Customer Reviews

Jensen Universal Bluetooth Stereo Headphone Kit

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4 star:		(7)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(5)
1 star:		(3)

 

 

Works unexpectedly well! Paired with Motorola MPx220, and Razor V3 wo/problems; audio quality was very good. Other reviews mentioned mic issues, I had no issues. Quality was very good. Using with Creative Vision:M for stereo audio was excellent. Tested range with movement, found outdoors was close to 45' (no obstructions, no static), indoors depended on number of walls; no walls about 20-30', through one wall about 15'. Used with Toshiba Notebook and Anycom USB 250 adapter (BT 2.0 + EDR)without any problems, range was slightly better than w/supplied Jensen box. Still having tried other Bluetooth device over past 2 years I was pleasantly surprised that Jensen worked so well with multiple devices.

I got my purchase one week ago, which costs me ~$60. So far, so good. I love it.

For Stereo bluetooth earphones, I am sure they are mainly desigined for audio purpose, not for Cell phone - in the market, a person can get a bunch of very good and cheap one-eared phone. They are specially designed for cell phone, but not this cuty.

I mainly use this for audio book and music. I am a person came through the days listening music with Tape cassete, FM radio. SO, I am not very picky on sound quality.

This is definetely meet my purpose.

pros:

0). sound quality is good;
1). battery life is good;
2). distance is good;
3). the earphone is comfortable for me.

only cons:

the blutooth tranmitter is a little too big. if Jessen can modify this issue and give us a smaller transmitter, they will be the terminator.

These headphones are pretty nice for listening to music. The sound is pretty clear, and I'm pretty happy with them.

One negative note: If the transmitter is connected to a power source while you're using the headphones, you'll hear an electronic buzz in the headphones. The buzz isn't unbearable, but it is definitely audible. Turning down the volume on the headphones diminishes the buzz, so you can minimize the buzz by turning up the volume on your sound source and turning down the headphone volume.

I bought these headphones to be used with the LG Chocolate which supposedly supports stereo bluetooth headsets. They are incompatible. I do not know if this is the fault of Jensen, LG, or Verizon, (a combination of all 3 is likely) but I'm kind of peeved that I paid all that money for something that won't work for my intended purpose. I thought the whole point of Bluetooth is that it's supposed to be a "standard?" My phone would recognize the bluetooth headset, but that's about all it would do. Both LG and Verizon weren't helpful, and I couldn't even find Jensen to ask about it.

Other than that, I tried using this at a local treadmill with a headphone plug, and they worked great; range of about 20 feet, decent sounding audio and good clarity. I think these headphones are just a little too big for my head though, although my head isn't very big; I wish they adjustable. The back of the headphones extends a good amount past the back of my head, but at least the headphones stayed on while jogging on the treadmill without any problems.

I've read the countless reviews for this product and for my use, it was fine. I use the headset on the computer to listen to music and audiobooks. The wireless functionality gives me the freedom to move around the desk. 30 ft, that's about it. (The sound starts to break up after that.) It's one of the smallest headsets I've seen in it's class and the fact that they fold up not only helps storing it, but the band won't break. I leave the transmitter plugged into the usb port and headphone jack of my computer. The headphones stay at my desk and I plug them in when not in use. I usually listen to audio books so charging them during lunch and after hours gets me through the day. The sound quality fine. Yes there's white noise, but turning the volume down on the headsets and raising the volume on the computer (to max) cuts that down to hardly any white noise. They are very light and considering I can wear them about 8 hours a day means they're comfortable. The Jensen headsets was exactly what I was looking for.

I use this headset primarily at work so I can play music without being tethered to the mp3 player. Overall, I've been happy with the headset. The sound quality has been very good. The only problem I've had is that periodically some sound will drop out, especially if I'm more than 5-10 feet from the player in another room.

The headset works great playing music from my MP3 player, however the microphone for the cell phone is less than great. Many people that I have talked to while using the headset state that they cannot hear me clearly.

Ok, here is my review: For the money I paid for it this is an excellent product.

Good: I use this at my desk at work (can't program with wires in the way). The range is good. What you have to do for the sound quality to be good is _turn the volume on the headphones down all the way_. This cuts out the static that you hear when you first plug them in. Good battery life, four hours for sure (charge them during lunch).

Bad: One drawback is that the headphones are a little flimsy. I would think twice before using these for exercise. But unless I try to program and do jumping jacks at the same time, these will work great for me. Also, the transmitter is huge, that prevents you from being able to work out with it as well. Again, not a problem at work though.

Hope this helps

AP

I bought this kit in hopes of using it as my main headphones and of course as a hands free for my cell phone. Well, the audio quality is below average : vitually no bass, hard to listen in noisy environments, outside sound leaks in and the volume doesn't go that loud. Also the unit I received (brand new) malfuncioned, sound didn't come from both speakers. When using it as a hands free for my Sony Ericsson W600, it pairs ok, but people tell me i sound like a robot (when it works at all). So I would say, look elsewhere.

I read about the good and the bad and I really do not have anything bad to say. They are small and the sound is clear . I get a better reception on these than I do on the big 900MHZ Accoustic Research Earphones. I washed my car, my wifes car, watched a movie and used these earphones for the audio and they still have juice in them. I haven't used them on my cellphone as a wireless mic but will soon. I love em'