Review on Bluedio T2s Bluetooth Headphones: 57mm Driver Foldable Wireless Headset with Mic - 40 Hours Play Time (Blue) by Brenda Martinez

In general, these headphones are just fur. I bought these on recommendation and agree they are great headphones for the price. I paid about $30 for them and they do the job I expected them to do. They sound good for watching videos and decent for music. Bass lovers (like me) will be disappointed as they're not bass heavy, but again they're great for the price. Playback and annoying noise immediately afterwards. When I'm not playing an output and hit play, I hear a loud popping sound right in my ears, followed by the typical hiss you might hear from wired headphones or older turntables. Then I hear the music or voice of what I'm playing without the hiss. I believe the clicking has something to do with connecting to an audio source in the low-power standby mode, which the headphones go into after a few seconds without playing (probably due to the 40 hour battery life), but I have no idea where that is hiss comes from . I've tried them with both my computer and my phone with no difference in performance. I even heard a click when I plugged the headphones into the phone but there was no playback and I checked the Revain reviews to see if anyone else had the same complaint. Every time I turned back a page, I heard a click, nice and loud, right in my ears. Those issues became a game changer, and headphones made a comeback. If you're looking for cheap Bluetooth headphones that are good for music and video playback, you won't be disappointed (I've definitely met the worst headphones in this price range). I don't know if clicks and hisses are common, but be aware of the possibility. Comfort is ok, but after playing with them for 30-45 minutes I can say that they become a problem if I wear them for a long time. But for me I want something better for playing music and I think it's better to pay more for Sony or Skull Candy.