Avantree Audition 3 – Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones with Wireless Charging Dock, 50H Battery, aptX-Adaptive, Clear Voice, Compatible with Bluetooth TVs

5 stars… For now…
A bit of background. I’m now on my 3rd set in 9 months. Of the reviews I read, maybe 20-25 I haven’t seen anyone with issues I came across. I will admit customer support acts quickly and has done a great job so far.The first headset I had lasted about 2 weeks before I started experiencing intermittent cutouts of audio. It would turn off the bluetooth headset, and I would have to turn it back on and re-pair with my phone or pc… Later I realized it would discharge the battery even after a full charge. It was pretty annoying. I thought at first it was a bad battery and need charging. When I found out I could wiggle the right ear wire and make the headset stay on if I held the wire at a certain bended direction I realized it had something to do with that connection. The issue I will speculate and say it might have been a faulty contact or short somewhere in the wiring to both ear phones.I contacted customer support and received a new one in a few days. I was satisfied, at first. In a couple months the same issue happened. I thought I might be able to deal with it knowing I could manipulate the wire, but it did eventually discharge the battery so frequently it would no longer charge.I was concerned It would happen a 3rd time and researched many of the other phones on amazon but they didn’t have the same mix of battery and no boom for a mic I wanted. I took a gamble and here I am, about a month and a half with no issue. Just in case I took some old pens apart and twisted the springs around the exposed wire to create a stronger shielding from kinks and bends. Not sure if the first 2 were just faults during manufacturing or if the springs are working but it eases my mind a bit knowing there is some added protection.I’ll try to review the set as if I didn’t experience the above issues. I’m at least slightly an audiophile and mainly use an old set of $300 Sony MDR-V600 studio phones which require an amplified signal for amazing sound. I’ve compared those phones with the $350 bose noise cancelling phones and for clarity my Sony set is slightly better.These phones are far from that, however they are pretty clear. The sound is mostly balanced and has a flatter sound profile. The decibel level can get fairly loud and doesn’t bleed out that much. Unless you are in a very quiet space, using at high volume shouldn’t bother people at around 10ft or so. That being said they do block a decent amount of outside noise, too.They are comfortable and have good in call audio quality. The battery life is impressive too. I can go a week and a half with pretty regularly usage at moderate volume on just one charge. They work well with the included 3.5mm audio cable as well.If there is no faulty cable or short, these phones are well worth the money. To be fair if this third set breaks down in less than a year I will quickly give it 0 stars. How can they get any stars if they don’t work? I would recommend these but it’s too early to tell at the moment.To be continued…

The most comfortable and durable headphones I have ever tried (without spending $300).Just got another one because the first one finally broke down (after 7 years of heavy use).To my delight, new one has USB-C and physical on-off switch!Other buttons have been improved as well, it is even easier to operate volume up/down and forward/back.These headphones are very comfortable (also while wearing glasses) and I can wear them for as long as I want.Sound quality is very good (without spending $300) and battery life has been excellent even after 7 years.Not noise-cancelling headphones but are perfect for easy listening in relatively quiet environment.Also, give good situation awareness as some sound leaks in from outside – perfect for home or office.

Package arrived on time and in good conditionNotes: please check that you have a smart tv and are about to hook up to it to use this.

Spedizione in 1 Giorno perfetta con Prime. Imballaggio ben curato e ottimo confezionamento. Le cuffie presentano un manuale di istruzioni, cavo jack da 3,5 mm anti-ingarbugliamento, che è sempre molto utile in modo che ad ogni evenienza (il dispositivo non è provvisto di bluetooth) si può utilizzare rapidamente senza che il cavo sia incastrato su se stesso, e cavo usb-microusb per la ricarica. Veramente valide per la fascia di prezzo, ottimo rapporto qualità/prezzo. Ben insonorizzate, bassi corposi. Collegamento con Mac e iPhone veramente veloce, connessione stabile. Ottimo anche il microfono per rispondere a chiamate. Utili anche i tasti per rispondere/rifiutare le chiamate, selezionare il volume, mettere in pausa saltare o tornare indietro con le tracce, senza dover toccare il proprio dispositivo.Hanno un buon comfort, l’orecchio si inserisce bene all’interno della cuffia. I cuscinetti sono molto morbidi, si appoggiano bene alla testa senza stringere. Dopo qualche ora di utilizzo scaldano un po’ l’orecchio, ma è abbastanza normale, visto che è completamente chiuso.Acquisto davvero consigliato, cambia il modo di ascoltare musica e di fare telefonate.