Review: Archeer AH07 Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with Mic
The Archeer AH07 Wireless Headphones with a built-in mic are a low cost unit that have multipurpose use in mind.
Basically, they are universally compatible and can work with most any Bluetooth device from a smartphone to a desktop. A 3.5mm audio jack can also be used if needed.
They are made of a soft material that fits around the ears that are almost similar to a Bose set but not as good.
The sides swivel in and out to give the best adjustment for your ears, and are made of what looks like aluminum, and feels solid but is actually a chrome looking plastic.
The ear pieces themselves are also flexible and can be folded in if needed for easier storage.
They fit me well and I would have no problem wearing them during a full days work.
A nice feature I found very useful is the passive noise reduction from noisy environments when more quiet is needed.
The controls are built into the side of the head piece and are easy to use with On/Off, volume, call buttons, 3.5 mm audio jack, and power port.
Powering them on is easy as pressing the power button.
Pairing them is also easy as going into Bluetooth setting on your device and pressing Pair.
The sound is also very good and impressive for a low cost set. They have a lot of bass and and a volume that can go up loud.
Summary
If your looking for a good over-ear wireless Bluetooth headphone set that wont break the bank than the Archeer AH07 is definitely worth a look.
If you have the money than there are more expensive top-end brands of course they cost much more, such as the Bose QuietComfort.
High-end headsets are no doubt nice but with the high price tag not in every ones reach. The Archeer AH07 is a good fit for those who need a good set without the high cost.
As always be sure to read the reviews on Amazon or elsewhere to be sure they are a good fit for you.
Specifications
Bluetooth: 4.0
Talk Time: 14 Hours
Standby: 540 Hours
Range 10 Meters: (33 Feet)
Bluetooth Profiles: A2DP/ AVRCP/ HSP/ HFP
Impedance: 32 Ohms
Sound Pressure Level: 119+-3dB
Frequency Response: 20Hz—20 Khz
