Review on 🎧 Enhance Audio Technica ATH M50x Studio Headphones: East Brooklyn Labs Bluetooth Wireless Adapter Amplifier by Antoine Dean

That's all on the list but unfortunately you get more than you expect. Good: Sounds decent when it works. Poor: Battery life is poor, around 5 hours, could be longer due to other limitations. .The build quality is very cheap, it feels like it was made from leftover table tennis balls in a Chinese factory. (as far as I know it can be) the connection is VERY unreliable, half the time it starts playing through the voice headset setup and sounds like a phone and almost the other half just doesn't work at all. and when it actually works, you wonder what goat you had to sacrifice to make it work. If left unplugged for a long time, it will start clicking. This clicking noise accelerates to a noise so loud that it can be heard in the middle of a conversation. The volume control is very annoying, most of the time you have to crank the volume on your device to the max and to go beyond old music you have to press the buttons on the device itself. But don't set it up again on the device! For some unknown reason, this resets it and never allows you to have truly precise control without looking like an idiot crushing his hand in his left ear. no apt-x support, which is disappointing. On my device, the sound quality of a decent DAC, so I guess I don't care about the "buzz" of others. so i got lucky lol. But unfortunately, there are seemingly silly problems that are seemingly easy to fix. And this adapter acts and feels like an adapter made in China that would cost $20 instead of $50. but that might be East Brooklyn's reward for never doing R&D and selling that crap. It's sad that the vaguely official adapter for a great pair of headphones turns out to be a bunch of crap. And if another Bluetooth adapter ever comes out, I'll buy this one on the premise that it's almost certainly better than this one.