iJoy Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, Wireless and Wired Foldable Headset Built-in Microphone - (Stealth) Adults Kids Men Women - Audifonos Auriculares Inalambricos

I've had these since Jan 16, 2018, and wanted to wait a while to write about them. I update most of my reviews if my purchases continue working exceptionally well so I expect to be doing that with these even after a year. They are working just fabulously after four months still! My husband had a cheapie $5 bluetooth pair he bought to use when mowing the lawn, so I was able to compare the two and it's obvious some thought went into the making of these -- they're plastic but they're quite sturdy and feel well-made compared to his. Have had no trouble getting them to connect to my iPhone. I treated the charging cord very carefully because I saw some other reviewers had trouble with it coming apart, but sadly even with care, the end that went into the headphones just plain broke off and separated from the wire. I wrote in on here to complain to the company (not even realizing that duh, I could use any one of the micro-usb cords from other devices to charge it) and they were super apologetic and said they would get another one in the mail asap to me. I thought they meant just the cord...lo and behold another whole headphones set showed up! Bless them. That's some customer service right there. I probably still won't use the charging cords since I know they're prone to weakness, but my hubby got free headphones out of the deal and doesn't have to use his uber-cheap pair anymore, haha! Nobody is going to believe me but I actually have a pair of Beats Monster headphones and I like the iJoy better. They don't squeeze my head or smash my ears so viciously, lol, and the sound is quite comparable, in my music tastes anyway. UPDATE 8/21/19 -- still working great, have not noticed any issues or decrease in charge, which I consider a bit freakish for anything over a year! I AM CAREFUL WITH THEM. I don't throw them in a tote bag or across the room or drop them down the stairs, so that probably explains part of why they and a lot of my other things last a long time. I don't use them every single day now, maybe four times a week for a few hours when playing games or watching movies on my Kindle while I don't want to listen to my hubby's boring fishing shows on tv, but it's still going strong. I have no idea where my original charging cord is, I just charge it with one of the multiple Kindle chargers I have sitting around. My hubs' pair also still works and charges great, he mostly uses it when mowing the lawn while also listening to boring fishing podcasts. Weirdo. I'm probably the only one who noticed this but the blue light on it is BRIGHT AS HECK at night in a bedroom when you're an insomniac trying not to wake your significant other while watching youtube. Like seriously the blue light is brighter than my entire phone screen on dim. I had to stick a little piece of electric tape over it and even then I still get a glow. But that's what I get for being a night owl, I guess! Still highly recommend, no complaints.

I have a raggedy old set of wireless Diskin headphones I bought from the junk bin at a pawn shop for 5 dollars, that even came with a case. They are the loudest most amazing headphones I have ever owned. However they get uncomfortable after an hour and I refuse to travel with them ( I work overseas 30 days a time as a Paramedic ). So I decided to grab some cheap Bluetooth headphones for blocking out the noise in certain incredibly loud airports ( PTSD 8 years army infantry ) and the listen to music in the gym, the occasional audiobook and podcasts or YouTube while sitting at my hotel during transit. These magnificent headphones far exceeded my needs or expectations! First, they are extremely comfortable and lightweight. The ear cups are buttery soft. The headphones themselves are incredibly light and they stay in place pretty well in the gym. Second, the sound quality is great. I am no audiophile by any means but the music sounds really nice. They are not the loudest, but still plenty loud. Very crisp treble with good bass that isn't overpowering. I really cant comment on the noise cancelling.. I hear the music and have to remove them in the gym to have a conversation or hear someone talking to me. I am new to this noise cancelling tech, but they seem to do what is on the label in that regard. The Guadalajara airport has the loudest, bone jarring announcements every few minutes on a loop. These made it very tolerable and do well on an airplane or whenever I want to have some silence. I use them even when not listening to music on occasion. Thirdly, durability... I don't put these in a case. They are either around my neck or jammed in the outside pocket of my laptop case. I have never even tried to be considerate or gentle with an 18 dollar pair of headphones. I have some cheapo wired earbuds in case they do break... but they haven't. The earcups on cheap headphones that seem to easily peel and flake off are in perfect condition. They open and close perfectly and are easily adjusted. the charging cable that came with then is in a drawer somewhere and my retractable 3 way charging cord is what I use without issue. the charging port isn't loose or damaged. Pairing is as simple as flipping up a little switch on the side while your phone is searching. I have used these on long international trips and the battery has never died. I have no idea what the battery life is, but they have never died on me. I just charge when I assume they might be running low. The length of this review is ridiculous for a pair of sub 20 dollar headphones to be honest. I really like them and have purchased other cheap electronics on Amazon that went right in the trash. 2 coworkers have since bought a pair of these and like them just as much as I do. Like I said I am not an audiophile. A pair or expensive beats or bose would be wasted on me. These are just great headphones. If you are stressing over 20 bucks you probably better prioritize your job or money management skills over listening to music. Take the word of us who know a good deal from experience. You wont find better for the price.

So let me preface by saying I live in headphones. I have tinnitus. I am in headphones most of the day to drown out the ringing. Most would consider this counterintuitive but Meniere's runs in the family so I'm already aware of what's coming my way and have for years. That's between me and my ENT at this point, I just do what needs to be done to get through the day comfortably. The sound quality has to be excellent in any headphones i purchase as I already have early stages of hearing loss and to hear all tones like I did in my teens clearly I need something I can adjust the bass on. I'm picky and have returned more than a few sets for poor quality sound. I listen to a wide variety of music everything from classical to techno swing, alternative and metal and every combo inbetween. My Spotify end of year list said I listened to 30 genres last year for example. As such I tend to buy cheaper but well quality headphones as I'm in them for many hours a day. They need to be comfortable when wearing my glasses (which is the majority of the time), durable and not cumbersome both on my head and for travel. Buying a $200 pair of headphones is useless as I destroy them with how often I drop things from my spinal cord injury and my usage means their life expectancy isn't any longer than some of the cheaper ones. I'm seriously in them 16 hours+ a day sometimes at low volume, 8 hours minimum most days. I'm usually purchasing headphones every 6-12 months due to wear and tear from excessive use. They come off to get cleaned, charged and put back on when not sleeping essentially. For that purpose these have been excellent. They have good solid sound quality and the bluetooth setting works excellent. I've gone out in the yard many a time with them still working while my tablet is running my music app inside (and we have a block construction house). The bass is fairly easy to set, though you do have to keep scrolling and go round a second time if you pass the first one you like. I wish there was a way to scroll to set that in case of liking the previous setting better. Pick a song with heavy bass and vocals when picking which setting to use for daily use when picking your setting. My main complaint besides that with them has been the bright indicator light on the left side of the earpiece. You can put a darkening sticker on it but in general it a very bright LED and a sticker may get stuck in your hair if it gets loose. Its fairly annoying if you're doing something in low light. The headphones last 7 months for me prior to killing the right speaker. For me that's not a bad lifespan. I'm also going to be completely honest in that I didn't initially buy the protective case and I think that added to them getting beat up and deteriorating faster. I repurchased. I think for the cost they are still an extremely solid pair of headphones with exceptional sound quality for their price range. They definitely compete with higher range headphones for sound quality. Just buy the matching case so you don't destroy them. I purchased the protective case a few months in when I was sure they were decent and am fairly confident they would have last longer if I had that from the get go. Which is another reason why I repurchased even with the initial pair dying after 7 months.

These headphones are the BOMB! I’m the type that reads every review and nerds out before buying something, so I like to share when something is good and worth a buy. I wanted over-the-ear headphones bc my AirPods never fit right in my ears, so that’s why I got these. I would say they are better than expected and definitely worth a buy!! I love them and they’re better than my more expensive headphones. • I like that the pads feel like a cloud on my ears. I like to fall asleep listening to a sermon (shoutout to God!) or a book on tape and I can comfortably put my head against the pillow with these on. There’s a blue light that blinks, so if that bothers you, just put a piece of tape over it. • Sound-wise, I like to listen to stuff LOUD and the sound quality is really good. • I also like that the technology is easy to figure out. My other Bluetooth headphones are good, but they are too technical and I can’t figure out how to connect them half the time. So I love that these can easily connect to my phone and laptop and they weren’t technical at all. My dad is technologically-challenged and I would get these for him bc I can teach him how to use them without banging my head against the wall. • Finally, they aren’t heavy. They’re a comfy fit and could work for kids or any age. Also, I love that they’re called IJOY bc we all need some love and JOY in our lives! P.S. Random advice, but maybe there’s someone out there that needs to hear this. Anyway, I read that Jessica Simpson lost over 100 pounds just by walking each day. She started with 6K steps and worked up to 12K. So, if you want to get back in shape, WALKING, just walking, can change your life. Just get moving. I’d suggest maybe these and then search for a smartwatch that counts your steps (or use your phone to count). You can find very affordable, but quality and cheaper smart watches on Amazon that will count your steps for you; it’s good to monitor your steps bc it holds you accountable to do the steps. I have a group with my work that shows our steps each day, and it keeps us accountable bc no one wants to look like a loser against their peers. So if you want to create a group with your friends, family, people at work, etc., you’ll be more likely to show up. Or, just commit today to changing your life bc you have the power to do it on your own! I know this is a random comment, but with Corona I feel like we’re all in this together and my heart wants everyone to be happy and healthy. Enjoy your headphones if you go with them! I’m only on Day 4, but they are working great and love them! Yay! Sending love and blessings to you whenever you are!

Nutshell: I've had this headset for two weeks, I use it every day for work and pleasure and really like it. For $17 it punches waaay above its weight. It has features that I wouldn't expect in such an inexpensive headset and would buy it again in a heartbeat. That's all you need to know, so go buy one. Want the deets? Read on. First, the good stuff: -Bluetooth connection is instantaneous and strong. The connection is excellent even at the 10 meter BT limit. It paired within a couple seconds with my computer and mobile devices. -Sound quality is excellent and robust. By "robust" I mean that on full volume it actually hurts my ears, and my hearing ain't what is was 40 years ago. Yes I know, if it's too loud you're too old. I'm old. You'll get here someday, kids. -There are six equalizer settings for music and speech. This is good because the default setting has far too much bass for a phone call. -It folds for easy storage and comes in several colors to fit your personality. So I picked boring ol' grey. -There is an audio jack so it can be used without a Bluetooth connection and a cable is provided. This is essential for use on an airplane or with a non-Bluetooth device such as my ancient Sony Walkman (yeah, I still have my cassettes. And my vinyl. And my turntable. Well, I said I was old.) -It receives FM radio stations. -It accepts a micro SD card (the manual calls it a TF card) so you can play music without a mobile device. -It's super comfortable. Earbuds irritate my ears so I need an over-the-ear headset. -It functions while it's charging. My ancient Sony BT headset didn't, which was a major annoyance. Now the not-so-good stuff, none of which is terrible: -The instruction manual isn't great (see the attached scan). It doesn't explain how to use some features, such as how to select an FM station. It does tell you how to scan the FM band but doesn't say how to stop the scan and select the station you want. Through trial and error I found that the << and >> buttons have to be pressed simultaneously when you find your station. -There's no mute button. You have to use the mute feature on your phone or computer. Put it this way, if there is one the manual doesn't mention it. If someone out there has found a way, please let me know. -The default volume level is 100%, (i.e., "robust" as I said above) when a call is started or a video begins. It's best to adjust the volume using the button on the headset; you can lower the levels with your computer or mobile device, but sometimes it inexplicably resets itself to 100%. This can be startling, especially during a phone call. -Use time before a recharge is needed is so-so. It died during a 60 minute conference call after having been in standby mode for 7.5 hours. It does chirp when it's a minute or two from shutting down so have your charger cable handy, or just leave it plugged in to the charger. The manual claims an 8-hour play time, but to me that means active use, not standby. -Noise cancellation is nonexistent, but this is not a feature that I would expect in a $17 headset. Noise cancellation on my Bose headset is excellent, but that one cost over $300. Not a fair comparison, I know; I'm only mentioning it because it's a feature listed in the product description. They should remove it from the description. All in all, this is a phenomenal value for $17. I highly recommend it.

These are my second headsets ever, so I'll write this review taking that into account, I'll be updating this review over time, the stars this product gets for me are based on what I would normally expect from a product of this price. I had previously bought a pair of headsets for 13 dollars on a local store , if I had to compare them with those, these are my points. Pretty much everything that is not a CON 😍😋🥰. Sound quality: —The sound quality is pretty decent, I have to remark that I have very little or no experience with headsets, so the sound quality could pretty much be sh1t, and I would have no Idea, my point is that as an everyday user who normally wears 4 dollars headphones which normally last less than a year, the sound quality is pretty decent, specially the bass. Jack 3.5milimiters: — I honestly wouldn't have bought this product if it wasn't because of its 3.5 millimetres feature, I mean I bought it knowing I'll use them all day long, it's pretty sweet that they included a cable in the box, not the best quality, but it gets the job done. Battery. —I haven't been able to test out the battery life since I don't use them in wireless mode, supposedly they have a battery life of 8 hours Price: -They're cheap, even if you come from a third-word country, they're still cheaper than similar products with similar features that you'll find on your local store. CONS.🥵🥵🥵 Bad quality micro-USB to USB cable. —I don't even know if they are supposed to give you one, considering its price, but let's suppose they do. It was a problem of my unit, but the micro-USB to USB cable that comes in the box was damaged, it didn't work, it was not a problem for me considering that I had one at home, not a big deal though, but I had to mention it. —Noise cancelling? They obviously don't have transparency mode, but I swear to god these are permanently in transparency mode or something. Of course, you don't expect active noise-canceling at this price, but even my previous $13 headsets did a better work. Technically, this is not necessarily a problem, like if you need to listen in order to order something, or listening to what someone is saying, these are great, and I'm not even joking. Now that I think about it, they do “cancel” a little of the noise, but you're only going to notice that at night when everything is quiet, I have a mechanical keyboard with blue switches and I can tell the difference with the headsets on and off. —Really loud. This is by far the worst of this product, or arguably the best. As you can see in the video down below, they might as well had advertised this product as a Bluetooth speaker, and it might've sold even more. —uncomfortable. They're uncomfortable, my ears are not huge, but they hurt after 30 minutes of using this, and the “rubber” band over my head pulls my hair, I put a sheet of paper in between, and it solved that problem, with the ears issue I simply try to put the long part of the ears inside the puff hole, and it reduces the pain for like another 2 hours. Conclusion. Overall, buy them. They're pretty decent (for the price), I sort of like them. In my case I returned them because for me, they were extremely uncomfortable to the point where I don't think it was worth waiting until my ears adapted to them, remember this is a cheap product with features that a cheap product don't normally has, so, whereas I would not consider this a steal, it's worth your money, I mean you actually have no option if you don't want to spend way more.

I initially ordered these headphones almost 4 years ago. They were still working great with solid sound quality and comfortable enough to wear for long periods of time. Bluetooth connectivity is what you'd expect, no problems connecting to computer, phone, tablet. The microphone wasn't great so don't expect to have clear voice calls, but for listening to music its perfectly fine. The only issue I had is that after about 3.5 years the leather-like material on the left earphone started to peel off. I was able to fairly easily pull the headphone cushion off to see how easy it would be to replace it. However, I had issues when attempting to reattach it and had to look up reviews on how to reattach it because it was not going back on easily. Some reviews said that you can remove the plastic ear part to reattach the cushion, which is true, but be careful not to pull it too far. Unfortunately when I removed the plastic earpiece under the ear cushion, it came out too far and the soldered wires broke off leaving the the left earpiece no longer connected and unable to function. Ultimately, I got almost 4 years of enjoyment out of this headset and probably could have gotten more time if the leather ear cushion didn't start to peel off. I could also probably fix it if I knew how to solder wiring, but for ~$20 its probably easier to just reorder a brand new one and recycle this one (BestBuy accepts free drop offs of many common household items for recycling!) I just reordered a replacement set on sale and hope to get 4+ more years of use out of it. If you're looking for a cheap pair of headphones that sound good and will last, these are a great product. The leather-like ear cushion material failed before the actual electronics did. Very pleased and feel confident in reordering a replacement pair for casual use.

I love iJoy headphones so much that I now own three. This is why: 1. Price. I'm not an audiophile and I rarely listen to music on them but I do often listen to podcasts, audiobooks, Netflix, and the like. I just need something that works and they work. 2. Takes a beating and keeps on ticking. I've been careless with my iJoys. They've been sat on and accidentally thrown and they're still good. 3. Customer Service. When a new one developed a little static early on, they promptly replaced it without any hassle. They communicated quickly and were very responsive. I've had other sellers on Amazon that weren't nearly as good. 4. Noise cancellation. I have one pair of iJoys that I use only on my treadmill. I have no problem hearing over the noise of the treadmill. I've converted my husband as well and he listens to his audiobooks on them even after I've gone to bed. He hears fine and I can't hear a thing. 5. Comfortability. I can wear them without pain even though they're over the ear. And because they're over the ear, I don't have to worry about losing them while exercising or moving around vigorously. 6 . Battery life (for me). I charge my treadmill headphones only once per week, and I'm on my treadmill all seven days. I might charge my housework/cooking one more than that but I've never had them die on me. They aren't perfect. I've attached a picture of the controls which are less than user-friendly especially when I can't stop and must fiddle with them while moving. As well, I don't know if you can see the on/off switch in my third picture but I have trouble finding it just about every single time. It's a slider, not a toggle button, and quite annoying. So if you're looking for something to wear while doing exercise, housework, and other mind-numbing activities I'd highly recommend you try iJoys.

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Acquistate per "silenziare" il tablet di mia figlia, sono leggere e con una buona qualità audio (per ascolto di video su youtube), si ricaricano velocemente e anche il pairing è rapido. Una serie di luci informa sullo stato della carica e sul pairing in corso.

Had expensive Sony headphones which had great sound quality but no durability. Decided to get these instead. For the price these are decent and I am less concerned as I am using them for podcasts rather than music quality. Recommend

Hallo !!! Habe mir die iJoy Bluetooth Kopfhörer Over Ear kabellos mit Mikrofon, vor einigen Jahren hier drüber Bestellt und muss sagen, die Produktqualität hat bisher gut gehalten. Der Sound / Klang ist Super, kann mit Hochwertigen von Bass & Co mithalten, und das für einen Erstaunlich Niedrigen Preis ;-) Ok, nach der Garantiezeit ist jetzt eine Halterung abgebrochen, schätze mal durch falscher Handhabung, und ich musste es mit Panzerband Fixieren, aber sonst Funktioniert alles einwandfrei ;-) Das Preis Leistungsverhältnis ist echt Super, und sollten meine kaputt sein, dann bestelle ich mir diese hier wieder. Weiter so, Ihr Zeigt das Günstig auch gut sein kann, gern immer wieder ;-)

Habe den Kopfhörer für unter 30 Euro gezogen. Die Preisunterschiede für die Farbvarianten sind nicht nachvollziehbar, zeitweise kostete "grün" über 90 Euronen. Bluetooth fällt gegenüber der Kabelverbindung ganz leicht ab. Ebenso leidet unter einigen Equalizer-Einstellungen die Durchhörbarkeit, das alles ist aber nur in ruhigen Umgebungen zu hören, und dafür ist dieser Kopfhörer nicht gemacht. Gute Geräuschdämpfung, unter dem Kopfhörer ist man bauartbedingt nicht mehr ansprechbar. Das aber ist der Sinn dieses Kopfhörers. Bei diesem Preis sind nur fünf Sterne möglich. Der Kopfhörer kann nach einigen Jahren am Gelenk brechen. Siehe Fotos, DIY-Reparatur.