Bluedio A2 (Air) Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear with Carring Case, 3D Stereo Lightweight Stylish Wireless Headset with Microphone, Foldable, Fashionable, Surround Sound for PC/Cell Phones(China)

A:I came back to update my review to reflect my feelings on the 'A' headphones. Over the course of the last year they were great, worked flawlessly, never had any issue. However, a few months after my warranty expired the right side broke and of course, the headphones would not sit on my head because there was nothing holding them on. I managed to fix that with glue, though it was an enormous hassle, and now only a few weeks later the left side has broken in the exact same way! Only this time, I am no longer getting any audio out of the left side so fixing it, or attempting to, is pointless.EDIT: The company has reached out to me and made this right, and I really appreciate that. I received some new headphones and they seem to be more sturdy and they still sound fantastic, which is what drew me to these particular headphones in the first place. Despite my hiccups with my old headphones, the customer service has been great and that's a big deal for me!A2:I bought these as a gift for someone after owning a pair of Bluedio A myself for a little over a year. The ones I bought as a gift ended up coming apart at the seams of the ear cups within a week or two. They sound great and they did end up sending a replacement out quickly, the customer service is pleasant to deal with and tried to reach a solution right away so I can't fault them too much. Hopefully that first pair was just a fluke and the replacements last longer!

July 2020 Update - These Bluedio China A2 headphones have been in a closet for almost a year. Needed some headphones to use at work, so before I bought some more I decided to try these out again. They synced with my Galaxy S9+ and iPad with no problem and still sound great - and unbelievably still have 90% battery available! Don't know how many other headphones could measure up to that.Update - Bluedio customer service offered me a set of their Turbine T4 headphones that had more bass; unfortunately, they had a serious lag when playing video in BT mode and when the noise cancellation feature was switched on emitted an ear-piercing screech. These two flaws are well-documented in the Amazon reviews for these headphones, as many people have received these defective ones. The newer T4S version of these does not seem to have these issues, but those were not the ones they chose to send me to try. After several emails back and forth, Bluedio offered to refund my purchase of the A2 Airs and did so, which I appreciated. I will keep using the A2's for travel and look for an equalizer app solution to try to improve their bass.Disclaimer: I received no discount or deal of any kind for the following product, these are my honest opinions below.I was looking for headphones with the latest version of Bluetooth that would be comfortable, would also have a wired option, and had decent sound that wouldn't break the bank. I've had Sennheisers and Sonys so I've owned premium sounding headphones but didn't want to spend that much during Christmas time. I've ordered several different inexpensive ones with decent reviews only to be very disappointed with either their build, their sound quality, or other reasons. These do not.I have a Bluedio BT speaker, so I was familiar with the company and knew they cared about their sound products, so after reading reviews of their different models I chose their new Air A2 phones in the blue/white China model.Upon arrival, the phones were in quality packaging and came with a hard clamshell case in which you found a charging cord and a 3.5 headphone cord in a separated pocket...very handy. The phones are solid with lots of metal so should hold up over time. They felt soft on the head and my ears sunk inside perfectly, maybe just a tad snug but after a little wear should be just fine.Bluetooth connected well, sound nice and defined with nice treble and mids. Bass is tight and defined, but I find myself wishing it had a little more bass oomph. They sync easily with my Galaxy S7, my Amazon Fire HD 8 and new HD 10 and I've gotten a lot of compliments on their look. I also use the headphones' cord with my Roku remote to watch TV silently when others need to sleep and the sound is great there too.In summary, these are a great set of phones (especially if you are traveling, the case is great) and I intend to continue using them, but in retrospect I wish I had tried the T4 or T4S for a little more bass when listening to music.

I always spoke highly of Bluedio since I've been a big fan of their headphones. Although, these headphones did not the expectations of set on by their other headphones, these were still very decent. I chose the China color option due to its aesthetic design and it lives up to it. The sides are sturdy and strong and the top is cushioned and comfortable. The only critique is that I prefer larger ear cushions and I just feel these just barely covers the ear. Other Bluedio headphones does an extremely good job of this, but this one is just mediocre. What I like about these headphones is the hidden button features and the 3-D sound option. The hidden buttons add to is sleek look and makes it look that much simpler and better. However, I think the bass is slightly lacking and not as audacious as Bluedio's other headphones. The quality is not too bad, but I just prefer a really strong and loud bass. These headphones are more like the headphones you would listen with doing school work, something you would wear at a library. As for me, I prefer really loud headphones that I am able to wear at the gym that blast music. All in all, these are bad, but just know that these headphones are more for the aesthetic appeal.

Summary:PRO: Sound amazing (easily beat the $200 Bose QuietComfort 25)PRO: Solid metal buildPRO: Great passive noise isolationPRO: Good balance, enough bass for bass lovers but not too much, and mids and highs are clear and not muddled.CON: Styling and patterns may not please someI had to review these after venting about how bad the Bose QuietComfort 25 were in comparison. I bought these as they were the only usb-c charging headphones on the market at the time, but I wasn't expecting them to sound so damn good!I was a bit apprehensive to buy these as the flowery design was not my thing (37 year old business casual guy), but I'm glad I did as the sound is better then $150 headphones and even some $200 headphones I've tried and the build quality is amazing (the pictures do no justice). I listen to a very wide range of music and it's hard to find a good pair of headphones that does well in all the different genres I flip between but these do.The only down side I'd say to these is the weird color and pattern choices. I had intended on painting them, but honestly, I've gotten hit up a lot by strangers on the subway that love them. I think the blue flower print gives me a laid back and approachable look that has really change my commute :)

The media could not be loaded.  Update: My son is now using these on his Xbox. Using the supplied cable to plug into the controller. He absolutely loves them, say they are very comfy (and that is what you need when you are wearing something for a while)Very lightweight and because of that also extremely comfortable to wear. That though belies just how powerful these are.First of all, though, the controls. Everything is controlled by one big button on the right earpiece. Depending on where you press it you get to answer a call, pause or start you song, increase the volume ore skip backwards/forwards to the next track. I won’t bore you with just how o where to press but suffice to say that it really doesn’t take that long to remember what to do to get your desired result. Unlike some other headsets that I have used in the past that I have had were you need small fingers and an excellent memory to operate them.My Daughter/Wife are the recipients of these so I wanted to get them something that was both lightweight and fashionable as they tend not to want to use what I have, don’t know why that would be…. These fit the bill perfectly and are both good at reproducing the sound of the music they like but also, in my Daughters case, able to be turned up loud and without distortion. Personally, I really like the colour and China pattern as well.I have a Microsoft 950XL which was one of the first devices that utilised the USB-C so I have those leads all over my house. This also is charged by the USB-C connector so that is useful and as long as you have a plug that can give out the Amp’s, a 10 minute charge will give you up to3 ours of listening because of the power transfer capability.There is usual adjustment in the headphones but due to the lightness (even though there are metal arms) and the padding, these will be able to be worn for extended periods without a problem.What’s in the box:The headset. The carry case, and a nice design it is to. Also comes with a carabiner attached so that you can hang it off your rucksack or bag if you want to.USB-C charging cable. I like the way that this is positions and there is a little cut out in the arm to take it.Audio cable for connecting to any device that is not Bluetooth compatible for example on a plane (although you will need to invest in an adapter for the armrest socket probably)Instruction manualIn summary:I am surprised at the build quality and sound reproduction that you get with these for the money. I have had headsets in the past that looked a bargain at the time but when you try using them on a daily basis they really are not. The sound is exceptional, especially for the size and weight. The packaging, if giving as a gift to someone will tell them that you have thought about this purchase. The comfort that the head band and the ear cups offer make wearing these for extended periods ok, they do not feel heavy even in the hand.A definite 10/10 but that is for the value they offer at this price as well. Certainly, a recommendation.

I use these headphones for playing a digital piano, rehearsing along to recordings as as well as listening to music, tv streaming etc. They are the best headphones I have ever had and I have had some really expensive headphones in the past. They are really comfortable and they have excellent sound quality. I can pick out a single instrument amoung 90 musicians on a recording which is exactly what I am trying to do. They look great too and the fold away style is very handy.Just getting a 2nd pair now so I can listen to music at work. Highly recommended.

It's great, good value for money but you get what you pay for so dont expect bose quality. it has a good sound range and stage with good depth and pitch with satisfying bass not too heavy or light. A good all rounder for the price you pay.on the minus side, sound insulation is very poor so it leaks a lot of sound for example whilst listening to loud music my partner could hear everything and the words to the lyrics. Also not ideal when using in bed at night when your partner is sleeping, as it doesn't insulate the sound very well.

I am very pleased with the headphones, the quality of them is excellent and I really want to keep them. However, I will be returning them as I can not pair them with my MacBook​ or my desktop Mac which I need for work. The information does NOT state they only work on your phone/iPad. If you just need headphones for your phone then these are great.

I have to say I have been really pleased with these headphones. After my old headphones broke decided to get some wireless ones, but didn't want to spend too much. They fit me really nicely, are very easy to connect to iPhone/iPad/kindle/lg tv and the sound is great. Now, I am no music buff, but for me the sound is excellent. I haven't decided if I like the 3D sound or not. The only slight negative is the pattern, I would prefer them plain. I did however pick these over the t2 or 3 as I didn't want alot of bass. Overall if you want some cheap, Bluetooth headphones, you can't go wrong with these.