So I don’t often do reviews of products, but I was so impressed with these cheap bluetooth headphones that I had to write about it.
Review: Audiosynq’s Cheap Bluetooth Headphones
For just $36.99 you get a set of cheap Bluetooth Headphones 
Now, I didn’t trust these things at all when I first bought them, the word Bluetooth and a price of $36.99 just don’t seem to fit together in my head. But the reviews on Amazon were pretty good so I went ahead and bought a set to try.
And boy I am glad that I did!
These things work fantastic, there is no wire that connects it to your phone so no worries about them getting tangled. The battery lasts a good hour to 1.5 hours and only takes about 2 or 3 hours to fully charge. This means that I can go out for a short hammer session with these bluetooth earbuds and make it back before they lose a charge, plug them in overnight and be ready to roll the next day.
Here are my initial thoughts of the earbuds as I unboxed them.
And here are my thoughts after using them a couple of times.
How do these inexpensive bluetooth headphones rate out?
The one thing that I did find is that while on the bike the reception would cut out if I put my phone in my left jersey pocket. But if I keep my phone in my camelbak or in my right jersey pocket there’s no problem. The sound quality is actually really good for such a high end set of cheap earbuds and they stay very well positioned thanks to the plastic ear hooks that it comes with.
I originally picked up these cheap Audiosynq Bluetooth Headphones
Finally enough was enough so I took a look at what Amazon had to offer and found these cheap bluetooth headphones from Audiosynq available for less than $40. What a find!
I know that music while riding isn’t for everyone. A large majority of riders out there are strongly against it in fact. But if you are the type that enjoys listening to music, a podcast, or an audiobook while riding, running or just living actively check out these cheap Audiosynq bluetooth headphones. Hopefully you will be as pleasantly surprised as I was. 
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Hot topic for sure. For me it all depends on my mood and if I am riding alone. I ride to clear my head. I ride to be around people that generally have a more positive outlook on life. There are those days when the need to just turn everything off music for whatever reason makes it possible. I really try not to run both buds. My fear maybe not hearing a downed rider off trail or maybe a family of hikers I would hate to hurt somebody because of extreme selfishness. I love my Bluetooth headphones but they don’t work with a helmet maybe its time for an earbud set. There is this little 50 mile ride next month and some music sure could help pass the time.
G$
Yeah buddy! But we are pushing the Erwin shindig to May so that we can work alongside the city of McKinney for future exposure. Also, the bluetooth batteries definitely won’t last for 6 hours of riding
I agree though, don’t ride with both earbuds in, leave one out so that you can hear others on the trail.
Thanks for the tip and letting me know about these earphones. I was sent a bluetooth system once but I really didn’t like the way it was set up so I sent it back to the company and told them I couldn’t provide a favorable review.
That one was a whole lot more money as well. Next time I’m able to do any shopping in North American I’ll have a look for these.
Darryl
Yeah, I suppose that is one of the downsides to island living… massively increased shipping charges from Amazon. Sorry man, but you will really like them when you do get a pair.
I just hate that I took so long to buy them!