Ah yeah, thanks for edit. I forgot about p+p for none prime. Could get some add on items I guess. I always save those on my wishlist should I need to add extra gubbins..

Like:
Scissors - (was on here a while back)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B005JZ3SEG/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1BVU2O8HHTLO2&coliid=I10SYOGESOMDQF&psc=1

Tape measure - (it often goes to 99p, and I have a tape measure in every tool box now :smiley:)
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rolson-50565-Measure-Tape/dp/B001KOTNTY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1491950461&sr=8-1&keywords=Rolson+tape+measure

Thanks, whilst browsing I came across these Anker headphones. They are slightly cheaper but not sure what the difference is? https://www.amazon.co.uk/Anker-Headphones-Cancellation-IPX4-Rated-Sweatproof/dp/B016KL277Q/ref=sr_1_6?m=A2PGPJL0BBLHLX&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1492007383&sr=1-6&keywords=headphones

I have these for use down the gym as I got fed up with getting caught up with my wired ones. Once inserted they block out most external noise. They don't come out unless you've not put them in properly but then I only use the cardio machines so can't comment on how good they are at staying in if you are running around.

The sound quality is (IMO) excellent but you quickly loose base if the ear buds are not fully home.

The silicone cable does tend to stick to a sweaty neck but I can't imagine this is very different to any other cordless models.

They will go 5 1hr gym sessions without recharging but once the low battery beeping starts you have only minutes before they go flat.

Bottom line - hard to beat for the money and I recommend them.

Nice one OP, gone for these. Prefer the black :sunglasses:

Plenty loud enough. I have the volume set to about 60% on my iPhone 6S and that is enough (along with the snug fitting - 3 sizes of ear buds supplied) to drown out the music they play in the gym.

Just received mine.
Initial impressions is that it's pretty good,

Connectivity talked straight away, range is about 10m indoors before it starts flaking (in the next room), similar to the ps4 controllers/headphones.

Build feels nicer than a £15 odd product, like the velvet case, packaging is simple and compact, nothing fancy, just very clean.

Sound - well, I'm no expert in audio and I mainly listen to pop/rnb (I understand this knocks my credentials by - 2 points) but here's what I hear;

Upper highs are muffled with minimal brass to it, I guess it's harder to make .
Lows are very prominent (bass heavy), it's not what I would call tight and bleeds slightly.
Mids are ok, response is ok, but the low bleeds into the mid so makes a little muddy, not as punchy as I'd like.

It's bass biased headset so Ill try play with the EQ to get it more natural sounding.

I would say if it was wired, you'd expect similar quality at £20, so seeing as it's bluetooth its pretty good bang for buck.


I have a set of akg k550 reference headphones, pioneer d710 (or something like that), Sony md310 (these sound nicer but just uncomfortable for me), Sony golds (ps4), numerous in ear semi budget sets; Xiaomi v1, v2, v3s, Sony something (cost about £30), Samsung/Apple ear buds.

Edit: EQ,
-3db on lows and livens up the mids,
+ramp up on highs and makes it little better, but not so natural anymore. So highs are "meh", maybe it will clean up after some 'burn in'.. (wishful thinking).

Waiting for a USB-C version of these at a similar price. Makes life a lot easier only using the one cable.

Anker are so hit and miss. I don't bother with them since my 5 port USB charger failed after infrequent use. They said it was a safety feature that would reset. It never did.