Amazon Basics Bluetooth On-Ear Headphones Wireless with Microphone, Deep Bass, 35 Hour Playtime, Foldable, Collapsible, Portable Travel Friendly, Black

I was looking for an inexpensive alternative to my Galaxy Buds when I get sick of having something in my ears. My previous Asus headphones worked well, but the muffs were not adjustable and with my big head, they were uncomfortable on my ears approaching an hour or over. With the swiveling ear muffs on the Amazon Basics model, comfort is not an issue. They are smaller, being on ear, but with the adjustability, comfort is not an issue. Charges quickly and holds a charge for quite a while. I'd say the quality is done quite well. Durability would need more time to analyze. I've found the sound quality more than acceptable and they were easy to pair. Controls are simple and minimal.

Been using these for a while now. They are easy to connect and provide good clear sound and a good microphone. Charges quickly and has a long lasting battery life. I would say if you have a larger head, it takes a while for the top spring to flex out enough to be comfortable but it will relax over time. Would highly recommend. Great value!

Over all these headphones are excellent for the price. I've used them for a few weeks now, for music and video sound. They're very good overall. Simple, easy to use, comfortable, great, clear sound (not noisy or fuzzy), can pair with 2 devices & has great distance range. I can go 45 ft. from my program source & still listen without problems. Great battery life. Cons: They're weak on bass. It's there, but weak. I can compensate by adjusting my source settings & they sound very good after. Next, I use these for a PC and for a TV at opposite ends of the house. Both devices are relatively new. If I turn the headphones on they capture both devices. I can hear 1 or the other. If I'm listening to the computer I can get that audio, but the sound goes off on the TV as well, which annoys my wife. I looked on line & there were several solutions. For me turning off bluetooth on the device I don't want to capture is quickest & easiest. I'll turn it off when I shut off the device so no one else has to think about it. This isn't a problem for me once I understood what was going on, but may be a problem for others depending on how they're using bluetooth on their devices. Suggestions I read involved uninstalling & reistalling, disabling, etc. Turning off bluetooth is the easiest solution for me. Lastly, the announcements for the headphones are uncomfortably loud, significantly louder than the program material I'm listening to. Adjusting headset volume only affects the program material, not headphone announcements. I also read about this & there doesn't seem to be an adjustment for it. More complicated bluetooth headphones can select devices to listen to & control announcement volume independently from program material, but they're considerably more costly. These work fine for me at an unbeatable price.

When my old Logitechs finally gave up the ghost, decided on a wireless headset so I could get away from being physically tethered to my computer. Went with the Amazon Basics brand because those products tend to be good for low price, and these are exactly that. Sound quality is very good considering the low price, they're not Bose but they are much better than my old cheap Logitechs! Game sounds so much more realistic! Headset is pretty light, doesn't hurt the top of my head after six hours (like some others did, my scalp is sensitive to weight). Stays on during normal use, slides a little if you are doing acrobatics in your chair like leaning way forward or way back or falling asleep in your chair. Sound canceling is ok, can still hear through them at about half volume when sound is off, but that's fine for me. I often game with one earphone slightly off my ear anyway so I can hear what the household behind me is doing (pets getting in trouble, husband calling to me, etc). Battery is pretty good, can game for about three days before recharge. Depends on how much you use them. Will definitely make it through a 24 hour gaming session lol. I can go to the kitchen two rooms away to get a coke and still hear sound, though it starts to cut off at that range. Recharge is pretty fast, only needs a couple of hours. Plug plugs in behind the saddle of the right earphone, so you have to rotate the earphone to see the plug. Haven't used mic so can't comment on that; when I tried to use it on a voice chat in discord the stupid program couldn't find my headset, but Discord is CONSTANTLY doing that anyway so it's typical and probably not a problem with the headset itself. Discord is junk. Would recommend, very good headset, should last a good couple of years!

This is a tough review to write fairly because the ear cup size (2.8") is clearly listed. I’m not in the habit of measuring my ears, though—and when these arrived, they felt more like kids’ headphones than an adult fit. Realistically, that’s probably where they’ll end up. This one’s on me for buying them despite the stated size. Sound: Clean at all volumes, well-balanced across the frequency sweep. Bass: There is no buzz or issue reproducing, but there is no depth or power to it either. Fit / Pressure: Noticeably tight clamping pressure, likely because the ear cups are simply too small for my head/ears. Would consider for 10 year olds or younger... but not for an adult.

un hi-fi molto buono bassi profondi e mic molto sensibile.

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Comfortable on ears. Sound good.

They are much better than I was expecting. For the money they are great. Volume is good and the microphone works well and people can hear me on Teams clearly. The microphone being fixed is a small pain when packing up from the office but I tie the cable up around it OK.

Sehr gut ist die Lösung, dass sowohl Klinke wie auch USB nutzbar sind. Getestet mit Musik: Der Sound ist klar und deutlich mit erstaunlichen Bässen - solange der Pegel nicht zu hoch ist. Darüber wird es flacher mit etwas übersteuerten Höhen. Aber natürlich kann man per Equalizer gegensteuern, und auch der "leise" Pegel (bei meinem PC: unter ca. 45%) ist mehr als ausreichend. Für Gespräche ist das Headset sehr gut. Ebenfalls super: keine Gestensteuerung, keine Bedienelemente, kein versehentliches Lauter, Leiser, Ausschalten. Die Steuerung erfolgt ausschließlich per PC. Der Bügel lässt sich so einstellen, dass die Ohren nicht zu sehr zusammengedrückt werden. Was die meisten Over-Ear-Headsets leider nicht hinkriegen. Fazit: Gutes Alltagsgerät für faires Geld.