Pros
- Inexpensive
- Comfy padded ear pieces
Cons
- Awkward and cramped music controls
- Single size may not fit large ears
Bottom Line
No earbud insertion here: The earpads with LG's headphones feel comfy and relatively secure, and music sounds good, as well.
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Stereo Bluetooth Headsets Offer Strengths and Weaknesses
Manufacturers of stereo Bluetooth headsets want you to lend your ears--both of them--to the audio experience they provide. But none of the models we examined is without drawbacks.
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Next-Generation Stereo Bluetooth Headsets
We examine five of the latest stereo Bluetooth headphones to reach the market, and discuss the state of the technology today.
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