BestFire E-990 Series Mega Bass Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Headset Earphones Earbuds Stereo Wireless Headphone Headset Support Noise Cancelling Handsfree Calling for iphone Samsung HTC LG and other Smartphone Headset (Black)

I think there great! There loud, not expensive, really easy to hook up to anything that is Bluetooth. A lot of people ask me where did I get them from and how much since the music is loud. Charges up really fast and I do plan on buying a few more.

Pros: decent sound and easy pairingCons: these things aren't just uncomfortable, they HURT to wear for more than 5 minutes! The ear "cavity" is too small, pressing on the tissue of the ear. The clamping pressure of the headset is high, resulting in pain. If you have a small head and cute little ears, these may work for you. If you wear a size 7 1/4 hat and have normal size ears they definately will NOT.Also on the "con" side; the controls are "bubble" or "blister" buttons that are difficult to find with your fingers. I don't use them with a cell phone so not a big deal for me. However to advance music lists or change volume it is problemmatic.A real shame they couldn't figure out how to size the ear piece to fit the majority of people, because they are a capable set of headphones at a reasonable price. Perhaps useful for children

Uhh So My Headphones Wont Turn On But The Red Light Comes On When I Attempt To Charge Them Please Contact Me Back Thanks

First things first, I received these headphones free for the purpose of review. I’m hoping that my observations and impressions will prove helpful to you in your decision making. If you have questions, feel free to post them in the comments section and I’ll do my best to answer based on my own experience with the product.What you’re getting with this order:(1) Pair E-990 Mega Bass Wireless headphones(1) Micro-USB cord(1) User's manualWhat are these, and what are their advertised features?: The E-990 are a pair of wireless headphones that allow you to access your audio via a bluetooth enabled device. They can also be used to listen on a non-bluetooth device through the use of a 3.5mm Aux cord (not provided). When paired via bluetooth to your phone, the headphones allow you access to some of that phone’s functions including accepting and ending a call, rejecting a call, and redialing the last number dialed. The E-990 are currently being offered at the ceiling of the budget price point (FYI, my personal scale of price points is budget= <$30; mid-range = >$30-$80; premium= $80-$150; premium plus= $150-$200; deluxe=>$200)Do they perform as advertised?:I’ve tested these headphones thoroughly, and I’ll break down this answer by function:Bluetooth: The headphones charged without difficulty using the provided micr-USB. An on/off switch on the posterior side of the R headphone automatically puts the headphones into bluetooth pairing mode when switched on. The device becomes discoverable as “990” on your device and when selected paired within 5-7 seconds the very first time, and then automatically within just a few seconds each time they were turned on near my phone subsequently.Audio: Sound quality is excellent, especially when you factor in that this headset competes at the top of the budget price range. First of all, these definitely live up to the “mega-bass” claims, having a deeper, richer bass than any I’ve tested in this price range. The bass is so dominating that those who don’t prefer it may find it to be too much. Sound is always subjective, and for me, if these headphones have a weakness it was the midranges. The sound there is good, but at times seemed unable to stand up to the strong bass. Trebles were good. I think that overall, the audio will impress a great many users, especially those trying to spend $30 or less. I tested the audio on audiocheck.net and verified the advertised 20Hz-20kHz frequency response. Quality was good with no rattle or parasitic hum when drivers were stressed. Speakers are wired correctly and polarity is preserved.Wired: There is a 3.5mm Aux jack which allows the headset to be used wirelessly. Remember that no cord is included.Phone: When connected to your phone via bluetooth, you can access some of its functions. The user’s guide is sufficient for guiding you through each of these functions. I had no difficulty accessing or using them.Noise cancelling: While the bass is the star of this show, the noise cancellation ability of this set is quite impressive.Now, just a word about build and appearance. These are well built, especially for the price point. The headband and the ear pieces have a padded faux leather, the cans are a durable seeming hard plastic and the controls are easily found and accessed. The pair I received is well represented in the product description photos being done in all black with the silver accent around the cans and at the controls. They are designed with hinges for folding storage, and this feature works very well. They look a bit wide for my taste when worn, but they do offer full ear coverage and are comfortable.Any negatives?: No. I haven't owned them long enough to speak with certainty about durability and so if issues emerge, I'll return and edit my review.Bottom line: If you’re looking to maximize sound quality on a pair of over the ear, bluetooth headphones, these are well worth your time and attention. This is especially true if bass is important to you and I’ll say again, I have not come across a stronger bass in this price range. Add in the quality of the build and the design, and the price is more than justified. Enjoy!