Good Foldable Headphone for the Price
343817
This review is for the OVLENG stereo fold-able headphones. I have had these headphones for about a week, and everyone in the house has had an opportunity to try them out.

The headphones seem to be durable, and we didn't get the sense that they would break easily. They fold up nicely for transporting in a backpack. This was the first pair of headphones that Ive used with a nylon cord and this seems like it will hold up better than the typical plastic-coated wire.

I also found the audio controls on the cord to be very functional. The volume is a simple slide switch which is very easy to adjust, with the on/off  right above it.

My primary use for these will be for listening to music on an IPhone, as well as phone calls using the built-in microphone on the cord.

Given the listed price, the audio quality is somewhat better than expected for the average user when listening to music. For phone conversations, the headphones performed very well. I could hear the other party perfectly, and they reported no issues on their end.

Overall, I am satisfied with the headphones, excellent value given the quality of the sound.

Full Disclosure:
A complimentary product was provided in exchange for an honest review. That fact has not influenced my opinion about this product. I am not obligated to rate or write a positive review and have not received any monetary compensation for testing or writing reviews. I have followed all FTC and Online Review Guidelines to the best of my knowledge and abilities.
2519807
Don't even think of comparing these to high-end Bose quiet comfort and the $300-plus dollar headphones. They don't come close. They do a decent but not outstanding job of muffling outside noise. I'm a sportswriter and used them in a press box that lets in some pretty loud crowd noise. I could definitely hear the crowd noise, but these headphones made it a lot easier to work. I used them to transcribe interviews (which I had a hard time doing with regular headphones) and with no audio source (just the noise canceling feature). They were helpful in both cases. They're reasonably comfortable, and sound quality for listening to music is pretty good with the noise canceling feature on, but pretty crappy without. The noise-canceling feature acts as a mini-amp that gives the headphones some oomph. I still prefer the cheapo Panasonics I bought on Amazon for $4 for pure sound quality though. As far as predicted durability, I'm guessing they'll be below average based on recent experiences with Sony products. It wasn't that long ago that "it's a Sony" was a good thing, but based on my experiences that's no longer the case. If Samsung or LG made these, I'd have a lot more confidence. Overall I'm giving this product a neutral recommendation because although the noise cancelation feature is useful and the price more than reasonable, I'm pretty sure you can do better with similar JVC's or other good brands that make similar headphones for about $40 to $50 more. But if you're hell-bent on getting something like this on the cheap, these might just be the way to go. Just don't expect too much.
4051151
This is an awesome headphone.  Meet my needs and the battery life is outstanding. I love the fold feature and it pairs very quickly. This is a very good cost effective headphone with decent base. My only complaint is that its a bit on the heavy side and the ear cushions could be better
1519666
First off, I bought these to work with an overhead video screen that already has an IR transmitter in it, so I didn't use the IR transmitter at all.  The headphones come with a semi-hard case that is pretty easily stowed under a bench seat or in a seat-back pocket.  The design seems good and sturdy enough.  They are a little big for small children.  I have a pretty big head and don't need to extend these or stretch them out much like on other units.  They are comfortable on me, but again, small kids might have problems keeping them on.  Sound quality isn't exactly audiophile, but it is what you would expect in this price range.  Compared to SSL SHP IR headphones, these have about the same range before they get static and sound is similar, however the SSL units have a deeper tone to them with more bass and the padding on the earphones is a little stiffer, so it helps to muffle car noise better.  Volume level is about the same as well.  I like the sound and fit of the SSL headphones better, but I like these since they fold up and store better.
478884
I have wavered between 4 and 5 stars on these headphones for a while now and finally ended up with 4 stars.  I really want to like them just a bit better than I do but it breaks down like this:

Pros:
* The cable - Gold plated connector on a braided cable with volume control/mic conveniently located and single sided plug which allow it to work well with a phone/ipod in your pocket or backpack.
* Adjustability - Easily fits very large heads and can size down to smaller ones as well.
* Fit - The ear cups are very comfortable and fit well and are not a completely noise isolating which is good for child headphones.
* Sound - Very clear mids and highs, very little bass, which is great if you are trying to protect your children's hearing.

Cons:
* The cable - Generic rubberized plastic on plug which on mine is partially melted looking and the volume control is a very flimsy feeling thumb wheel.
* Adjustability - The slides on the size adjuster are a bit loose when not under tension on your head so they slide around a lot when carrying them.
* Fit - The perforated vinyl on the ear pads is not as comfortable in high heat as others that I have.
* Sound - Very little bass and the attenuation seems to be less than 85db (a guess but its less than I would like if I were using them) so combined together it seems likely to always have them at 100% volume which isn't a problem while using these headphones but when switching headsets or unplugging a device with speakers it causes a bit of a rude awakening.

My overall impression is these are very good for small children if they are the only headset they will use and when used with supervision.  They work OK if you want to share them and want to listen at reasonable volume levels.  I could get by fairly well using them myself, and they are really only just a bit too quiet for me I could probably live with it just fine. They fold nicely and other than the volume control seem very robust.  At the price point I just expected a little bet more quality throughout and its almost there for 5 stars but for a child's headphone where ear protection is important I would recommend it.  I received this item for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.
859394
Light weight ,,,foldable ....solid continuous sound in both sides of headset...improvement over what I already had.
3679061
The headphones fit well over my ears and can be folded nicely and put in purse. The sound is loud and clear. You have to control sound on your device. YOu can hung the earphones over your neck when not in use thanks for clever wire design, and you can drop one of them to leave your ear free.
3367665
I've had these for a couple months and broken them in well. I received them from the Amazon Vine program free of charge to create a review. I have plenty of headphone variety in my drawer already, but I am a big fan of Sennheiser and couldn't pass up the offer.

Features and look:
These are semi-compact. They are more conspicuous than most cans which are designed to be folded and tossed into a bag, but aren't too big to wear on the street. They fit on your ear, not completely around it. They are very lightweight and comfortable for longer term wear. I would rate them as more comfortable than most closed-back headphones. They fold flat enough to stick in your computer case or backpack and not use up much space.

Sound:
I have a pair of the identical headphones with an open back design and I was really surprised by the sound quality. Usually an open back design produces more realistic "open" sound, but these are comparable to the open design in audio quality. Good full range balanced sound. Not tinny and not bassy, just great full balanced sound. They block a fair amount of outside noise, more than I expected for an on-ear compact design. Sound leakage isn't bad either at a reasonable volume, so these are great for listening without disturbing others. They block enough sound that they aren't good for biking/driving or walking/jogging when you need to be more aware of the environment around you.

VS in-ear designs:
They are far superior in comfort and sound to any in-ear buds I have tried under $150. Even high priced in-ear buds can't compare. Leave ear buds to circumstances where portability is the only thing you're after. You can find open back headphones for $25 that are superior to most high-end in-ear buds.

Negatives:
My biggest gripe is the fact that they don't have controls for iPod/iPhone on the cable like the similar open back model I own. I have become accustomed to this convenience and I highly recommend considering a version that has the in-line iPod controls if you use an Apple iDevice. Sennheiser charges too high a premium for this feature, but it really does add enough to the enjoyment. The design is a bit busy-looking but not ugly. They don't fold quite as compactly as some portables like the open-back px100.

Conclusion:
If you don't use an Apple device that uses the in-line controls and you want some outside isolation, these are a good value. If you want cans for exercising or need to be more aware of your environment the Sennheiser px100II is a better choice (PX100 is more compact, great sound, open back). If you do own an Apple music device like iPod or iPhone or Mac, then I would spend a few dollars more and get the in-line controls on whatever headphones you choose.
2916070
I have a couple pairs of Bluetooth headphones I like to use while exercising or bike riding. These are my favorite pair, but they do have some drawbacks. Bluetooth in general is very convenient, along with the ability to make a phone call on the go without shuffling through my bag to find my phone. This set is particularly good for the price range. It connects quickly as soon as it is turned on and audio is immediately diverted to it. There are buttons that control pause/play, volume, and next/previous while in music applications. The play/pause button is also the on/off switch and functions to activate a voice command for whatever capabilities your phone's voice command can perform. The sound quality isn't great, but the buds do a pretty good job isolating the ear pieces from outside sounds. The cable is long enough to fit around the back of my neck and it comes with a clip to tie up any excess cord. It also comes with multiple sizes of silicon ear pieces to fit any size ear. The mic catches my voice well but sounds slightly grainy on the other end. I have not used these in an environment with high ambient sound yet. The power button is in a bit of an awkward location and it shoves the ear piece into my ear if I try to press without squeezing both sides. This pair is lightweight and I don't feel like they will fall out too easily. I plan to test these on one of my runs soon.

I like this pair of headphones but I think some improvement would help a lot. But I would recommend purchasing these if you want a Bluetooth ear bud, without breaking the bank, especially if you aren't looking for an audiophile experience. I did receive this item at a reduced cost to give a fair review. This is an honest review.
3874098
Comforable, rather nice earphone, some noise canceling (not quite like $150 phones). Useful for travel, throw in your pack and not worry.
1453883
This is a good set of headphones to throw around and not worry too much if I break it given its cost. The plastic headband started to weaken and spread quite a lot only after a few weeks of light use, but again, given the cost I am not too worried if I break it - but I'm knocking a star off for it. I wouldn't buy another one pair if the band breaks because I don't have a large head and the band stretching this much shouldn't happen for an average sided noggin. The stretched band also results in a looser fit which means a reduced seal with the ear that lets in ambient noise. The ear pads are comfortable despite sitting on the ears for hours some days - maybe that's due to the spread headband. The set is pretty light. The cord is on the longish side if you just use this with your cell phone.

The lows frequencies are almost nonexistent. There's just enough to let you know there's a drummer pounding the bass, but it's definitely nothing overpowering and not punchy or boomy - it's just barely there. The mids are recessed and slightly veiled and the highs are just meh - I don't think there's much reach on the high end. But really, this is nitpicking because these sound so much better than a $200 seat of Beats and an outstanding value at $15 which is what I paid for mine. I think these go as low as $10 on occasion. For the cost of a set of winter ear muffs, I have a decent set of headphones that play music well enough for mass transit commuting - and also keeps my ears warm ;)

My better set is Audio Technica's ATH-A900x which are probably on low end of the high end, but those are too unwieldy to take outside imho. So comparing these two headphones, I can easily say the set of Sony's has great price to performance ratio.
2758276
I bought these because I was looking for something to compare to Beats by Dre. I somehow stumbled upon these and decided to get them. I like the design, and the folding was something that I wasn't expecting, which is nice, although it does get a bit annoying sometimes. I enjoy the way these sound. The bass with these headphones is better than any headphones that I own, but still not as nice as Beats. I don't expect anything to really compare to Beats in this price range, but I think I found a pretty good contender. I did notice a bit of rattling in the left side after a few uses. I am hoping that it is not blown already. I don't listen to my music overly loud, so I would be thoroughly disappointed. Overall, they've been great, though!
940654
I have used these headphone a few times and find them to be a good value for the price paid.  I would buy them again based on my experience.
4459013
These headphones are lightweight and easy to fold.  The sound quality is excellent and I like the braided chord.
4104523
Overall the sound quality is pretty good. I purchased these to replace a pair of Sennheiser HD 202's I had that broke after 10 months. The clarity of the sound was definitely an improvement over the Sennheisers. I do enjoy listening to music on them with my phone, as they are comfortable and very lightweight. I do occasionally wear headphones to watch a movie and TV and that is one area that for some reason I just found these lacking in overall sound. And that kept me searching for the perfect headphone which I think I found in a pair of Sony MDR V6 which I got for $55 during an Amazon deal of the day. These feel cheaply made compared to the Sony's. They also do not block out any outside noise very well and do have a lot of sound leakage. I did end up keeping these headphones because they are easy to take with me when on the go and I do find the sound to be pretty good overall. The detachable cable is also a very nice feature.
1759980
This is my second pair of these headphones. My first pair, for which I paid full price, was stolen. I liked them well enough to buy a second pair when they went on sale.
I mainly use them for an mp3 player and I have no complaints for their capabilities for that style of listening. You would have to read an audiophile's review for a true description of fidelity, that I probably wouldn't hear anyway. They have good but not excellent bass and a good midrange. They also do a good job of blocking ambient noise.
They are comfortable in short durations, but anything longer than 45 minutes and they will start to pinch. Maybe not if you have a smaller noggin, but mine is pretty average sized and they get pretty tight. On flight from Chicago to Atlanta they get uncomfortable.
And that is my unprofessional review, for what it is worth.
2617830
I got this off the amazon.com after hearing many reviews about it.  Most of the reviews praised the item for its price.  In fact, it is quite a bargain to get a headphone like this within 60 dollar range.

Because of its ohms, you can hear it loud on your ipod unlike bigger, more powerful headphones which will need an amp to increase its quality and volume.  So those of you who are planning to use the headphone with small mp3 players, this is the headphone to go.

The bass is deep, however, it's too crisp and punchy with some of the songs.  I believe it is the quality of the song that was the problem because some songs, the bass is quite good to hear without any crackling sounds.

One warning that I would provide after hours of usage is that, the headphone squeezes your head quite tightly.  Tightness is good for a tight seal of your ears, therefore, isolation of sounds from outside.  However, with that comes a uncomfortable feel and limited hours of usage due to the pain it gives.  I purposely stretched the headband out by putting my headphone over a ball or some sort for days beacause of that reason  and now it has set down to my own level of comfortability.

Overall,  this can be a fun, easy to carry (it's foldable), ipod friendly headphone, however, it can't produce the best quality of sounds which is expectable due to its price.