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Top positive review
Very Comfortable
May 24, 2019
First impression is that they are compact sturdy and soft. Connecting to the phone was easy and fast just have to flip the switch on and it turns on the Bluetooth and the headphones ready to pair. After first connecting them there I just had to sit there for like 10 minutes and listen to a variety of music. It sounds really good in these headphones they have good depth of sound. I tested them while riding my long board and I had the same problem I have had with every other Bluetooth headphone or ear bud I have had of it having a spotty connection when the phone is in the back pocket but no problems when the phone is in the front pocket. Distance wise I was able to get it to work about 140 ft in almost the open just with a fence in between. When I held still it played the music just fine. At 95 ft there was no interruption in the music even when moving around. One of my favorite features is when you take off the headphones your music or video pauses then when you put them back on it starts playing again. That also works most of the time when you just pull the right one off your ear and set it on your head. I am also impressed and like that they charge using USB-C. They also came with a USB-C to 3 mm audio jack for music in which works great even when the headphones are turned off or dead the headphones can still be used with the cord. I have used them now for about 5-7 days and have maybe charged them once so I am really liking the long battery life. They are my new around the house headphones for audio books, music, and watching anything on my phone. Another awesome thing they have is noise cancelling which is a first for me. I tested that feature out using a nail gun and it definitely brings the volume down while nailing. Also when I flipped it on for the nail gun the neighbor was mowing his lawn and I thought he stopped right as I turned on the noise cancelling but it was just because of how much of the sound it blocked out. Overall I really do like these headphones and am really happy with the purchase and am enjoying the new headphones.
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Top critical review
So VERY Disappointed!
July 10, 2019
I must first say that I so wanted to love these. I have been purchasing Bludio brand for some time. I have the T3's, T4's and the UFO series. I purchased these to replace any one of the others as my T3's and UFO's no longer hold a charge. The T3's and T4's were quality made. They had a sturdiness to them and were made with some metal! The sound of my T's and UFO's were fantastic. Not only do I find these flimsy and cheaply made but the sound quality is gone. Even at the highest volume these headphones are flat sounding. The richness, clarity and base I was expecting was nonexistent. I kept thinking maybe something was wrong. After wearing them a few days and listening to them I just have to accept that they are just not the same as the older versions. I could have dealt with them not being any better but being a lot worse is not acceptable. I didn't want to change brands but that is now the case. I can not recommend these at all. I would prefer to pay more and have the craftsmanship and quality back. I'm so very disappointed.
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May 6, 2019
These are not audiophile-level headphones, nor are they a traveler's dream come true. These are superb sub-$50 over-ear headphones (presuming you get the 30% coupon) with modern features. As others have mentioned about the T6's, these headphones don't have the balanced sound of high-end headphones from the likes of Harmon Kardon or Sennheiser but they sound better than most for the price. The bass is over-accentuated, specifically the low-mid range. A mild EQ to moderate low frequencies and bolster the mid-high range helps profoundly. It's what I'd expect from such a large single driver. ANC works OK - it does cancel a good amount of low to mid frequency noise, but at the loss of up to 50% of your media volume or a slight hiss in the case you're not playing anything. 'Face detection' works well, removing and replacing the headphones quickly pauses and plays your media, and the controls on the right earpiece are simple and intuitive. Oh, and for someone with a large head, they're comfortable enough to wear day-long. All in all, for $50 you get USB-C, Bluetooth 5.0, auto-pause/play, and very decent audio.
July 21, 2019
Bluedio has always had good sound to me. I'm not an audiophile so I may not pick up smaller sound tidbits that serious audiophiles may pick up on, and I think that's who Bluedio's target market is. Because to me, it generally has great sound quality. Bass is nice if that's big for you.
Now with that in mind I do have some things to comment on in terms of sound quality when ANC is turned on. First off, without any sound playing, when ANC is turned on all you hear is a weird hissing noise. It's very evident, but it does lower the amount of noise around you, so at least it's something. Secondly, ANC heavily reduces the sound quality of the music. You almost have to push it to max volume to match the quality it would be without ANC on. I personally almost prefer it without ANC which makes them basically just makes them ornamental add-on. That's basically my gripe with ANC.
The third thing I wanted to point out is a very minor thing, but it's button placements. The volume keys and play/pause buttons being at the front is just a bit of a weird reach. All of the buttons are on the right side and I think they could've benefited a bit with button placement had they used all the real estate on the left side.
Other than that a few cool things are the on/off ear detection which automatically plays/pause music when you take the headphones off/on your head. There's a double tap feature that pauses your music when you double tap the left or right ear cups. I haven't been able to find anyone else to mention this. Cool I guess. It hasn't given me any issues as of yet but I am concerned if it will bring accidental pausing of music in the future. Only time will tell at this point.
Accessories are great. Really like the USB-C standard.
Are they worth it? If you get them below the 40 mark I'd say so. But Bluedio, please improve ANC.
Now with that in mind I do have some things to comment on in terms of sound quality when ANC is turned on. First off, without any sound playing, when ANC is turned on all you hear is a weird hissing noise. It's very evident, but it does lower the amount of noise around you, so at least it's something. Secondly, ANC heavily reduces the sound quality of the music. You almost have to push it to max volume to match the quality it would be without ANC on. I personally almost prefer it without ANC which makes them basically just makes them ornamental add-on. That's basically my gripe with ANC.
The third thing I wanted to point out is a very minor thing, but it's button placements. The volume keys and play/pause buttons being at the front is just a bit of a weird reach. All of the buttons are on the right side and I think they could've benefited a bit with button placement had they used all the real estate on the left side.
Other than that a few cool things are the on/off ear detection which automatically plays/pause music when you take the headphones off/on your head. There's a double tap feature that pauses your music when you double tap the left or right ear cups. I haven't been able to find anyone else to mention this. Cool I guess. It hasn't given me any issues as of yet but I am concerned if it will bring accidental pausing of music in the future. Only time will tell at this point.
Accessories are great. Really like the USB-C standard.
Are they worth it? If you get them below the 40 mark I'd say so. But Bluedio, please improve ANC.
September 27, 2019
These are pretty good for the $35.00.
I think they are a Chinese version of someone else’s design, I’m not really sure though.
I just can’t make a pair of these things (expensive headphones) last long enough to justify the cost of the Bose pair that the wife uses.
I’d have rated these higher but the first pair arrived not fully working and they don’t have replaceable ear cuffs.
The ANC isn’t as significantly less as I expected considering the $35.00/$350.00 price difference between the Bose. Even the gap in sound quality isn’t as much as I expected.
However THERE IS A SOUND QUALITY DIFFERENCE!
The last flight the wife and I took we switched briefly, and I told the wife about the difference being less than.
She took hers back, gave me the ‘wife look’ and told me “I spent too much of my life in and around very loud things that crash, sometimes explode, or otherwise try to kill you. Mostly before getting to wherever I was lugging at least a rifle & sidearm, and who knows what else in my ruck. To go do whatever It is we did when we got there”.
All these years later and I thought she understood that a big part of the job we were just away training.
I couldn’t have said so again even if I’d wanted, she’d put the Bose headphones back on and was smiling at a movie that didn’t look particularly funny.
I think they are a Chinese version of someone else’s design, I’m not really sure though.
I just can’t make a pair of these things (expensive headphones) last long enough to justify the cost of the Bose pair that the wife uses.
I’d have rated these higher but the first pair arrived not fully working and they don’t have replaceable ear cuffs.
The ANC isn’t as significantly less as I expected considering the $35.00/$350.00 price difference between the Bose. Even the gap in sound quality isn’t as much as I expected.
However THERE IS A SOUND QUALITY DIFFERENCE!
The last flight the wife and I took we switched briefly, and I told the wife about the difference being less than.
She took hers back, gave me the ‘wife look’ and told me “I spent too much of my life in and around very loud things that crash, sometimes explode, or otherwise try to kill you. Mostly before getting to wherever I was lugging at least a rifle & sidearm, and who knows what else in my ruck. To go do whatever It is we did when we got there”.
All these years later and I thought she understood that a big part of the job we were just away training.
I couldn’t have said so again even if I’d wanted, she’d put the Bose headphones back on and was smiling at a movie that didn’t look particularly funny.
September 27, 2019
I’ve been needing a solid pair of Bluetooth over the ear headphones for sometime. However, I didn’t want to break the bank to do it. I decided to try these out and I couldn’t be happier. The added benefit of these is that they use USB C cables to charge them up. This is a huge plus for me. It’s incredibly annoying to use micro usb A cables as they aren’t as ubiquitous as they were years ago.
The sound is really good. The bass is solid and not tingy like I have found with other competitors at this price point. The noise cancellation isn’t the best but it’s not terrible either. I’d give noise cancellation at 3/5. Battery life is great. I tend to get 18 hours of good use out of it. Pairing was very simple and straight forward.
Oh yeah, there is a nice soft carrying case that comes with the headphones. I don’t typically use those sorts of things but if you do it’s pretty nice I must say.
In all I’m very satisfied with these and even more happy that I didn’t have to spend 10 times the cash to get something that does essentially the same thing. Save yourself some money and get these bad boys for yourself.
The sound is really good. The bass is solid and not tingy like I have found with other competitors at this price point. The noise cancellation isn’t the best but it’s not terrible either. I’d give noise cancellation at 3/5. Battery life is great. I tend to get 18 hours of good use out of it. Pairing was very simple and straight forward.
Oh yeah, there is a nice soft carrying case that comes with the headphones. I don’t typically use those sorts of things but if you do it’s pretty nice I must say.
In all I’m very satisfied with these and even more happy that I didn’t have to spend 10 times the cash to get something that does essentially the same thing. Save yourself some money and get these bad boys for yourself.
September 18, 2019
These headphones are a quality piece. The build quality for a product at this cost astounds me. These are very robust and appear that they will last a long time. The sound quality is very good. Noise cancellation is very effective. The only reason I did not give this a 5 star rating is because I like to listen to my music at deafening volumes and these headphones just don't get loud enough for my personal preference. I will say that at the "maximum volume" the sound quality doesn't seem to get distorted like others I have used in the past so that is a plus. Comfortable to wear for hours at a time. Better battery life is impressive. I am happy with my purchase. I have not used these to make or receive phone calls so I can not comment on that aspect. Not the reason I purchased these. Wasn't even a feature I considered when making a purchase decision.
July 17, 2019
I would have given this 5 stars if it didn't come so scratched up. Something happened during assembly. Some areas have these small rips n tears. 🤨 The storage bag looks like it was used to wipe broken glass or something. I can live with it I'll take this one on the chin because its Prime Day 😁 even though this wasn't on sale. 🤫 It's not too bad but still I paid for a new item not a used one ... 😠
The sound quality is pretty good. It's not the best but it's not high priced either. It's good. It fits over the ear not on the ear which I prefer because it's more comfortable to me. Build quality is pretty good minus the cosmetic stuff. Buttons feel solid. The noise cancellation works pretty good. I had a fan on and when I hit the NC it dissapeared 😮. I have a previous Blueido that I replaced and this brand is becoming one of my favs. 🤙You can just tap the headset to stop or start and when you take off the headset it automatically stops and when go to put it back on it starts automatically. 😯👍
The sound quality is pretty good. It's not the best but it's not high priced either. It's good. It fits over the ear not on the ear which I prefer because it's more comfortable to me. Build quality is pretty good minus the cosmetic stuff. Buttons feel solid. The noise cancellation works pretty good. I had a fan on and when I hit the NC it dissapeared 😮. I have a previous Blueido that I replaced and this brand is becoming one of my favs. 🤙You can just tap the headset to stop or start and when you take off the headset it automatically stops and when go to put it back on it starts automatically. 😯👍
September 18, 2019
Has a decent fit and finish. Earcups are nice and big but the volume is disappointing. Sound is so-so. My Bluedio UFO is at %70 volume to make it as loud as this one at %100.
Also the lady who talks when I put it to max volume is annnnnoooooying! UFO just beeped.
I wish it was just a tiny bit louder. (Noise cancellation doesn't make much difference)
Update: I have to adjust the rating from 2 stars to 4! Yes! FOUR! two reasons; The price is very good. Should have rated it originally 3 stars, not 2. And while the sound is not loud enough there is a virtual surround sound or something. I was playing the new call of duty game and I can always hear if someone is running behind me. More like the room behind me. Unfortunately, I broke my headset (my own fault) and while I had a similar priced headset but I could NOT hear the footsteps the same way at all. So guess what. I am buying this headset again!
Also the lady who talks when I put it to max volume is annnnnoooooying! UFO just beeped.
I wish it was just a tiny bit louder. (Noise cancellation doesn't make much difference)
Update: I have to adjust the rating from 2 stars to 4! Yes! FOUR! two reasons; The price is very good. Should have rated it originally 3 stars, not 2. And while the sound is not loud enough there is a virtual surround sound or something. I was playing the new call of duty game and I can always hear if someone is running behind me. More like the room behind me. Unfortunately, I broke my headset (my own fault) and while I had a similar priced headset but I could NOT hear the footsteps the same way at all. So guess what. I am buying this headset again!
August 12, 2019
I've only had them for a week and I'm still a tad skeptical, the sound is good and have suprisly good bass for the price point. However I have some worries
1. While I appreciate USB-C, it doesn't seem to be up to protocol, they won't charge through USB-C PD and really becareful which cord you use to charge as I'm pretty sure too high voltage with damage your charging port
2. The Earcups are really bad, they are very soft as advertised, but they are too soft, to the point they feel really cheap and they aren't that thick either, after long time use this will deteriorate and the headphones won't be comfortable anymore.
3. They have an autopause feature, when the headphones are taken off they will automatically pause the content being played, and this is a nice featue, but sometimes even the slightest adjustment to the headphones will cause it to pause your context and laying down with them on is a nightmare.
4. The Active Nose Cancelling is not the best, but for $40 don't expect these to be Bose or Sony level, it's something I think they should cut entirely to get a better USB-C port.
5. I question the durability. if these last at least 6 months I'd be happy as they are only $40 and wouldn't be to hard to replace, but if they start to fall apart before then, I will not be purchasing from Bludio again. I will keep this review updated as I spend more time with the headphones
1. While I appreciate USB-C, it doesn't seem to be up to protocol, they won't charge through USB-C PD and really becareful which cord you use to charge as I'm pretty sure too high voltage with damage your charging port
2. The Earcups are really bad, they are very soft as advertised, but they are too soft, to the point they feel really cheap and they aren't that thick either, after long time use this will deteriorate and the headphones won't be comfortable anymore.
3. They have an autopause feature, when the headphones are taken off they will automatically pause the content being played, and this is a nice featue, but sometimes even the slightest adjustment to the headphones will cause it to pause your context and laying down with them on is a nightmare.
4. The Active Nose Cancelling is not the best, but for $40 don't expect these to be Bose or Sony level, it's something I think they should cut entirely to get a better USB-C port.
5. I question the durability. if these last at least 6 months I'd be happy as they are only $40 and wouldn't be to hard to replace, but if they start to fall apart before then, I will not be purchasing from Bludio again. I will keep this review updated as I spend more time with the headphones
July 15, 2019
Upon opening the box, I was excited to see how well these headphones would perform. The design looks nice, the functionality was great, the swivel was neat. The instructions were direct and concise with the description of functions.
After a full charge, I connected them to my phone to test them out. I like my music loud, so I maxed it out. The headphones have good highs and mids. There's enough lows to feel the beat. I feel as of the volume could be much louder, but it is definitely tolerable and nicely balanced. Depending on the device, you can have better control on the output. My phone, Galaxy S8 plus, has Dobly Atmos, which enhances anything I'm listening to, as if it just got mixed on the spot. I would love for the volume to have the capability of the T2 headphones. Talk about LOUD!
Turning on Noise Cancellation enhances the bass and actually does work fairly well. I was able to test it on an airplane and it was a world of difference from normal mode.
The cushions are very comfortable, for me. Typically I'd have to take headphones off because they'd put too much pressure on my ears. I haven't had to do that with these, and the longest I've had them on is about 3 hours so far.
Button usage was fairly easy after some usage and memorization. My only quirk is not being able to hold the home or multi function button to connect multiple devices, only because is not able to do so. When changing music tracks, the integrated voice cannot be avoided about "maximum volume" when using the buttons to change the song, although it'll still change it after a long press.
The face detection does work, but it's not the most consistent. There were times I could take the headphones completely off and it would still play, then I could barely move it off my ear and the music would pause. The double tap to pause or play is very consistent.
Battery life has been well for me. But I honestly haven't had these long enough to thoroughly test it.
They were already advertised to be lower than their previous T2, that truly lived up to a 40 hour life.
I have limited usage with the mic, in a more quiet setting. It does seem to pick up background noise, but not so strong that it's picking up the wind of your air conditioner or somebody breathing, but maybe distant voices or chatter. The recipient should still hear you clearly. If you're soft spoken then you may have to exert an additional 10% of your energy.
Connectivity was quick with everything I connected to. As long as the previous device was disconnected, it automatically went into pairing mode for another one. USB-C is very convenient. I cannot determine of it does help with faster charging, but I do like the convenience of not needing a one directional USB.
TL;DR: If you like the newest tech, are looking to get some nice Bluetooth headphones that are affordable with some of the high dollar perks, still have an aux on your phone (no offense), these are a choice that you should consider.
After a full charge, I connected them to my phone to test them out. I like my music loud, so I maxed it out. The headphones have good highs and mids. There's enough lows to feel the beat. I feel as of the volume could be much louder, but it is definitely tolerable and nicely balanced. Depending on the device, you can have better control on the output. My phone, Galaxy S8 plus, has Dobly Atmos, which enhances anything I'm listening to, as if it just got mixed on the spot. I would love for the volume to have the capability of the T2 headphones. Talk about LOUD!
Turning on Noise Cancellation enhances the bass and actually does work fairly well. I was able to test it on an airplane and it was a world of difference from normal mode.
The cushions are very comfortable, for me. Typically I'd have to take headphones off because they'd put too much pressure on my ears. I haven't had to do that with these, and the longest I've had them on is about 3 hours so far.
Button usage was fairly easy after some usage and memorization. My only quirk is not being able to hold the home or multi function button to connect multiple devices, only because is not able to do so. When changing music tracks, the integrated voice cannot be avoided about "maximum volume" when using the buttons to change the song, although it'll still change it after a long press.
The face detection does work, but it's not the most consistent. There were times I could take the headphones completely off and it would still play, then I could barely move it off my ear and the music would pause. The double tap to pause or play is very consistent.
Battery life has been well for me. But I honestly haven't had these long enough to thoroughly test it.
They were already advertised to be lower than their previous T2, that truly lived up to a 40 hour life.
I have limited usage with the mic, in a more quiet setting. It does seem to pick up background noise, but not so strong that it's picking up the wind of your air conditioner or somebody breathing, but maybe distant voices or chatter. The recipient should still hear you clearly. If you're soft spoken then you may have to exert an additional 10% of your energy.
Connectivity was quick with everything I connected to. As long as the previous device was disconnected, it automatically went into pairing mode for another one. USB-C is very convenient. I cannot determine of it does help with faster charging, but I do like the convenience of not needing a one directional USB.
TL;DR: If you like the newest tech, are looking to get some nice Bluetooth headphones that are affordable with some of the high dollar perks, still have an aux on your phone (no offense), these are a choice that you should consider.
October 16, 2019
These are pretty solid for the money. It seems like an amateur reviewer on youtube needlessly wrecked their reputation, and now Bluedio's stuff is selling very cheaply. They work well, and don't seem to have any bugs that I've found (which is common with bargain electronics).
The sound quality is very good for most purposes, especially considering the price. The noise cancellation, however is mediocre, and nowhere close to what the Bose QC 35 II or Sony W-1000s can do - though those cost about 10x more. There is a change in bass character when using the NC, but it's not gone as some say, it just has a different sound.
The sound quality is very good for most purposes, especially considering the price. The noise cancellation, however is mediocre, and nowhere close to what the Bose QC 35 II or Sony W-1000s can do - though those cost about 10x more. There is a change in bass character when using the NC, but it's not gone as some say, it just has a different sound.
