The best Chinese bluetooth headphones. Not a bad Bluetooth headset with a huge drawback (model M165)

Wireless sports headphones with a microphone Meizu EP51 are distinguished by their unusual design. And although at first glance the unusual shape of the ear pads seems absolutely uncomfortable, in fact, they fit perfectly in the ears without causing discomfort. The headphones can be used in rainy weather, but you should not go underwater wearing them. The cups are equipped with magnets, which allows you to perform certain physical exercises without the risk of losing the headset.

Considering the low cost of the headphones, the headset has very decent sound quality. They will especially appeal to bass lovers. You shouldn't expect excellent sound insulation from the Meizu EP51: in noisy rooms the sound volume needs to be turned up.

In principle, Meizu EP51 are good headphones for their price category. Their advantages are design features, magnets on the cups, cost and ergonomic qualities, while among the disadvantages we can only note the poor sound insulation of the microphone.

Bluedio H+ Turbine wireless Chinese headphones for lovers of deep bass

Bluedio H+ Turbine has a very attractive appearance, and the LEDs that glow brightly, especially at night, add a special piquancy to the model. The headset has a modern design and laconic style, so it is a completely acceptable option in its price segment.

The headphones reproduce bass well. The headset is equipped with a microphone, connects via Bluetooth to gadgets and computers, and also has long battery life. Thanks to the well-thought-out button design and functionality, the headphones are easy to operate. The manufacturer also took care of the quality of sound insulation and created a model that really deserves attention.

Among the disadvantages, it should be noted the strength of the case material – plastic. At first glance, it does not inspire confidence and one gets the impression that the Chinese Bluedio H+ Turbine is not designed for long-term use, and therefore needs to be treated with care.

AUSDOM M07

Chinese wireless bluetooth headphones AUSDOM M07 do not have an ultra-modern design and look quite modest in appearance. Despite this, they sit comfortably on the head and provide good music sound. The design of the control buttons is far from ideal, but it is quite consistent with the cost of the model.

The sound quality is sufficient for this price range. The bass is not deep, the mids are a bit low, and vocals are reproduced well. The headphones are suitable for those looking for an inexpensive wireless headset that connects well with other devices and plays music well.

AUSDOM M07 recharges quickly and holds a charge well. Among the shortcomings, it should be noted poor noise insulation, which suppresses the quality of sound reproduction, since environmental noise can be heard due to the loosely fitting ear pads.

VEVA S220 is the perfect solution for stylish and mobile

Chinese VEVA S220 wireless on-ear headphones with a microphone are ideal for those who know how to stand out from the crowd. Bright, stylish, flashy - they are a stylish option for active youth. Folding VEVA S220 is available in four colors, so it will appeal to both teenagers and slightly older music lovers. The body and ear pads are covered with high-quality leatherette.

Design is not the only advantage of this headset. It reproduces music decently, especially considering its cost, and has good sound insulation and microphone quality. VEVA S220 is perfect for city residents, as it allows you to enjoy your favorite music without diluting it with external noise.

If you do not pay attention to the fact that VEVA S220 needs to be recharged almost daily, then this headset is a very worthy option for wireless headphones with a range of more than 10 meters.

QCY QY8 – budget wireless headphones with good sound

The QCY QY8 headphones deserve praise as they are lightweight and modern in design. The manufacturer took care of the comfort of wearing them, reliable sound insulation, and the material of manufacture, which inspires confidence from the first meeting and promises long-lasting use of the headset.

QCY QY8 headphones adequately reproduce music of all known genres. They have enhanced highs and lows and a warm, smooth midrange. The headset has good sound insulation, fits perfectly on the ear and does not cause discomfort. The sub bass in the headphones is elevated and very deep. The sound, if we take into account the compact size and light weight of the headphones, can be rated as a solid four.

The battery capacity is not too high, but this is natural for this type of headset. The headphones can work for about 5-6 hours in continuous mode, after which they require a two-hour charge. The disadvantages of the QCY QY8 model include the unstable operation of the microphone.

Haissky S8 – the best headphones for sound quality and more

You can fall in love with the Chinese Haissky S8 wireless headphones the first time. They really do not look like other models, they look organic on the head and are securely fixed in the ears. This headset is great for sports, is reliably protected from moisture and sweat, and perfectly isolates external noise.

Haissky S8 perfectly reproduces the sounds of music, does not distort vocals and can be used by fans of any musical genre. Thanks to the innovative APTX tech technology, the headphones provide high-quality bass sound, easily handle high frequencies, without detracting from the importance of low and mid frequencies. They are suitable for listening to audiobooks, talking on the phone, Skype, and the like.

The headphones have virtually no flaws. Their main advantages include reasonable cost, interesting design, reliability and durability, quality music playback, excellent noise insulation, clear interface and functionality.

Andoer LH-811 – an excellent device at an affordable price

Chinese wireless bluetooth headphones Andoer LH-811 are not much different from most modern models on the market. They have a nice and laconic design, the ear pads fit perfectly on the ears, but the fastening is a little ill-conceived, so it won’t suit everyone.

Andoer LH-811 connects perfectly to any equipment, has a decent range of action (up to 10 meters in an open area), and reproduces high-quality sound.

The sound of music in the headphones can be called decent, considering the low cost of the device. The sound is reproduced softly, high frequencies are slightly muffled, and noise isolation is at a decent level. With headphones you can enjoy music of any genre and direction, conveniently watch movies and listen to audiobooks. The function buttons located on the ear pads are easy to get used to, so the headphones are not difficult to control at all.

Despite all its advantages, the Andoer LH-811 has several disadvantages. The manufacturer offers the model as all-weather, but this is far from true. You shouldn't go out in the rain with headphones on, unless you have a secure hood. The range of the headset is slightly too high and, in the presence of obstacles, does not correspond to the 10-meter mark.

Awei ES900i – headphones for bass lovers

Awei ES900i is another example of budget Chinese wireless headphones with Bluetooth connectivity. The headphones are distinguished by their bright appearance, wide range of colors and modern design. In general, they are a good option for stylish and active residents of the metropolis.

The Awei ES900i headphones sound good. The bass in them is rich, the high frequencies are not overwhelmed, and the mids do not hurt the ears. At maximum volume, the sound quality is not distorted and allows you to enjoy your favorite music everywhere. The microphone works great and doesn't crackle or get overwhelmed by noise.

These headphones are made of not very high quality plastic, so you don't get the feeling that they will last long. The Awei ES900i looks a little cheap, but for its price it's just right.

Zealot H1 – Chinese wireless headphones for sports

The wireless earbuds feature an ultra-lightweight design with a stylish and unique neckband, making them ideal for less strenuous sports. Zealot H1 were created taking into account all fashion trends, they are perfectly protected from moisture and sweat, have a powerful sound insulation and noise reduction system, so that the listener hears only the pure sounds of music in them.

Zealot H1 headphones are distinguished from other models in their price range by an intelligent light indicator, which can be turned off if necessary, as well as a button that allows you to refuse an incoming call and redial the number by double pressing.

The place for charging the device is additionally protected from sweat by a rubber pad to prevent moisture from getting inside the headphones.

AEC bq618 – good sound at a minimal cost

Enjoy your favorite tunes on the go, at home, in the office with the AEC bq618 wireless adjustable over-ear Bluetooth headphones. Thanks to their unique design, these headphones fit perfectly on your head and provide comfortable wearing. The playback of tracks can be easily controlled directly from the headphones by pressing the function buttons up and down.

AEC bq618 headphones are compatible with any Bluetooth-enabled device that has a 3.5 mm jack. AEC bq618 have built-in battery and microphone, voice prompt for incoming call. The headphones are compatible with almost all modern gadgets and computer equipment.

It would seem that so many reviews were written about the quality of such “ears”, so many rakes were counted... So I’ll tell you about how I bought headphones that I would never buy :)

A brief background is that my grandfather's next Philips on the IR transmitter broke down. Headphones are used very intensively together with the TV, so about once a year you need to look for new ones, just as the warranty ends.

Having thought that a year of service for branded equipment is not that much, and the cost of this branded equipment is approximately equal to a dozen Chinese ears, I decided to take 1 piece of Chinese for testing.

The sample was ordered at the beginning of this year, so the review is being written taking into account operating experience (about 3 months). I’ll say right away that the price was around 10 bucks and these are the most expensive “headphones” on Sansky, but now they have become completely insolent and the price matches even with Surface Mail.

Hero of the day:


The controls are hard to see, but the controls are as simple as three pennies: volume, also on/off, as well as a radio channel switch and audio input for using them as wired headphones:


Chinese handwriting - protruding threads of wire:

The quality of the headphones is C grade. Nothing is adjustable; the battery compartment traditionally prevents the installation of these same batteries. Two AAA batteries live inside. The ear pads are made of leatherette (or even polyethylene!).

NO batteries included. These are my personal ones there :) The branded ones come with a couple of good batteries, but the beauty of them is that they will outlast these headphones.

First test drive - radio, receiver in headphones, channels switched with one button - a system familiar to many from the first Chinese radio. The quality of reception in the apartment is so-so, but the radio in my house generally does not fly well.

Next we revive the “base”. It runs on batteries, the proud inscription DC power supply means that there is a “hole” on the base for connecting an external power source, which is made in the style of “mowed with a scythe with a scythe” (it’s hard to see in the photo):

Of course, there is no power supply included.

AA batteries are inserted into the transmitter, no problems here. Turn it on - the red light comes on. The headphones respond instantly and go silent. If you connect the transmitter to a sound source, you get music :)

The first plus is that it works! The transmitter has two modes: the transmitter itself and the “spy” mode, when the microphone (seen in the photo above) transmits to the headphones everything that is happening near the base. It looks like a ridiculous listening device, but at customs, pah-pah, they didn’t stop it.

So, the headphones work, all the declared “characteristics” correspond (except that the Super Bass inscription is, to put it mildly, disingenuous). Now let's move on to the myths.

Myth 1. These are mono headphones.

In fact, the manufacturer wrote it correctly: the headphones are stereophonic. But the transmitter is mono, but this is not written anywhere. Actually, stereo is present in the radio and when connected via wire, only wireless communication is monaural.

Myth 2. Sound quality.

An interesting detail was also revealed here. The sound from the headphones is very bad if you listen to music through a wireless transmitter (add to this pure mono and interference). However, if you listen to the radio or connect it to the player via a wire, the sound will be mediocre, and this is a big difference, i.e. the quality in this case is the same as that of ordinary wired ones for 300 rubles. Frequencies below 100 hertz are not reproduced in principle - the size of the membrane has not grown.

Myth 3. Mobility.

Theoretically, radio headphones should “beat” throughout the entire apartment, but either the quality of the transmitter is poor, or there is not enough power, or the walls are too thick, but you can catch white noise even if you are in the same room with the transmitter. The waves propagate unevenly and even with a slight movement of the head you can completely adjust the quality of reception. By moving to the next room, you can “catch a wave” here and there, but forget about comfortable movement around the apartment. Maximum - a smoke break on the balcony. I consider a signal-to-noise ratio to be comfortable listening when one can easily distinguish quiet speech. The hissing will almost always be there and can be partly solved by increasing the volume on the TV. The mobility indicator is higher than that of IR, but IR wins in terms of the absence of noise “on a straight line”.

Well, now let's move on to the use cases:

1. Buying headphones for listening to music and the computer is a definite NO. Only for TV.
2. Buy as an alternative to IR headphones just for the sake of freedom of movement around the apartment - under no circumstances. IR is more expensive, but it has honest stereo, high quality materials and good signal/noise characteristics, the transmitter is connected to a power supply, no batteries. Such IRs are good for the computer and games, there will be no fun here.
3. If you (or someone near you:) constantly watch cable with headphones, this is a definite yes. Expensive IR models become unrecognizable after a year of daily use, but the Chinese one is one order of magnitude cheaper. You just need to buy new ones once a year :) Listening to the news in these will do. True, if you are the owner of a sixty-inch plasma, this device will at least look strange.

Verdict: As a television slave, this product demonstrates good durability and professional suitability. Most cable channels broadcast in mono and this is not as noticeable as when listening to music. After several months of use, the owner (grandfather) is satisfied, and this is the main thing, plus a bonus radio. In addition, they are still intact (I took them in April) - this is a serious achievement for Chinese industry.