Creative Sound Blaster JAM V2 Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Headphones with USB-C, Low Latency, HD, Multipoint Connectivity, Voice Detection and Noise Reduction, 22 Hours Battery Life (Renewed)

This is my second pair of these headphones. Primary use is for watching TV while not disturbing others. I bought a Similio brand Bluetooth transmitter that supports pairing two pairs of headphones simultaneously in low latency mode. This allows my wife and me to listen to TV late at night while our son sleeps in the adjoining bedroom. With this setup there is no perceptible voice lag while watching shows. We also love that they are lightweight and comfortable to wear for hours. Having independent volume controls is great, too. Watch for them to go on sale!

of headphones. Lightweight but sturdy great sound and ease of buttons. I bought mine used and I couldn’t tell it was previously handled. A great value and quality product. It’s not noise blocking but I don’t want that if I’m in public.

Great sounding headphones with AptX LL (Low Latency). Works wired too and charges at the same time. I wish the ear cups swivel though. I wear them behind my neck sometimes but because they don't swivel, they don't hold on my ears as well as they could. The Creative app does nothing but give you a simple EQ, you don't need to install it. The ear pads are much larger than those old school headphones which makes them more comfortable on the ears. Also comes with replacement pads for when they eventually break down. Only thing I dislike is the USB-C port and all controls are on the right side.

I loved the 1st version of these headphones and in many ways, this new version is slightly better. However, there's one problem. It keeps telling me, "You're connected" Repeatedly. Annoyingly. When I'm on a call, it tells me every few minutes, "You're connected" (the person on the other end doesn't hear it). If this problem could be solved, it would be an unbelievably great deal for Bluetooth headphones.

Flimsy built

Bought the refurbished headphones for not a lot of money. Looks new. Paired with my phone and laptop. As other reviewers have mentioned, even though you can pair it with two devices it does not play sound from both at the same time. It seems to be whoever sends sound first wins. Sound is surprisingly okay for a cheap pair of headphones. No noise cancelling. Foam pads are very light and don't really block any noises but might get hot after a while since they sit right on your ears. Battery life has been outstanding so far.

I cannot believe these are real. Full, smooth bass down to 40hz (!!!), a natural and balanced sound. For $40, it's good. At $20 refurbished, it's an incredible deal. Reminds me a bit of the Koss budget on-ears, but I might actually like these better, less bloated midbass. AND it has multi-point and decent battery life.The only thing I didn't like was the notification sounds were way too loud. Thankfully you can turn them off permanently by pressing both volume buttons at the same time, which I did.Just great for casual music listening, media consumption, gaming (normal bluetooth audio latency applies here), etc.

There is no green light like we are use to to show that battery is charged. So make be sure you read the manual. Isn’t it nice to have a manual with the product so you don’t have to look online and down load it along with stupid firmware! That’s refreshing. The box is thing cardboard so it balances out the total paper usage. But sound quality is excellent for such small headphones, at a price that is reasonable for a change. Rather than spending a few hundred on something that most likely might break from sitting on it after 4:20pm. lol. Anyways I like music when I do sports and unlike some or a lots of earbuds/plugs they don’t get wet and slip out from hard workout sweat! It actually soaks some up instead. Lmao.