Review on 🎧 Bluedio T2S Bluetooth Headphones: 57mm Driver, Wireless On-Ear Headset with Mic - 40 Hours Play Time (White) by Marlin Atonyo

Budget and stylish. I took a chance with Bluedio T2s after countless video reviews. Almost a year later and now I'm looking at Bluedio for the next step. I thought it would be a good time to write a short review here. For those looking to find a good set of budget headphones (by ear for some), check this out. What I like: 1. Bass, deep beautiful bass. The rest of the sound profile is there too, but it's bass forward. They sound deeper compared to my wired V-Moda records. I use the T2 for my hip-hop/R&B/rap wireless needs.2. EQ - built-in equalizer profiles. Simultaneously press the volume down and volume up buttons and scroll through a seemingly endless number of sound profiles. It's tedious, but once you find the right sound, it's good. Now it will not be possible to turn them into a balanced set of cans, but it will be close. They are also very compatible with your device's equalizer.3. The battery life is days, man, dayszz. I think I connected them to a charger just in case as I only heard the low battery notification once in 11 months of use. Now my usage is work environment, occasional and a few hours at home. I don't use them every day, but the combination of latency and continuous play is as advertised.4. Reliable BT - said nuff. connect and enjoy. What didn't like: 1. Build quality - so all plastic and squeaky. The buttons clatter, and that's audible if you're walking down the street and the music isn't on very loud. Not a deal breaker because the price is spot on. I'll say I've been very careful not to use them for anything extreme, even if the prices don't guarantee you'll have to babysit them. I have not experienced the faux leather headband peeling off or breaking. It just creaks a lot and stuff like that when it's not jammed. What doesn't match the picture is the color. It's red, but don't expect the earpads to have a shiny metallic look. It's sound and style but without the price and it shows here. Don't knock them because I wear them outside.2. Fit - so I can't wear them all day because they feel a bit tight after a long time. They don't fall off your head, but also have a little pressure. They also keep heat and sweat away from the ear cups when you're in a warmer environment or when you're exercising.3. Sound Leakage - The T2 has a great sound. bass for a few days. But they don't isolate sound very well, despite being a tighter fit. I assume because they look like open backed cans. Vents on the side let noise in and, more importantly, out. If you really enjoy jamming, they will share music even if you don't want to. I had to turn off the music when entering the elevator or on quieter settings. I can't play with them at night as my wife gets irritated listening to my music when she tries. Blinking light - only one scenario where it really gets in the way is when you're trying to use them before bed or in darker environments, the blinking light is like a star ;) Not that I use them due to noise leaks could, but what I will note here. Who they're good for: - New to BT and looking for a cheaper pair of headphones that don't need to be tucked deep into your ear. - A bass player who needs something not to worry about. Because they are older and cheaper, if they break, the investment is very small. Want something that can customize sound profiles on the fly. Conclusion. The T2's are amazing and after almost a year of wearing they work as advertised. Now I want to upgrade and I was considering T3 but Bluedio which is Bluedio now has T4. I want a better build quality so I'm looking at a higher quality vinyl now. What I've heard is that T3s are extreme head clips and T4s don't pack as much punch as previous models. I'm a big fan of vinyls but damn Bludeo for bringing ANC to T4 for a good price ;)