Best Music Player For Bluetooth Headphones

I received the Marshall Acton III a couple of weeks ago and I'm as happy as can be. Ordering and shipping was a breeze as it always is with B&H. The Acton was ready to go out of the box. My player (Fiio) found Acton's bluetooth right away and the bluetooth connection to my Fiio was almost instant and is stable over 25 feet. I have not tried to go any further yet. If you don't have bluetooth, you are able to plug in a cable with a 3.5mm jack. (not provided) I'm playing everything from the 30's to today's music on it and yes, sometimes I need to adjust the bass due to the age/recording of the song. In general, (my opinion) the Acton III is a little more bass heavy then some other players but sounds clear and undistorted even at high volume. Adjusting the bass is easy and done via the knob on top or your music player software. It also has a knob for treble, and some other features. If you don't need to entertain the whole block, the Acton III has plenty of power for a good size backyard party. I also have a Klipsch The One II and in comparison, I would say the Klipsch sounds a little bit more balanced. Nevertheless, I have absolutely no regrets buying the Acton III and it is a perfect and cool looking addition to my back porch. Yes, it needs a power source (outlet) but that is no downside for me. I would buy it again.

I Purchased this specifically for myself to connect my record player. It was a bonus that it had input jack and Bluetooth. I attached an Alexa device to it which allows me to stream music directly by just asking. My husband uses his tablet to Bluetooth to play music on the receiver and play the videos on his 10inch screen. I often find my husband in my study listening to music. Set up was very simple as I set up a record player, CD player, and cassette deck to it. Wired 2 JVC speakers to it.

Honestly one of the best purchases I’ve ever made. I’d been looking for a pair of headphones that were both Bluetooth and wired as they were for my vinyl player. The sound is so clear. These headphones are worth their price.

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Best Bluetooth on-ear headphones I’ve ever owned. Charging is.. amazingly quick, sound quality is great, however it seems to really accentuate the low-end. Maybe an EQ or increased midrange and treble might help. Otherwise, no complaints! Battery life is also surprisingly great, impressive from a 0.3Ah battery. Another great product from JBL. The name says it all - you won’t be disappointed.

I have been wanting to buy some quality over-ear bluetooth headphones for over a year but wasn't quite ready for the price tags... I finessed my finances to grab these and first of all they ship HELLA fast. I think it was less than three days from the time I ordered to the time I received them. I love the control knob and all the features... not quite sure what other reviewers are talking about with the sound quality. I feel like the music is literally inside my head (in the best way possible), the volume is beyond adequate (they get quite loud), and set up was a breeze. Worth the price tag, will recommend to all fellow music lovers.

Fantastic portable player that really makes your music fun again. With headphones, in the car & through desktop speakers this unit reinvents music.

I listen to these on a media player that plays lossless formats and through a small amplifier currently, these headphones reproduce the played music perfectly without any coloration. These are an excellent headphone for anyone that would like faithfully reproduced music.

I recently bought a Cowon M2 player and I use the Audio Technica headphones in conjunction with this player. I am not an audiophile and in fact my hearing was somewhat damaged by a stroke I had a few years ago. Still the combination of the headphones and the player has given me a fresh appreciation of the music I listened to before I had the stroke. In many cases it is as if I am hearing the music for the first time. I am surprised and pleased.

I am loving my underwater MP3 player from SHOKZ. I had one for years that had headphones that were connected by a wire to the player. I could never really get it to work well. If I turned my head too much I would get water in my ear and couldn't actually hear the music. Plus I had two pairs of headphones where the wire split. This is awesome because I can finally hear the music clearly and I can move my head at will and I have no problems. I shaved 8 minutes off my mile time using this because I was so pumped because of the music!