Review on Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with Mic, Micro SD Card 🎧 Slot, and FM Radio - Bluedio T2 Plus Turbine (Blue) by Kenta Saito

The headphones, on their own, are not terrible, especially not for someone who enjoys listening to music. Yet, at such a price, virtually nothing at all. There are two things that could be improved. The first type of noise is that which can be picked up in the void when there is no signal present. The noise is not bothersome. Second, the frequency response of the headphones is noticeably obstructed in the region of around 3–5 kHz, which is roughly in the middle of the range. As a direct consequence of this, they have a muffled sound that is devoid of clarity in the middle and high frequencies. Equalizer has made some corrections, but they are not complete. Now we'll talk about management. The process of syncing headphones with a phone is the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about this subject. To make the headphones appear in the list of devices that have been detected, you will need to press the power button for an extended period of time (about six seconds). At the same time, the blue LED on the headphones should remain lit up in a steady state without blinking, and the aunt will need to utter the magic word "Pairing." The same aunt will repeat the word "Paired" immediately after successfully connecting the headphones to the phone. The wheel on the headphones can be turned clockwise or counterclockwise to change the volume. At the same time, you have to keep it depressed for a considerable amount of time, at least a second or more; if you don't, the receiver's tracks or stations will skip, and you won't be able to adjust the volume. In order to switch from the Bluetooth mode to the MP3 or FM mode, press the center of the wheel while it is in the pause mode. Continue doing this until the LED changes color to green. Just pushing the power button for a split second will put the device into pause mode. In the MP3/FM mode, pressing the MODE button will cause the player to switch from MP3 to FM playback. Everything else is consistent with the description, which in the edition of the book published in 2022 you should probably avoid reading because it has been poorly translated. The FM radio is in good working order and even produces a stereo signal, which is extremely unusual. The MP3 player functions properly, and the sound quality is satisfactory. A wired version of the headphones is included in the package, and the kit may function as a Bluetooth receiver with an output for a second set of headphones or an external amplifier if you choose to use it in that capacity. In general, the headphones are worth every penny of their asking price; nevertheless, those who prioritize sound quality should look elsewhere.