Review on Wireless headphones Urbanears Hellas, black belt by Adam uciuk ᠌

Nice headphones, although they have a few issues. If it were to break, I would replace it with the identical model. offers benefits: First, the design is fantastic. 2 surprisingly decent and well-balanced audio quality. You can run, you can ride a bike, nothing slips off anywhere, and they hold nicely on the head (though they may press somewhat on the ears after extended use at first). Folding them up into a little package means they won't take up much room in your bag or a winter coat's pocket. Battery life is exceptionally lengthy (5). Sixth, it's well made and sturdy. Everything seems fine. Some drawbacks One, they emit a high-pitched hum when turned on; this isn't noticeable when the music is playing, but it is noticeable throughout the transitions from standby (complete quiet) to playback and back again. 2. They make unpredictable demands on the device they're connected to; one of my phones had trouble playing music without causing frequent interruptions (clicks, etc.), but things improved after I moved the phone to a different pocket. While the problem could be the phone and not the headphones per se, the same Bluetooth device used in a home setting did not produce any abnormalities. Third, using touch controls is an annoyance that you must bear. Even after using headphones for almost a year and a half, I occasionally make mistakes (instead of turning on the next song, turn up the volume). And here the headphones take on a life of their own, because the sensor can also distinguish a touch from certain clothing materials (if you wear hoods) when engaging. Careless storage in a backpack or bag might cause them to bend in unexpected ways, releasing a plastic headband and other surprises. If you don't take your time, the headband will come off the fabric before the clasp releases. 5. Limited scope of influence. While the bluetooth range is significantly greater in stationary devices, these headphones will allow you to roam freely within the same room. If you always have your headphones and phone on you, there shouldn't be any issues.