Review on PowerLocus Wireless Over-Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Foldable Stereo Headsets With Built-In Mic, Micro SD/TF, FM For IPhone/Samsung/IPad/PC (Rose Gold) by Mike Burnett
Great product for 11 year old
My daughter needed headphones for school. These are great quality. Love the fact that they come in a pack that can be hung on the side of the backpack so it does not take room inside the backpack. Especially when Middle Schoolers have so much to carry in the bag! M 11 year old loves it !
- CONNECT QUICKLY via Bluetooth 5.0: We made the bluetooth over ear headphones super easy to use. Just slide the on/off button and the headphones will be in ready to pair mode. The Wireless Headphones are compatible with all Bluetooth or 3.5mm plug cable enabled devices! You can also receive calls and have hands-free communication through the special noise reduction technology microphone. Compatible with all iPhone X, 8 Plus, Samsung S9, S8, iPad, iPod, Huawei, Nexus, Amazon Fire Tablet
- Poor call quality that lacks clarity and frequently drops calls
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