Photive BTH3 Bluetooth 4.0 Stereo Headphones with Built-in Mic and 12 Hour Battery Includes Hard Travel Case

having only used wired headphones before thought I would give bluetooth ones a go.Was browsing the ones available on amazon and the Bose ones at £200 looked good.Got to thinking thats still a lot of money mentioned this to my nephew who mentioned an online review for these Photive ones saying they are very good value. Ordered them and I have to say they are very good quality with good sound and comfortable fit and for the money,excellent.The micro usb cable was a tight fit in the headphone other than that,great.

great headphones for the money! sound quality is pretty good but there is a fair bit of sound leakage. battery life is great, must have been about 10-12 hours total. the ear cups arent very soft and they seem a bit too lightweight but for £32 its not an issue

after a few charges this thing doesnt even last long enough to watch an episode of an hour long TV program

Superb sound quality for such a small price. Sound better then a lot of wired higher price popular brand. Highly recommend.

Got these for Christmas really good but unfortunately the charging light has stopped working don't really want to send them back as they don't appear to be available on Amazon anymore 😟

Fantastic quality at twice the price, my only criticism is the non flush headband, it curves out slightly making the headphones look like princess leia's hair buns.

By far the best headphone you buy under that price battery life is amazingly long only one let down is that there is no noise canclation but why complain and the sound quality is very good best buy its worth it.

Really enjoying it so far. As I like to watch movies. So don't feel any pressure of tightness in ears. Sound quality is good. But when it comes to music, I still have to test a little bit for to give my review about it. Overall good product.

(review is being written by the person who received the headphones as a gift from me) I had been wanting some bluetooth headphones for quite some time and I had looked at everything from the horrendously overpriced wireless beats to the expensive bose ae2w, and pretty much everything down to the $30 mark. Being dissatisfied with pretty much everything except for the ae2w's but I still couldnt take the price of those being the poor college student that I am. Lo and behold on Valentines Day my girlfriend gives me a box and inside it are these Photive brand headphones. I was a bit skeptical since they were from a brand I had never heard of as well as the fact they were so cheap, but nonetheless I put them on and connected my phone to them (Motorola Moto X) right away. Pairing was a breeze, there were no troubles there. and what came through those speakers next literally blew my mind. I started listening to some of my favorite electronic music and WHAM the bass would kick in and these headphones sounded almost as good as the ae2w's except without the massive price tag. I continued to listen to all the types of music that I do like to listen to and these headphones perform well in everything, never was I disappointed in the sound quality that they delivered. On the comfort side these headphones are a heck of a lot more comfortable than my Sony MDR-V55's which were way too tight on my head and they were on the ear rather than over the ear like these are. I'm a programmer so I tend to wear my headphones for hours on end from time to time, and the V55's always had to be taken off about every hour due to the fact that my ears were starting to hurt from wearing them. I have yet to have such a problem with these headphones, I can just wear them for as long as I please and never have any problems with them. The battery on these headphones is pretty much as advertised, I didn't have to recharge them after my first full charging of them for about 2 weeks, which is pretty crazy considering how much I use them. All in all, I can't speak highly enough of these headphones, as they have completely blown me away for the price that they are being offered at. They have great sound, a great battery life as well as a comfortable headset. Highly recommended!

These work great. They are such a great value for the price. The sound quality is awesome.

The Photive BTH3 is the best headphones I've used within this price range.

Good quality product. Ear will pain after few hours usage...but its ok as compared to other brand items.

There's a lot to say, and much of it positive. I ordered these on Friday, Feb 5th, 2016 after discovering Unbox Therapy and watching their "Does It Suck?" series, these arrived two days later, Sunday, Feb 7th, 2016, gotta love near instant gratification. I took them out of the box, quickly browsed the manual, noted that like all electronic devices that have built in rechargeable batteries they said to charge before using. It actually said to charge for 12 hours, HA, no, I charged till the indicator light went out, which took about 3 hours tops. I used them for a bit, pleased with how their comfort was and range. I tried to test out the microphone through a voice chat system while I cooked some dip, but nobody was available to help me test as it was Superb Owl Sunday. Once dip was done it was National Anthem time, so I turned them back off, plugged them back in, and didn't think about them again till about 4 hours later. I then decided I had a mission, while Superb Owl Sunday was going on, I fully read the manual, I noted a few things, battery was small in my opinion, less than 500mAh (I want to say it was 440mAh, I don't have the manual on me at this point, I may amend this review in the coming week with the actual battery size according to the manual) yet boasted a 12-15 hour runtime on full charge. I had to see how that held up, so I started keeping track of how long I had used it since charge. An hour here, 4 hours here, 6 hours there, it started to add up. I am proud to say at 36 hours and 45 minutes, give or take about 15 minutes, probably take, the headphones finally died. They also started beeping on me at about the 35 hour and 30 minutes mark letting me know I finally hit low battery territory. As soon as they died I plugged them in using the USB cable, gave them a minute to charge and then tried turning them on, sadly, the part of the manual that says "You can use while charging" is completely false. I figured the beeping noise when I tried turning them on was a tone warning me battery was too low, but after 45 minutes I realized there's no way that's the case, and once I unplugged the USB cord charging them, they popped on when I attempted to turn them on. Plugged the USB cord back in, and back off they went. So that was a bust. Also to point out, fully draining the battery seems to have made it forget the pairing it had done with my laptop as after recharging it no longer connected but went automatically into pairing mode, hopefully that only happened because of battery fully dying. It is also possible that the battery lasted so long because I barely tried to use them as a headset and for the most part the headphones were within a foot or two of my laptop. Pros: Cheap, Comfortable, Loud, Lightweight, Very good sound quality, Battery lasts FOREVER, Great range (20-25 feet through walls with some minor audio breakup) Cons: Slightly tight causing a little bit of sweat around ears where the ear cup pads rest, Ear cups are slightly small for my tastes but large enough my ears don't get pinched or squished to fit inside, While tight also very loose because they are lightweight my cat can easily snuggle my face and bop them off my head with ease, Microphone sounded like talking through a tin can according to my test group using Discord on PC, Headphone sound quality plummeted when trying to use them for voice chat as other people's voices were routed through a different device in the playback devices showing in my sound properties this may not apply when using with a phone and it may not apply with other voice chat programs but it did for me with Discord, Unable to charge while using, Possibly loses paired device memory when battery fully drains All in all, I very much suggest getting these if you are in the market for Bluetooth headphones for watching videos or listening to music. Just charge them every other day or so, depending on how much you use them. They would have 5 stars if either I could charge while using like the manual stated or if using them on a voice chat didn't sound like tin cans and strings. But both of those cause me to deduct a star each, the massive battery life, more than double what the manual states, provides a bonus star, thus the 4 out of 5 rating.