JAM Audio Out There: On-Ear Bluetooth Headphones with 17 Hours Playtime, 50 ft. Range, Active Noise Cancelling, Hands-Free Calling, IPX4 Rated, Sweat & Rain Resistant - Black Review

Update: Very disappointed, 2nd unit worked for no apparent reason less than 6 months after purchase. Was not satisfied with the received 1st block. It arrived damaged and it was quite evident that it had previously been opened and then returned. The 2nd unit arrived in good condition and worked well for me. I wish they came folded and/or with a carry case for travel, but oh well.

We bought 2 of these and they perform very well for the price. If you don't want perfect noise cancellation and you're using Bose or Beats headphones and spending 10x more, this is a great alternative. When my kids put them on, I have to go over to them and take off their headphones so they can hear me. I bought Sony noise canceling headphones for $80 and they are better and more durable. The battery life is great too.

Headphones good overall - excellent quality and easy connection BUT the headband design is terrible! This is my second pair - the first one broke the same way so I figured it was my fault maybe I was being too rough with them. But then my second pair broke in exactly the same way except in two places. I tried patching it but to no avail. It's ridiculous that such bad design/material is being used these days. I would say stay away from them - they are not worth the money.

The headband broke after a month of normal use. The headband is very thin and made of soft plastic. If you sit in a chair and use them, they might be fine. However, they are not intended or designed to be used anywhere the user moves. The ear cups swivel outwards so that they move to the side even with a little sweat. So if you can get them for $15 and you only use them while seated and are very careful with them then headphones might do the trick, otherwise stay away.

I use a Kabota grass trimmer and it's the loudest. I couldn't find a bluetooth headset to listen to music with my mp3 player for 5 hours so the motor wouldn't drown out my music. This Bluetooth jam headset does the job, and even without using the noise-cancelling switch, it's decent and loud. But as soon as I turn on this switch, the sound of the roaring tractor engine disappears, the music sounds great with no loss in quality. What a great price, better than any noise canceling headset I have…

I've had these headphones for three months now and really love them. There are two things I don't like about them: the microphone isn't very good, people can't hear me well when I'm on the phone with it. Second, these earbuds gave me an earache after about two hours of use. But I think the sound quality is excellent. Note that these are NOT $300 headphones so don't expect that kind of quality. These are affordable wireless headphones. FYI, I think the best way to use the noise canceling feature

**UPDATE! Headphones broke after 3 months. The electronics still work, but the headset broke in half when I picked it up from one side while trying to listen to my friend. Fragile, I break in the library sometimes, didn't expect my headphones to break too ** Got these headphones when they were on sale for about $40 less. All I needed were headphones that would block out disruptive chatter in the library and noise from other people's headphones (the Apple headphones some students have been using

Update: It makes strange noises. I mean like white noise in the background just humming whether there's music on or nothing when it's on. I don't recall my other headphones doing this. All in all, to make a long story short, they're good, but a bit fragile, so take care. Long story short, knowing they break, I bought another one from Revain instead of going to Best Buy where I bought my first pair. They're pretty neat. You can lengthen the ends to make them a little looser around the ears. It…