Nicksea Headphones Bluetooth 4.0 Over-ear Stereo Earphones Hi-Fi Foldable Wireless Headset with Microphone for Running Calls Samsung iPhone iPad Smartphone PC TV Laptop

I am always wary on buying budget priced audio gear, but looked at the great comments. So decided to buy a pair of Nicksea headphones, I was not disappointed sound was really clear and base was good.

The foam is rubber and gets very hot and sweaty over ears. Sound is not very loud and batter life is only 2-3 hrs

This is honestly the worse headphones I have ever used the sound quality really bad it's dire the volume controls are absolute terrible I can barely hear with them a total waste of money I'm not hard to please but save your money don't buy these

Comfy, easy to use, good sound quality...can't ask for more, really :)

Pleasantly surprised with this set of earphones, very easy to set up and use. I've had them for a few weeks and for what I use them for the battery life is excellent for my work commutes.When turning on or off a lady with a very strong Chinese accent is happy to tell me the Bluetooth device is ready to pair or if my battery is running low.Pretty good all-rounders good sound quality brilliant price, does the job just not keen on the preprogrammed voice clips.

These are meerly bluetooth headphones, not a headset. No microphone included, which this product advertised to have one. Comfort could be better, and the ears feel small. Battery life is poor, only lasting 2 hours and annoyingly pausing your music to remind you every 10 seconds when low.

Good for the price, does the job well. Use these as gym headphones and they’re more comfortable than more expensive headphones (I.e. beats). However, not as good sounds quality as beats/Bose...but good enough for the price.

Pros?- Sound quality is pretty good, but not amazing. A little muddy sometimes.- Very good at blocking out other noise.- Robust.- Easy to use when changing volume, EQ, pausing etc.- Overall good value.Cons:- Get very sweaty and sticky very quickly. Bought for running but totally not suitable for that.- Battery seems fine, but as soon as they start to run out a lady's voice keeps saying 'Low Battery' at a much louder volume than whatever you're listening to. It repeats this every 30 seconds or so, so even though there's charge left in them you can't continue to use them because of the lady shouting in your ear.I use my old earphones for running now, which don't block out the sound of traffic. But they're much less sweaty and don't shout in my ear.