Headphones are a big part of our home as there are four of us in our home and neighbors close by. It is nice, respectful, and sometime necessary to be able to contain our sounds to our own ears. It is nice to be able to get a nice quality pair of headphones without the big name brand prices. I took a chance with Riwbox headphones a few years ago because they claimed to have a lot of quality features and they didn't expect a huge price for those features. It was a choice that I can say I am happy with because Riwbox has always met and most of the time exceeded my expectations.
Everything You Get
Unfortunately accidents happen and children can sometimes be rough with electronic equipment. I find this particularly true with corded headphones. Children seem to rap the headphone cords around their devices so tight that if it had been something alive its circulation would have been cut off. A lot of times headphone wires end up looking like a bent, twisted, and knotted mess. It is because of this that when I do get a new pair of headphones for my children I have to sit down and show them how to gently take care for their cords and teach them how delicate the wires within the cords really are.
Features 1
With technology ever-changing we can now get and use headphones that are wireless as long as they device you want to use them on supports Bluetooth technology. No more tangled or shredded cords is a really nice benefit if you have children that like to listen to their music or like to watch YouTube and you don't want to hear it yourself.
These new Riwbox WT-8S Headphones are really great at utilizing this technology. This is a pair of Bluetooth supported headphones that also comes with an auxiliary cord just in case you exceed the approximate 10 hour play time of them. That is right, they work wirelessly up to approximately 10 hour on one charge and then if you still need to use them you can plug in the auxiliary cord and continue to use until you get the opportunity to recharge these headphones which can only take 2 hours to do.
Features 2
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Now the whole cord or no cord option is a great feature but these Riwbox WT-8S Headphones are packed with so many features. For one they can be used on so many devices, iPads, computers, TVs, smartphones, and I even use on my Xbox One with my wireless controller. I simply use the auxiliary cord plugged into my wireless controller and I can hear the quality sound of the games and also communicate with other gaming friends via the in-line microphone that is built into the auxiliary cord.
Another feature of these headphones is the padded ear-pieces and adjustable headband that can provide hours of comfort for a variety of head sizes. Another nice feature is the ability whether wireless or corded you can use these headphones with all your phone related functions. When listening to your music you can still take your calls when they come in and when done with your call you can go right back to your music selection.
Features 3
Besides the previously mentioned features and the others such as high quality sound, the 40mm driver, and the TF card slot that allows you to play either mp3s or mp4s, it also has 7 color LED lights that switch from color to color seamlessly on both outside panels of the headphones. These lights give your headphones a flashy and stylish and fun look. Because these lights will consume power it will affect your run time, but if you don't want them on you can use the mode button and turn them off.
I really am happy with these headphones by Riwbox as I have come to trust Riwbox for high quality low cost headphones which are packed with many features. I chose the get these headphones in black but they are available in white also. I have included my video review with this blog and also provide a link to the Riwbox product website as well as Amazon if you would like to see if these headphones are right for you. Click on either of the highlighted links and you will be transported to either site for viewing and/or purchasing possibilities.
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