Bluetooth Stereo Headphones

The Sony MDR-IF540RK Wireless Headphone System will provide you a fulfilling music experience regardless of what you’re listening to. Connect it to your television system for your favorite programming or go over to your computer and enjoy listening to videos/music on your favorite playlist. This heck of a product comes complete with a a super high powered (well that’s what I think) transmitter which sends signals from the stereo headset product to the wireless device. The signals seemed to blast right through any outside noise/interference/walls – you name it.

You’ll enjoy full, beaming sounds thanks to the 30mm in size drive units that provide a very very insane sounding deep bass with no distortion and a wider dynamic range for static free listening. For the ultimate comfort, these Sony noise canceling headphones feature a wide headband and soft headphones that fit so snugly around my head and everyone I asked said they felt too comfortable almost lol. While your at it, you should know and take advantage of the other great features such as the easy position mute function, single finger volume control and auto power in-case you forget to turn the wireless stereo headset off or if your just too lazy to hit a button.

Audio
•Driver Unit: 30mm
•Effective Range: 23ft
•Frequency Response: 20Hz - 20000Hz
•Volume Control: Rotary

Hardware
•Cord: None (Remember, it's wireless)
•Headphone Type: Dynamic Open Air
•Battery Type: You can use supplied rechargeable Ni-MH batteries or 2AA batteries. They are also nice enough to include a ac adapter to charge the MDR-IF540RK hehe.

See larger image Sony MDR-IF540RK Wireless Headphone System with Rechargeable Battery (Electronics) List Price: $99.99 USD

The ability to privately listen to music or spoken word via headphones wherever you go is one of life's great luxuries. Making mobile audio even sweeter however are the Plantronics Pulsar 590A Bluetooth Stereo Headphones. Operating on bluetooth technology, the Pulsar 590A is essentially a wireless stereo device that lets you hear stereo audio without the usual hassle of cords. In addition, the wireless headphones can function as a hands free cell headset which allows you to answer calls without touching your mobile phone. It's about time... I've waited for that feature for along time now.

The Plantronics Pulsar 590A comes in two basic easy to setup parts. The main section is a beautiful over the head unit made from silver and black plastic (says the box). The right ear cup has the call answer, mute, and volume up/down buttons along with a telescoping microphone which is neat. Backing this up is a universal bluetooth adapter and also a small, flat cradle with power cord to charge the rechargeable batteries for the wireless stereo headset and the adapter.

The Plantronics Pulsar 590A is very easy to use. First, we followed the simple directions/manual for pairing the bluetooth device wireless headset , then the set to my cell phone (you'll need to do this once when first using. With that finished, we connected it to my MP3 player using just its standard headphone jack. With all devices involved on and linked, we casually put everything in my pocket and walked out the door. While walking the streets of New York, I was grooving and able to listen to all my music in stereo with surprisingly solid audio quality. The two volume buttons are a tad small but didn't come up as a big problem and I got a big hand. When a call came through, the Pulsar automatically cut out the music and chimed a unique alert. I just simply answered by pressing the answer button once. Once the call was done, the Pulsar resumed music playback by itself which is perfect for many situations such as in the gym and etc... Battery life also proved to be good in testing. The audio played with perfect clarity through the Plantronics 590A continuously over a period of about 11hr without having to recharge. This is not to shabby at all if you ask me especially for the cost of the headphones - one of the best bang for your buck.

See larger image Plantronics .Audio 995 Wireless Stereo Headset (Personal Computers) List Price: $109.95 USD New From: $52.50 In Stock Used from: $45.00 In Stock Release date November 11, 2011.

Just by taking a look, anyone could see that the Motorola MOTOROKR S305 bluetooth stereo headphones have a really awesome design and look pretty comfortable to wear. Question is... do these bluetooth headphones sound good and are they really the best bang for your buck?

Judging sound performance only, the Motorola wireless headphones sound pretty darn good when comparing them to others within the same price range. Now obviously the sound quality will not be as amazing as a $200 set of bluetooth stereo headphones, but as they say, you get what you pay for (I feel in this case you get more than what you pay for). Me and my girlfriend each own the S305's headphones which we use daily for just about anything - such as working out at the gym, running, listening to music and even just to have for a day out on the city streets.

We both agree that regardless the situation or scenario, the sound quality is always enjoyable and I'm very pleased with the convenience of the bluetooth which does away with annoying wires without giving up sound quality. Personally for my head size, the Motorola S305 are more comfortable then most other I’ve worn however, I can only go by how they fit my head personally. You will be happy to know that they do adjust in some unique way's but they definitely secure this model 100% to your head even during fast paced activities like jogging, working out and any fast-pace activity.

Before doing a two mile run uphill, I had doubts and feared they would fall or fly off my head... to my surprise the wireless headphones barely even moved during sprinting which was nice for a change considering earbud headphones just never fit in my ears and always fell out ever since I was a child. Over the head stereo headphones sound so much better anyway regardless of what you need them for. Nothing about the Motorola S305 wireless stereo headphones is hard to use or complicated (setup only took no more than 5 minutes to pair my bluetooth devices) and I feel they are a great for people looking for amazing sound and looks without that two-hundred dollar price tag.

See larger image Motorola S305 Bluetooth Stereo Headset w/ Microphone (Black)[Retail Packaging] (Wireless Phone Accessory) List Price: $99.99 USD New From: $37.99 In Stock

I was getting kinda curious to find out exactly why the new Jabra BT3030 has jumped up to become one of the top 3 bestselling bluetooth stereo headphones on many popular websites. My curiosity kicked in once again just last week when I had to see what all the hype was about the new "top of the line" Logitech Alto series laptop stands were all about.

The answer lies in the fact that the stereo headset offers a very cool new twist on the idea of wirelessly playing and controlling your music as well as answering calls. It provides you with a small and ultralight bluetooth controller that has a high quality built-in microphone and a 3.5mm stereo connector jack which allows you to literally use any headset of your choice – freaking amazon feature and idea to future proof your listening enjoyment as you’ll be able to change your bluetooth music device as often as you want.

Aside from the bluetooth that the wireless headphones kit gives you... it also includes a separate wired headset which deliver very good sound quality. It doesn't stop here because Jabra also gives you a set of 3 different size comfort rubber ear gels (small, medium and large) which allow adjustment to fit the particular shape of anybody's ear which is a huge problem for me with a lot of headsets. On the Jabra website they claim a solid healthy 8 hours of talking time, 7 hours of music playback use with 230 hours of standby time. I cannot confirm nor test this 100% but I can say on a full charge they last me all day under pretty heavy usage, especially music.

This time around designers used a dog tag design (that is what the controls remind me of) which is pretty cool looking. I like the steel look of the front and back face plates as well as the fact that the entire controller is surrounded by a large black rubber band which protects it nicely against any bumps and scratches. If you don't like how it looks you can remove it and instead attach the included clothing clip to the back of the unit and fit it to your outfit. The bluetooth headphones box includes a miniUSB wall charger but unfortunately no cable as of now to charge them through your computer such as a USB cable.

Overall, the large and easily accessible dedicated controls for music as the LED indicator lighting out the front looks so futuristic. There's not much more I can say about this ultralight unit with amazing microphone quality and built-in 3.5mm connector all contribute to make the Jabra BT3030 Bluetooth Stereo Headset a perfect solution for wireless music and calls.

See larger image Jabra BT3030 Bluetooth Stereo Headset (Wireless Phone Accessory) List Price: $79.99 USD New From: $44.95 In Stock

Stereo Headphones and wireless earbuds are extremely common to see people wearing around town, but there is nothing that looks common about the ZAGG ZAGGphones. The silver and black styling with a 'Z' logo make them stand out in a crowd.

Since the 80's, people have been using personal headphones by the masses for their personal music devices. The most important aspects of personal headphones are comfort, sound quality and price. Do the ZAGG phones live up to the claims of the President and CEO of ZAGG?

"As a business traveler I wanted affordable, high quality, comfortable headphones. I couldn't find anything that offered high-end fidelity quality sound were very comfortable, and a professional, yet cool stylish look... all for a reasonable price. So we decided to create the ZAGG phones! They do just that. This kind of sound was previously unattainable at this price point. I am personally excited to share our new ZAGG phones with you."

-Robert G. Pendersen II, President and CEO of ZAGG Inc.

Design:
The ZAGG phones are definitely stylish and look cool. As you can see from the pictures below, the earphone parts are silver and black with the 'Z' logo of Zagg adorned on each side. A padded band at the top of the bar between the earcups keeps pressure on the top of your head to a minimum. They can be folded up to reduce their size footprint for porting them around, but they are still much too big to be considered portable.

The Zagg ZAGGPHONES headset are covered with a fairly soft padding and cover the ear well keeping outside noise to a minimum. The headset is adjustable on both sides. You can stretch the span for larger heads and close the span for smaller heads. The cord is spiraled and can stretch to 11 feet which is a respectable length that most people will find adequate. The cord also has a nice sturdy feel to it rather than the cheap flimsy feel that some products in this price range offer. The plug connects to a 1/8 inch stereo audio jack but it also comes with an adapter for 1/4" stereo. I am very surprised and happy with these and would make a great present for the upcoming holidays.

See larger image ZAGG ZaggBud Stereo Headphones for Apple iPhone (Black/Red) ()

Bluetooth stereo headphones was created to be the ultimate flexible short-range wireless system, applied to dozens of different devices. The JBL Reference 610 series are right in there with the top. Along with amazing sound clarity when working near the connected unit... you can even work at the opposite end of the house without losing any sound quality or volume! The bluetooth wireless signal feels more powerful than the strength of the wireless card built into my laptop motherboard.

Naturally the first thing you notice is the bluetooth dongle. This attaches to the docking port on the bottom of your iPod making it only compatible with Apple's that have this docking port. More a less, these bluetooth stereo headphones were made for the newer iPod generations.

There are controls for the music are on the right ear cup, allowing you to set the volume, navigate through menus, and of course play, pause, fast-forward and rewind. The package is very generous: you get a solid travel case (it's a nice size I must say) filled with extra cables, a recharge pack with included international adapters (awesome) and a stereo jack adapter... and don't forget about the USB cable! The Reference 610 blew me away with all the included accessories making it work right out of the box regardless of where your going and what you have to do.

The JBL Reference Series 610 audio performance is super strong but super clear with pretty good crisp high end's you would expect from a higher priced wireless headset at this point. The wireless connectivity works exceptionally well. Just plug the dongle into your music player or phone, push the power button on the headphones, and within a few seconds the devices are paired and your music starts to pump (LOUD). If you pull out the dongle and replace it, the connection may be lost and it can take a tiny bit to reestablish link, but switching the headphones off and then on again fixes this.

Eliminating wires does improve your listening experience and the sound quality is far superior to most headphones that cost a lot more. It's a shame the dongle hasn't been designed in such a way as to allow a iPod to be docked while in use, because that would allow your apple to charge while you dance around the house jamming out in your favorite Sunday outfit! I cannot wait to see the future of computer and laptop bluetooth devices and the type of technology we will all be seeing soon.

See larger image JBL Ref 610 Over the Ear Wireless Headphone (Black) (Electronics) List Price: $199.95 USD New From: $299.99 In Stock

The BackBeat 903, its first pair of bluetooth stereo headphones to bear the BackBeat name, Altec Lansing has just moved into seriously interesting territory at precisely the right time. Thanks to iPhone OS 3.0, certain iPhones and iPod touches have gained the ability to perform stereo music with bluetooth technology. BackBeat 903 is a lightweight, simple pair of wireless stereo headphones that work for both telephone calls and music, switching smoothly between the two features. While the fit and styling will appeal more to some users than others, 903's performance and general concepts are steps in the right direction for the future of no wired headphones.

Altec packages the 903 stereo headphones about as simply as possible: a power adapter is included for easy recharging, but nothing else; the headphones are what they are. They come with sculpted cone-like rubber earpieces built in, channeling their 14mm speaker drivers sound in the general direction of your ear canals, and have telescoping, swiveling arms that can be stretched and repositioned to fit your ears. Text and icons on the headset are a mix of silver and gold, pretty nice looking I would say.

The earpieces enable the wireless headset to incorporate some components that will benefit many iPod touch 2G and iPhone users. First, there’s a more powerful than average bluetooth chip inside, capable of working at distances of roughly 60 feet from the iPhone 3GS before the signal starts to break up on both sides of a phone call; at distances of roughly 30 feet, callers reported hearing a little inoffensive static on their end, as well. The bluetooth chip uses the 2.1 standard, pairing very easily PIN free with all of the bluetooth devices I tried, and apparently drawing less power when used with 2.1 compatible products. Up to seven hours of battery life for talk or listening are promised, and we ran the 903's for comparably extended periods without needing a recharge.

For the most part, you can expect that these are a good performer, all things considered. Both telephone and stereo bluetooth music are clear, unlike my usb headset. People I called said that there was a slight treble boost and that our voices sounded a little more compressed when heard through the headset, but good overall. There’s also a feature called OpenMic, which lets you hear your surroundings rather than the music that’s streaming wirelessly.

Overall, a number of very real advantages to users looking for bluetooth stereo headphones with calling and music features.This includes impressive broadcasting capabilities, a design that’s acceptable visually, and a reasonable price tag. If you’re willing to take a shot and see whether this pair of wireless headphones will fit on and around your ears, you’ll almost certainly find the sound quality, weight, and battery life to be acceptable until the next major breakthrough in Bluetooth headphone technology comes along.

See larger image Altec Lansing 903 BackBeat Headphones (Electronics) New From: $68.99 In Stock Used from: $50.00 In Stock