Great little headphones going on 3 (updated: 19) months of frequent use 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.

Pretty good for the price iJoy P26 Rechargeable Bluetooth Headphones (because Amazon likes lumping together reviews for similar, but unrelated products)I bought two pairs of these; one for my son and one for me. My son likes to pace around while he listens to music, and I just wanted something for when I don't want to disturb the rest of the household while I'm watching things on Plex. Neither of us is what you would call an audiophile, but we do like our stuff to sound good.I wasn't expecting much, considering the price, and was pleasantly surprised to get sound almost as good as a much more expensive pair of corded headphones I had over 10 years ago. They don't cancel out all background noise, but I wouldn't want them to, since I'm not trying to completely cut myself off from the outside world. They cancel more than enough background noise to prevent most distractions, though. The sound is a lot richer than I expected from such affordable (cheap) headphones -- as long as I select "stereo audio" in the sound settings. Apparently, the "mono audio" is intended for using it as a telephone headset, and it's terrible for listening to music or TV audio.The range is pretty acceptable. We live in a decent-sized house, and these headphones can receive almost from one end to the other. The limit of the range is from my bedroom to the kitchen (well over 30 feet). My phone headset, by comparison, starts to lose the signal before I finish crossing the living room (or at about 20-25 feet).I haven't tested how long the battery lasts, but my son uses his headphones for hours at a time, and the first day we had these, I watched several episodes of NCIS with them, and didn't need to recharge. Also, apparently, these headphones can be used while they're recharging, although the USB cord is a bit too short for that, unless you're sitting right next to your PC or laptop.They also come with a patch cord so you can listen without a bluetooth connection, although (as with the charging cable) it's too short for that unless you're sitting next to the audio source.The headphones also allow you to pick up radio stations, but we live in a rural area, and radio reception is spotty at best without an external antenna, so I haven't tested that. Also, it supposedly has a built-in microphone and can be used as a phone headset, but the only time I use a headset with my phone is when I'm driving -- and headphones like this should NEVER be used while driving, as they block out too many of the background sounds you need to be able to hear.The only complaints I have are minor ones. First, the blue light that shows the headphones are connected and turned on is too bright. It's enough to light up my room at night. It's also bright enough to light up the entireearpiece on lighter-colored models. We've (mostly) solved this with some electrical tape.Secondly, the volume controls are the same buttons that are used to skip forward and back on your media player. You press the button once to skip forward/back, and hold the button to change the volume up or down. As my son points out, there is plenty of room on the earpiece to have separate volume and media skip buttons.TL;DR: My son and I were both pleasantly surprised by the sound quality from such an inexpensive pair of headphones. The volume and skip forward/backward controls should be separate, but that's a minor annoyance. Also, manufacturers should stop using blue LEDs that can be seen from space.

Leggere ed efficenti 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.