[bhazard]

Very nice review. I agree with everything posted. I'm highly sensitive to peaky treble, and these don't hurt my ears in the slightest. It's a very nice clear sound. I'm also a basshead, so the fact the headphone can boost a bit without sacrificing SQ is another very nice feature.
 
I haven't been able to get NFC working with my Nexus 4 however, even with the case off, but I've always had issues with NFC.
 
$150 is a little pricey.  I believe I found the OEM, which you can get the headphone itself for ~$60. Price wise, If it can stay at $100-110 and have customer service + a warranty, it is a very good buy.

 

[kimvictor]

  Thank you guys to review and discuss VOXOA HD Wireless Headphones.
Besides of sound quality, it is designed to be strong and last long.
Check it out at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FYkhQdjzQM to see how tough it is.

I tested the same thing, and they are incredibly flexible.

 

[Pathfinders]

Should I get Voxoa or the Bluedio R2?

 

[kimvictor]

  Should I get Voxoa or the Bluedio R2?

Haven't heard the R2, but the fact that they have 8 drivers makes me want to stay away. Multi driver headphones generally have great 3D sound, but are terrible for music.

 

[bhazard]

  Haven't heard the R2, but the fact that they have 8 drivers makes me want to stay away. Multi driver headphones generally have great 3D sound, but are terrible for music.

The Bluedio R2 sounds like a Beats headphone, HUGE bass, with no detail and no highs.
 
The Voxoa is more well rounded, yet is mid recessed. I think it sounds better than the Bluedio.
 
Bluedio also has very poor customer support, which is a turn off. They do not respond to emails.

 

[Pathfinders]

Haven't heard the R2, but the fact that they have 8 drivers makes me want to stay away. Multi driver headphones generally have great 3D sound, but are terrible for music.

The Bluedio R2 sounds like a Beats headphone, HUGE bass, with no detail and no highs.

The Voxoa is more well rounded, yet is mid recessed. I think it sounds better than the Bluedio.

Bluedio also has very poor customer support, which is a turn off. They do not respond to emails.

Thank you both for the reply, I will go for the Voxoa, waiting for good bf deals else will just get it drom AMZ at 110.

 

[kimvictor]

Thank you both for the reply, I will go for the Voxoa, waiting for good bf deals else will just get it drom AMZ at 110.

That would be my choice too.

 

[Pathfinders]

Just bought one.

I think it's ok to post this:
Use this discount code on Amazon to get a $40 discount. [COLOR=444444]DPFAMFRI[/COLOR]
[COLOR=444444]Brings the price to $110.[/COLOR]

great, price dropped to $120, but can't use the promo code, I ended up paying $10 more on bf!

 

[kimvictor]

Currently willing to lend my Voxoa HD Wireless to those that might be interested! 12/2/13
http://www.head-fi.org/t/693456/lending-out-gears

 

[tinglydingly]

Can anyone comment on the mic quality?

 

[kimvictor]

Yeah. It's rather good. The HD voice thing that Voxoa implemented works pretty well, but it does catches outside noise rather well.