Review on 🎧 Bluedio H-Turbine Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones with Powerful Bass, Over-ear Headset, Built-in Microphone - Global Release (Black) [Retail Packaging] by Colleen Guaydacan

Whatever you do, don't waste your money on other wireless headphones. You're just throwing your money away. How can companies charge headphones for what they do? Bluedio figured it out and had success with it! I was about to check out the Sony wireless headphones when I saw them mentioned elsewhere and decided to do some research. Based on what I read and the price, I decided to take a chance and buy the $30 wireless earbuds. Man was I glad I did that! It comes with a USB charging cable and a cable for use as straight-through headphones. Also included are simple instructions. I wish they had a bag or tote bag with them. Right out of the box, they paired with my phone in less than 20 seconds. Recorded a few tracks and viola! Music at your fingertips. The frequency response is nice. Enough highs to let you know they're at a party and plenty of lows with a pinch of mids. I was fed up with several different genres and they all sounded great. I would compare the Sony sound with "ExtraBass". They definitely outperform many $100+ headphones. They bang beats, rock Bose and crush Skull Candy. When I compared them to Skull Candy's wireless Hesh 2s, I found that the Hesh 2s lacked bass. The Hesh 2 has better highs, but the lows are almost completely absent. The Hesh 2 sounded good, but I definitely preferred the more muted highs and grunty lows of those Bluedio turbines. It's hard to say which you would prefer as what pleases the ear and mind is entirely subjective. Objectively speaking, they offer very good sound quality at a price that will not offend you. Others have noticed one thing: the left side seems weak and will break where the slider setting is. I'll keep an eye on it and report anything if mine breaks. I am careful when dressing and undressing. Hopefully Bluedio has read the complaints about it and will fix the problem. Another thing to consider is using the fold type. You can hold up better over time because this joint is designed to fold. I've read other reviews and this seems to be a common problem with other brands in this price range. They also allow you to make and receive calls, although I have no intention of using them for that. If you're looking for wireless headphones, put them in the Revain cart and give it a try. If you try them and don't like them, at least they make a great gift for a friend or relative in your life. They won't know you only spent $30. Already ordered a second pair for work.