Oneodio Fusion A70 Bluetooth 5.2 Headphones Stereo Over Ear Wireless Headset Professional Recording Studio Monitor DJ Headphones

I was surprised when I opened the box to find a great storage case was included in the package. Great sound out of the box and nicely tuned to my ears using the Avantree Audio app on my phone. The noise cancellation switch works well too and the charging stand is super convenient.

I use them mainly for work, so the boom mic is essential for clear voice in Teams, Zoom or whatever else we’re all using these days. However, I also use them later in the day for watching TV and the combination of BT 5 and low-latency codecs mean these are the first BT headphones I have bought that don’t require me to be constantly fiddling with the audio sync setting on the TV.

First class after-sales service as well. My first Avantree purchase and not my last. I have just bought a Torus Wireless Personal Speaker for my father that is currently charging!

I would recommend the Aria Me if you’re looking for trouble free connection and great sound.

These headphones are great for several reasons.

1. I’m no expert on sound, but I think they sound good. I had to adapt a bit from my previous headphones, because the Avantree Audition are over-ears, whereas my previous ones were on-ear. This means that the sound, especially the bass, is stronger with Avantree Audition headphones. They isolate pretty well too – even without music, ambient sounds are muffled, and with music even at a moderate volume, I generally can’t hear anything else.

2. The battery does really last a very long time, which is great because this is the main reason I went for them. I didn’t really measure how long it lasts, but I’ve had them for over a month now, and I’ve recharged them twice. So, basically, you don’t have to think about the battery – just leave them to charge overnight occasionally (depending on how often you use them, but, say, every couple of days, or once a week), and you’ll never run out of battery while using them.

3. I do have a quibble about the controls, but it’s not just about Avantree. It’s the general idea about having as few buttons as possible, which Avantree has followed. The volume control buttons also control moving backwards and forwards between songs and other things, the smart button controls a number of things (power on/off, bluetooth pairing, etc.). Some of it makes sense, and obviously you don’t want a bunch of buttons, but I think just three buttons is too few. An additional button or two wouldn’t have hurt, in my opinion – you can easily memorize where they are if you’re using them while having the headphones on your head, and if you’re using them while holding the headphones in your hands, then they can be marked with what they do. The way it is, you have to memorize 3 or 4 times more functions (if you’re using them) than there are buttons, together with how long or how many times you should press which button. I think this reduces convenience.

4. Connectivity is good, albeit there is the usual occasional dropping of the connection that goes with Bluetooth (although it really doesn’t happen often at all). The NFC worked without any problems.