Review on Bluedio T2s Bluetooth Headphones: 57mm Driver Foldable Wireless Headset with Mic - 40 Hours Play Time (Blue) by Agata Gorzka ᠌

For my task: for a home where I don't have to worry about perfect silence for others - just perfect. For the money - perfect doubly. But I just started using headphones, maybe in the future something in my assessment will change, then I will ate this review. Has some pros 1. Sound quality. I am not a hardened audiophile, but tested on classical and progressive rock, not the simplest music, for which sound clarity and detail is of great importance. There are no serious claims. With my wired Audio-Technica ATH-M50 (10 times more expensive than these, for a minute), of course, there is a difference, but not critical. 2. Battery life. I haven’t measured it exactly for myself yet, but I trust the reviews, which are unanimous on this issue. 3. They sit comfortably on my head (at least mine :) You can even hang upside down and not be afraid that they will fall off. Ears do not get tired (unlike earbuds). 4. Noise isolation is decent. 5. Solid manufacturing, at least outwardly. Time will tell if it's reliable. 6. Price (especially if you are not too lazy to wait for delivery from China). I took it primarily for listening to music during all sorts of work in the home workshop: the wire gets in the way, and it’s a pity to get expensive headphones dirty / damaged. With its cons. 1. The main thing: the surrounding music from these headphones is still pretty well audible, they are not perfectly closed. On the street, in public transport, in a common office with someone, etc., I would not use them (although this may not bother someone, but I do not consider this acceptable for myself). 2. For some reason, the quite decent and generally expensive design of the headphones is spoiled by tasteless shiny plastic elements. The Chinese still have their own ideas about design. 3. Pause / play by pressing the wheel, which switches tracks. It is necessary to adapt so that instead of pressing it does not move it to the side. At first, I couldn't do it.