KVIDIO Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones (Dark Blue)

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These KVIDIO Bluetooth over-ear headphones are actually pretty good for what they’re meant for — I bought them a few years ago and still use them regularly. They’ve been through a lot: work calls, long commutes, college study sessions, even some weekend trips. The dark blue colour is subtle, not flashy, and they’re not the flashiest thing in the world, but they do the job.

The sound is surprisingly good — deep bass, clear highs, and that kind of rich stereo feel that makes music feel like it’s coming from the room around you. I’ve listened to everything from podcasts to classic rock, and it’s not like it’s a cheap clone, it just sounds solid.

They’re comfy too — the ear cups are made from a soft memory foam that doesn’t press on your ears, and the headband adjusts well. I’ve worn them for hours without any discomfort. They fold up neatly, so they’re easy to carry in a bag or even in my backpack.

They connect quickly via Bluetooth 5.3, which means no fiddling around with pairing — just press the button and it’s ready. I’ve used them with my phone, laptop, and even my tablet. There’s a built-in mic, so I can take calls hands-free, which is handy when I’m on the go.

The battery lasts a solid 65 hours on a single charge — that’s enough for a month of daily use. I’ve had them on a long trip with no worries about dying mid-ride. And if you need a wired backup, there’s a 3.5mm cable included.

I got them about two years ago and haven’t looked back. They’re not going to win any audio awards, but they’re reliable, quiet, and actually fit well with my lifestyle. I’ve kept them in good shape, and they’re still working great.

I’m moving to east-renfrewshire, Scotland, and I’m letting them go for £13.50 — just because I’m not using them as much now and I want to upgrade. If you’re looking for something simple, solid, and not too flashy, these are a decent pick. Genuine buyer only.