Review on 🎧 Phiaton BT 390 Wireless Bluetooth Headphones - On-Ear Hi-Fi Stereo, Foldable, Noise Isolation, EverPlay-X Wireless Headset, 30 Hours Play Time, Deep Bass, Mic, White by Larry Sabey

Considering that the main problem with Bluetooth headphones is frequent charging, it seems easy to fit a big enough battery into Bluetooth headphones. But most don't. I've had it for a week of heavy use and haven't had to charge it yet. Another nice thing is that the voice system gives you multiple battery levels; I heard "Full" and "Average"; I suppose there will be a "low" before they die. It's better than other cheaper BT headphones that only say "low" when they're about to die and don't have enough charge to last more than half an hour. comfort is good; I prefer small earbuds because they distribute pressure to the stronger parts of the ear; so-called in-ear headphones these days are often so small that they cover at least part of the earlobe, putting all the pressure on that sensitive part, resulting in persistent irritation/pain. The 7 ounce weight is small enough that they don't feel heavy. The sound quality is good; They appear to have a fairly flat frequency response but less bass than most headphones. There seems to be a little more distortion than most headphones; Not sure if they are drivers or energy efficient amplifiers. They're great for my primary use of watching TV without waking up at home, but they wouldn't be my favorite for listening to quality music, although most people probably won't be as special as I am and would find them quite appropriate music .