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these syllable earbuds had me a bit worried I'm not a fan of testing speakers on this channel because it's difficult to convey exactly how they sound via video for a price tag of about 50 bucks link in the description by the way I'd say they're slightly on the expensive side but that's okay I know exactly why they're doing that be warned if you buy a pair of $20 Bluetooth wireless headphones that are advertised as high-definition audio you will regret your purchase the moment you put them on we all know what terrible headphones sound like like you listening to something through a paper bag but that's not what these sound like at all I would equate these actually to probably the same quality you get in a typical pair of headphones included with a flagship phone so like my galaxy s7 headphones sound a lot like these as you as did my iPhone 7 headphones but on top of that of course this pair of headphones is wireless that does not mean however that the Bluetooth capability cuts into audio quality that's what I was getting to a bit earlier with the whole sheep in ear bluetooth headphone rant if you have a terrible Bluetooth receiver in these not only where your audio quality diminishes being transmitted over the air but as it's being processed by the receiver itself but let's not get ahead of ourselves let's cover what's in the box and how exactly you charge these things so inside this cube exterior are four major components the first of which is of course the Bluetooth headphones and the included case / charging dock which I'll discuss more detail here shortly you also get a user manual which will come in handy when you need to connect the headphones to a device a microUSB to USB cable which isn't very long that was a bit disappointing and two pairs of interchangeable rubber domes so the case flash charging dock is actually pretty cool it will of course hold your headphones you can take them wherever you want without losing them that's something that Lucas headphones are notorious for and it also acts as a charging dock in that there are four LEDs which will notify you of current charging status a microUSB charging hub is to the right which will use to connect to a computer I say computer because while no charging brick is included with the headphones so all you have is the cable and the charging port I don't know where they expect you to plug these things into but it won't be a wall kind of a letdown and the short USB cable doesn't make things any easier connecting the headphones to my phone however was not difficult at all it took about six seconds long as you can read the manual you'll be good to go the syllable logo on the sides of each acts as a button and can be used to complete process now back to audio quality again I compare these to a typical run-of-the-mill flagship headset that you get with an iPhone 7 or a samsung galaxy of seven I don't think that's a bad thing if you're an audiophile though you probably shouldn't be looking at this video anyway because anything that's cheap obviously is going to sound that good but I'd save 50 bucks it's tough to it's tough to justify 50 bucks 40 bucks is really where it where it would shine and I think that it would still be at a premium enough price point to set itself apart from the $20 you know just terrible headsets but 50 bucks is still yeah it's okay the lows are not very low but these are in earbuds that's typical of most of those I was able to use my s7 equalizer to adjust that accordingly these are also very deep in earbuds so it'll be difficult to hear anything other than yourself talking and that's not very basically right now this is super weird range is typical Bluetooth range although I don't think you'd ever need to be that far away from your phone and battery life is about two hours so doing anything extra strenuous maybe mowing the lawn a quick gym workout would be about as far as these would make it but alas there is one ultimate deal-breaker for me and these headphones I don't know if it's a calibration issue a software issue but every every ten minutes or so one of the headphones will lower its volume dramatically we're talking to figure out a hundred percent of a dropped of twenty percent and then slowly work its way back up to 100% while the other headphone stays 100% the entire time I don't get it but it's a big issue and it gets very annoying it's something I've noticed others complaining about in the review section as well and I hate saying that because these aren't cheap they don't sound cheap they aren't made cheap it's just one thing that they didn't get right before they started rolling these out my headset was no exception if you are willing to take the risk though and deal with the short USB cable and the fact that these only last for about two hours I guess you have nothing else to lose worst case you can return these you won't probably have any problem at all because these are Amazon fulfilled so give them a shot if you think 50 bucks is like it's at least experimenting with these if you haven't owned a Bluetooth headset before these are a good entry model if you will don't recommend spending 200 bucks on a Bluetooth headset if you haven't owned one before because you need to set your expectations accordingly I will say though that I'm excited for where syllabus is heading they have a more expensive model than I'm sure is rid of most of the mini versions issues it's also nice to see the syllabus wasn't willing to compromise on quality for the sake of price too many companies are falling into that trap nowadays but not syllabus you guys almost had it by the way you almost create to be perfect budget-friendly wireless Bluetooth headset if you liked this video be sure to give it a thumbs up give it a thumbs down if you feel the complete opposite and click the subscribe button if you haven't already this is that was our studio thanks for learning with us