Mixcder MS301 Bluetooth Headphones Wireless with Mic Stereo Headset, Bluetooth 4.2, Hi-fi Sound, Over ear Noise Cancelling Headphone, aptX Low Latency for Mobile Phones/TV/Mac/PC - Black

Sound quality is good considering the price and that they're Bluetooth. They're more on the bassy side, and is exactly what I wanted from them. I listen to them outside or in a noisy office, so sound quality wasn't the most important thing I wanted them for.I had to change the default Bluetooth codec off the default aptX Low Latency codec as the audio quality was terrible, and the Bluetooth range was equally bad. But it was fine after that change.The ear cups rotate the correct way (so that the padding is pressed against your body, muffling the music when you've not got them on your head.)The biggest problem I have with it is that there aren't dedicated skip and back buttons for track control. They're shared with the volume buttons. You long press the volume up to skip the track, but you have to hold it for about 5 seconds before it will activate, which makes it pretty useless, especially if you want to skip multiple songs in a row.They should have made the long-press shorter, or given dedicated buttons.A minor complaint I have is that all feedback the headphones give is at MAXIMUM VOLUME. If the battery gets low? It suddenly starts blasting your ears with a high pitched bleeping which really makes you jump. If you turn it on or off? It shouts at you that it's doing so. If you try to turn the volume up too high or two low? It bleeps at maximum volume that it's can't go any higher or lower.

So far this is the best Headphones I’ve bought for years. I was looking to buy a premium quality wireless Headphones with Bluetooth, but to be honest I was a bit shocked when I seen how much it cost to buy the lead brands such like Sennheiser. So I decided to be rebel and buy this this meesport branded Bluetooth Headphones. I’m absolutely happy with this product, very good sound quality and very comfortable to wear.

It came in a small size black box, even this was absolutely promising. Once I opened it (you should see the shock on my face) I was absolutely surprised, inside was my new Bluetooth Headphones. User manual says you have to use the USB charge cable to charge it first, but mine came fully charged so I was able to use it straight away for about 10 and half hours. Make sure you will put the right side of the ear pads on your ear to get the full HD audio experience. The standard 4.1 Bluetooth was easy to pair with my phone and also with my iMA too, I just had to find the Bluetooth signal and connect. The range for the Bluetooth is roughly 10 meters. It does have a built in microphone, which is a big extra for this item. Charging time roughly 4 hours through a micro USB socket then you can use it for up to 15 hours, which I think is brilliant for a gadget like this. It’s compatible with most Bluetooth-enabled phones, laptops, PC’s. I tested with an OnePlus Two phone and with my iMac.
This Headphone it’s very lightweight, will not feel uncomfortable because it’s not heavy. The headband is adjustable and also padded on the top. The ear cups are rotatable to fit in easily in the small hard case. 
I’ve used many other Bluetooth Headphones before, but this is far the best one in many ways: best-looking earphone, best battery life, more powerful Bass and clearest treble and also really compact, solid and elegant. I'm using now this Headphones a lot in the office, while I’m Working and I’m absolutely happy with it. Absolutely bargain for this price, beats all the expensive brands. I would absolutely recommend it.

These are great quality headphones and even come with a good hard backed storage case. The sound is decent with good base and the Bluetooth connectivity appears to work floorlessly.However, that said, I have 3 gripes.Firstly, I don't believe that there is any noise cancelling technology in these headphones and this should be removed from the title and description, but for only £39.99 I was suspicious anyway. I think they are saying this because they are over the ear but this is just misleading and plain wrong.Secondly to change the track up or down you have to press the button for several seconds before it kicks in as the same buttons are also used for volume up and down.Thirdly they aren't very good at insulating the sound from people around you hearing if you are listening on even mid volume. As I bought these for the train this isn't great as I don't want to annoy fellow passengers.I got these on a lightning deal for £39.99 so can't really complain too much. However, the noise cancelling is important to me so I think I will have to save up for a pair of Bose headphones.