The package.

The box.

You get the headset itself, a user’s manual, a 3.5mm male-to-male audio patch cable, and a standard microUSB charging cable. Once charged, you’ll get about eight hours of normal usage or over 30 hours of standby time for its phone-enabled features, which features CVC 6.0 noise cancellation technology. Any music control or phone functionality will vary by device and of course won’t work when using a wired connection.

What you get.

The 3.5mm audio jack (AUX), built-in microphone, audio control features, and microUSB charging port are all located on the sides of the headset. The band is fully adjustable, as well as foldable (for portability), and the ear pads/cushions are fairly nice and soft. The ear pads are very much on the small side for my ears, going on top of my ears instead of over them, the latter of which being what I prefer. While I personally feel these would probably fit best on those with particularly small ears, like teenagers or children, this is a common style for adults, so don’t necessarily take my opinion of the fit as the be-all and end-all.

The headset is pretty stylish.

Audio quality over Bluetooth is clear with nice bass. It can get really loud if you want with no noticeable loss of clarity.

Thanks to Ausdom for the review unit.

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The packaging.

You get the lightweight headphones itself, a short mini-USB charging cable, a 3.5mm audio cable (4 feet or 1.2 meters in length), a drawstring padded carrying sack, and a user manual. Since you’ll almost certainly want to use these wirelessly, you should charge the battery, which takes about two to three hours from full drain. You get about 20 hours of playback from a full charge, or, since this has a built-in microphone to work with your smartphone, a similar 20 hours of talk time and about 250 hours of standby time.

What’s in the box.

Build quality on the Ausdom M05 Bluetooth Over-ear Headphones is excellent, with nicely textured surfaces and generous, soft padding around both the adjustable headband and earpads, the latter of which rotates to lay flat. A surprising number of dedicated controls for Volume Up, Volume Down, Power, Track Forward, Play/Pause, and Track Reverse round out its generous feature-set.

So how do they sound? The wireless fidelity is excellent, with superb clarity and solid bass. Wired fidelity is at least a match for how good it sounds over Bluetooth. Even the microphone has excellent pick-up and clarity for the benefit of those you’re speaking to (take note, however, that the microphone and button-based functionality only works in Bluetooth mode, not when using a 3.5mm audio cable).

These are stylish cans.

These are my new favorite full-sized multi-purpose headphones. Between the generous feature-set, support for the latest wireless and data transmission standards, extreme comfort, and reasonable retail price, the Ausdom M05 Bluetooth Over-ear Headphones are easy to love.

Thanks to Ausdom for the review unit.

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