Thermaltake LUXA2 Lavi L Wireless Bluetooth 4.0 On-Ear Headphone AD-HDP-PCLLBK-00

It's well built, not the most premium feeling, you can definitely see its price in the build materials but the build quality was superb. It's sturdy and strong but the weight of the ear cups can make you feel like it might break if it isn't handled carefully. It has a nice strong hold on the head and is easily adjustable. The ear cups are more on-ear than over-ear unless you have really small ears but the utility of having a headphone that doubles as a bluetooth speaker is that you can easily remove it and play your sound through the loudspeaker if it ever gets tiresome to keep the headphone on. After around 2 hours of use as a headphone I usually feel the need to use take them off and use them in loudspeaker mode for a while to allow my ears to get some time off. I'm no audiophile but the sound quality is good to me, both as a headphone and as a bluetooth speaker.As a Headphone:The sound is rich and it gets pretty loud. I normally listen to music really loud and have found that at times I would lower the volume with these because they get above the level I'm normally looking for. The frequency response is great and the latency of the sound is negligible. At times perhaps at the beginning of a video or song when I'm just about to start listening to content there is a moment of lag before the sound kicks in but that hasn't really been a problem for me so far. The ear cups are soft and really comfortable but as I said they fit more like on-ear headphones for me so after some time listening it becomes uncomfortable and I need to take them off. I've heard other reviews say that the bass isn't really loud but to me it's fine. I don't particularly like super high bass levels when using headphones. The sound is crisp, accurate and very balanced. As a headphone this product definitely is worth the money for the build, sound quality, battery life, low latency and ease of use.As a Bluetooth speaker:This is where things get really interesting with this product. For the price of a good pair of BT headphones you get both a headphone and a BT speaker. The speakers get way louder than I thought they would!! They sound better than BT speakers that I've seen selling for more than these, perhaps not as loud as those but the sound quality is great. At max volume light amounts of distortion can sometimes be heard but very rarely. The frequency response is good, about as good as you can expect from a normal BT speaker without spending the fortunes for a product from JBL/Beats/Logitech or some of the more pricy options. Switching from Headphone mode to loudspeaker is as simple as toggling a switch on the top of the right ear cup, well hidden away to avoid accidental switching and convenient enough to easily switch.Conclusion:Based purely on the merit of the quality of this product as a BT Headphone it's worth the money, factor into that the presence of a switchable loudspeaker and this is a steal of a deal compared to some of the other products in a similar price range. This is a well thought out and well implemented, innovatively designed pair of headphones. You won't be disappointed with your purchase.

I am a record industry professional, songwriter, and publisher. I wanted headphones for listening, not as a fashion accessory to wear around my neck instead of on my head, or to match my outfit at the Grammy Awards. I was willing to pay almost $400 for the trendy ones but only if I could not find an alternative. In the end, these headphones "BEATS" the competition in just about every area. The sound is good with just the right amount of bass. The highs can be a bit tinny on certain songs but not enough to be unbearable.I decided to listen to different genres of music from different eras and analyze the quality of these headphones. First, "California Love" by Tupac and Dr. Dre. LOVED IT and I didn't need Dre's brand to enjoy HIS music! I tried listening to this same song both wired and wireless. There is not an appreciable difference between the two options except, maybe, a drop in the bass sounds. When I did the same thing with Bruno Mars' "Runaway Baby", I found the sound to be a little muddy when wired and even worse using the wireless option. That is probably attributable more to the original mix and mastering of the cut than these headphones. "California 1" by Con Funk Shun (my late husband's band and written by me) sounds outstanding through these headphones. Again, that is likely due to the fact the song, recorded in 1981, is acoustic, performed in a studio by REAL MUSICIANS, playing real instruments - not sampled computer-generated sounds, which is today's "music" . Spandau Ballet's "True" and "What A Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong brought tears to my eyes. A live rendition of "Going Up Yonder" by Walter Hawkins Choir gave me goosebumps - took a sister to church!! Contemporary artist Lenny Kravitz's "Always On The Run" passed the test, both wired and wireless. I could almost feel his fingers zipping off the ridges of his guitar strings. These headphones deliver GOOD music just the way it was meant to be when it was recorded by the artists. For less than $60, you can't ask for more than that.The only problem I have with this set is its heaviness. After wearing them only about an hour, I have a splitting headache. I can't tell if it is the weight alone or a combination with the tightness of the head band. I don't have a big head but this set is tight on me. And the "over the ear" feature is misleading. My ears are also small but the cushioned cup rims are pressing on the top side of my ears something awful.That said, I love the fact that I can switch over to the external speakers to share my grooves with my little grandson. He gets a big kick out of it when his old Nanna is rocking out to Lil Wayne or Flo Rida. Now she can hit a switch and share MY music with him! Overall, I would recommend these headphones to anyone looking for a good buy. I'm going to use the $300 I saved by not buying dem Beats and have some decals with MY name made up to put on this set! Love you, Dr. Dre, but not in my wallet!

After playing around with my co-worker's Luxa2 Lavi S Headphone, I decided to buy one, too. There are several reasons I bought this headphone: Headphone + speaker 2 in 1 feature, attractive price, loud crisp sound quality and rapid charging time.Headphone + speakerThis 2 audio gadgets combines into 1 audio solution. It is convenient for me wherever I go. Just carry 1 headphone and listen with it while in the public. Then flip the switch from headphone to speaker while I am in my office.Attractive priceDivide the price into 2, I only spent $35 in a headphone and $35 in a portable speaker. That is really inexpensive and lesser sound quality compared with those high end ones like Beats, Bose, but the sound quality is great for the money.Battery MysteryI personally thought Most wireless headphone in the market was powered by rechargeable battery. What will happened if the rechargeable battery died? The headphone will dead and become useless. Why I want to spend expensive headphone which has the same lifetime of decent one.Crispy sound qualityThe sound quality of the headphone and speaker are crispy and loud. 4W of speaker is good to hear for a small group of people in a small room. Although it is not great but good enough for daily usage.WeaknessThere are few flaws in the headphone. Plastic build around the headphone seems fragile. No carry bag or carry case. Only black color choice.OverallThis headphone at the price range with features like Headphone + speaker 2 in 1, Wire or wireless, Foldable design, Light weight and Rapid charging time is suitable for outdoor usage. Just give a try and you won't feel disappointed.