Any recommended Bluetooth Earphones?

[tech3475]

I'm now in the market for a set of bluetooth earphones (IEMs) with a budget of £150.

Are there any within this budget which can be recommended? Preferably not bass heavy, no hard 'collar' but like having a cable between the earbuds and built in remote.

I'm currently considering the Bose SoundSport Bluetooth but I'm wondering if similar or better quality can be found for less:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bose-SoundSport-Bluetooth-Wireless-Headphones-Black/dp/B01L7PSJFO

Thank you.

 

[Wombo Combo]

http://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/best/by-feature/wireless-bluetooth#page-top

 

[tech3475]

http://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/best/by-feature/wireless-bluetooth#page-top

The recommended ones seem to have collars.

I have looked at such lists but one problem I encountered was some user reported issues, so I was interested to see what others may recommend.

 

[dAVID_]

Also, Beats are overrated. Sennheiser is way better.

 

[tech3475]

Also, Beats are overrated. Sennheiser is way better.

Only problem is the collar on the Sennheiser ones I've seen.

 

[Gizametalman]

My recommendation is this:
- Buy GOOD HEADPHONES
- Buy a Bluetooth Receiver/Receptor

- Sold everything together and voilá... yout own AND BETTER Bluetooth Headphones.

 

[tech3475]

My recommendation is this:
- Buy GOOD HEADPHONES
- Buy a Bluetooth Receiver/Receptor

- Sold everything together and voilá... yout own AND BETTER Bluetooth Headphones.

That was my preferred option, except most of the adapters I've seen/tried had one flaw or another e.g. older BT standard, L/R audio flipped, no clip, no controls, volume too loud, etc.

 

[Gizametalman]

That was my preferred option, except most of the adapters I've seen/tried had one flaw or another e.g. older BT standard, L/R audio flipped, no clip, no controls, volume too loud, etc.

Well yes, technical issues here and there.
But I think that, if you can solder or have decent soldering skills you can make your DREAM headphones for much cheaper than already made BT Headphones.

I tend to buy Headphones in the Flea Market near my house. Sometimes I get them much cheaper than half a dollar.
Sometimes they just need soldering. But once I fix them, I can have another nice pair of Headphones.

 

[tech3475]

Well yes, technical issues here and there.
But I think that, if you can solder or have decent soldering skills you can make your DREAM headphones for much cheaper than already made BT Headphones.

I tend to buy Headphones in the Flea Market near my house. Sometimes I get them much cheaper than half a dollar.
Sometimes they just need soldering. But once I fix them, I can have another nice pair of Headphones.

Sadly I'm lacking them.

 

[Gizametalman]

Sadly I'm lacking them.

 

[emigre]

I've been using these. I've been generally happy with them. I do prefer my wired Sennheiser Momentum 2s.

 

[tech3475]

I've been using these. I've been generally happy with them. I do prefer my wired Sennheiser Momentum 2s.

The problem is I need earphones (IEMs), similar to the example I gave.