OneOdio A70 Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones, Wireless Headphones w/ 72H Playtime, Hi-Res, 3.5mm/6.35mm Wired Audio Jack for Studio Monitor & Mixing DJ E-Guitar AMP, Computer Laptop PC Tablet - Silver

These headphones are legitimately amazing headphones compared to practically every other headphone out there!!.. **Tip: you'll find everything you need to know about how well your headphones reproduce sound in the "AUDIO" tab of Product description.. focus on 4 categories- 1) do ur over the ear headphones even have a DRIVER?.. if no, go to the next pair.. no driver is like having no engine in a car..(40-50mm drivers are in great range).. 2) impedance - measured in OHMS, this term basically means resistance, how much do your headphones RESIST a clean electrical signal from your source ( smartphone, tablet...) so you want little resistance and therefore lower impedance - headphones with roughly 32 Ohms, or slightly below tend to be the most efficient at allowing for a clear signal. At this impedance the headphones can be easily DRIVEN by devices like smartphones and tablets and laptips.. as long as there is a DRIVER to begin with...**referencing why driver is important, but not the only factor.. think of impedance as like the wire connecting your engine to start up; you can have a great engine (driver), but if your wire (impedance) that carries the engines signal is bulky, or non existent, or causes to much resistance then the engines power becomes comprimised..3) Sensitivity - simply put, how loud will your headphones allow for you to hear when you increase the volume.. this number will tell you if increasing the volume will make the audio sound more loud and crisp and clean, or does it just amplify the sound and it's loud but sounds disharmonious.. there are a couple ways to explain how to view this, but we care about the decibels.. Anything above 100db is pretty loud and crisp, anything higher is rarer and technically allowing for a better volume loudness ratio..4) lastly, make sure there I a frequency response and range.. human ear can hear between 20hz and 20KHZ.. so that is a fine standard, however, again, with these headphones as an example, some manufacturers take their engineering sound to another level and include frequencies that are outside of our consciousness with the reason that it provides a special spatial audio experience that makes the overall sound whole..**REFER TO THESE HEADPHONE AUDIO SPECIFICATIONS TO ANY OTHER HEADPHONES AND YOU'LL SEE WHY THESE ARE A STEAL!!!

These are the best headphones I've ever purchased. I think it's fantastic quality for the price! I've had mine for over 2 years now and they still work amazing. They do look a little beat up now but I use these literally ALL the time because, well, it works well! The volume is amazing and it does block out a decent amount of noise. It connects well to my Bluetooth on all of my devices. And this fits very comfortably around my ears. I will say when I first purchased this, I had to adjust it to the longest length it could go over my ears and it was a teeny tiny bit too high up still, but somehow I was able to break it in and it comfortably sits over my ears. This product has lasted for this long and still works well over 2 years later. I would definitely recommend these.

Review disclaimer: This is not a 100% complete review, as I just received my headphones today, and these are some important things I NEEDED to share after reviewing a lot of inconsistencies in the other reviews, YouTube videos, comments about these specific headphones. (I will update my review when I spend a little more time with the headphones to explore all the features I bought them for, audio splitting with my wife, wireless, studying, movies, games, guitar playing & traveling)1: PRICE: The reason I want to discuss price FIRST is that I've noticed not everybody has paid the same price for these headphones, due to frequent sales the manufacturer offers. Thus leading to some having higher expectations than others in the reviews. IE: (all prices before taxes & with free shipping) I paid $34 for my pair and 24 hours after my purchase they increased to $43 and are still technically on sale... I would feel a bit differently about the product had i paid the original price of $55 for these.2: QUALITY: When I received mine, my Amazon box was in perfect condition, however my manufacture box looked damn near kicked across the warehouse, there was a huge dent in it, and it looked to me as if it was opened. Not to mention, the headphones had some dust and what looked like hand smudges on it. So my first impressions were not "NEW" like I had anticipated. However, even after being let down on handling quality, I continued inspecting other aspects of the headphones, they APPEAR to be untouched. But as mentioned before, paying $34 for these, I can overlook this. Many people complained about squeaking and rattling of the hinges and it feeling cheap. In my experience it is very smooth to open and swivel, tight and mechanic feeling rather than plasticly cheap like I expected. Speaking of expectations, my next topic...3. EXPECTATIONS & WORKAROUNDS: So before I made this purchase I have looked at damn near every YouTube review out there, even the "bad" ones, comments included. A ton of the reviews posted on here on Amazon, and I've seen many contradictions in people's opinion on a wide variety of qualities. IE: "headphones too small" "headphones too big" "headphones too heavy" "headphones too light" (note: this is a common issue with almost any headphone review you look at online.)The point I'd like to make last is, no matter what you expect when you buy these, whether it be weight, sound quality, battery life, cable preference and additional features. You must understand that many of these qualities are going to satisfy different people .. differently. However, there is a lot you can do to tailor these kinds of headphones to your liking.If rubber cables arent your thing then, order new ones. If the bass is too high for you, use an EQ and tone it down, if the mids and highs are too high then tone them down. I'm no audiophile but i think i'd much rather something be toned down then to be boosted digitally. Also if the ear cups are too big or too small, maybe you could consider using the ear cup dimensions the manufacturer provided in the listing because thats how i made sure they would fit.My takeaway: understand what you're buying, its up to you to value the individual features and measurements, ask yourself if all of these features are worth it to you, and if you would utilize the product and all of its features, because after all, your money goes somewhere right?UPDATE: In June of this year (2025) it will have been 2 years of having these headphones! They have been a phenomenal purchase before starting online school. I'll address each major point, with mainly good things to say about them, then some bad stuff at the end.Battery:Battery life has been absolutely phenomenal, I'll charge them out of habit maybe once every two weeks, but even after using them almost every day or every other day, they never even hit 50% (I'm amazed that has stayed consistent since the day I bought them). Battery life percentage DOES show on PC, mobile, and gaming consolesQuality:Hinges and leather are still in perfect condition, no squeaking, breakages or anything like that. I use the carrying case every time I put them away. I have used both audio cables many times and have had no issues with them either.(there was one time I had a Bluetooth bug, where normally the Bluetooth shuts off when you plug in your headphones, this time, the Bluetooth apparently did not auto turn off and my audio quality via 3.5mm audio cable and the mic jack, was very poor quality, I just rebooted the headphones to fix that, that actually happened today)Bluetooth:Pairing has been an absolute breeze, it tends to auto pair to its last used device as soon as it turns on, no real delays or annoying "Paired" vocal prompts. Playback buttons work perfectly over Bluetooth, with my phone, pc, and other devices.Music Recording:Using these to listen to my guitar straight out of the amp has been a godsend, with my lack of an audio interface, the feature of using the Line In cable to plug right into the amp is so nice, no latency, feedback, or distortion issues.Audio sharing:I was able to play co-op games and watch movies with my wife, using the audio split feature, my only gripe which was almost expected, is the second device plays the audio at a very slight less volume. Other than that, it worked great!Audio Quality:So these headphones are very low-mid heavy, like I said before I am no audiophile, but often times the low-end bass can muffle out mids, I guess that can be described as muddy. Honestly, for me this is a preference, as when I try headphones that are labeled as "balanced" I just feel like there is never enough bass for me. And these headphones really do push out some bass, you can feel it on your head at times (like the skull candy crushers with the haptic feedback). Lol even though these do not have haptics, sometimes it does pump out.THE BAD:Poor audio sealing! My god, you can't even break 70% volume without someone next to you hearing the audio, this definitely was on the table before I even bought these, I heard it was pretty bad, I just wasn't sure it was this bad.However, that is definitely not a dealbreaker for me, thankfully.Short 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable, I wish the shorter cable it came with was just a little bit longer, it seems to be that awkward length where if you're at your PC it can get in the way of your mouse hand, or if you're using your phone, there's very little wiggle room if you accidentally pull the cable.Distortion started after 1 year and 4 months: I'm not sure if it's just my model, but after the almost 2 years as I've mentioned, it just started this week, but I'm starting to get some weird audio frequencies when listening to podcasts with a lot of low-end bass, it sounds like a type of groan or some kind of distortion. This can be a bit of distraction during a school lecture or meeting. I haven't exposed the headphones to moisture or anything like that, so I'm not sure if it's a software thing or what. (yes, I did try other cables and Bluetooth).Mic issues when using Bluetooth, depending on what other mic and application you're using you won't be able to use a mic with the headphones paired on Bluetooth, unless your application lets you choose which mic you want to use. So if you want you use any kind of mic, and your application doesn't let you change which mic to use, you pretty much HAVE to use the cable. Which would be fine, if using the headphones over Bluetooth didn't cause issues in some apps like Discord or games with audio chat. I believe this is because when you connect your headphones via Bluetooth, the device is listed under Headphones (OneOdio), Bluetooth Headset (OneOdio), and Microphone (OneOdio) or something like that, and depending on what program you're using it will choose the wrong one and cause a lot of issues. When I need to use it as a headset, I just default to plugging them in with the shorter cable that has the mic on it. Because even when using an external mic, Bluetooth causes issues, unfortunately... (at least in my case).Overall:I think they're a great pair of travel (hybrid bluetooth & wired) headphones for the price I paid ($34), however I think if you had to pay anything around $50, I would consider other options, especially a pair that doesn't feel so light and fragile. The lightness is great because I don't experience neck pain when wearing these for an extended time, I just wish they didn't feel like they would break easily. Perhaps if they were to do away with the beloved swivel, they would feel more rigid.Apologies it took me so long to update this review, but I hope this helps someone out there.

I've had these for 3 years. They've survived being under heavy boxes, squished at the bottom of a bag, thrown in the back of the car, ect. The battery life is amazing, I use these nearly every hour walking on campus for a month before they need to be charged. They sound great for the price. The padding has also held up surprisingly well for pleather (my 2 year old hyperx headset is totally peeled now). They're very comfortable. They are also very bendable and can fit in very small spaces if you're like me and overpack bags. They aren't metal, but the plastic holds up well, and the metallic paint has held up pretty well.