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For 5€ headphones, they are satisfactorily good. Personally, I consider headphones as disposable in my life. That's why I buy the cheapest ones out there. Because I change them often and I would regret if I had bought something expensive.
These headphones are worth buying in cases like mine.
I have sensory processing disorder and I am autistic with anxiety and chronic depression.
I need headphones for most of the day to cope with the demands of the outside world.
So far, for the money I spent, I am completely satisfied.
The Bluetooth connected immediately and the volume is already loud enough to cover external sounds.
Even if you wear them without music, they block out the street noise, but still allow you to be aware of your surroundings by filtering out sudden and intense annoying noises.
They fit very well, the ear cushions are very soft, they are lightweight and do not strain the head.
I connected them with a jack plug, but I am hesitant because the distortion it had may have been an issue with my cable. Also, with the jack, the volume was not good at all, but anyway, I bought them for wireless use.
Flawless bass and sound in the genres of music I listen to (dark country, dark wave, metal, rock, classic).
If you increase the volume significantly while listening to music with Bluetooth connectivity, it starts to distort, but you really don't need to turn it up that loud. I was doing chores and left my phone playing YouTube in the kitchen while moving around the rooms up to 10-15 meters without the connection being interrupted, only when there was a wall in between, and a solid heavy screen (a piece of furniture made of thick wood filled with books).
I haven't tried them for calls yet because I rarely talk on the phone. If it happens, I will comment with an update.
They give me the feeling that you need to be careful not to drop them and also be careful with how you fold the arms, because obviously, with such a price, they are of cheap construction.
So far, I am completely satisfied and I recommend them for anyone who has similar use as mine.

It is very good, especially considering its price. It easily cuts through bills (Be careful with papers with staples, remove them before passing them through the shredder), I emptied a drawer of paper waste and I reuse them to package my parcels. Like most budget devices for household use, it doesn't require much effort as it heats up after 5 minutes of continuous use. It has an automatic button that starts when you put paper in and stops automatically once it cuts it. If it doesn't stop while in Auto mode and it has already cut the paper, it means that a piece of paper is stuck in the blades. You unplug it and carefully remove it with a pair of tweezers. It does its job perfectly. Many complain about the noise, it's not something terrible, that's why I included the video. The cat was slightly annoyed but it will pass. For anyone looking for something affordable for the home, this is the perfect choice! I am very satisfied with my purchase and I have already recovered the cost, as I don't need to buy additional materials to package my parcels, which is also good for the environment.