Found these accidentally, while looking for other bluetooth headphones.
Temporarily out of stock, but still lets you order.
No idea if these are any good or not, but worth a go at £17. I've ordered a couple. :smile:
Bluetooth 3.0
NFC enabled
Multipoint connectivity
Noise cancellation
Compatible with Bluetooth enabled Smartphones, tablets and laptops
6 hour battery
Best thing about this is that you can connect any headphones to the bluetooth unit.
Hardly any retailers selling this now. Next cheapest is £60 on Ebay.
Did a quick search on HUKD and they've been this price or there abouts before but over a year ago at 7dayshop.
*6 hour battery life in stand-by only. 2 hours battery life in use.
- GazmoX
Top comments
polly69
10 Jan 176#6
According to 3x Camel this is the normal price for these headphones and they have been cheaper.
ebingauge
10 Jan 173#9
I have had a couple of pair of these, they're excellent for the price. I've noticed no problem with audio quality, although I admit I'm not an audiophile. Battery last me a full workday. Only trouble I have is I often forget to unclip them and they go through the wash. First pair didn't survive, second pair has survived twice so far...
Latest comments (40)
SimonInd
23 Jan 17#40
Good point, having a wire to a phone on an armband is great for the tube. Why didn't I think of that?
emmpii8
15 Jan 17#39
got one of these but without headphones from eBay.. anyone know good headphones to match with it?
wolvesinwales
13 Jan 17#38
I bought some of these from 7day shop for around £17 last year, I'm happy with the sound quality and connectivity.
ktown
11 Jan 17#36
Battery life was an issue for me after a few months. Use the august ep650, which is hands down the best value for money Bluetooth headset out there now.
efem to ktown
12 Jan 17#37
I have a pair of these and absolutely love it. Good overall music experience and reasonably good battery life. Using with comply tips works even better, and can overdrive a bit without distortion ( can get some punchy bass out for a great gym session ). Have them for over a month now, no issues. Have had 4x of Jaybirds before, they all die sooner than later and battling with them for money back is not worth it. Sound quality isn't that much better.
Mandroid578
11 Jan 17#35
Dunno about the quality etc. But having a Bluetooth device with removable headset is very handy. I've been using the cheap Nokia version for years.
SimonInd
11 Jan 17#32
I've had one for a few years and used it to make my HD25-IIs wireless by clipping it to the headband. Works a treat, sound isn't quite as good as a cable, but when you're listening to music off a phone it's perfectly serviceable and having no wires is great.
Northerndave to SimonInd
11 Jan 17#33
Apart from the wire from the headphones to the box??? Why not just get an arm band for a phone and plug headphones in there?
Bluetooth headphones that plug into a 3.5mm jack, no wonder they aren't made anymore!
polarbaba to SimonInd
11 Jan 17#34
I use a bluedio and avantree version (both bt4 with aptx) of this clip design and it's amazing quality, can't tell if it's wired or not. of course the other advantage is that you can choose whatever earphones /headphones you like that can be driven (impedance) etc.
I use a bt4 with aptx audio dongle in my car as well and the sounds really good and louder than the wired output from my LG phone. I have a audio preamp in my car but with the dongle it's not required.
I think the clip design whilst not the best sellers have use case and enough demand to warrant manufacturers to continue development of this type of product.
I have decent bt3 headphones and other bt3 audio devices ... and not impressed with the sound.
jonconlon
11 Jan 17#31
If you get one they are good.
I have had one for a couple of years, been great.
Lasts me a 7 1/2 hour shift at work listening to music.
Sound quality is good with different head phones (I have some betron of amazon)
paragraph
10 Jan 17#11
Can this bluetooth device convert a normal speaker into a bluetooth speaker if attached with a 3.5mm jack?
Waldolf to paragraph
10 Jan 171#15
Yes, but you might want a speaker with a built in amp.
You can use one of these to add BT to something with a 3.5mm in.
It's a nice little speaker too.
BUZZ FUZZ 47
11 Jan 17#29
Yep I have some very satisfied. I use them for the gym. Not overly loud but like others have said you have change the headphones out for a different pair
basergorkobal
11 Jan 17#28
Very good product. No as aptx but sound quality is ok for casual listening to audiobooks. Battery lasts around 6 hours. Couldn't be without mine now.
LetoKynes
10 Jan 171#5
Appreciate the fact that this will work for some but personally find it a bit silly to utilise bluetooth but still have to clip something on to your shirt/shorts. I think most people would be better off with ones that have the bluetooth built in to the buds (yes they're chunkier).
basergorkobal to LetoKynes
11 Jan 17#27
I appreciate that is your preference and it's perfectly understandable. But where do you get the conclusion that most people will think the same?
As you say integrated headphones are bulky, heavy. And the headphones themselves cannot be replaced. This can be connected to anything with a headphone jack. And because the buds are small can be used in bed or when running, cycling etc
r3z
10 Jan 171#16
Have been temporarily out of stock for 6+ months. Already have but I've ordered a couple of times as a gift and both eventually been cancelled.
wasabimaster to r3z
11 Jan 17#26
I was waiting for months then got fed up and bought the Samsung for a few quid more.
polarbaba
10 Jan 171#2
check out the bludio and avantree brands as well for similar prices.. Bluetooth v4 with aptx. low lag as well.
not aptx ll but still brilliant.
ghostm4n to polarbaba
11 Jan 17#25
Bought a number of Bluedio headphones now. Love them, and do does my son. Brilliant prices for what you get as well.
MORE4
11 Jan 17#24
Bought for £14.80 just over a year ago
It's excellent
Charges so quickly and lasts all day
In the past month however, mine is only lasting a few hours with little use
Bonny-Tee
11 Jan 17#23
Thanks OP. Ordered with fingers crossed that Amazon restock them.
mechanoid
11 Jan 17#22
Great wee thing.I use it mainly for cycling,and lasts about 5 hours.The earbuds are rubbish for music,so change them for something a bit better
thecresta
11 Jan 17#21
Headphones are poor, but the Bluetooth unit itself is ok.
Good if you can get hold of them but it looks like Amazon may not be getting any more.
takeshioto
11 Jan 172#20
Plugged this into the aux port in my car and hey presto have a bluetooth upgrade for my car
I have a set of these and can't fault the unit itself, the headphones bud type im hit and miss with, used my apple ear phones and sounds great. Ok I used them most in the garden with ear protectors (ones for jet engines) whilst cutting grass and using petrol strimmer. and you good still here the sound great.
Used as handsfree and one ear phone in van ok.
Waldolf
10 Jan 17#14
Very nice compact device. Sound is good and battery life is too.
clicko
10 Jan 171#13
Yup they convert anything with 3.5mm input into Bluetooth.....
Not noise cancelling though... I got one of these years ago and have never had any problems, looks good, does the job and battery lasts much much longer than 2 hours....
I wear mine on a lanyard and personally find it much easier to use than having Bluetooth buds with tiny little buttons on the earpiece or wraparound cable...
£17 gets my thumbs up!
todoroff69
10 Jan 17#10
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SweeneyUK to todoroff69
10 Jan 17#12
Read the info in the post!!
ebingauge
10 Jan 173#9
I have had a couple of pair of these, they're excellent for the price. I've noticed no problem with audio quality, although I admit I'm not an audiophile. Battery last me a full workday. Only trouble I have is I often forget to unclip them and they go through the wash. First pair didn't survive, second pair has survived twice so far...
AzNDeals
10 Jan 171#8
I have one of these, and the main selling point was the fact that you could change the headphones, but still keep the wireless function. This means that you can keep your favourite pair of headphones, but now be able to listen to music wirelessly via bluetooth.
GazmoX
10 Jan 172#7
Very poor audio for music. I think the unit may be optimised for voice. Just 2 hour battery life.
polly69
10 Jan 176#6
According to 3x Camel this is the normal price for these headphones and they have been cheaper.
JC1997
10 Jan 17#4
is this has anc function?
jaypr
10 Jan 17#3
Ordered a couple of these on the 9th of September and got a cancellation e-mail from Amazon on the 2nd of December saying they could not source any.
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Opening post
Temporarily out of stock, but still lets you order.
No idea if these are any good or not, but worth a go at £17. I've ordered a couple. :smile:
Bluetooth 3.0
NFC enabled
Multipoint connectivity
Noise cancellation
Compatible with Bluetooth enabled Smartphones, tablets and laptops
6 hour battery
Best thing about this is that you can connect any headphones to the bluetooth unit.
Hardly any retailers selling this now. Next cheapest is £60 on Ebay.
Did a quick search on HUKD and they've been this price or there abouts before but over a year ago at 7dayshop.
*6 hour battery life in stand-by only. 2 hours battery life in use.
- GazmoX
Top comments
Latest comments (40)
Bluetooth headphones that plug into a 3.5mm jack, no wonder they aren't made anymore!
I use a bt4 with aptx audio dongle in my car as well and the sounds really good and louder than the wired output from my LG phone. I have a audio preamp in my car but with the dongle it's not required.
I think the clip design whilst not the best sellers have use case and enough demand to warrant manufacturers to continue development of this type of product.
I have decent bt3 headphones and other bt3 audio devices ... and not impressed with the sound.
I have had one for a couple of years, been great.
Lasts me a 7 1/2 hour shift at work listening to music.
Sound quality is good with different head phones (I have some betron of amazon)
You can use one of these to add BT to something with a 3.5mm in.
It's a nice little speaker too.
As you say integrated headphones are bulky, heavy. And the headphones themselves cannot be replaced. This can be connected to anything with a headphone jack. And because the buds are small can be used in bed or when running, cycling etc
not aptx ll but still brilliant.
It's excellent
Charges so quickly and lasts all day
In the past month however, mine is only lasting a few hours with little use
Good if you can get hold of them but it looks like Amazon may not be getting any more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oy6rABgkuvo
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Nokia-Wireless-Bluetooth-Headset-Smartphone/dp/B005LBCENE/ref=pd_sim_107_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=0GG8H3JBDWBQ69AAMPXM
Used as handsfree and one ear phone in van ok.
Not noise cancelling though... I got one of these years ago and have never had any problems, looks good, does the job and battery lasts much much longer than 2 hours....
I wear mine on a lanyard and personally find it much easier to use than having Bluetooth buds with tiny little buttons on the earpiece or wraparound cable...
£17 gets my thumbs up!