And, you will have a very difficult time trying to pick out background noise due to Bluedio's noise cancellation

Phone conversations are excellent, clear, easy to hear and be heard, very little background noise comes through.

I'd purchased these to use with Windows 7, and found them to create background noise, cutting out, and never actually automatically connecting

Aside from that, there is low distortion and background noise

Movies sound amazing, and music is as crisp as if you were there

Bluetooth connection was as easy as

The bass sound was perfectly balanced and not overpowering as with the Bludio’s default surround where the bass is so much more present

I've taken them to the gym with me as well as to the office

I was sent a set of UFO headphones as replacements for my R+ set which had broken under warranty

The R+ is susceptible to damage because of its flimsy plastic build

I like the R+ better still since I used them for such a long

Revolution R+ amazing bass, now this UFO amazing sound quality and richness without forgetting the great bass specially with 3D audio mode

, I'm a collector of there products like the in-ear headsets and the over-ear headsets like the R+ legend series plus the V victory 12 speaker faith

The R+ are like that very good TV you may buy if considering price as a primary consideration, while these UFO's are kind of like that TV you may spend a little more on if your main objective is to get the ultimate experience.

It has the same great sound reproduction as the R+ with the added feature of having the 3D function.

Obviously I love the Legend R+ or I wouldn't own more than one pair.

I like heavy, thumping bass, and these headphones do the job as well as the R+

The sound: I thought the R+ were fantastic, and there is nothing wrong with them

I would pick the R+ over the UFO, simply because I like the heavy bass and the SD card feature

I have a few things I would like to see improved with the Legend R+ model as well, as nothing is ever perfect, but overall I think the Legend R+ is still the best bang for you buck, by a fair margin, in the wireless headphone arena.

I've owned these as well as the R+ and the build quality on these is phenomenal

My R+ fell out of my locker and cracked in 4 places which I was pretty disappointed about

and I have always enjoyed my R+

I felt that the bass was not as strong as the Bluedio R+ or the Beats by Dre wireless model, however, I went to YouTube and found some bass sounds that blew me away

The UFO's are a definite step-up even though the R+ are still great.

Now she loves the R+ the way I did

Ear and head comfort is as good as the R+ and I can wear them for extended time periods without having any discomfort.

The perfect answer was to upgrade to the Bluedio U (UFO) PPS and let her have the popular Bleudio R+.

Until then, if you don't mind a bulkier pair, I would highly recommend the Bluedio Legend R+ and use the extra $80 to buy more music!

The R+ is shiny and in-your-face with its color scheme

I love these Bluedio U

I got the U (UFO Faith series High End as a replacement for the lower end model "Bluedio R+ Legend Version Bluetooth

(Recommended)I personally like my music experience to be more on point with clarity

In fact, when I did an A/B test with my set of Bose, as well as my sister’s 300.00 Beats, the one thing that stood out was that you could hear things the mix of a song, that was absent in the other headsets