Bluedio BL50 Mini Mono Bluetooth Wireless Headset Headphone

Specifications:

• Transmission Power: Class 2
• Transmission Distance: 10m/32.8in
• Charging Time: 3-4h
• Standby Time: Up to 110 Hours
• Bluetooth Headset Size: 3.5 x 1.5 x 1.0cm/1.4 x 0.6 x 0.4in(L x W x T)
• Color: Silver

Features:

• This is a BL20 Bluetooth Headset
• The BL20 is the benchmark of wireless music powered by Bluetooth wireless technology
• This Wireless Bluetooth Headset makes you pick up phone calls without holding the cell phone
• It has fine thin light design, silver solid sense cover
• Stereo Bluetooth Headsets can reduce the radiation to protect you from radiation damage
• The Music Bluetooth Headset lasts for 6 hours talking time and 10 days standby time
• The Music Bluetooth Headset has noise reduction function, can reduce noise and let sound clearly
• These Stereo Bluetooth Headsets are designed for accurate sound and harmless to your ears
• Our wireless bluetooth earphones are adjustable so that you can wear them on the right or left side of your head
• These Stereo Bluetooth Headsets are NON-OEM product

Details:

• It consists of a Bluetooth Headset Headphone, a Hook and a Charger

• This is a BL20 Bluetooth Headset
• The BL20 is the benchmark of wireless music powered by Bluetooth wireless technology

• The Stereo Bluetooth Headsets are comfortable to touch and provide the clear voice

• The bluetooth earphones make it easy for you to talk on the move

• You can according this coin to image the size of the product

• The detail working process of this Stereo Wireless Bluetooth Headset

How to Choose a Wireless Headphone Set for Internet Use:

Many computer users might opt for headphones over computer speakers, but headphones typically have very short wires. Short wires make listening to music or movies on the Internet difficult at best. Wireless headphones, however, offer mobility in addition to quality sound. Because many wireless Internet headphone options exist, computer users must know what makes a good headset. Fortunately, if you follow a few guidelines, you'll select a set of wireless Internet headphones that fit your specific listening needs

• Decide what size of headphone you prefer. For instance, headphone size ranges from "buds" that fit inside your ear to traditional headphone "cups" that fit around your ear. Buds fit unobtrusively inside your ear, but cups often provide greater bass. Buds look cool, but cups cover the ear, so they tend to filter external noise better. Buds sound great, and they do not make a sideways track through your hair. Cups tend to stay put better and require less repositioning
• Decide what type of headset arm you like. For instance, some headsets rest across the top of your head. Others rest behind the head. Some armless headset designs include buds and headphone that strap across the top of your ear. Each type of arm feels different, so pick one you find comfortable
• Compare sound range. For instance, range includes decibels (db) and hertz (hz). Decibel indicates how loud a sound the headphone emits. Hertz indicates the pitch or frequency that a headphone can emit. Quality headphones accommodate up to 110 db. Quality headphones accommodate frequency from 20 to 50,000 hz
• Compare sound quality. Headsets that provide deep, resounding bass provide a better listening experience than a tinny or hollow-sounding bass. Sound quality depends partly on how well the earphones fit on your ear, so look for a good seal within or around your ear. Look for features that allow you to increase treble or bass or vocal ranges. Look for 5.1 stereo, which sounds great when you watch Internet movies
• Compare the transponder range. The transponder transmits the music to the headphones. Some wireless headphones might only work if the headset remains within a few feet of the transponder. Other headset systems might work if you step out of the room. Still other wireless headphones work almost anywhere your home
• Compare price. In 2010, wireless Internet headsets range from $100 to $400. Less expensive headsets have shorter range and might have less resounding bass. More expensive headsets might include wider range, deeper base, or 5.1 stereo surround. Additionally, the transponder for more expensive units might be compatible with actual speakers, so while you listen to your headphones, other people can listen to speakers placed throughout the house. Try not to sacrifice sound quality or features in order to save a few bucks
• Compare refund policies. Some retailers offer a 14-day return. Others offer up to 30-day money back guarantees. Some retailers do not accept refunds. Some retailers charge a restocking fee

How to Link SouthWing Bluetooth Stereo Headsets to Cell Phones:

Unlike many cell phone Bluetooth headsets that only fit in one ear, Southwing manufactures Bluetooth headsets that fit over both ears. This type of design increases sound quality, allowing for stereo playback when listening to music and making it easier to hear when on a phone call. Before you can use a Southwing Bluetooth headset with a cell phone, you need to link, or pair, the two devices together. Once paired, you can operate many of the calling functions of the cell phone from the headset

Pairing First Device:

• Press the "Power" switch on the headset to the "On" position. The indicator light will blink blue and red and you will hear two beeps, indicating you are in pairing mode. This series of events only occurs when the headset is not paired with any devices
• Search for Bluetooth devices on your cell phone. Each phone has a different method for performing a search. Consult the instruction manual supplied with your phone for information on how to search for Bluetooth devices
• Select your Southwing headset from the list of devices which appear on your cell phone
• Enter "0000" using the cell phone keypad when prompted for a PIN number. The headset and your phone are now paired and ready for use

Pairing Cell Phone After It Is Paired With Another Device:

• Turn the headset on by pressing the "Power" switch to the "On" position. The indicator light will blink red
• Press and hold the "Play" button on the headset until the indicator light blinks red and blue and you hear two beeps. The headset is now in pairing mode
• Enable the Bluetooth device search on your cell phone. Refer to the cell phone instruction manual for information on searching for Bluetooth devices
• Choose the Southwing headset from the list and enter "0000" when prompted for a PIN. The cell phone and headset are now paired and ready for use

Package Included:

• 1 x Bluetooth Headset Headphone
• 1 x Hook
• 1 x Charger
• 1 x User Manual