pollini Bluetooth Headphones Wireless, 40H Playtime Foldable Over Ear Headphones with Microphone, Deep Bass Stereo Headset with Soft Memory-Protein Earmuffs for Phone/PC (Blue)

These are comfortable and have the versatility of having both Bluetooth and wired connection to my phone. I can wear these all day with no discomfort. These have phenomenal battery life and can last all day without needing a recharge.I've yet to run out of battery and I have some days around 8 hours of music play time.Bluetooth connection is always very good.Great sound and deep bass quality. I am someone that spends a lot of time away from home and these have served me well. Sturdy build quality compared to other headphones of this price and I prefer these to those stick in my ear buds.

These are very very nice they are a very pretty rose gold with great attention to detail. They are very comfortable. I am using mine for meditation and they block out the outside noise from whatever is going on around me. I highly recommend these they are affordable and right now we really all should be meditating for health and freedom for all humanity and our beautiful earth. I send all of you my love from the deepest part of my heart space. We are all in this together my friends 💛

I own seven pairs of headphones for different reasons and have come to love these. I used these on my work computer for meetings, music and well, everything. The battery last for three days and the sound is really great. I don't compare them with my Bose but almost, I mean they sound great and for the money, you can't beat them. I know what my friends and family are getting this year for Christmas! Last thought, they are small, if you have a big ol melon head you are out of luck I think. These are youth size I guess but I have a pretty small peanut so they fit great and to put that into perspective, I wear a LG motorcycle helmet so I guess its not that tiny. LOL

Although these headphones say that they don’t have any noise cancellation worked into the design, the sound does naturally block out outside noise on its own pretty well. If there’s anything to be worried about, it’s the fact that the sound is so audible to everyone else. Personally, I don’t mind having to turn my music low because I prefer having it low anyhow. But you can’t even think about going high with these. I can’t get halfway to what these headphones are capable of without being completely audible to everyone else in the room as if I’m playing music out loud directly off my phone speakers. Sometimes it’s like I can hear just as well with them around my neck as with them over my ears.Speaking of, I’ve had these for less than 2 MONTHS and the sound is ALREADY starting to get fuzzy and faded. If I wanted something to last me 2 months, I would’ve gotten a cheap $10 pair of earbuds from Walmart. Not worth the $30 imo. The sound quality was nice and the battery life is exactly as advertised, but when you get above $20 dollars, longevity becomes a main concern. I’ve had cheap headphones last years. My headset hasn’t died yet, but it’s getting incrementally worse day by day. It’s inevitable at this point.

I purchased this Pollini instrument as an economical back-up to my primary pair of Bluetooth headphones: Sennheiser HD 4.50R Wireless. Here, for me, is how they compare.EASE OF CHARGINGNo material difference between the two. The Sennheiser may take a bit longer than the Pollini, but I haven't put a stopwatch to them.INSTRUCTION GUIDEThe Sennheiser is superior by far: very clear, in multiple languages (English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, and three others). The Pollini is readable but obviously produced by someone for whom English is a second language. Since there's no translation into another language, one must do the best one can.WEIGHT AND COMFORTThe Pollini is considerably lighter than the Sennheier. (I don't have a handy scale to give you their respective weights.) The Pollini rest more lightly on the head and ears; the Sennheiser, less so, though they are not painful.QUALITY OF SOUND1. The Pollini headphones have very deep bass and a less penetrating treble than the Sennheiser.2. Overall, the Pollini have a mushier sound. The Sennheiser sounds to me clearer, brighter, and better balanced.OTHER ANCILLARIES1. The Pollini come with two cords: one with 1/8" RCA jacks at either end; the other, an HDMI and bitty jack, for recharging into a household 120-volt cube-plug (the kind I use to recharge my iPhone). The Sennheiser comes only with the second. These cords allow you to physically plug into audio in/audio out jacks, bypassing Bluetooth. That's useful when you own an expensive Blu-ray player that should be equipped with Bluetooth but isn't.2. The Pollini headphones come in a zippered, plastic clamshell case, with an interior mesh container that holds the cords. In its default rose color, it looks like your mother's hair-curler carrier from 1959. In a lighter, canvas case that's also zippered with an interior compartment, the Sennheiser looks like it came from a military kit-bag.3. The Pollini comes with a small metal clip for your belt or purse. The Sennhesier does not.MISCELLANY1. Battery life: At this time I'm not altogether certain, but the Pollini may operate longer before recharging. Both, however, are excellent in this regard.2. The Pollini headphones come in no box other than the zippered clamshell, wrapped in thin plastic. Beware when you open the mailing container with a sharp blade. If you angle deeply, you could accidentally slash your mother's curler box. The Sennheiser headphones are encased in a sturdy box.COSTAt this writing the Pollini headphones are about one-fifth the cost of the Sennheiser.SUMMARYFor me, the primary aspect of headphones is the quality of sound. Accordingly, I give the Polllini lower marks than the Sennheiser. On the other hand, I am not returning the Polllini: they do a good job, serve as the back-up set I wanted, and are excellent value for the money. You get what you pay for.

Very pretty and has good sound quality. The microphone is fantastic making phone calls clear. Bluetooth is amazing as well, with my other headset I couldn't be more than 3ft away from my phone or the connection would get all crackly and with these I can have my phone charging in one room and still have amazing connection on the other side of the house. And the battery life is amazingly good. Had it for about a week now and only charged it 3 times since I got it and mind you I never take them off so that's saying something..

Comfortable and easy to wear.I do get a sore ear cartilage but that's not the speaker's fault.The sound is really good.

I have not received a charger along with my headphones so they can’t be used.

I love these! They’re comfy, they have great bass, the bass is ajustable in case you don’t want it, or even if you want more! and the sound is top quality!But as with all headphones there has to be a downside, well with these for me it’s the low battery sound.It is so darn annoying! It mutes all sound from the device it’s connected to for the duration of the sound, and if left un attended to it’ll get more repetitive. I find It never dies it just taunts me with that IRRITATING SOUND! I once even just let them stay wirelessly connected to my IPad and let them die, and the sound eventually just got too annoying that I went and charged it. And even right now, LATE AT NIGHT MIND YOU, They are ‘dying’ and need the tiniest USB cord in existence to charge.But when they’re fully charged the battery life is very good, mine stay alive for about a week before making that TERRIBLE sound.

I had purchased these headphones to replace my old bluetooth ones which broke after a couple of years. They looked nice and had a decent price and reviews, so I bought. The one problem is, I didn't receive any instructions on how to connect them with my phone. It only works when I attach it with the wire into my computer. While I'm glad the headphones work while I'm using Zoom, I'm still disappointed that I can't listen to music while on a walk. Also, the noise cancellation is not that great. I live in a loud house and I can still hear my family unless I blast the volume really high.

This headphones over ear looks good. I wanted to buy a black one, but I accidentally chose a white one. After receiving it, I felt pretty good. This headphone is very comfortable and has a good sound insulation effect. Bluetooth pairing is fast and easy to use. It can also be folded, so it doesn't take up too much space when you go out and put it in your bag. I like this headphones.