Review on Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with Mic, Micro SD Card 🎧 Slot, and FM Radio - Bluedio T2 Plus Turbine (Blue) by Adisorn Nasa ᠌

It took some time for me to get used to the sound, but once I did, I realized that these headphones sound significantly better than any of the others that I own, despite the fact that I didn't initially think the sound was all that great. I listened to music, radio, and movies while using them. I purchased it for a price that was less than 1,500 and it was shipped to me free of charge from China from a reputable Chinese online site. I put it to use on a near-constant basis, primarily as a pair of straightforward headphones (connected via wire), but also for listening to audiobooks and FM radio. One charge of the battery in this mode is sufficient for me to last a considerable amount of time, approximately five to seven days (it all depends on the intensity of use). We were able to establish a connection using Bluetooth relatively immediately with an iPhone, an ancient Motorola SLVR6, running Android, a computer running Ubuntu Linux, and a Xiaomi smartphone. I found instructions on the internet (in 2022) for headphones made by the same business that were comparable in functionality to the Bluedio T2S headphones, and using those instructions, I was able to quickly figure out how to use them and get used to them. A low-cost, high-quality, bluetooth headset with a variety of built-in functions. I am not familiar with the Japanese, American, or European equivalents of products that have the same functionality. P.S. The headband fell apart after one year of use, some of which was rather rigorous. I used one hand to draw the cup away from me while using the other to remove the cap. I disassembled it in order to examine it. The headband is constructed of plastic that has been perforated (obviously to reduce weight). That is precisely where the hole in the plastic had been punched, and it broke. Sadly. On the other hand, they might have been made of cast iron:)