When I first started playing music on this speaker the volume was all the way up and I was blown away by how much sound could come out of such a small speaker... and without noticeable distortion. Half volume is comfortable quiet room level for me, so it has lots of room to increase the volume for parties and other loud environments.
Pairing was simple and worked on the first try. It's been a while since I last used anything with bluetooth audio and it seems that in that time audio quality has significantly improved. It also has a line in jack for using it without bluetooth.
The battery lasts a long time. I used it for a full 8 hour day and it still had more to go (they advertise 10-12 hours). In addition, it can also be used while plugged in.
It's fairly lightweight and compact, especially for the amount of sound it puts out and battery life.
You can find it on amazon by searching for "blitzwolf bluetooth speakers"
Full Disclosure: I received this product for free in exchange for an honest review.
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I work from home as an Executive Recruiter. I am on the phone literally 10 hours a day non-stop. I tend to pace around while I work so I need a headset that provides me mobility. I also like the sound coming into both ears in stereo as it sounds more natural.
I hate how most BT headsets hook onto your ear or shove an earpiece in your ear. After 10 hours of that your ears can get pretty sore. Last (and most important point) I MUST have a boom mic. My clients don't want me to sound like I am talking on speaker phone or from the bottom of a well. If my voice sounds digitized and robotic, I am not able to connect with the customer because there is no warmth to my voice.
Anyway, all that being said, I saw this:
http://www.cellphoneshop.net/bhm20.html
Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset With Boom Microphone
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and it was on sale for $29.99 and has 12 hour talk time. For that price, had to pull the trigger. Hope I won't be disappointed.
P.S. And no, I won't be wearing this walking down the street - lol - for home office use only.
** You can get free shipping by entering the Coupon Code: fship
While shopping for headsets this afternoon, I found myself chatting with one of the sales in an audio shop for a while. Described the problem to him, how any earphones with an inline mic automatically sound "radio-y" unless the button is pressed down. Immediately he pulled out a plug and told me it's because manufacturers might have switched the positives and negatives, and that this plug can "switch" it back. He sold it to me for around US$4 (Might have been ripped off, but I was too happy to have found a solution to care).
Tested with (my brand new shiny) Skull Candy Full Metal Jacket. Button works in answering calls and mic seems to work as well. Weirdly, mic only works in native call, but not skype calls. (Still need more testing on that) Only play/pause is supported in DoubleTwist (not tested on other audio players), and next/previous tracks don't seem to work. Combo was probably recognized (otherwise music would have stopped, I'd imagine), I guess that's software problem now.
Yeah, I know I'm not saying much helpful here, but that might be something that you would want to look for. "switching positives and negatives". Not sure what that means myself, but meh, it works!
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Any chance for a part number or name. I'm having trouble finding this for myself
Thanks
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Just wanted to give my opinion and maybe convince somebody that is looking for a good set of wirless headphones.
They are extremely comfortable and the battery life is ridiculous, they last up to 30 hours of playback music, that means that I've charged em just once since I got them, like a month ago, it's amazing. They can pair through NFC and the bluetooth pairing is extremely simple as well.
The sound guys is spectacular when you use the software like Viper4android, you can unleash the true potential of this headphones with differential sound, more base, impulsers etc..., really if you are looking for a headset that looks cool, sounds better and has the convience of wireless technology, look no further.
I use them mainly on my home or when traveling, I think they are too expensive to wear them in the street plus I don't like to risk my gadgets all that much.
Also, they have an attachable cable to use them in wired mode if you EVER run out of battery wich is almost impossible or you are on a plane. The difference when you plug the cable is almost imperceptible, is amazing how good they sound in wireless mode.
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congrats on the new headphones... they look freakkin' awesome and comfy. also noticed they are kinda pricey... well, but i also think that it pays off to buy quality.... buying cheap usually means buying twice.
Any idea how these compare with the UE9000?
The BP-1001 by Inateck is a great budget speaker that doesn't feel or function like a budget speaker. The materials used are quality plastics and the unit is lightweight but with just enough weight to feel substantial.
The sound quality is really great, especially for a device of this size and price. The volume gets loud enough to be "too loud".
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The only problem I have with this product is the Owner's Manual. Given the quality of the device I expected better quality from the manual. As you'll hear in the video, the manual was clearly not written by someone who speaks English natively, nor proofread by one. Worse things could happen than a little ambiguity in a manual for a product as intuitive as this. Because it looks to pair with previously paired devices AND looks for new devices when powered on, setup is a snap.
The small hole to the left of the charging port is the LED indicator. It is small and unobtrusive though it is a little tricky to see while charging.
Overall this is a fantastic little speaker that looks nice on a desk and provides a crisp, clear sound.
I got mine from Amazon
A bluetooth headset bought from Amazon - Tronfy iwork mini 4.0 newest version.
Here is the short video review for unboxing, which you can find its highlights like different pieces of earbuds, allow to connect with one more headset to become a common headset.
Good:
I have used it several days for listen music and receive phone call, the user experience is good. It's easy to wear and carry because its minimal size, the battery life is also long enough, the standby time is 150 hours, but I haven't to test it:dt880smile: In addition, the headset can paired with two device at the same time, there is another important point, the flash light of headset will disturb people near you in the dark environment, so the iwork optimized this function to get rid of flash light.
Shortcoming:
When you connect with another single earbud to become a common, there is a little different feel because different earbud style
In addition, here is a 15% coupon for this product.
Coupon: GBJC7XNK
Expired date: 6.26
Unboxing video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPhZj8p_LdY
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