House of Marley Uplift 2 Wireless - Bluetooth In-Ear Headphones / Noise Isolating Earphones, Hands-Free Calling In-Line Mic, 3 Button Controls, Ergonomic Design for Perfect Fit – Brass

These are my first House of Marley earphones and they are surprisingly good for such a low price. I like the use of natural materials. They are very light - you forget that you are wearing them. Watching TV via Bluetooth the first thing that struck me was voice clarity. They are very nicely made and come with a small bag to carry them. The controls are straightforward and volume control is very good.

These headphones manage to be uncomfortable, offer poor sound quality with constant fuzz, clicking, etc. And extremely poor connectivity.Putting my phone in the wrong pocket of my jeans causes the sound to cut out for example.All round poor design, poor quality and a bad product.Edit: I came back to update this review as I have since come to realise just how utterly, completely awful these headphones truly are.They are garbage.The sound drops CONSTANTLY, they are awful to wear as the stupidly big, heavy lump of battery that sits on the back of your neck will try to shift the headphones around until they just fall out of your ears and onto the floor even with the absurd little magnets on the wire that don't do anything.They don't show a battery indicator on your phone screen but they do have a large pointless light on them that flashes constantly for no reason.The battery is also rubbish and the charging cable is the length of a spider's penis.Noise cancellation? What? No, obviously not.I've already mentioned the ATROCIOUS sound quality. It's really bad.The volume control is functional though I suppose.Awful, bad, terrible headphones.I highly recommend that you don't buy them.

As always from house of Marley, for this price, the build quality is brilliant, aluminium and wood is a good looking and functional combination, it even comes with a felt carrying bag so storage isn't a problem either, battery is about standard, 10 hours is enough for most people's day, the charging is a slight let down, but 2 hours for a full charge could be worse, but I would recommend charging at night, the magnets definitely can be useful for clipping and from my experience are pretty strong, now for the audio, I would say this is a sub par quality for this price, if you like bass then that is definitely present, nothing body thumping but definitely good, otherwise higher tones are audible but feel a bit mushy, and the actual quality of audio being played Is not the greatest- it can sound tinny at times.But overall pretty good headphones for standard use.

These are my first pair of wireless headphones as I've recently moved over to a phone without an audio jack. My only niggles with the product are probably due to this shift rather than the headphones themselves, for example, I find it difficult to remember to charge the headphones frequently as this isn't something I've needed to do before.All in all though these are a great quality, they look nice and have a great sound. I've only once or twice noticed an issue with the sound quality and that's when my phone has been in my bag or a pocket a bit too far away. Easily resolved.I have previously owned House of Marley headphones and these do not disappoint.

Good quality sound and long lasting battery life. The battery pack is a little bulky but it’s not heavy and doesn’t bother me. Only downsides are you can’t charge and use at the same time (only takes me an hour to fully charge them using a fast charging plug otherwise 1.5 hours) and you can’t see the charge level when connected to your phone like some headphones offer. For the price though a very good set of headphones which seem to be lasting well so far, would recommend

I bought these earphones only yesterday and at first I was very happy with them; great sound quality (plenty of bass and mid range without compromise on the high end), amazing noise asolation, comfortable fit. However this was me using them in bed with my phone right next to my head. Today, when using them with my phone in my trouser pocket however, the connectivity is terrible. Every minute or so the headphones will play glitch sounding audio or no audio at all before returning to normal after a few seconds, sometimes disconnecting from my phone completely. I tried moving my phone to my breast pocket and the issues vanished. After some further experimentation I found that as long as my phone was above my waste the earphones worked perfectly as advertised but any further away and the above issues would begin again making them unusable. It also bears mentioning that i have not had this issue with any other model of wireless headphones on my current phone.Overall, I would only recommend these headphones to anyone who's phone is going to be within less than 3ft of them at all times and to anyone else, get the wired version.

The sound quality is decent, and they look nice, however when fully charged these earphones absolutely don't last for over 10 hours. At most you can probably use them for 3 hours before they'll need re-charging, and there's no way to see how much battery life they have left before dying either, you only get a warning beep about 5 minutes before they die.Overall they're just okay, but wouldn't be reliable for a long day

Marleys for me is the best brand other than supporting one of the greatests and his nonprofit. Also eco friendly headsets that lasts for years. I have been buying this and only this headset for the last 7 years. They made to support ur neck instead pf stressing the neck and its so light.