Bluedio TM Bluetooth 5.0 On-Ear Headphones Voice Control Stereo Wireless Headsets for Music& Call,Built-in Mic (Black)

i liked how it's comfort, sound is fine and load but for bass lovers i don't recommend it for them.

I was looking for affordable wireless headphones to work on my new phone (silly manufacturers getting rid of headphone jacks). After a bit of research I found the bluedio brand and a few options that I was interested in. I opted for the TM mainly because of the EQ switch. Most headphones have a sound signature and you either like it or you don't, but with the EQ switch you can quickly swap between 3 different settings which completely change the sound. Simply hold both volume buttons down at the same time to switch. The large drivers are very capable, and in both setting 1 and 3 the sound quality is very impressive, so much so that I'll happily listen to the TMs when I can't use my HD580s or Sony 1000xm2s. Not sure why setting 2 even exists, it's very dull and empty (I don't think it's the flat setting, perhaps it's the non-bass non-treble setting). Battery life is amazing especially on standby, it just doesn't drain. There's a minor sound cut off at very low volumes I guess to preserve battery, but you don't notice this when listening at normal low volume. Highly recommended especially for the price!

I stumbled across these headphones when I saw them in the news feed on my phone of all places. For the money, the battery life is very impressive, and the sound quality is good, especially around the low end bass.

My son bought these for me so I am not a verified purchaser but I thought it would be useful to know my thoughts on the product. First off the fit is superb, possibly the most comfortable headset I have tried in years (they are overear not on ear). the build quality is adequate but good for the price, the volume, however, gives you a choice of loud, louder, and louder still... thats ok if you do not value your hearing and never want to listen to a podcast or audiobook without being shouted at, but sometimes I do. The bluetooth connected just fine but I didnt try to make a phone call. it does not come with a cable to use as a wired headset with your phone these went back as I would like a pair of headphones that I have the option to turn the volume down. Bluedio can and do do better, I have tried my friends ones and they were far better.

The output is excellent..

I purchase a lot of headphones, it’s the nature of my business. I’ve owned everything from Beats to Plantronics, Sony to Philips. Top to bottom ranges - you get the idea. These headphones are honestly right up there with some of the top of the range. Very simple boxing, they come with the USB C3 charger cable (no plug) and that’s it. The battery life is a solid 12 or so hours - making its very effective for long travel. It uses Bluetooth 5.0 which is what caught my eye, for that price it’s not only a serious contender for best of its price range, but punching way above its weight. When you get them, the first thing you need to do is try them. Then hold down on the two volume buttons (up and down) at the time time while music playing for 5 seconds. The music will stop for a few seconds and come back on - this changes the EQ. It arrives in the box as a flat EQ, when pressed it goes to a high mid EQ, press again to the third and final setting for the high low EQ and let it blow your mind!! Honestly, totally taken back by these earphones and will be buying a second pair just to have as a spare. Easily with the money and if you manage to read this before you splash out €/£100+ on a pair, then you can buy me a beer. And drink it to yourself. Whole saying my name over and over again. Goodbye.

I thought that Bluetooth 5.0 devices were supposed to be able to pair to 2+ devices at once? I am having extreme difficulty pairing to my laptop and my phone at the same time. I have to power the headset off, on and re-pair "and" have un-paired it with the device I don't wish to listen to right now, in order to get it to pair to the other one. Im looking for a headset that will pair to both devices and listen to whichever one I press play on. Without always having to pair/un-pair.

Perfect for Gym, the bass is simply great for the price, however the higher mids and top end highs are very pushed back, the built in eq doesn't really solve this (for the price the overall sound is fantastic) Good points: Bass is top notch, dubstep & dnb sounds fantastic Has controls for track control and volume etc.. Very comfortable Very isolated for both yourself and others around Volume is good The battery must be nuclear (lasts forever) Range is perfect Extremely lightweight My concerns: Stated as Bluetooth 5, yet struggles to pair to 2 devices? My phone allows me to activate apt-x and HD audio on the fly, Bluetooth 5 should support at least HD audio, however when activating such setting I get no audio. Clicking next track will occasionally raise the volume also.

I have the Bluedio F2's and enjoyed those a lot, but wanted to get a lighter pair. The T-Monitors I got have been great. About 100g lighter; less than half the price... but while looking good, with a really good soundscape especially being able to adjust the 3 equalizer settings which really opens things up quite dramatically, and quite comfortable regarding the earcups and weight of the unit. To top it off, it is also Bluetooth 5.0, which was a deciding factor when comparing the future proofing aspect to other headphones, for better battery life and connectivity. Bluedio's so far haven't let me down with sync delays when watching video etc., so that is a big positive if you read reviews of other brands. Super happy with the brand, product and performance - and in Amazon's case, the very quick delivery as well.

Great

Currently, it's been less than a week but wanted to write a review as this Bluetooth headphone is new and want to make new buyers confident with their decision (mind you I'm no expert in this field and definitely not an audiophile). Here are some of my thoughts: Sound quality - For the price that you're paying for, these are pretty great I would compare them to some sonys in the same price range and some beats headphones. These definitely are in the bass department but aren't overpowering. In a very competitive market, the Bluedio TM stands out having 3 EQ settings for your audio listing needs. One of the settings has a very flat and balanced audio signature while the second one boosts the mids and the highs. The last one which I use has a lot more clarity, being able to listen to the mids and highs. Using an EQ settings app on your phone GREATLY improves audio quality especially when using Spotify. Build Quality - The ear cups and headband are made from leather that doesn't feel cheap. They feel as if they would last a long time. The frame itself is made of (what I believe to be) aluminum and it feels decently premium. The ear cups are plush and aren't solid. If you have medium to small sized ears then the oval sized ear cups will be able to fit your ears, acting like an over-ear headphone. Portability - These headphones are pretty light, and not really noticeable in terms of weighing down your head. What may drive you away from these headphones is that they don't fold at all, so carrying these in a stuffed up bag may reduce the lifespan of these headphones. Experience - What I disliked is when you're wearing these for a long period of time, your ears actually get a bit sore because of the hollowness the cups. The tip of my ears hit the inside of the cup making it uncomfortable for me to wear for a long period of time. An improvement of these would be more padding in the inside with a more hollow inside. There are no usb-c to audio jack cable, so physically using these WONT BE POSSIBLE unless you buy a cable from BLUEDIO THEMSELVES (at least from mine and some peoples experience). USB-C is amazing as you don't have to carry different cables if you have a relatively new phone. And Bluetooth 5 (while I don't think has AptX support) has amazing battery life and connectivity range.

This review is written after using for 12 hours. Starting off with the comfort. Comfort in these headphones is fabulous I could wear them easily without pain or weird feeling for around 5 hours. 5 starts to the comfort. Sound quality is nice these are loud at max volume you can hear the music without wearing them. Bass is meh but you have equilizer for it so for me it doesn't matter much. I would give 4 stars to the sound quality. Battery life is amazing I used them for 12 hours and the battery went from 80% to 57% so it's more than 30 hrs. 5 stars to the battery life. And the best thing is that the charging port is a type C. They say that they have eq mode on em but switching to EQ mode is not very convenient actually not at all convenient. And the main problem is the earcups are fixed they don't even move 1 degree although the band is expandable but the earcups should move a bit. About cushioning these are very comfy. There is an app to go with it which doesn't really do anything but you can switch to Alexa or Google assistant in the app. And that's all. Overall I rate these around 4.5 stars. I would reccomend these headphones to you. Hope you like the review

Ich habe die TM hier mal für 15 € bekommen und bin immer noch sehr begeistert, vor allem bei diesem Preis. Vom Klang her eher im Bereich von 100 €+. Schon sehr basslastig, aber auch die Höhen sind da. U.a. besitze ich auch die UFO und R+ und diese hier kommen da schon nahe ran. Zu einigen angebeteten Topmarken kann ich auch keine sehr großen Unterschiede erkennen. Sind eher Feinheiten, die zumindest ich mit meinen alten Gehör nicht wirklich groß unterscheiden kann. Ob das einen vielfachen Preis rechtfertigt, muß jeder selbst für sich entscheiden. Von den 3 Einstellungen sind nur 2 zu gebrauchen, die dritte ist nur dumpf. Sie gehen auch rel. laut. Nachteilig ist, daß bei höherer Lautstärke auch die Umgebung was von hat. Absoluter Preis Leistungs Hit.