Review on 💦 Jabees BSport V4.0 Red Bluetooth Sports Headphone: Sweatproof and Waterproof! by Bennie Wilks

***Sorry I have to change my review. I've been using these headphones for about a month and a half and they've fallen into disrepair. A few weeks ago I heard a crackling noise while wearing it. Nothing surprised me, it was spontaneous. I took it off and noticed a tear in one corner. I'm not sure what the issue was, but I can guarantee they're no longer sweatproof. never mind Then they stopped holding a charge. With a full charge I can use about 15-20 minutes before they die. Also, the left speaker is blown and plays at half volume as the right. The right speaker is overheated. I tried to contact Jabees when I received the headphones because I had a question. You never answered. And apparently the warranty only applies if you ship the device to Hong Kong. The warranty actually says "only valid in Hong Kong". I assume this is the only workshop. It seems like a lot of hassle, plus they never answered my first question, so I guess I'll eat $30 and move on to other headphones. Maybe you're lucky with headphones, I'm unlucky. I suspect it's because I paid $1 a day for these headphones. They were good while they lasted, but they didn't last long. ***** Um, cool. I've only used it for a few minutes but I see no need to change my rating. The sound is surprisingly good for something so cheap. Depending on the volume and snug fit, the headphones also have some noise cancellation. I couldn't hear the music in my headphones when they were off so you don't disturb others. The only thing that confuses me is that there are no installation guidelines. You will receive three pairs of ear cups and two pairs of ear hooks. From there it's all through trial and error and personal preference. I'm too OCD for this kind of exertion. I spent 30 minutes to an hour testing and re-testing different ways of carrying phones. I may have to adjust again due to longer wear times, but the way I've just adjusted them, they're quite comfortable. Pairing was easy, as was using the in-ear buttons. No problem with phones creeping out of a snug fit. Using an oversized liner allows you to create a snug fit and some vacuum. I'm not sure if that's a good or bad thing, although prolonged use will likely be annoying. Phones don't get incredibly loud and the sound is a bit flat. You'll be a little disappointed when your favorite jams start, but that's why you buy expensive systems/phones when you're at home. They are a great couple for the gym and I can't imagine spending more will improve your fun that much. I got about 30 feet range from my iPhone before having reception problems. Without a battery indicator, I know the hard way what battery life is like.