Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones, 110 Hrs Wireless/Wired Stereo Sound Foldable Headsets with Deep Bass 50mm Neodymium Drivers for PC/Phone/Tablet - Studio Wireless Pro C, Champagne Gold

So first things first I like to test out the basics of any new headphones I get using online audio resources, and when I put the OneOdio's to the test everything they stated on their website and amazon ads are pretty much accurate to their specs.Cans; OneOdio Model Y80BBass Hz; does reach just below 20hz.Treble Hz; does reach 20k.Bass sweep; PassedL/R Stereo; -0 DeviationBinaural; PassedRelative Polarity; L/R Drivers passed + panningBass + delay; PassedBass +100/Treble +5; PassedAudible Freq; 15200hz (Capped by internet compression)Summary; General Purpose Audio, quality dependent on equipment.The results of this test were done online using an online resource and should not be considered a scientific result, all online resources pretty much cap out at an Audible Frequency of 15khz no matter what headphones or DAC you are using, the reason is due to processing digital code to an audio signal will always have missing audio some of which is in perceivable to your hearing through a digital medium. Streaming services are notorious for bad audio streaming quality, I don't care what they say, pick your streaming service, their audio quality is horrible.During my years of recording vocals and guitar at home, I had the time to do deep dives into Realtek codecs and CD vs. MP3 forums about audio replication stats and if there is one thing I have discovered is that there is in fact flagrant missing data when it comes to replicating tone and timbre of vocals and instruments. The introduction of FLAC vindicates my assertion that MP3's have always sucked and that I've always been right since the days of Napster.As a guitar player and avid headphone user, my advice is this, I've tried all the big name brand headphones you will find on amazon and none of them have impressed me as much as a recording studio with a good set of powered speakers, I said good speakers, not uber expensive speakers. I feel the same about headphones, and when it comes to headphones and what you are trying to replicate really comes down to the room the audio is recorded in, and no matter how much you pay for a set of cans it will NEVER EVAR reflect the same audio image AS THE ARTIST INTENDED because the air is isolated in the cans and not moving freely around your head.Headphones will always focus audio directly into your ear canals, not around your body as the artist originally intended, which is why pro studios do not use headphones to mix or to sum audio, they use powered amps and drivers, and that is something your over priced headphones are not. For instance listening to your favorite music through a pair of ear buds is not the same experience as listening to your favorite music in a car with a quality amp and audio speakers, the interior of the vehicle always effects the quality of the audio, just as the room your favorite music was recorded in effected the audio. In essence, the environment is an extension of the instruments and vocalist and plays a huge massive part in audio recording, and that is something a pair of headphones will always and forever fail to replicate accurately.With all that being said are the OneOdio Headphones worth it? The simple answer is Yes. Any over the ear headphone at any price that is designed like the OneOdio over ear closed cans is great for general purpose listening and I would say they are comparable to cans I would deem way overpriced name brand plastic junk which they pretty much all are, In my experience they are all just different designs that don't add anything for the consumer to rave about when it comes to audio quality (I don't care if it comes with an app or Dolby Wateva), the only ones raving and ranting are the same people writing the sales pitches and hype blogs.You can basically pick any over the ear headphone out there and you will be happy with them because from my experience with all the music forums that I have visited over the years I have never met anyone one who has ever said they were ever blow away or found the perfect set of cans. What is perfect for you is subjective, pick your favorite style, make sure your happy with the fit and finish first, and then try playing around with the audio quality of the cans to find what works best for you.The OneOdio's will serve you well in this regard, I plug them into my TV and I can listen in Dolby Atmos and they got a good sound stage for that, not as great as my open backs, I recommend open backs for home theater use because the sound stage is more expansive, closed back cans are going to be too focused and boomy down your ear canals, and that will fatigue you over time. Remember what I said about comfort, fit, and finish, headphones should offer a comfortable listening experience, audio quality is secondary, the audio is always going to suck if you're not comfortable wearing the headphones for long listening periods. So think comfort before style or audio quality.So far I like the OneOdio's, I don't care for the pleather ear pads, but those are replaceable. Some people may be comfortable with them others not so much. So if you don't know where to start you should start with being mindful of price vs. performance and the OneOdio's seem to have that niche market covered with several different offerings suitable for all budgets and needs, so yeah, I would recommend OneOdios if you need an affordable quality set of cans that sound great and don't require you to sell a kidney to impress your fake friends. 5***** Stars

These headphones are amazing for the price! The sound quality is crystal clear with deep bass, and they’re very comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The battery life is outstanding—I can go days without needing to recharge, and the wired option is a great backup if I ever run low.They’re also lightweight and foldable, making them easy to travel with. The Bluetooth connection is fast and stable, and I haven’t had any issues with dropouts. Overall, these are an excellent choice for music, calls, or even work-from-home use. Definitely worth it!

For a pair of wireless headphones under $50, I have to say, I was extremely surprised at how fantastic sounding these are. I really wasn't expecting them to be so great.I recently misplaced my $215 Beats Studio3 wireless headphones and needed a new pair of headphones until I'm able to find my Beats, but I also didn't want to pay Beats prices again, so I found these here on Amazon, and decided to try them out.Let me tell you, the sound quality on these suckers is fabulous! The bass can most definitely rival the bass that you would get from a pair of Beats.I also love that it comes with a 3.5mm audio jack, so I can connect to my devices that way, if I choose to.The battery/playtime on a single charge is absolutely the best of any headphones I've ever used. Beyond the initial charge I did when I first received these, I haven't had to charge them yet. I purchased these on June 15, it is now June 28 (so I've had them almost 2 weeks), I use these headphones on an average of about 6 hours every single day, and they still have a 65% charge left on the battery from that initial charge that I did 2 weeks ago.Now, as for comfort & fit . . . they lack a bit in those areas, and is the reason why I give these 4 stars instead of 5. These headphones are a quite big and bulky. They slide off my head way too easily, if I look too far up or down. And while the ear cups are super soft, I find that they are definitely NOT thick enough, because when I wear them for more than a few hours, my ears begin getting super sore from being pressed against the speakers.I also don't love that they aren't noise cancelling. They do a decent job of blocking out ambient noise, but they would be so much better if they actually had the noise cancelling feature.All in all, though, these are a great pair of headphones, despite the lack of a noise cancelling feature and the comfort level/fit not being better.~●~●~●~ UPDATE: AUGUST 11, 2024 ~●~●~●~I've had these headphones for a little over a year now and they are still going strong. They still sound great, and are super durable. Very impressive for headphones under $50.

I use these every day, sometimes more than 48hrs at a time. I charge them about every 2 weeks. I'm half deaf so I'm running them kinda loud and still get long battery life. The sound quality is also amazing. If you use 3D spacial audio, these headphones go to the next level. Once you get your software tuned, the immersive, high quality sound will put you right in the center of the experience.Their build quality is superb. I have never had a set of over ear headphones last this well. There isn't a pulled stitch. There isn't a worn band or a busted speaker swivel. I wear glasses with a thick frame and usually tear through comfortable ear-cups in a few months. After all my usage, there is only a slight scuff where my glasses rest. This is the ONLY wear I have seen since purchase. Also, they charge while in use so you don't have to stop. I have probably used these headphones thousands and thousands of hours by now and am still amazed at their quality.

Works great right out of the box. Connects to Bluetooth, no problem and sound is pretty decent for what you pay for these headphones. Pretty comfortable for longer wear.