Enhanced Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones - Avantree Aria Pro with aptX-HD Technology Review

A year later, the right ear fell off on the bluetooth, the ears were bought on Ali and the 2022 representative office was frostbitten, they were not bought from them, there is an international guarantee, but you need to send the ears by mail to the UK for a free repair.

As far as I can tell, there are no competitors in its price category among BT-ears. Models similar in quality start with price tags from x2 and higher. With its pros: Inexpensive They sit comfortably on the head (with an average duration of use of just over an hour) Good sound at low volume, except for the bass (which is nowhere to come from with the size of the headphones) Decent battery life from a full charge (enough for 2-3 walks, they don’t have time to sit down for a full day or watching…

To connect with devices, you need to hold the switch longer so that pairing begins. This will either be said in the ears, or the indicator on the ear will play a police signal. Pros: The sound is good, the headphone case is what I was looking for for a long time. Simultaneously 2 devices keeps norms Has cons: For conferences and conversations on the road to work with the noise around it is not suitable. Colleagues can't hear me.

Has pros: compact, convenient with a detachable wire and bluetooth 5 and a hard case included. Cons below: The left ear does not work when connected via bluetooth. had to return

Good quality budget headphones Pros below: Cool sound, cool case included, quality headphone material, cool noise suppression, good microphone. Good price. Has cons: Discharge without noise suppression 24h with noise suppression 12h

In general, for movies and games - a great option. If there is a lot of music, I would look for something with a more balanced sound. Noise reduction works, creating conditions to understand which range cuts could not, but the general noise and conversation become "further". Its pros: - AptX LL - because of him I took it, there are few options - they sit well, nothing presses anywhere - there is a cover, dense - if there is a task, you can carry it with you without problems - without problems…

In general, I highly recommend, the headphones even look and feel like they are of high quality. Got pros: Headphones are cool, combine all the qualities you need in remote work. * connect to two devices, it is very convenient if you need to be in touch both via Skype and by phone, plus turn on music or a podcast. * detachable microphone is really better to negotiate with him, but if you go outside, there are two built-in microphones for communication. * hold a charge for a long time. a couple…

On android with bluetooth 4. X, headphones work fine, transmitting sound in good quality (youtube, music) simultaneously with a microphone (calls to discord/telegram/phone). Those. the headset is 100% working and does not require bluetooth 5. X, but it all depends on the device / system. On Debian, Ubuntu/Xubuntu, the same problems with the microphone, although you can select a profile there. While I blame the Chinese bluetooth adapter in the PC. I will try the adapter from the manufacturer…

First, they're not exactly Bluetooth. The description itself doesn't lie to you, but it only connects to mobile devices. If you want it to work wirelessly with your CPU or gaming system, you'll need to buy an $80 receiver. The sound quality isn't great either, you can get clearer sound with your phone. The noise canceling feature and fit are the only positives I can think of about these headphones.

At work I sometimes had to be on Skype for more than ten hours to help customers with PC problems. I bought an Aria Pro Bluetooth receiver and a DG60 to ensure full Bluetooth compatibility. Unfortunately, the Aria Pro has a limitation, as you can use the headphones while they're charging. I've also encountered the popping issue when speaking to clients through an overhead mic. Since the customers did not hear the cotton rustle, I agree to the caveat. When I contacted support to resolve a…

Bought 2 pairs of these Avantree headphones. I like the idea that they can be charged independently of the Avantree Oasis Plus transmitter with a USB cable. This offers great flexibility. I bought them on purpose because my husband can't hear the TV without a very high volume. I was carried out of the room with such a loud TV sound. So the idea was that we both wear headphones so we can control our own volume. I also bought an Avantree Torpedo Plus soundbar. When I bought the bluetooth soundbar

I've bought so many different Bluetooth headphones and tried headsets. I found some great true wireless headphones from Enacfire and Tranya. I was looking for a decent low latency pair to plug into my computer and TV. The first pair I ordered through Avantree came with a low latency platform and everything was fine. The reason I sent this pair back was something was loose or there was a wiring issue as the right side buzzed all the time. This pair was double the price of the previous headset…

Edit after almost six months of use: Everything I say below remains true. I've been using these headphones A LOT lately because all my meetings are online. Very happy with this purchase. First Review: These in-ear headphones with detachable boom mic are just what I was looking for. I like that I can choose to mount the mic on the boom or not - when I need to make a call or attend online meetings I plug in the mic, otherwise I leave it in the hard case. I had no problem connecting them to my…

UPDATE: I've had these headphones for exactly a month - and the plastic has completely broken off on one side, effectively detaching the earcup from the headband. It's not a glitch I can fix or work around. The plastic is torn in a similar place on the other side. I have not dropped, thrown, smashed, stepped on, or otherwise handled the earbuds. I just wear them normally. It's a shame because overall I was very happy with these headphones. ---- I've never had noise canceling headphones before…

Purpose: Simultaneous TV viewing with headset and existing soundbar. Active noise canceling headphones (unit under test) Existing Vizio TV with optical audio out Existing Vizio soundbar with Bluetooth subwoofer Fits: These headphones are comfortable for my narrower face and have a lower profile than some headphones I've tried. I think these adjustments will also make them comfortable for a rounder head. Setup: Simply pair your headset with the Avantree Tx/Rx by following the instructions…

I now have 4 wireless ANC headphones. I'm rating in this order: Headphones: Price - Sound - ANC - Comfort - Comments Bose QC 35 II: $349 - 5/5 - 4.9/5 - 4.7/5 - Unbelievable, best headphones I've ever had have used. They stay on my desktop. I've never used a mic on them before. AVANTREE aptX-HD: $100 - 4.7/5 - 4.2/5 - 4.6/5 - not sure you can beat them for the money JBL E65BTNC**: 4.8/5 - 4, 5/5 - 4.5/5 - an old model, this is very good but notorious for quality control issues. Mine were free…