KitSound Harlem Wireless Bluetooth On-Ear Headphones with Mic - Rose Gold

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With a decent design, a huge battery life, and a good range of features at a super-affordable price, these still offer incredible value for money, though. KitSound Harlem – Design and comfort My phone refuses to turn its screen on. Its touch screen has proven to still work, but it just simply refuses to open the screen. One thing I can’t comment on here is longevity. Usually, if a set this cheap seems too good to be true, it is. You’ll usually find there’s a catch somewhere, and while I have to be clear in saying that during my two weeks with the KitSound Harlem I didn’t discover one, I have no way of knowing how long these budget cans will last. Verdict

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my headphones make constant noise that they need charging, but when connecting to charge, the red light stays for 5 min and then turns off. the moment I disconnect them from charging, I get the charge-me again signal. any solution or an idea as to why is this happening? I only had them for less than 12 months. But after using the headphones for a while, and trying them with some different genres of music, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the sound was more detailed than I’d originally thought. If you’re listening to something that already has prominent bass, then the Harlem’s enhanced bottom end makes everything sound dull and bloated. But with most genres, it handles things impressively for such a cheap set.Next, select Search automatically for drivers. Windows will scan for new drivers and install if any are available. Noise Canceling is a technique that is mainly used in headphones. Active noise control is used to lower or eliminate the influence of ambient noise.

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Is it possible to listen to two sources at once? I.E. listen to a podcast via Bluetooth and my portable games console via the aux? Thanks I've found that I can long press the power button on the headphones to unpair them from the phone. Thanks me. Once in the pairing mode, press and hold the Power and the Play/Pause button for 5 seconds or until you see a Purple light flash.

Microsoft has a built-in audio troubleshooter to fix sound problems in Windows computers. The audio troubleshooter will scan for common problems including drive glitches, suspended audio services, and other issues. If it finds any problems, it will then recommend appropriate fixes you can try. To reconnect the device, you need to pair it with your PC. So, press and hold the power button for 10 seconds or until you see the Blue and Red lights start flashing. This will put your headphone in pairing mode. I can’t say whether these headphones actually go for 30 hours, as over the course of my time with the set I couldn’t say precisely how long I’ve actually listened. But it’s certainly close to the 30-hour limit, and the Harlem are still going strong. The Bluetooth range is 10m, which is fine for when you’re out and about using your phone as the music device. When pairing, however, I found on one instance that my phone simply wouldn’t find the Harlem. It didn’t matter how many times I tried restarting the pairing process or turned off the Bluetooth or headphones, the set just wouldn’t pop up on my phone’s list of Bluetooth devices. Once I moved, it seemed to fix things.