WOOZIK Twist Wireless Headphones, Over Ear 2 in 1 Hybrid Headset with Built-in FM Radio, Micro-SD Card Slot, AUX, Volume Control, Mic, Black

Man I own at least 6 pairs of name brand headphones my god these pairs are the best one yet they are super loud

ProsLooked sporty and was light weight. Charge time was pretty much on the mark. The pros stop there.ConsSet arrived in a small plastic bag similar to a sandwich sized zip-lock baggie, no box and no padding. The instructions are vague and whimsical. Controls are clumsy, and my set the track buttons didn't work. Regarding sound quality, it lacked both clarity in crispness and very little bass tone.For the price, one would expect more. A PowerLocus P2 at third of the cost (under $30) whips this set 'up the street and around the corner,' in almost every aspect.Lastly, it is very disheartening to see that the website doesn't exist anymore (if it ever did).

Great Product! Highly recommended!

please read all of this if you read any of it....A few years ago, I had what i guess would be the very first generation of this design for headphones. I'm talking they were identical to these in looks the ONLY visible difference is the logo is from a different company and a different location. Loving my first pair is the reason i found these when my 1st pair died.the good...They have a micro sd card reader/player. (main reason for these to me. they can play music more then the radio without and other devices. don't need phone or mp3 when working out or working or whatever)They do pick up radio. Not all models do that. As far as options like music source options these are somewhere at the top of that list. Corded, blue tooth, radio, sd card.Another feature only few headsets have is you can flip these out and play as a loudspeaker. Easy to play music for a small group. I use this feature to quietly listen without having anything on my ears allowing me to hear whats going on around me. I use them at work....They do produce a decent volume as long as you dont want to make yourself deaf.I know they fold but never fold them so cant say how those parts hold up. But in general they dont feel like they were cheaply made. they dont feel like a very expensive pair either. lolThe bad.The battery life rating is way off. As a loudspeaker on full volume at full charge you might make it through a song and a half maybe 2. This is after a month or two of heavy use. When new I believe it may have lasted 20 to 25 min maybe a little more.On over the ear mode at close to full volume they last just lone enough to cut the yard about an hour and a halfThey dont claim to be noise canceling but the ear cups are a little on the small side so they let in extra sound but that might just be the fit on me.When they are in loudspeaker mode it seems like only the left speaker gets louder and not by much. My old pair did both at a very big difference.There is some bad distortion on the upper end of the volume scale but again might just be my music.Maybe my pair is flawed but it will not run off of an external power source (phone , Mp3, ect) like it should when the headset batteries are dead. One of the features that swayed me.They will however play much longer on a full charge corded to say your phone. then even at a loud volume the battery times seem to meet the specs they give for theseSo I guess if you are looking for a quieter music experience for shorter amounts of time then these a re a great buy. If you are looking for concert volume with crystal clarity for long hours these will be a big disappointment...

Nice design.. it’s so cool that you can flip out the headphones and it turns into speakers..sound quality can improve but the bass is solid. Also hard ti find FM radio statuons at time

For one the radio would work when it wanted to then it would just quit. One ear has more cancellation than the other. sound OK. good for Bluetooth. but for some reason whenever was connected to a device the internet would'nt work properly.BAD HEADPHONES!

Was a lot better than I expected. Works well!

FM Reception poor.