Tenqa REMXD-wht Wireless Bluetooth Headphones, White

*Initial Review:* April 14, 2012These are amazing headphones. Bluetooth audio is more than exceptional. The only downside is the bass as it sounds quieter compared to its wired mode. The overall sound exceeds the $40 price tag and you will be happy with it.I reccomend these headphones for anyone who have not had bluetooth headphones in the past. These are great starters for the price and quality.Battery life is outstanding. I never worry to charge them.The color is beautiful, I love the white model it contrasts the colors I wear.Lastly the padding is very soft and comfortable. No issues within the first time I used it. I can wear it for an extended period of time.*A month Later:* May 26, 2012Sound is just as amazing as day one. I prefer listening to wired mode at home due to the enhanced sound. I prefer to listen to Bluetooth mode while I'm on my bike heading off to work. Sound is great even next to traffic. On a scale of 1 - 10. I rate 7 out of 10 for noise cancellation. Remxd headphones will not cancel all sound but this is ideal for people like myself who are traveling next to traffic. They are not meant for exercising because although the headphones are light. They are too heavy for activity. Your ears will become hot and these will slip off due to sweat.For $40 my purchase is still more than reasonable. Being able to use wired and Bluetooth modes within one headphone is incredibly convineint.I experienced no audio cutoffs so far. These are prominent in bluetooth headphones but not with Remxd!Battery life is still amazing. I have to worry about recharging. I use bluetooth mode for about an hour everyday so I can go a week and a few days of no recharging. You do not need these turned to the on switch if you are using the auxiliary cable. The cable will power the headphones and will not run off the headphones battery.Unfortunately the white model becomes very dirty overtime. This is the time I regret purchasing the white model because in no time it will contract an odd offwhite color on the headphone pads. Also the white cans will change to a light color of whatever surface it comes in contact with. My bedsheets are dark red so my headphones have become a very light pink color. Thankfully this only happens on the cans edges.Unfortunately the padding becomes a bit hard and rougher. They will show a desert riverbed type pattern. This is not good because the padding inside becomes flatter overtime and will no longer provide the initial comfort I experienced. I can wear these for a few hours until my ears become tired. Unlike all day comfort initially. The overhead thin padding will not be an issue. Its meant gently on your head and you will not experience discomfort.*In Conclusion* - May 26, 2012Overall great sound, wired and Bluetooth is very convenient, long trouble free battery life, comfortable but not after a few hours, no audio cut offs, white model will become dirty and requires cleaning but not all the dirtiness will wipe off.Overall I am happy with my $40 purchase.

Background: I was first made aware of these headphones for being among the only readily available Bluetooth headphones that were capable of being recognized - and pair with - the Sony PSP go. I had been sitting here, waiting patiently, hoping that the price would be at an attractive enough spot for me to be able to pick these up. All to see it roller-coaster up and down in price. The sudden drop to $21 new was finally the clincher for me to pick them up.Having researched these off and on for months, I had some expectations, some appreciation for its features, but also had some concerns.+ Convertible nature to work with stuff regardless of whether it has Bluetooth or not+ Only confirmed headset to actually be recognized and pair with a Sony PSP go system (that I knew of)- Some mentions about small ear-cups did make me wonder how well they'd sound- over-the-head band design choice is likely simpler for Tenqa, but also made me worry whether it would *fit* on my large head? Considering my intended use of the Bluetooth side, would it actually receive game audio from the PSP go?? What does it use as a proprietary in order to charge? I didn't see a USB input?Okay, so, on to the positives.Got out my PSP go after the headphones finished their initial charge cycle. Set for searching for new bluetooth devices, and turned the headphones on. Took a little bit longer than expected, but the PSP go did find them. Entering the pairing key, and a few pops later, and I had full audio, from my PSP to these, over bluetooth. Both on the XMB and in game. I'd call that a success.While the charging cable does irk of potential proprietary (3.5mm to USB), the other cable provided seems to be a standard auxiliary cable. Plugging them in by this manner to my original GBA proved they worked, even with the bluetooth switched off. It actually makes me wonder if I could possibly receive both sets of audio streams at the same time, though.The other thing that I can pleasantly say is that thankfully, the range of flexibilty on the headphones allowed even these to fit even my big head. I might still desire the behind-the-head "sport" form factor, but I'm grateful that these do fit, and work.So, is there a bad or ugly side? Besides some nitpicks and preferences on my part, about the only thing I could suggest for improvement, is maybe a model with bigger ear-cups? Yes, they are big enough for clear sound. Though I would prefer they were large enough for the cups to go fully around the ear. Or if they must be the same size, perhaps a different material for the padding? It's not that they were uncomfortable or itchy; it's more that they could end up getting sweaty and gross after extended listening. But whatever you do, please keep the same bluetooth module. As it stands, this thing's cable to interface and support a device that's more than ten years old with the PSP go. That level of compatibility is a gold mine, and makes these a wonderful choice.