Review on Wireless Dual Driver Bluetooth Earbuds HiFi Bass 40hrs Play Music Stereo Headphones with LED Charging Case, Hands-Free Mic, and Cell Phone Headset - In-Ear Earphones (Pink) by Brenda Perry

This is an overview of Nvahva Bluetooth wireless headphones. What You Get (Figure 1, 2) 2 x 11.5 inch (29 cm) long wireless earbuds (Left and Right) 2 x Extra ear pads 1 x Instructions What you don't get USB powered. Like many electronic devices, this one needs to be charged via a USB cable. This is accomplished using a USB power adapter or a USB power plug on your computer. In my experience, most people have one or more USB power adapters tucked away in their desk drawer. However, if you need one, here are the ones I use: The phone is simple, just open the case and take off the earphones, press the gold touch sensor until you see the small light flashing blue-red. Then open the Bluetooth options on your phone and in the list of discoverable devices you should see SANSUI, select it and if a password is required it will be 0000. I connected and was listening to music in less than 2 minutes. Charging (Figure 5) Put the earphones back into the charging case, plug the mini USB plug into the bottom of the case, plug the standard USB plug into the power adapter or into the computer socket. Charge until 100 percent is on the display. Usage The user manual provides instructions on how to use the headphones after pairing. For example, if you're listening to music and get an incoming call, simply press the gold-plated touch sensor to answer the call and again to end it. The music is muted for the duration of the call and resumed when the call is over. The manufacturer states a service life of 8 hours. I didn't get that far; However, I've used them to play music for more than 4 hours with no issues, and during that time the headphones never turned off. Conclusion: I've used wireless headsets and headphones before; However, this was my first experience with headphones. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but I was blown away by the sound quality that came out of them. Phone calls were crisp and clear at both ends and music played across the rich frequency range. Time will tell if they hold up, but for now, for the price, sound quality, and ease of use, they're definitely 5 stars.