By: Ben Pastore

I’ve gone through more than just a few pairs of headphones in my lifetime. I had the old-school earmuff-looking monstrosities of the mid-eighties, complete with the headphone jack you had to plug into the stereo (or boom box) itself. I had lightweight, foldable-types with earpieces that would either rest outside the ear with a cheap layer of gray foam or go directly inside for optimal audio transmission. The problem was, and always has been, that inevitably the wire connecting the headphones to my device would get caught, snagged, frayed or in some other way incapacitated, and I was left listening to static, or even worse, a combination of mono and stereo as one side or the other would drop out. So when it came time for the next pair, I knew wireless was the only way to go.

There are many wireless headphone options on the market, at a variety of price points. I’ve found that the Nuraphone Wireless Bluetooth Headphones have given me everything I’ve ever wanted in a headphone, and I’ll now tell you a little more about what brought me to that conclusion.

Ergonomics

My Nuraphone Wireless Bluetooth Headphones look very similar to the ones I used to rock back in the 80’s. But in terms of comfort and capability they are quite literally decades apart. There is soft cushioning around the headband and around the ears, with two stalks that fit directly into the ear canal. Whereas I can tolerate ear buds for a maximum of about ten minutes without feeling the need to rip them out, with the Nuraphones it’s usually an hour or more before I start feeling the effects of having something sticking in my ears.

High Quality

Of course, anyone interested in headphones will also be interested in sound quality. That’s where the Nuraphones shine. Not only is the sound quality itself great, but the downloadable app will customize your hearing experience to your own particular tastes and hearing abilities.

Features

You would think that being wireless would mean there couldn’t be a whole lot of special features, but that’s simply not the case here. With a single tap on one side you can instantly lower the volume to listen to someone talking to you (in my case, it’s mostly my wife asking me to do chores, so be careful when you decide to use this feature). You can also pause, move to the next track and regulate the volume manually.

Conclusion

I’ve been listening to music through headphones my whole life, and chances are you have too. If you’re going to invest in a quality pair of headphones, I would wholeheartedly recommend the Nuraphone Wireless Bluetooth Headphones for an immersive, comfortable, and most importantly, wire free experience.