JVC HAEC30BTR AE Wireless Bluetooth Sports Clip Headphone - Red

These are OK, but not great. Good for some cheap headphones for jogging with, but that's about it

I really like these headphones - I wanted Bluetooth headphones that could stay on my ear and remain comfortably whilst running. They definitely do this - 5 stars in this category. The bass isn't fantastic, and obviously they don't cancel noise out, but that would be dangerous when training, anyway.The reason I've knocked a star off is because twice they stop pairing properly, and will unpair themselves immediately after turning them on and connecting them. To get around this I just reset them (hold the button down for 15 seconds) and they work again for another extented period of time. The only other gripe is that sometimes the battery charge doesn't appear to last long, especially if you go more than a day without using them. To get around this I just got into a routine of charging them.I wanted headphones for sports, that are cheap (I bought them in a sale), and don't have a thick Chinese accent on the voice prompts. Not sure if its a Japanese accent or an American accent this time, but its certainly more clear than the voice that are in a Chinese brand that I've used before - You'll know what I mean if you've experienced it). This is exactly what I got and I'm very happy with them. When they eventually expire (no doubt they will, they are covered in sweat when I'm done using them), I will probably go for the same model, or similar.

I thought I was getting a bargain, you definitely get what you pay for . Plus is easy to use, comfortable and light weight. The negative is the sound quality is absolutely awful, it sounds so tinny with no bass. Think I will spend more on some quality ones

Nice, lightweight design. Fit brilliantly and very securely for whilst you're out and about.Bluetooth reception really strong.Plus, they're great value for money.

Bought these for my wife who has small ear canals. The description is misleading, it gave the impression that that they could operate as open earphones (like the original airpods that do not go into the ear canal but just sit in the outer ear). Unfortunately JVC's definition of "open type" is that they provide some silicon attachments that have holes in them to allow ambient sounds to be heard, but they still have to be inserted into the ear canal. Hence these earphones were painful for my wife to wear. Once she did get them in the sound was okay for listening to podcasts, but very tinny and nowhere near as good as other similar priced earphone that I've bought previously. Not great for listening to music.They maintained their bluetooth connection fairly well and once paired they automatically connected when switched on.Sadly after less than 5 months of moderate use they stopped working and will now not switch on at all.I've always had good experiences with JVC products in the past, but these earphones are a real disappointment.

I have never used such headphones before so have nothing to compare it against. So it is probably ok in terms of charge and how long it lasts 8 hours. I did not find the ear peaces comfortable this is probably because of the batteries and other electronic elements. Overall not bad

Have to say I'm impressed with these for £11, I bought them for the gym and they're decent. I use Poweramp on my phone which has great quality limiting so they never distort regardless of your manual EQ settings.I can walk away from my phone and there's no interference even at about 10 meters away.You cant go wrong at £11 for a branded pair of Bluetooth wireless pods.

Good earphones but sound cannot be adjusted on earphones when connected to OnePlus 6. Excellent for music but sound could be higher to listen to audio during noisy cardio