Belkin SoundForm Adapt Wireless Headset with Microphone, wireless headphones with built-in boom mic, multipoint connection, ENC, 65+H Bluetooth computer over ear headphones for PC, laptop, office

Reas full review! I was fortunate to find this pair at a great price through the Amazon Warehouse, and I’m very happy with the purchase. The build quality feels brand new, and the headphones deliver solid value for the price.The sound quality is surprisingly good, especially considering the deal I got. The microphone is serviceable for calls or online meetings, and the connectivity options are excellent. They work seamlessly with Bluetooth and also include a 3.5mm jack, making them compatible with all my devices, including my laptop and phone. The Bluetooth connection has a reliable range, which adds to their convenience.Battery performance is as advertised, and since the set was essentially new, I’ve been getting the full charge life stated on the package. I also appreciate the foldable design, which makes the headphones compact and easy to carry when traveling.The only downside is the included instructions, which are somewhat misleading. They suggest using an app that is not actually required for this headset. Once you ignore that, setup and everyday use are straightforward.Overall, these headphones are a great balance of price, quality, and practicality well worth considering, especially if you can find them at a warehouse discount. After 3 weeks of usage as a daily driver these headphones have started to crumble and crack!

Got these and have worn them for around an hour so far (use headsets for around 7 hours a day for work) initially got these so I can be mobile whilst in meetings and so I don’t have a long cable stretching over my desk. Sound quality seems is good, this was never a concern as we issue this brand through work for special circumstance. Ear cushions feel a little stiff and was annoying for the first 5-10 mins but settled in ok, may need to purchase softer ear cushions. Connected within a matter of seconds via Bluetooth on laptop with a name that’s easily recognisable. Headset in general seems pretty sturdy compared to other models I have tried. The stubby mic does have flexibility and can be flicked up to mute. Functions as expected All in all a great headset for the price I paid.

TLDR: If you're looking for a gaming headset, entry level Logitech, HyperX, Turtlebeach and even the OEM's like Corsair aren't that far off this price bracket. If you want this for music, RUN FOR THE HILLS! Sony have a Bluetooth headphone cheaper which won't have the same battery life but can do sound beyond a flat, distorted, watery mess begging to be put out it's misery. If you want this for VOIP calls, even Belkin have far cheaper VOIP headsets that will do the job far better. So full disclosure I bought this as a B-Grade on discount so it was just under £11 with no box and no cables, not the £38 normal price. It's in good condition and functions so no problem there. It is however way below expectations even for a cheap headset. It's light but that's because it's made from some really cheap plastics that feel rigid and inflexible so it'll probably break really easily if twisted even just a little. I'm guessing there's not really much to the inside of them either which would explain the watery sound as it's probably just the speakers sitting in their plastic housing with nothing to stop the sound bouncing back off the hard plastic. Their description of "no distortion" is pushing the definition of that. If you even try to compensate for the hilariously flat, tinny sound with an eq in your player or device it goes into distortion hell because the cheap drivers just don't have the range to cope. On Poweramp for android I have an EQ set that brings it up to just bad instead of unbearable but now I can't put the volume above 60% or it loses the plot. If I had to guess considering it trys to take the EQ adjustment they gave it a DAC that can do it but the drivers are so cheap and restricted they can't cope. Did Belkin repurpose drivers intended for something else like a cheap VOIP headset and just shove them in this thing by any chance? As other reviews have said the microphone is very quiet. The mic has to be right in front of your mouth to stand a chance but the boom is so short, it's impossible to do without taking the headset off. What's even more impressive is even though the mic is very quiet, it's also hilariously easy to get it to peak out. One positive though, the earcup and headband padding isn't horrible and neither is the tension on the headband so they are comfortable to wear. I haven't had them long enough to check battery but other reviews say it's good. Thing is the excellent battery life is probably more to do with the lack luster drivers not using much power to do the bad job they do. Summary: If I'd paid full price on theses they would be going straight back. I'm genuinely impressed at how bad these things are for the price bracket Belkin is aiming for. Down side is there are people that paid full price and oh boy did they get the short end.

In general, nice headphones. Pros: nice sound, lightweight, good ambushures quality, seamless switch between iPhone and MacBook on the fly, good battery life. Cons: if you watching YouTube and wanna play games, e.g. Civ 6, sound start lagging, delaying, and kind of playing at 0.5 speed. Headphones restart is needed to fix this. Annoying.

This headset has good sound quality on music and calls the microphone is not intrusive, has a flexible boom and it automatically mutes when folded up. Everyone seems to hear me very well on calls. The ear pads are comfortable and made of a durable material that breads, which is great since I tend to seat when using other over ear headsets with plastic or PU leather but not with this one. The battery really lasts long 4 to 5 days for my use. It also comes with a 3.5mm cable with microphone and button that that works like a traditional headset on older devices. It comes with a USB type-c cable to charge and use as a wired headset when connected to the laptop or iPad Pro while charging the battery. I like it a lot and bought one more to keep as a spare. I just don’t know why they didn’t advertise all these useful features.

Very comfortable on the ears, only problem is the Mic fails to pick up voice sometimes meaning your having to drag the mic across your face to speak to someone, quality is well, and battery life could be better, value for money is there however could be better in terms of the mic being longer making the functionality of the product quite low.

Sound quality is ok and it's good for call, but the built quality is not there. Pieces chipped almost right away but now less than 7 months in, the hinge on the left ear just snapped. Cheap plastic for structural pieces like the hinges is a poor decision. Would not recommend

Love these. I have had a nightmare finding a Bluetooth headset for work that I can use to listen to podcasts/music to on the commute, but these are great. The microphone quality is fantastic, they’re super lightweight and really easy to connect to laptop and phone at the same time. The functionality is great to - on a Teams call, for example, lifting the mic up mutes you, and one tap on the button at the back will leave the call - great for getting things done around the house when you’re working from home!!! All in all, great value for money!

Een fijne over-ear koptelefoon die ik zowel voor het wek gebruik (online meetings) en prive om muziek te luisteren via de meegeleverde jackplug. De aanschafprijs vond ik persoonlijk een koopje en heb dit product nu 3 maanden zonder problemen in gebruik. De accu gaat ook erg lang mee ten opzichte van mijn eerdere BT headset.

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Have been using for 2 weeks, here are my feedback points - 40+ hours battery backup for sure although I didn’t exactly test it. - Good for calls and casual listening like podcasts, YouTube, Teams meetings. Don’t expect audiophile quality. - Auto mutes itself when the mic is put in the up position and turns on when you pull it down and it’s seamless. - It connects to two devices simultaneously, in my case, my iPhone and Work Windows Laptop. It seamlessly switches between devices when calls are incoming or placed, and when content is played. - lightweight and medium size makes it easy to carry around while travel and daily to office. However the body is plastic and not ultra durable so have to take care while handling it. - Connects via Bluetooth, Analog TRSS, and type C cable, which is good. So even if you are not able to charge, you are covered. I didn’t test the quality with the type C connector. Will post updates on this. My verdict: You can use this as daily driver for your office as well as connect with phone for light listening. For this purpose, works seamlessly. Don’t expect Hi Fi audio.

very impressive for the price. Was a little uncomfortable the first week but now they fit really well. Snug fitment which is good when using them at work. No discomfort with glasses on (head size 58cm). Fabric-like material on the cushions which I prefer to artificial leather which crumbles over time. No sound expert but I think they sound far above expectations, I mostly listen to podcasts in the car and for that they work perfectly. Fast bluetooth connection. Seems to have very good battery life. Have used them for a couple of weeks now and still at 50%. Good boom mic too which was the reason why I chose these. for the price of 28 euros it is unbelievable how good they are.

I was concerned about these headphones based on the other reviews' issues with sound quality, particularly the microphone sound. However, after receiving them, charging them, and connecting them via bluetooth to my android phone and my macbook, I am very pleased. The audio quality for music through the headphones is better than expected at this price point. Additionally, I made have made calls on both devices and specifically asked the recipient about the sound quality. Both times, the microphone/voice quality was reported to be clear enough to be confused for a landline-style handset. During one of the calls, I increased background noise (by playing music at full volume from my laptop) and got increasingly closer to it during the call to see when it became bothersome. Short of laying my head ON the speaker, the caller said that although they could hear music, they'd have guessed it was 4-5 cubicles away. The over-ear cups are on the smaller side so if you have very large or pronounced ears, you may find these headphones uncomfortable for prolonged use. However, they fit my ears perfectly and are very comfortable. The headband is quite snug on the smallest setting for those with smallish heads; however, it does have a little gapping at the top. The microphone boom is virtually unnoticeable. I can't even see it out of the corner of my eye. I cannot speak yet to the durability of this item as it is rather new but I will update this review if anything significant occurs. I do wish the instructions that the headphones came with were a little more verbose - it's a bit like assembling IKEA furniture as there aren't really a lot of words. Overall, at the price point where these headphones rest, they are a great value, especially for those in noisy environments (like cube farms, for example) and do a reasonable job of covering background noise for the user as well as the caller.