Bluedio T2S (Turbine 2 Shooting Brake) Bluetooth stereo headphones wireless headphones Bluetooth 4.1 headset on the Ear headphones Gift Package (Red)

I really liked these headphones, they have a good sound quality, are light to wear and excellent value. But I also had a couple of problems with them.The first problem was that after first pairing them with Bluetooth from my sound system and using then for a while I discovered that they wouldn't turn off. I tried everything with the power button, long press, short press, multiple presses, all with no effect. The phones stayed stubbornly on. A quick search on the internet showed that this is a fairly common occurrence. The solution is to put the phones on the charger for a short period and then, magically, the power button works. Strange.My second problem is more difficult and has proved to be one that I cannot deal with. I bought these headphones with the prime intention of using them with the TV. My hearing is not as good as it once was and I sometimes have difficulty with quiet passages, requiring the TV sound to be rather higher than wife is comfortable with. The solution to this problem previously was a rather old pair of Sony RF headphones, but these had become unreliable. However I found that these new, Bluetooth headphones have an significant time delay. This means that there is a lip-synch effect where the sound you hear is later than the lip movements that you see. To some degree I can live with that, but what is worse is that, because these headphones don't really mask external sounds, you can also hear the original TV sound from the loudspeakers. The result is that you first hear the TV sound followed very shortly afterwards by the headphone sound. In effect you hear an echo effect which is much less easy to ignore than the visual synch problem.This delay problem would have no effect if I was only going to use them to listen to music, and the sound quality would be great for that, but my particular requirements cannot cope with the synch problems.So, reluctantly, I decided to return them as unsuitable for my purpose. The return process being quick and easy, my account bring re-credited within two hours of my dropping the parcel off at the local mini-market for collection and return to Amazon. Great service.

Here is why this pair of headphone is so awesome:1) These are open-backed headphones - you can't fine many open-backed Bluetooth headphones in the market. Closed-backed headphones hurt your ear and they painful to wear for long period of time. If you search on YouTube about the difference between open and close backed headphones, you can find plenty of reasons to love open-backed headphones. The only downside is they leak sound a bit but that is okay. The comfort factor, great spacious sound out perform the sound leakage.2) I think 57mm drivers make sound great. Big brands, e.g. SONY, they position their products in a way they compete each other in terms quality and price. Bluedio has nothing to do, they offer all what they can offer in this cheap model so they can get enough sale on Amazon.I fist bought SONY WH-CH510, they were uncomfortable, i think because they are closed-backed. I then bought these pair £18 and I was blown away with its sound quality and comfort factor. I am returning my Sony pair because they are not anywhere near these £18 headphones.

I was somewhat disappointed by the audio quality of these Bluedio T2S Bluetooth headphones (though brilliantly, ergonomically, designed, btw!) when they arrived - I'd purchased them because of the rave reviews they've received. I found that the bass was far too strong, and that the higher ranges were 'fuzzy'. My particular interest is in the flamenco guitar, which naturally starts at the higher end of the bass range, and contains a fair amount of 'treble'. So I consulted a professional musician in the family for a 2nd opinion. Essentially, his verdict was that "The balance across the frequency range is biased towards the mid-bass range which gives more punch in rock music. However, the trade-off in detail of upper mid-range compromises clarity." However, considering the relatively low price, the headphones can be regarded as good value for money.

These headphones have been very good and have lasted a few years (had them about three years before I stopped using them). I found them really comfortable to wear and good for travelling. I was using it more often with the cable than wirelessly (mostly because I wanted to be able to change devices quickly) but then found after using for quite a while (a couple of years) the headphones wouldn't work with the cable. I tried replacing the cable (buying two separate cables) but it didn't solve the problem, so I think it's a problem with the headset itself. They can be used wirelessly but the battery does not last as long as I'd like. I would probably not buy these again although I would consider the same brand (just not the same model).

So these Headphones 🎧 Earphones are pretty cool 😎If your after something that’s inexpensive and your going to use them occasionally (as opposed to 6 hours a day) then these could be for you...I purchased them for my father as he recently discovered (with my help 🙄) Apple Music 🎶 etc... and for him there’re great 👍🏾They look really really cool 😎 they’re not very weighty or solid feeling but they certainly don’t feel as though you’ve bought them from a local ‘knock off’ market stall either. The sound quality is decent but if your a real connoisseur of music etc then you’ll want something much more expensive. For occasional use and to just have lying around ready to grab whenever you get the urge or need them they’re pretty perfect 👌🏾For example I’m getting a pair for myself to go alongside my ‘Fanny Wangs’ just for when I’m going to be doing something a bit more ‘physical’ etc such as running on the treadmill and so on...Or they would be a great purchase for children, early teens etc when you know they’re going to be rough with them.