Looking for the Best Inexpensive Bluetooth Headphones!

General Discussion
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I tried Mpow once but was underwhelmed by the bass. Do they have new models that are better?

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Check out the JBL T450BT! They are often available for under $50 and are known for their durability and quality sound.

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I’ve been thinking about getting JBL, but aren’t there complaints about battery life?

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Yes, battery life can be hit or miss! However, I’d also suggest the SoundPeats TrueFree+. Many find them a great value at around $30!

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I’ve never heard of them. Are they comfortable for long usage?

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Definitely! They have a snug fit and good sound. Plus, at that price, you can’t go wrong! Perfect for working out too.

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I personally like my Taotronics as well, but they don’t isolate sound as much as I’d like. Any advice on models that excel in noise isolation?

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Noise isolation can be tricky at this price point. Have you considered any models from AUKEY? They’re often recommended.

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I’ve tried AUKEY too! They’re decent for the price, but I ended up with some issues after a few months. Durability can be a concern.

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That’s a bummer! I guess quality can vary. I’d still recommend trying out Skullcandy’s offerings; they’re fun and lively with solid performance!

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Skullcandy has some good options! But let’s be honest, they tend to break faster than my patience during a boring meeting! :joy:

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Haha, you have a point! But I’ve had my Crushers for over a year, and they’re still going strong. Any other brands to suggest?

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Honestly, it seems like there’s a huge variety! I’d suggest checking reviews on all brands and seeing which feels right for you. Sometimes it’s worth investing a bit more upfront for better longevity.

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I’m a fan of the Anker Soundcore Life P2. They are under $50 and offer decent sound quality. Pros: long battery life and comfortable fit. Cons: not the best noise isolation.

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I’ve heard great things about Anker! If you’re into exercising, I recommend the Taotronics SoundLiberty 92. They stay put during workouts but have a bit less bass.

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I tried the Mpow H5. They have good sound and are often on sale for about $40. Pros: great for commuting due to their noise cancellation. Cons: a bit bulkier than others.

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Mpow seems solid for trips! For casual listening, I prefer the Sony WH-CH510. Super light, decent sound for the price.

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Don’t forget about the Tribit XFree Tune! Around $40, they’re great for both commuting and home listening with good sound and a comfy fit.

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I’ve had those Tribits too! They balance sound and price well. Definitely a recommendation from me!

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For exercising, I found the JLab Go Air Pop really good, especially for the price. Secure fit and water resistance are strong points!