August EP650B Over-Ear Wireless Headphones with Mic – Bluetooth 5.1 Studio Headset with EQ, 20H Playtime, aptX LL, NFC Touch, Multi-Point for Two Devices, 3.5mm Aux, Adjustable Headband – Black

Straight out of the packaging these headphones impress: they look great in the red colour, are extremely light and appear to be made using high quality materials. I had no problems at all pairing them with my Kindle Fire HD, Ipod Touches and MP3 player, with the process taking only about two minutes for each device. The addition of a M-M 3.5mm lead is useful, although I've not used it yet (I already have wired headphones). Wearing them, they feel very light on the head and I've found them to be every bit as comfortable as I'd hoped.The range I've found to be about 10m, the control buttons are easy to use and the sound - well the sound sounded far better than I'd expected, with none of the hissing or buzzing noise experienced by others here. Granted I've not tried them out on high end audio equipment (wired headphones would always be better for that anyway), but for relatively inexpensive headphones being used with iPods/MP3 players and Kindles/tablets, they're worth far more than the price I paid (£39.95) - and they're even cheaper now - so I'd recommend them without any hesitation.If I have one negative thing to say about them, it's the audio lag when watching a video, but as that's a common complaint with Bluetooth video+audio and not due to these headphones I had expected it. An adjustment to VLC settings makes it acceptable however.I've still no problems with these fantastic headphones, but for TV use I've paired them with the AUGUST MR250 BLUETOOTH TRANSMITTER and have found there's only a barely perceptable audio delay (far better than the other transmitter I'd tried) - something which has pleased me no end. For some reason I'm not able to review the AUGUST MR250 TRANSMITTER on Amazon (Amazon says I've already reviewed it and refers me to this item's reviews instead). Anyway, to pre-empt any questions, I can say I've found the transmitter works perfectly with the following items with a headphone jack: iPod (all types), iPad, Kindle Fire HD, Internet radio, Samsung LED TV's, Pure Move DAB radio, Samsung Galaxy S4, Various PC's and, well, everything else I've found with a headphone socket. It's a quality product, the rechargeable battery gives me around 10 hours (although it an be charged when in use) and pairing with headphones takes only seconds. August might not be a well-known company, but don't let this put you off buying their headphones and Bluetooth products - they should be.****UPDATE*****I've just bought another pair in the white colour, not because my pair has broken (they're still performing as they did when new), but because I don't want to be without a pair of these terrific headphones when my first pair finally dies. They really are that good.

First, Great and Fast Service From Amazon UK.Now lets make the August EP650 Black Review.I was not certain about this product but after watching so many Video Reviews about it I decided to give it a go.The package in my opinion is horrible, it is not pretty or fancy at all. It is just a white box with a few photos and writing and thats it. Inside everything comes in the right place but nothing fancy.So the package is not the strongest point of the product (inside you have the headphones, manual, USB charge cable and 3,5 mm cable).About the headphones and build quality...and thats where the August EP650 starts to shine....I was expecting a not very good quality but guess what I had a surprise, because the plastic doesnt look cheap at all, nice quality plastic (not the top but very good). The headphones are pretty an very confortable I listened music for 4 hours without any fatigue or sweating.So far so good, cheap headphones, nice quality of the plastic and most important of very thing Confortable.The buttons of the Volume/ Next track and On/Off are in the right place and very easy to use, so once again you wont be disappointed with the product.Sound Quality...and here thats where was my main concern, after reading/viewing so many reviews about it I had lots of reserves.About the volume...some people said it was not high enough....but trust me, they are high enough, I cant listen anything after 75% of the volume because the EP650 really have a very high volume (off corse you need to make adjustments in the device you using but for me it is impossible to listen music with 100%/100% in both devices.I am a audiophile and I have 5 Headphones at home, from Audio Technica to Sony and to be honest the August EP650 for the price I doubt you can buy anything better. The EP650 has a very nice treble and mediums but they really shine in the Bass. I started to listen some rock and they were alright, not the best headphones that I had but once again for the price of the product I just have to say 5 Stars.Time to try the August EP650 with dance music....and my god, they really rock with this kind of music, powerful bass if you are a bass lover. In this kind of music the contrast between the bass/treble/medium is amazing (they are really punchy with the bass but not too much).If you have any doubts about sound quality of the EP650 ...just dont, it is worthy all the money spent on it!The battery in the headphones last near 9 hours which is really good and it takes about 2 hours to a full charge.About the noise cancellation they are pretty good, so, you wont have any problem in listening the environment because you wont!In conclusion if you are looking for a Wireless headphones with a very nice sound quality and if you are tight in budget the August EP650 are the right product for you!!!!!I just want to say that I dont have commercial interest with August, I bought it for my personal use.Jay says 5 Stars to August EP 650.