OneOdio A70 Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Foldable Wireless and Wired Headset with Microphone, Professional Studio Monitor Mixing Headphones for PC/Phone (Blue)

I rarely write reviews but feel compelled to say how PERFECT and awesome these headphones are. The sound quality, design are wonderful, and the fit is comfortable, but what especially impresses me is how INSANELY LONG the battery lasts. I use these headphones via Bluetooth, but only every few weeks. In the meantime, I just leave them switched on and connected to my PC's Bluetooth, but I don't charge them. I can come back to them, up to three weeks after last using them, and they still have 100% charge. They stay connected to my PC that entire time. These headphones never seem to die! Such a cheap price for a great product.

I bought these as my first ever Bluetooth headphones. I have a pair of Sony on ear headphones that I've been using for easily three years and they're fine. The cushion was damaged and I replaced it with new pads but they're not as comfortable. That's why I wanted over ear headphones as a pair I can wear for longer periods.These are seriously comfortable, they're not as heavy as I expected and they feel far better quality than the price. The buttons are a little plastic, but the cushioning is really, really good and they have metal in the headphone adjusters so I'd say the overall quality is very good.They connect to the Bluetooth as you'd expect, but what I didn't expect was the usable range (I left my phone downstairs and went upstairs and I noticed no difference in the quality). The microphone is apparently perfect, I've had no issues using them for Skype or phone calls outside at all.They are bulkier than I'm used to (these are my only over-ear pair to be fair), but they fold away into the bag provided really nicely and they don't feel big on your head, as I said they're really comfortable. I've been wearing them for most of the day everyday and I've not felt at all that they're too big, too uncomfortable or had to take them off because of anything like that.They came apparently fully charged, according to the read on my phone, and I've no reason to doubt that - they had power from last Tuesday when I got them all the way up to yesterday (Monday) morning. And I have been using them loads. Most of the day while working and then in the evening for games and films.They have two ports so you can share audio with someone else. As soon as you plug the jack they turn off, so you can't use Bluetooth and then share audio. I researched other types of Bluetooth headphones and they apparently do the same, which is unfortunate. You get two audio cables in the box and they have a locking mechanism so you can't accidentally pull the wire out. You get a very short charging cable too.The audio quality is very good. I'm not sure they're better than my Sony pair but they are very good. I found that adjusting my audio settings in my phone improved the sound anyway. My Sony pair are richer I think but it's hardly noticeable, and for what you get with these headphones for the price it's amazing. You'll never catch me spending £70+ on some bose pair anyway.One last thing, the instructions are quite obviously not written by a native English speaker and I think have been translated. But it doesn't really matter because they're really easy to work: get your device in pairing mode and long press the on button. Long press volume up or down to skip the track forward/ back. Turning them on is long press too. Short press on the on button when they're on activates my Google assistant unless I'm getting a call and then it answers it. They haven't for me played a ringtone when I get calls, the music just stops. Personally I would check my phone and screen the call through my phone anyway.These are a great purchase and I'm really happy with them. If you're interested my personal baseline to compare these to: I wear the in ear headphones you get with your Samsung S10 or the Sony MDR-ZK660 over ear headphones. These new OneOdio ones are my default now.

WOW .Before I start I have Bose QC35, Plantronic Back Beat Pro, Soundcore Q30, Sony CH700n and a couple of Sennheiser RF headphones.I bought these myself when discounted to £39.99The OneOdio A70 sound fantastic to my ear for £39 quid. Its a no brainer. If you don't want to pay Bose prices get these. They are very close for sound.1, Build. Not bad but a little bulkier and probably no where near as good as Bose (saying that i have already replaced the ear pads on Bose.)2, Comfort. Not as comfortable as the Bose but i think Bose are the most comfortable out there bar none. (i have tried loads), they have slightly more clamping force than the QC35 and i do feel the top head band on top of head a little more but not to much (I do have a big head though).4, Battery Excellent so far, not sure if you can swap out in years to come.5, Bluetoothieness. Excellent. When paired with Bluetooth 5.0 capable phone (better than Bose QC).6, Noise Cancelling Wor lass keeps creeping up on me and scaring the life out of me (However I don't use or intend to use them outside/or on flights so cannot vouch for those. This is where Sony MX and Bose QC45 may be better than the QC35's but have a decrease in sound stage.7, Sound. For the price EXCELLENT just the right amount of base for me i am not a base head but prefer the sound signature of Plantronics these match that. Just play back some Hi Res audio to hear them true.I do hear the same (Chinese import) chime sounds as i have heard on others but these just sound better.I am truly blown away with these. If they hold up i will be well chuffed. I also have the Chinese August 650 which sound wise hold up good but "pleather is well shot and have to shower after using them, the Plantronics have also failed in the band and cups.Honest. If you just want some decent over ear headphones you cannot go wrong with these.You may ask why get more headphones when you already have the QC35's I check all reviews on Rtings, Oluvs Gadgets, Z Reviews and so on, I crave for the perfect headphones.The comfort of the Bose QC35.The control wheels of the Plantronic Back Beat Pros.The sound signature of the Bose QC35/Plantronic Back Beat pros/Sennheiser Momentum 3 on tap.The pure affordability and value of the Onodio A70sIf anyone wants to send me some headphones for review you are more than welcome.**UPDATE**.... I have mentioned durability. They are knackered. The blue status led has been flashing for about 20 hours. I cannot turn them off or unpair headphones (as explained in manual). So they are going back. Not great. Sorry for misleading review, but they were great for a week. £49 for a week is not good.