VOXOA Wireless Bluetooth Adapter Sennheiser Review

This is a great device for converting some Sennheisers into a pair of wireless headphones, but if you're expecting an all-in-one wireless headset solution I don't recommend this device . That's why I bought it to have the best of both worlds when working remotely: a pair of great headphones and the convenience of a Bluetooth headset. As far as I can tell, the microphone is a small port on the side of the device. pointing forward. He barely picks up my voice and people keep asking me to get…

This product does what it is supposed to do, makes my Sennheiser headphones wireless. With reservation / AGAINST. I have an HD 599 SE. Very easy to use: I plugged in VOXOA Btunes, turned on the device, paired it with my PC and used it straight away with no hiccups. Warning! After a few hours of use, I noticed that there is a slight audio lag from the video I'm watching to the headphones. When the video starts, the audio is slightly out of sync and it takes a second for the video to catch up…

I was thinking of buying something to make my favorite Sennheiser HD 598 CS wired headphones work with my phone via Bluetooth as I didn't want to buy a whole new pair of headphones. I saw that there are several devices on the market that can do this, so I gave it a try. Of course, I am very impressed with the quality of the VOXOA BTunes Wireless Bluetooth Adapter for Sennheiser Headphones. Despite some other reviews, there are no "drops" and I can't comment on the difference in sound quality…

The sound quality of the Bluetooth adapter is pretty good, I can't tell much difference between this and the connected one. I don't listen to bass stuff very much, so I can't comment on those cases. The distance they cover is pretty good. I have a Bluetooth dongle for my PC and I'm reasonably able to go to other rooms and still listen to music. My biggest problem is that for some reason one of the two Bluetooth connection channels is complete nonsense. It cuts the sound and is completely…

Ah, wireless headphones. After using the HD600 for years, I got a pair of Bose Wireless SoundLink 2 headphones. At first I thought I'd give them away as I'm pretty picky about headphones and sound quality. I quickly learned that in terms of comfort, the HD600s are value for money and much more convenient to use (first experience with wireless headphones), so I left them. They sound pretty mediocre and after a year or so I wanted them to sound a little better. Now it's time to look for the best…

I've been looking for a Bluetooth adapter for my 598 CS and this is great. The sound is good, the adapter is not bulky, does not move, adapts to the shape of the headphones.