And while I thought they had a great design, there were a few things about them I hated. They did hurt after about 45 mins of wear. The earbuds constantly fell off. The microphone was horrible. I couldn't fit them in my pocket. They were over $60.I saw these and thought I'd give them a try. At $20, they are a fantastic investment. The wrap-around design is very similar to the Motorola headphones, except they lay on the ear instead of inserting into the ear. Here is my feature review:--- What I Love ---- They are very comfortable. Snug enough to be able to run, but not so snug that they pinch and hurt. I wear them for 2 hours at a time with no problem. They don't hurt my head and lay nicely over my ears.- The sound is good. I am no audiophile, but they sound great to me.- The microphone works much better than the S9's. I wouldn't say it's great, but it's definitely an improvement.- They pair easy and just work. I haven't noticed any sound drops as would sometimes happen with the S9's.- They fold up very nicely, and I can easily carry them in my coat pocket (I can carry them in my pants pocket, but they're a bit too chunky to make it comfortable).- They look and feel nice. I wouldn't call them high-end or luxury, but they don't feel or look cheap. And the design is very good.- The low price--- What I Don't Love ---The only things I don't love about these headphones is the button and LED design on the right ear piece. Nothing is horrible, and it's not enough to reduce this to 4 stars, but it could have been better. They had an older design (SB220 I think) that may not have had these issues, but I don't know. Here is what I didn't like:- The buttons are a little bit unintuitive. They may look neat in the picture, and they're big and easy to press... but something about the design of them makes it difficult to know which of the four around the perimeter you are pressing on. They all feel the same to your fingers. It would have helped if they would have differentiated the surface of each so you could "feel" the buttons. This is the only thing I liked better about the S9 (the design and feel of the buttons made it very clear which you were pressing).- The LED design could be better. It's really hard to see the red LED when it lights up.- The center button rattles. I don't know if it's just my pair or this is a design issue, but the center button (with the phone logo on it) which is the main button you use for turning on/off, pairing, starting/stopping music and calls, etc. is just a very tiny bit moveable. When sitting or walking normally it doesn't matter... but... when I run there is a slight rattling sound in my right ear. It isn't horrible, and I can easily ignore it and overlook it since besides this the headphones rock. But they do slightly flaw an otherwise perfect pair of headphones.Despite these few gripes, the headphones are really great and I am so glad I purchased them. I highly recommend.

The headphones are ok. But they flash blue every 5 seconds even after the phone is connected and playing music. I bought them for walking home from work and they are pretty much a "rob me" signal so completely useless for me. There is nothing online or in the manual about what the flashing means or how to stop it.

Great product, great price. Just the ticket :)

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Ho comprato queste cuffie per la palestra e devo dire che ne sono riamasto davvero entusiasta!Le ho acquistate ad inizio Novembre per 13 euro circa, ma non hanno niente da invidiare a quelle anche da 10 o 20 euro in più.Al tatto i materiali sono abbastanza buoni, l'archetto che si appoggia sopra le orecchie è molto comodo e non reca fastidio neanche dopo ore di utilizzo. Il Bluetooth è davvero buono, non ho notato nessuna perdita di segnale. Nel complesso non sono né troppo grandi né pesanti e rimangono ben salde durante la corsa e non isolano dall'ambiente esterno (cosa assai gradita).La prima cosa che risalta appena collegate ad un player musicale è sicuramente i bassi: per una cifra così bassa si potrebbe pensare ad un audio di bassa qualita, sgranato, con tanti acuti. Niente di tutto ciò! Queste cuffie presentano dei bassi davvero profondi, anzi talvolta quasi eccedono, ma si può gestire tutto tranquillamente con un equalizzatore (io uso dispositivi Android e trovate moltissime app utili a ciò come "jetAudio Music Player+Eq", "Pulsar Music Player", ecc...).La resa risulta eccezionale sia per il Metal che EBM/Electro e meriterebbero un test anche su impianti dolby sorround.In conclusione: Davvero eccellenti (dato soprattutto il prezzo) e consigliate!

Estos auriculares son muy buenos. Los he comparado con otros no-blutooth y son mucho mejores en cuanto a calidad de sonido. No hay ningún problema para establecer la conexión con el móvil o algún otro aparato blutooth. Además tienen controles que permiten subir y bajar el volumen o pasar la canción (o 30 segundos en audiolibros -hacia atrás y adelante-) lo cual es *muy* útil. Mi única queja es que en las instrucciones no dice cómo prenderlos o apagarlos! Hay que apretar el auricular derecho por varios segundos para cada una. Es medio intuitivo pero deberían decirlo. No me pareció que debí quitarle una estrella por eso: son excelentes!