Ape Basics: Foldable Noise Isolating Over-Ear Bluetooth Headphones With Mic - White reviews

It’s comfortable for extensive use, from full charge around 8 hours. However I don’t appreciate headphones that when powering on, turning off or low battery have voice notifications. It’s a turnoff which I despise because I want headphones to stop noise! Noise isolating works but people can hear what you are listening to. In short, great for home use, embarrassing for public use, also the headphones didn’t have any troubles with falling off or breaking pieces. Just, take good care of them, a single drop would ruin it, but they don’t come broken!

Pros… Looks great, cheap and sound is good. Easy to connect to ipad and phone. Cons… Cheaply made, plastic easy to break, the cups are coming away from the headset after only a few weeks of use, am constantly trying to put back in place for child. Gonna have to buy a new pair soon, Disappointed

Just got them for myself to use with my laptop and iPhone. Beautiful to wear. Lovely sound and amazing price at $30! No issues here!

Bought these for use in my works office about 6 months ago. Surprisingly good sound quality and long battery life (at least 5–6 hours) after a recharge, bluetooth connection works a treat, lightweight and comfortable. Unfortunately you do get what you pay for in terms of build quality, and they are of cheap/plasticky construction. After just 6 months of using them one of the pads started coming away from the body of the earpiece, and as I was taking them off my head a couple of weeks ago one of the plastic brackets holding the metal folding hinge in place simply snapped off, leaving the right-hand earpiece dangling and rendering them unusable. Bear in mind this occurred when I was simply taking them off my head, not attempting to fold them down nor handling roughly in any way. I guess I shouldn't complain too much for $30 but learnt my lesson, happy to pay more for something of sturdier construction that will last alot longer next time around.

It’s comfortable for extensive use, from full charge around 8 hours. However I don’t appreciate headphones that when powering on, turning off or low battery have voice notifications. It’s a turnoff which I despise because I want headphones to stop noise! Noise isolating works but people can hear what you are listening to. In short, great for home use, embarrassing for public use.

Would not recommend – listening to music sounds shrill and tinny, audiobooks sound even worse. The voice announcing “power on” etc can barely pronounce the words in English. I've tried using these for two days, but the sound quality is so awful it's starting to hurt my ears so I will be throwing them out. They're cheap, so I guess you get what you paid for.

I was mortified to turn these on and have a voice yell “POWER ON, THE BLUETOOTH DEVICE IS READY TO PAIR” and then once paired the voice excessively yelled “THE BLUETOOTH DEVICE IS CONNECTED SUCCESSFULLY” – the chill sounds of my music then played quietly. Now I say yell because there is no way to turn this voice down or off, so I suggest not wearing these when turning them on and off because you will clearly hear what's going on with the headset when it is placed well away from you. There is no way I will be using these in public unless I want everyone around me to hear what I'm up to.

Buttons are easy to navigate and the sound you want to hear is pretty good, but I wouldn't say they stopped external noise.

If you want cheap, that's what you'll get. They feel easily breakable, they have a loud annoying voice every time you turn them on or off and when they connect or disconnect. But they're cheap and they work.

I brought them a year ago, still in one piece no problems except for a little crack which definitely is my fault.