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Had a very troubling time getting these headphones to work in XP. Eventually figured out that the problem was related to the fact that the Apple Bootcamp bluetooth drivers do not include the proper audio service/profile. The result being it was really easy to pair the device, but it was impossible to get the device to 'connect'.
Eventually solved the problem following these instructions: http://linkopia.blogspot.com/2009/05/a2dp-stereo-bluetooth-on-win-xp-boot.html
This would have been so much easier if the headphones came with their own drivers. That said, there was no issues getting the headphones working with my iPhone.
As far as quality they seem to work and sound pretty good given they are bluetooth headphones at a great price.
The headphone is very well built. The plastic/rubber arch between two speakers is quite strong and yet flexible. Sound quality and operation on the headset are quite good. Have not tested the interference resistance of the bluetooth signal. My main use of it is during jogging.
Wish the headphone can be folded for better portability. However it might comprehend its durability.
I really like the headset. It had great range on it. I was using it at work and wandering about the floor with it and the music was clear as a bell. I'm a big person about bass the bass in this headset isn't too bad at all. Nothing to write home about (wait isn't that what I'm doing?) but it passes for suitable. Pairing was cake. The only problem I seem to run into is the headset initially taking over sound. Having to disable then enable laptop bluetooth with the headset on in order for the pair to be kick in is kind of a drag, but I've rigged it up to disable/enable wireless too with a switch of a button. So I guess it's not too bad. All in all, great headphones.
My girlfriend bought these for me. I'm using this with a Samsung Impression and also with my laptop at work.
The call quality is acceptable. I can understand her as well with the headphones as I can when I hold the phone to my ear. She says that I sound fine too and she could not hear the road noise from my car even though my car is not the most quiet car in the world.
Pairing these with my phone and laptop was as easy as any other blue tooth device I've used in the past.
The music quality is also acceptable. Obviously, you're not going to get booming bass out of small headphones. The battery in any similar device just doesn't have the power to push bass too loud. I was able to hear music clearly even while driving my noisy car.
The only thing that was a little strange with these compared to other headsets I've used is that the volume control on the headset is separate from the volume control on the phone. This may explain why some people said it was not loud enough. When I first paired these with my phone and turned my phone volume all the way up, they were not loud enough. However, I was able to turn it up louder by using the volume control on the headset.
The blue tooth range on these is very good. In fact, it is better than the other two headsets I've used in the past. I was able to leave my phone in the utility room and walk to the kitchen without any problems. This is about 20 feet away with a concrete block wall between the two rooms. At work, I was able to leave my office and walk to the bathroom down the hall. This caused some static, but I was still able to listen to my laptop from the bathroom.
I think these are a great deal for the price. I can't say how long the battery will last. So far, I've listened to music for about an hour and a half and they are still working fine.
I purchased this primarily for listening to music on my iPhone. The Play/Pause and track advance/repeat buttons do not work with it. I later found a review that confirmed this. The sound quality is decent for non-earbud, on the ear headphones. The feature I was looking for was wireless.
It does not automatically pair up with the PS3, so HQ sound is not possible and the mic is "tin can" like. I am attributing that to the mic being integrated into the ear piece without a mic boom.
Ordered these to try with my iPhone 3GS. Sound quality is not the greatest, but for the price you really can't complain. Very convenient for things like mowing the lawn or other times when corded headphones can be a hassle.
Controls: Volume control (upper right side) works as expected. Track advance/repeat (upper left side) does not work with iPhone. At first I thought that the play/pause (left earpiece) did not work with the iPhone, but later learned that you need to tap it twice in a row. The power button, if tapped, initiates Voice Control (on 3GS). Holding the same button for about a second dials the person you last called. Useful I suppose if you always call the same person? Otherwise, just use Voice Control. Holding the same button powers the headphones down.
There may be some trick to get the track advance to work, but have not found it yet. Still, a very good value.
