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🎧 Pioneer SE-MJ771BT Wireless Headphones in White: Uncompromised Audio Freedom Review

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Description of 🎧 Pioneer SE-MJ771BT Wireless Headphones in White: Uncompromised Audio Freedom

design: on-ear, device type: wireless headphones, design features: microphone, plug connector: mini jack 3.5 mm, acoustic design type: closed

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Revainrating 2 out of 5

A bad product, not worth the money.

In general, at the beginning of joy there was no limit until I began to learn about the shortcomings : the ear was repaired twice, the speaker wires just fell off. Inside the 650mAh battery, the internal resistance is 25 ohms, if anyone is interested. What is in the second ear - I do not know.

Pros
  • A very decent sound. Good low. There are no extraneous noises. Good sound insulation The battery holds a charge for a long time. To defuse - you have to try. Lightweight, with long wear (3-4 hours), the head does not get tired, the ears do not press and do not sweat Connect to everything you can My battery is almost done? It doesn't matter . they work on the wire even when they are discharged. The sound isn't any worse. Auto-off when the BT connection with the sound source is disconnected.
Cons
  • There is no charge indicator when connected via BT to the phone. Not to say that a big problem, given the time of work, but it is. From the moment of "beeping" about a low charge to shutdown no more than 20 minutes. For a year I discharged to such a state only a couple of times. Flimsy assembly, after half a year, when walking, something began to creak in the ears There is a microphone, but it is not. The interlocutor does not hear me practically. As a headset to the phone can not be used. When connecting BT, they look for the last device used and connect to it. It is inconvenient if there are several sources in parallel. You must first turn off the BT on all other devices so that the ears themselves find the "right" device. Perhaps someone will say that the design is not very, I would say an amateur. A year later, the ear stopped working.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best price for such a product, I will buy more!

Excellent headphones, stuffed to capacity with modern technologies, for this money where else can you get aptx, aac, sbc and the good old wire. That is, you get the highest bitrate that bluetooth can do in 2022 on both iOS and Android. These technologies provide a significantly greater margin of sound quality than conventional a2dp. For lossless, of course, you have to connect a wire, but aptx and aac in the same headphones at a price of less than 10k, it's just great. In terms of sound, I can…

Pros
  • Nice appearance Good build Possibility to connect by wire Support AptX for Android, AAC for iPhone, SBC Good sound Pleasant materials (eco leather) small price
Cons
  • The indicator light is not switched off The sound through BT is quieter than through the wire No battery display on phone There is no function to call the voice assistant on the phone

Revainrating 4 out of 5

It was a reasonable purchase, I will order more.

I bought it as wireless headphones for everything: watching movies at home, listening to music at work in the office from a computer, walking down the street, exercising in the gym from a smartphone. In general, I am satisfied, it is really convenient to wear them and use them everywhere. Just for comfortable work with a computer, buy a bluetooth 4.0 adapter, 3.0 will have a poor transmission radius and there will be constant interference. But there really is not enough opportunity to find out

Pros
  • Good materials, good build quality: leather ear pads, good plastic, the construction looks solid and solid, they fold. They sit comfortably, do not slip (I use them during training in the gym), do not put pressure on my ears. The battery life is close to the declared. Decent sound quality Good reception radius and quality (when paired with a normal adapter on a computer or smartphone): I can drop the phone and walk between the simulators around the gym or in the office - the sound is not interrupted. Convenient playback and volume control keys.
Cons
  • Either a bad microphone, or the noise reduction works strangely, or something else - but the interlocutors often complain that they hear quietly or badly. How the hell do you know the battery charge until half an hour is left before it is completely discharged and they start to beep. Could make them say the remaining charge when turned on or make a mobile application to view the charge. There is no case or bag included, and it turned out to be somehow difficult to buy a suitable one separately.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great product, best quality.

Surprised. Decent sound. Maybe a little "dark" - the upper ones do not make the ears bleed. I think that a slightly dark sound is better than crystal clear highs - it does not tire at all. In general, for a portable - wireless is the best solution. Has some pros Quality sound; Stable connection; Comfortable fit; Capacious battery; Appearance and materials. Different cons: I don't mark them as such. Someone may not like the assembly - the joints and seams are not perfectly neat, but also…

Revainrating 4 out of 5

It was a reasonable purchase, I will order more.

If not for the jamb with the background, I would have kept it. Instead, I took the Marshall Mid BT, and I have no regrets. Mid is less comfortable to wear, but in many other positions it will give odds to Pioneer.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

I am not satisfied with the product, there are no positive qualities.

The device is very useful. The sound is excellent, no drawdowns / blockages in frequencies. "Bass" - such as it should be in headphones of this level. AptX support is a very, very pleasant surprise. Autonomy is great. Chose between these and Sony MDR-XB950BT. The second ones have too many peplums and the most important parts are made of fragile plastic, so the choice fell on these. Confused, initially, only design. But, as it turned out, the black version looks very solid, I would say. To sum…

Pros
  • • Sound • AptX support! • Build quality • Live - relatively good design (on the pictures - noticeably worse). • Quality/speed of interaction with Bluetooth devices, response and the like. • Folding design • Fully justified cost • Presence of wire • Battery life. • Landing — quite a. They start to jump off only with very very sharp movements of the head. Jogging, cycling, street workout, rocking chair will be at the muzonchik. But there are some doubts about martial arts, yes.
Cons
  • • The charger may not be included. But these are my first Bluetooth headphones, so I have no idea if this is normal or not. • The microphone is by no means universal. In voice recorder mode, for example, it doesn’t want to work yet (yes, nitpicking is not the most appropriate, but for me personally it’s important) When connected with a wire, it becomes completely inactive. • Materials. For the price, I would have liked more metal. • The impossibility of monitoring the battery charge (which is easily offset by the operating time of the device). • The wire is short. But this is not so critical. • Charging time is something too long: 5 hours at 650 mAh (again, the battery life makes you turn a blind eye to this)? Well, OK. • When worn for a long time, the ears begin to specifically “whine”. But I, probably, with any headphones will be so. • When I sweat in them, I'm afraid that there will be a short circuit. Anyway.