Syllable Bluetooth Headphones, D900 Mini Sports Headphones in Ear Bluetooth 4.2 Hands-free with Microphone with Charging Box for iPhone and Other Smart Phones-Black

If the volume seems low, turn on Media Volume Sync in your Bluetooth settings. Some Bluetooth headphones have their own volume settings which are independent of the phone. These ones clearly do have a volume setting, but I can't see any buttons to alter said volume. This setting will ensure the volume on the phone syncs with the headphones settings, so volume up on phone sends a volume up signal to the headphones as well. Without this turned on the headphones were very quiet on a Samsung S8+ and were going to be returned. Media Volume Sync on, nice and loud. Too loud even, they had to be turned down!Sound quality is OK for the price, nothing ground breaking.Pairing process, nice and easy, I have never seen any of the cutting out people are describing. I've tried to replicate it by pairing, listening to music and going into the other room etc. No cutting out. Walked about 10m away and they still played fine. I would perhaps say that the Bluetooth on these peoples phones may not be the best. S8+ the signal was flawless and strong.Aesthetically, they don't look as nice as the apple earpods, but for £115 quid cheaper I'll take that!. TO get a feel for the size, they chunky as you can see in the picture, but just over the size of a 5p looking at them from the front.Headphones nice and secure in my ears. Didn't fall out of dislodge in any way while running at the gym and they were nice and comfy too.

Surprisingly comfortable. Sound is OK for my purposes, not stunning, but they're not that expensive. My main gripes are:1. you need to look online to work out how to use them (I still don't quite know what the blue LEDs are really trying to tell me, but I now know how to turn them on, and it's actually simple once you get going;2. charging, you need to buy 2 pairs. each charge gives 2 hours play and a handy little recharge box still means you have to stop and wait until they recharge. I should have thought of that possibly before I bought, but it was a 'doh' moment sitting on a long journey when they went dead.3. they are surprisingly comfortable for such big lumps, but the little plastic bit that helps secure them is really flimsy looking. I anticipate having to re-buy these in a couple of months or give up and buy a pair that have a cord to hang around your neck. unless you can just buy rubber in-ear bits again (it comes with extras, but they're all different sizes and don't fit!), but I haven't seen anywhere selling extras yet.

Really good value at £40. These worked for me straight out of the box (I previously purchased Bragi at 3 times the price which were very similar, but I could not get them to connect to my xperia phone).They are quite large, but fit my ears well. They have never worked loose. The sound is very good, and you can take phone calls as well as listen to music. Pairing to my phone was really simple. The battery life is not great. Probably under an hour, but the little charging case that comes with them charges them back up quite quickly. This is fine if your commute or run is shorter than the hour!You have to be careful when putting the earphones into the charging case, as they will only charge when placed in there at the correct angle. I have found that I need to rotate the rubber ear bud a quarter turn to allow them to sit in the case nicely. When you close the lid, a very small red LED lights on each earbud to show its charging. You also get a row of bright blue LEDs showing the charge status of the charging case. Mine seems to last around 4 chargers before it needs a recharge itself. The case is quite robust with magnetic catch for lid.I have had problems with Bluetooth connectivity if I leave phone in trouser pocket (one ear keeps cutting out), so I always place phone in shirt pocket, or coat breast pocket. At the discount price these are really good value, and if you plan to use them for less than an hour at a time I would definitely purchase.

Don't normally feel moved to comment like this, but have to say these are almost a total waste of money (except I can return them). I had two goes, the first set had a fault (wouldn't charge) so sent these back and received second set.I found it very difficult to actually work out how to turn on and pair them, the instructions I had were next to useless, I had to go on line to find out how to properly turn them on and pair them with each other and my iPod or iPhone. The pairing process did work well enough, most of the time, but I found, annoyingly, that the right hand earpiece would not pair automatically.Sound quality and sound volume are where the biggest complaints lie. Very poor isolation (considering this is an advertised feature). The quality is not so good, quite a bit if hiss and quite tinny, but with my iPod I couldn't hear the music over other noise, absolutely useless in the Gym or on the road when out running, slightly better with the iPhone but only slightly and I don't use that for running. As I had purchased them for this purpose they failed. Also I found them very hard to keep in place when running, spending more time readjusting them. They do have multiple sized buds, but for me none of them were much use.Also two hour in use battery is not that good against others I have seen advertised (though have no experience of).So very poor experience, needless to say they are on the way back again.