PowerLocus Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, Wireless Headphones with Microphone, Foldable Headphone, Soft Memory Foam Earmuffs & Lightweight, Micro SD/TF, FM Radio for iPhone/Android/Tablet/PC/TV (Gold)

Comfortable. Use mainly for audio books and the quality is great.The case is super useful.

Jolly good buy, comfortable to wear , in a case.

For under £20, I didn't really expect much, but I wanted something cheap I could use on the tube with my phone, as I kept breaking the USB-C audio converters I was using. I could get a more expensive pair for 3x the cost or more, but as I'm only using these for that commute (and I have much better headphones already for use on my laptops and such), I figured I'd give it a try. Plus, I'm a sucker for purple things.Right out of the box, they were about 60% charged and turned right on. Paired with my phone with a quick glance at the instructions (for the Bluetooth PIN code) and just... worked. Took me a bit to realise the volume can only be controlled from the phone (no volume up/down on the headset, near as I can tell), and then they're fine. The first day or two, for some reason, Spotify would not advance to the next track; I could hit "play" and the song would play, and then I'd get the Spotify app, and then it would just "stop". I tried rebooting my phone, but no luck. However, using the MP3 app I've started using (because cellular connectivity on the London Underground is really naff) worked flawlessly. I tried Spotify again a day or two later, and for whatever reason, it also worked perfectly. So something worked itself out.Now, are these good headphones for an audiophile? No. The response on the bass is actually not bad, but there's no equalizer options, and the overall sound is, if I had to pick a word, "muddy". The range is actually fairly good, but without an equaliser, it feels like it's tuned towards bass and gives up some mid and high ranges. My head is a bit on the large side, and while the ear cups are fairly comfortable, they're only marginally adjustable, so they can get a bit tight -- particularly if I've got post earrings in, they really do a job of pushing those posts into my neck.For the price, though? I'm super happy, particularly once the Spotify issue self-righted itself.

For cheap headphones nice sound, easy to link up, great service

My son loves these doesn’t like air pods

Bought for my granddaughter she likes them good value

If you're a audiophile these are not for you. I bought these after my 'at home' earphones fell to pieces. I didn't want to spend a lot of money like before, whilst I considered my options.Good bits: No box, not much wastage. But it has a protective cover. Earphones look good. Simple to use and connect to phone Bluetooth. It's compact. The headphones look good.It has an SD Card slot.Not so good bits:They're very, very quiet. I have used these on different music genres and struggled to be moved by what I am normally moved by. To get some decent sound you have to turn it full blast. Not ideal.I doubt that these could be used in a noisy gym or place. But that depends on your preference and if (like me) you're used to using noise cancelation.Not a crisp, quality sound. A little mono sounding and the bass is below average.If you are just going to use at home to do chores, listen to podcasts etc or you're out and about, they should be fine. So for that they're good value. But if you really want to enjoy the music, find something else.

They work perfectly at the gym