JUSTOP BSH10 Sports Bluetooth 4.0 Wireless Stereo Headphones/Headset With Built-in MIC, Bluetooth V2.1+EDR Supports A2DP, Noise Cancellation, Up to 20 Hours Play Time, Handsfree, Stereo Sound

I was searching and reviewing many bluetooth headphones to wear while I am jogging and to use it with my computer for skype calls. There was mixed reviews for this product, but for the price, I thought I would take a chance, especially since it was not only a headphone for music, but it could make and receive calls with noise cancellation technology. I was pleased with my choice.The bluetooth functionality is very good with no delayed sound or skipping occurring while listening to music or talking on the phone. It is crisp and clear. The sound is also adjustable, both on your phone and on the headphones, so you can find the right pitch for you which won't hurt your ears. It is perfect for running as there are no wires to tangle up or get in your way. The buttons are very responsive, both for adjusting the sound, changing the song, and for the pause/calls button. The noise cancellation works well, but as with all bluetooth products, when it is windy, it is a little difficult for the receiving party to hear you, but this is just something that is somewhat of a reality with handsfree headsets.There are a few things that one should know with this product. It is not adjustable to fit any size head. Unfortunately, it seems to fit slightly larger heads as my wife, who has a smaller head, it is a little loose. It still fits fine around her ears, but in the back, it is not tight. Also, if you have slightly smaller ears, you may seem to have a problem with the fitting there too.Aesthetically, they are little bulky looking, but if that doesn't bother you, as it doesn't with me, then this isn't really a problem.It worked well with my computer for listening to music and doing skype calls. The range is good and worked well while I was talking and sitting in another room from where the computer was. If you have another voip programme, see if it is compatible with these earphones, as some programmes seem to have a problem with connecting properly to it.I like the foldable function it has so it can become compact and easy to carry around.All in all, I really like this product for the price you pay. It works perfectly for me, especially while I go for a run, the sound is crisp and clear, and it connects well with a computer. I recommend this product for anyone that is tight on a budget and doesn't want to fork out a lot of money for higher end bluetooth headphones, however, if you do have a smaller sized head than average, or smaller/compact ears, this may not fit you right and may be better for you to find an adjustable headphone.Nevertheless, I am very satisfied.

These were the second model of Bluetooth headphone I ever bought, over 10 years ago. Eventually they broke, and since then I've replaced them with a series of inferior products, trying to find something decent. Eventually I discovered they're still available! They seem old, at least in their design, using the old-fashioned USB Mini (not Micro) socket to charge them. But you get a lead in the box, and they're still available to buy anyway.Simply, the quality is very good, especially for so cheap, they're the best cheap Bluetooth headphones I've used. The speaker units are that bit bigger. The band actually fits over my neck, unlike some others apparently designed for children or some other people with small necks. A nice mechanism folds them away into much less space. Pair easily. A voice tells you when they're on, off, or paired. Controls work well. What else is there? I use them all the time, would recommend, and when they eventually wear out in a few years, I'm getting another pair.

I bought these so I could listen to TV shows and movies while exercising.Here's my experience after all of 10 minutes:* Product is very cheap. I could somewhat forgive this if it were functional giving the price but it is very plasticky* I wasn't entirely sure how to put it on (a picture would have been nice)* Pairing was easy and paired with my iMac without any trouble* Wearing the device is annoying, it's not uncomfortable, but shake your head lightly and you can hear all the buttons rattling about - not pleasant at all* Audio quality was abismal. Perhaps I am expecting too much and if so I apologise for slating this review, but the audio was terrible. It sounded like an 8bit 11Khz stream being listened to through a dishcloth.Needless to say, these are going back immediately.I've given it two stars because it does work, but it is simply not acceptable to have so many things wrong with it. Clearly I need to purchase something a little more up-market and it'll be interesting to find out whether the audio is as bad on more expensive products.EDIT:Having looked into the quality issue I have discovered the A2DP profile is required as a minimum for 48KHz sound and so on my mac I am only getting HSP profile which supports only 8Khz MONO sound which is awful. HSP 1.5 may be better but reading Wikipedia this profile only supports 16Khz mono which is about as rubbish tbh. The back of the product does not mention A2DP, despite the item being advertised as such.Given that this is advertised as A2DP and a stereo headset I have dropped my rating to 1 star, given that my reading on the subject suggests it is being mis-sold and not fit for purpose.My reading suggests Apt-X is designed for CD quality audio and I suggest a minimum for any headphones for listening to music/video or playing games. Latency is supposed to be low <5MS from my reading, and on this basis I've ordered some Creative WP-350 and I'll add a review when those arrive (tomorrow).Creative WP-350 Wireless Bluetooth Headphone with Mic - Black