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

Product Information

On your device, go to the Bluetooth settings and select "KitSound Harlem" from the list of available devices to complete the pairing process. The headphones are available in a range of colours: Black, Blue, Dark Pink, Purple, or the finish I was sent in for review, Rose Gold-Black .

User manual KitSound Harlem (English - 6 pages)

A quick factory reset of your Bluetooth headset can fix many issues related to connections, discovery, pairing, audio delay, and static sound.

For wired pairs, the focus is on the strength of the joint between the headphones and the cable, as this is where many cheaper wired headphones fail.

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On the other side of the wheel, along the bottom of the right ear cup, sits the micro-USB charging port, alongside a power button that’s also used for pairing. And, at times, the low end certainly does come across as bloated, initially making it difficult to determine whether the treble and mids are actually lacking, or if they’re just being drowned out by the bass frequencies. However, it’s a minor niggle overall, and I found the mic that sits alongside the control perfectly usable for Skyping. I’d then tap it in the same direction involuntarily, attempting to adjust the sound, only to have the track skip. Each of the five members of our professional listening panel, who have a range of ages and ear sizes, gives a rating for how comfortable they find the headphones to wear, and we take an average.Press the "+" button to increase the volume and the "-" button to decrease it to your preferred level. Check for and install pending audio driver updates to troubleshoot the beeping sound in your headphone. With a weight of 190 grams, it is lightweight and portable, allowing users to enjoy their favorite music on the go. But KitSound has managed to pack in some great features and an incredible battery life alongside thoroughly impressive sound performance for a budget set. The control’s flimsy feel also doesn’t add much to the sleek design and solid, if not quite robust, feel of the Harlem.