First of all, the design really matters. Comfort is crucial when you're wearing wireless headphones: if they don't feel great for a long listening session that defeats the point of having them. So we'd recommend looking for generously padded ear cups for comfort, and strong headbands to help them survive everyday life. The days when wireless headphones got a free pass on sound quality because they were more convenient are long gone. We expect every pair of Bluetooth headphones to deliver clear and powerful sound. There’s certainly nothing wrong with the first impression the Aukey EP-T21S make. The charging case is neat and tidy, and the earbuds (they’re of the ‘dangly stem’ type Apple is responsible for) feel cleanly made as well. Specification is very decent at the money too, with Bluetooth 5.0 and some touch-control among the highlights.

What it boils down to is that every one of us is different, so there's no such thing as one pair of headphones everybody should buy. It's about balancing the price and the features so that you get the best possible audio experience at the best possible price. Which is exactly what our guide here is designed to help you with. Designed primarily as a wireless set of headphones with a rechargeable battery, you still have the option to switch to a wired power setup thanks to the doubled-ended 3.5mm AUX cable provided. If the reset didn’t do anything, there are many other things you can try to solve your Bluetooth problems.

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For Android users, however, the AirPods Max don't have the same features as on iOS, so we can't justify the high price of these headphones if you won't be connecting them to Apple hardware. We’re aware that it’s no good expecting perfection from a 30-quid pair of true wireless headphones - but we don’t think it’s asking too much for the hard plastic they’re built from to be the hardest things about them, rather than the sound they make. When you reset your Bluetooth headphones, you are reverting them to factory settings, thus eliminating any bugs or glitches that might be causing your problems. Overall we were impressed with the comfort and fit. The big pads and the easily adjustable headband created an enjoyable wearing experience. They were secure enough on the head for us to recommend them for exercising on the go. Battery Life Just a disclaimer: We make no claims they’re water-resistant, and neither does DOQAUS, so we wouldn’t purposely get them wet. Customer Support

This is not a mistake – even though the newer WH-1000XM5 now exist, we still rate the XM4 as a better buy for most people. The Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones deliver excellent noise-cancellation and sound quality in a wireless design that we found extremely comfortable and lightweight throughout every step of our testing.The XM5 do all of this better, no question, but they also do it for a lot more money, and we think the XM4 are the better balance right now. Press once EQ, the sound effect shifts to another one once you hear sound prompt(total 3differenteffects) The USB charging cable is pretty standard but is slightly shorter at around 0.8m long (approx). We plugged the 3.5mm AUX and USB charging cable into the headphones to see if there were any issues, but both went in nicely and felt secure. The DOQAUS Care 1 headphones have a battery life of up to 52 hours and up to 10000 hours standby time after being fully charged.

Having an adjustable and folding design, we wanted to see how robust and adjustable it actually was. The plastic isn’t the strongest quality we’ve come across, so we had some anxiety about adjusting the headband too much and potentially snapping it.