Review on Ultimate Sound Experience: Men's Headphone that Delivers Unsurpassed Audio Quality by Victor Ewing

I don't know much about technology today. I'm 64 old, but I've constantly damaged the cords of all those typical in-ear headphones, . closed car doors, . caught at the corners of the tables, . and the inability to function without the sudden failure of an earpiece. I mean what did I pay for > I must have spent $120 on cheap headphones last year, . about 5 pairs. Yes, I'm tough on things. but i want them to keep me from going crazy in my work so i needed something new. At 64, my thoughts after Blue Tooth were those I've seen for the past decade. People walk through the local supermarket (I remember when they were still called "markets") with something sticking out of the side of their head and face, like a container of oatmeal, and talk into it. So, . I never checked "Bluetooth" until my wallet, old bones and sanity . Good, . my 30-year-old son helped push it. I tried this. I LOVE HER! I don't know why I waited so damn long. They were easy to program, sorry, I mean "turn them on for my cheap straight talk phone". Kick myself for not trying them sooner! This set, as other reviews have said, is GREAT FOR THE MONEY! Very easy to use and hook up, the sound is clear and the levels are decent from high to low, none of them are overloaded . I really wish they had their own volume control but big deal, just turn the phone volume up. Distance reception is accurate, I can move 40 feet from my source before experiencing an interruption in reception. Comes with headphones in different sizes, as well as a handy carrying case that fits in a shirt pocket. Loading and playing time right on the button. I don't listen to much music with them, mostly movies and documentaries, but for all of us old dudes, get out of the "Walkman" era and try something new. I order a few more just to be sure while I drink my "Provide" in the morning, . I can use the bathroom without toilet paper. headphone cord tangled resulting in head over heels. and yell "HELP, I FELL and can't get up. My legs are tangled in my headphones!"