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Wireless Earphones

Kayshee123

Hi everyone,
I was just having a browse through some wireless earphones as I need some for the gym. I had skull candy wired ones but I stepped on them and the cable broke. So after that I said I’d get a wireless pair. I found a fully wireless pair, no wires connected the earphones together. The reviews seem pretty good and so I ordered them but I’ll know in about 3 weeks time what they’re like. They’re on promotion at the minute with a coupon code I found on a deals website, hope this is useful for someone. http://www.tmart.com/QCY-Q29-Mini-Wireless-Bluetooth-4-1-Double-Dual-Headphone-Earphone-with-Charging-Box-Black_p363627.html
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TitianGerm

Invincible wrote: »

Dont forget the free iphone x case as listed on hukd ðŸ˜‰

I didn't bother getting it in case they shipped them separately and I'd end up paying two Parcel Motel fees (and I don't have an iPhone) :pac:

Invincible

TitianGerm wrote: »

30% off voucher available on Soundcore Liberty Neo on Amazon at the minute. £60 reduced to £42 but you need to ship to AddressPal or the like.

Soundcore Truly-Wireless Earbuds, Liberty Neo by Anker, Wireless Headphones with Graphene-Enhanced Drivers, 12-Hour Playtime, IPX5 Waterproof, Stereo Calls, Easy Pair, AAC, Microphone & Bluetooth 5.0 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07MCGZK3B/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_-7r8CbZPJS0S8

Dont forget the free iphone x case as listed on hukd ðŸ˜‰

TitianGerm

30% off voucher available on Soundcore Liberty Neo on Amazon at the minute. £60 reduced to £42 but you need to ship to AddressPal or the like.

Soundcore Truly-Wireless Earbuds, Liberty Neo by Anker, Wireless Headphones with Graphene-Enhanced Drivers, 12-Hour Playtime, IPX5 Waterproof, Stereo Calls, Easy Pair, AAC, Microphone & Bluetooth 5.0 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07MCGZK3B/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_-7r8CbZPJS0S8

gman2k

Invincible wrote:

Are they from amazons store on ali? I have rhe Trekz Titanium, sound leakage too, but waterproof and great for cycling.

They are from "Shop804902" on AliExpress

Invincible

gman2k wrote: »

So these arrived, very happy with the build quality. Sound is a bit tinny, but suppose that's to be expected for where they are placed. Comfortable to wear and very light, and can hear everything going on around me no problems.
There is a lot of sound leakage from them as noted by the other half, so would need to compare to the more expensive brands.
I haven't worn them out on the bike yet, and I would just be using them for taking calls, not necessarily for listening to music

Are they from amazons store on ali?
I have rhe Trekz Titanium, sound leakage too, but waterproof and great for cycling.

gman2k

gman2k wrote:

I've a set of "Original z8" bone conduction headphones coming to me soon from AliExpress. (Tracking says it had arrived in Ireland yesterday). I'll let ye know how they are, they seem to be the ones with the most orders on Ali- nearly 1500 bought.

So these arrived, very happy with the build quality. Sound is a bit tinny, but suppose that's to be expected for where they are placed. Comfortable to wear and very light, and can hear everything going on around me no problems.
There is a lot of sound leakage from them as noted by the other half, so would need to compare to the more expensive brands.
I haven't worn them out on the bike yet, and I would just be using them for taking calls, not necessarily for listening to music

IvoryTower

Just ordered my 3rd set of plantronic backbeat pros, for anyone else who struggles with the in ear types these are your only man for running

Suckit

No idea what these are like,the reviews in the comments claim they're decent - I'm guessing for the price.

$2.91 with discount https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33000129749.html

Use the coupons - https://i.imgur.com/AIzH2pE.png

adox

So Creative have refunded me the price I paid for the Outlier Airs but not as yet the postage to return them, which was €14! I sent them by registered mail as advised by Creative and sent them a scan of the receipt.

I've contacted them again about it and they have offered store credit for 30 days or an earpiece!

I'm not at all impressed.

I've replied saying that I want neither and want a refund.

Awaiting a reply.

Ghost Train

Got a pair of these Kovebble Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Sports Earphones for 10£
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07HMRQCT3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_w-Q6CbBEP2GQ5

Think I prefer them to the taotronics tt-bh07, bit more bass. Buttons a little strange arrangement but usable

I still think I prefer wired ear buds

IvoryTower

I got the mpow wireless earphones on amazon for 20e. Decent for the price, wouldn't stay put while sprinting mind, were fine for general running. Plantronics backbeat still my go too, only earphones I've been able to sprint in to date. Unfortunately they're about 100e

_Kaiser_

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

Cheers guys - I was looking on Amazon and some YouTube reviews last night and came across these

Any thoughts, or would they be much the same as the 2 mentioned? (EDIT: Nevermind.. only seeing Suckit's post above now and they seem pretty good alright)

Went with the Mixcder E9 above in the end and they arrived last night.

Typing this review with them on and even without music playing and ANC enabled, I can't hear the clicks of the mouse though other things like notifications come through. With music or video though they're excellent and good bass effects. Would be nice if they were a bit louder sometimes but that's probably a good thing.

Pretty impressed so far, but the real test will be my next flight

zweton

T-Bird wrote: »

I have been using THESE in gym for past 2 years and they are great. I tried the wireless in ear things but they drove me mad.

Do they stay in even with sweaty ears on the threadmill?

Suckit

Aren't the bone conduction headphones only really worth it if you have a hearing impairment? I had the pair I thought were for cycling, they did my head in. Luckily I had them less than 30 days and sent them back.
I had the AfterShokz Sportz Titanium (without mic).
There are a few different styles on DHGate if you scroll down. I prefer the normal ones though.

gman2k

I've a set of "Original z8" bone conduction headphones coming to me soon from AliExpress. (Tracking says it had arrived in Ireland yesterday).
I'll let ye know how they are, they seem to be the ones with the most orders on Ali- nearly 1500 bought.

goldenhoarde

corkie wrote: »

That item finally arrived today. (See my report on tracking).

Cheap piece of crap and very fragile.

Was charging it with a power-bank and when I tried to disconnect, It split open near charging port and extremely tiny power button fell out. Luckily found it and manage to get it back in place.

Sound is a bit tinny so not great for playing music, also the stream would cut out occasionally even with the phone still streaming it.

Have yet to test it with phone calls. So it maybe handy for calls while driving or feedback from gmaps?

Got one too and same as above nearly came apart when taking charger out. Tinny and picks up a lot of background noise but as above might be useful for car

corkie

corkie wrote: »

The bone conductor version can also be got for less than €3

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/kebidu-Bone-Conduction-Earphone-Wireless-Bluetooth-4-2-Headphones-Sports-Headset-Stereo-for-xiaomi-iphone-7/32948832318.html

^^^ At that price, I put in an order anyway, even if I don't really need it.

^^^ It also maybe falsely advertised as a Bone Conductor see ... (previous post)

That item finally arrived today. (See my report on tracking).

Cheap piece of crap and very fragile.

Was charging it with a power-bank and when I tried to disconnect, It split open near charging port and extremely tiny power button fell out. Luckily found it and manage to get it back in place.

Sound is a bit tinny so not great for playing music, also the stream would cut out occasionally even with the phone still streaming it.

Have yet to test it with phone calls. So it maybe handy for calls while driving or feedback from gmaps?

Edit: Battery: approx 1.5 hours (Dropped reported 70% over an hour).
Calls: Quiet both ends and distant on receiving.

Suckit

I saw these yesterday, I didn't go for them. Posting in case anyone else wants to.
Mini True Wireless Earbuds
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32859288985.html
Yesterday there was a choice of three, including a pair, but they must have sold out. They didn't look great (same price).
I'll leave it up anyway.
The choices were much like these - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33002483321.html

Noise isolating memory foam tips on salef for $1.99
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/KZ-New-Upgrade-Original-3Pair-6pcs-Noise-Isolating-Comfortble-Memory-Foam-Ear-Tips-Ear-Pads-Earbuds/32951097956.html

TitianGerm

smilerf wrote: »

Must be over

They are usually around €20. The RRP is massively overstated.

smilerf

Must be over

dodzy

Ridiculous price for these. Just buy em.

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/qcy-wireless-qs1-headphones-1155-with-new-user-discount-3234678

smilerf

Get the bh60
Fantastic for the money

T-Bird

tommycahir wrote: »

Hi All

Looking for a cheap pair of Bluetooth headphones for gym with noise cancellation. I won't be using them for running or similar mainly just weights etc. I mainly listen to podcasts in the gym so want to have noise cancellation to drown out the music the gym blasts out.. From reading above the taotronics bh60 seem to be well recommended?

I have been using THESE in gym for past 2 years and they are great. I tried the wireless in ear things but they drove me mad.

xckjoo

IMO passive noise cancellation with a good ear seal is more important than active noise cancellation. Specially if you're going for cheap

munsterbear

tommycahir wrote: »

Hi All

Looking for a cheap pair of Bluetooth headphones for gym with noise cancellation. I won't be using them for running or similar mainly just weights etc. I mainly listen to podcasts in the gym so want to have noise cancellation to drown out the music the gym blasts out.. From reading above the taotronics bh60 seem to be well recommended?

Are people going for the newer BH60's? They seem to be about $99 on Amazon. Do people use parcel wizard?

tommycahir

Hi All

Looking for a cheap pair of Bluetooth headphones for gym with noise cancellation. I won't be using them for running or similar mainly just weights etc. I mainly listen to podcasts in the gym so want to have noise cancellation to drown out the music the gym blasts out.. From reading above the taotronics bh60 seem to be well recommended?

IBrows89

I bought the Alfawise V5 TWS Wireless earbuds the other day, someone had posted a link a few pages back and I just wanted a cheap pair for work and walking the dog.

I've been very impressed so far, they fit really well & battery life seems good so far especially for the price. They pair when you take them out of the box and unpair when you put them away, you can use one at a time as well which I've heard some models can't do. I usually don't like in ear buds as I've tinee tiny ears but the smallest size fittings fit well.

They sound decent but not much base but they can go loud. I haven't used them for any phone calls yet though so can't comment on that.

I'd def recommend them for a cheap set of ear buds, can't really find many negatives with them at the moment but only had them 3 days so far. I know the quality of some items from gearbest can differ so not sure if they're all like the ones I received.

Thank a million for whoever recommended them earlier!!

https://www.gearbest.com/headsets/pp_009146860175.html

_Kaiser_

smilerf wrote: »

I have the taotronics bh60. They are very good

dulpit wrote: »

See my post above re. BH060s: https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=110244689&postcount=900

KingBot wrote: »

I got myself a pair of them a few weeks back when they were €100. Great sound. Have only charged them once and used them on the plane back from Spain last week. All good. Noise Cancelling is mainly for ambient noise but it did the job. Love them.

Cheers guys - I was looking on Amazon and some YouTube reviews last night and came across these

Any thoughts, or would they be much the same as the 2 mentioned? (EDIT: Nevermind.. only seeing Suckit's post above now and they seem pretty good alright)

KingBot

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

So I'm looking at wireless headphones (as opposed to the in ear type) as I've been doing some traveling for work lately and the crying child all the way back from the UK last week has convinced me I need to do something

Usage will probably be some videos and music. Comfort and airplane suitable is a must. I wouldn't consider myself a huge music fan anymore but I have a bose sound system in the car so decent quality is important all the same.

But given I'll probably only use these on work trips I don't want to spend a fortune either. Was looking at a Sony model (WH-CH700N) on the Currys site for €120 so that would be my max limit.

Anyone here recommend them or another one they've used that may fit the bill?

I got myself a pair of them a few weeks back when they were €100. Great sound. Have only charged them once and used them on the plane back from Spain last week. All good. Noise Cancelling is mainly for ambient noise but it did the job. Love them.

dulpit

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

So I'm looking at wireless headphones (as opposed to the in ear type) as I've been doing some traveling for work lately and the crying child all the way back from the UK last week has convinced me I need to do something

Usage will probably be some videos and music. Comfort and airplane suitable is a must. I wouldn't consider myself a huge music fan anymore but I have a bose sound system in the car so decent quality is important all the same.

But given I'll probably only use these on work trips I don't want to spend a fortune either. Was looking at a Sony model (WH-CH700N) on the Currys site for €120 so that would be my max limit.

Anyone here recommend them or another one they've used that may fit the bill?

See my post above re. BH060s: https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=110244689&postcount=900