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A blog dedicated to portable listening. Why portable? Because I have a three year old and two teens that seem to think we share everything.
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Thursday, March 22, 2012
MEE AF-32 Review
Thanks
to Joe from Meelec for the review pair. This is the first pair of
BlueTooth Headphones I have used or reviewed, although I have heard the
K430’s, HT-21, KSC-75, and Yuin G2A. They can be purchased through their website for $79.99 as well as Amazon and Newegg
Specs and Features
Features
Bluetooth Specifications:
Headphone Specifications:
The build quality is solid, the buttons on the side, are raised and rock back and forth, easy to use once they are memorized. The battery life of the headphones was shockingly good. We were able to listen to music for the 12 hours that they are rated for between charges. When they died on me during my trip to DC and I didn’t have the 3.5mm charging cable I simply plugged them in via the 3.5mm included cable. There are markings on the inside of the headband to indicate left and right. This is my only gripe is that they weren’t easily found, could just be me. If you remember that the controls sit on your right ear it shouldn’t be an issue. Screws hold the whole thing together and after 200 hours of use the screws were still as tight as when I first received the phones. The earpads and headband pad is a faux leather material and is holding up very well. No wear can be seen on the pads. The foam of the ear pads is very cushy at first and settles into a flatter shape after some break in. They extend well to fit my melon head and my wife with a much smaller head than mine found the fit comfortable for extended listening. The clamping force is adequate and hasn’t been too tight.. They stay put while doing chores around the house and I didn’t worry about them falling off of my head when stooping down to pick up the mop bucket.
Specs and Features
Features
- A2DP stereo Bluetooth for music playback and use as a headset with the built-in mic
- Conveniently located phone and music controls
- Ultra-soft ear pads and adjustable headband for extended wearing comfort
- Folds for convenient storage and comes with a travel bag
- Rich and dynamic sound with enhanced deep bass and great clarity from the acoustically advanced, high efficiency 40mm driver
- Convenient all-in-one design for simplicity and functionality
- 3.5mm audio jack for wired use
- Digital volume control
- Talk handsfree on your phone
- Voice dialing (if supported by your phone)
- Compatible with: iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android phones, Android tablets, Windows phones, Macs, Bluetooth dongles, and other Bluetooth enabled devices
- 1 year manufacturer warranty*
Bluetooth Specifications:
- Bluetooth Version: Bluetooth Specification V2.1 + EDR
- Profile: Hands-free Profile (HFP) 1.5, Headset Profile (HSP) 1.1, Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) 1.2, and Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) 1.0
- Operating Range: 10 M
- Standby time:at least 100 hours
- Talk time: 10+ hours
- Music playing time: 12+ hours
- Charging time: 4 hours
- Charging cable: 3.5mm to USB
Headphone Specifications:
- Driver: 40 mm high performance drivers with neodymium magnets
- Frequency Response: 18Hz – 20KHz
- Sensitivity: 106 dB (1mW @ 1KHz)
- Impedance: 32 ohms
- Length of cable for wired use: 48 inches
- Weight: 115g
- Warranty: 1 year
- Ship Weight: 0.5 lb
Packaging, Build, and Fit
The build quality is solid, the buttons on the side, are raised and rock back and forth, easy to use once they are memorized. The battery life of the headphones was shockingly good. We were able to listen to music for the 12 hours that they are rated for between charges. When they died on me during my trip to DC and I didn’t have the 3.5mm charging cable I simply plugged them in via the 3.5mm included cable. There are markings on the inside of the headband to indicate left and right. This is my only gripe is that they weren’t easily found, could just be me. If you remember that the controls sit on your right ear it shouldn’t be an issue. Screws hold the whole thing together and after 200 hours of use the screws were still as tight as when I first received the phones. The earpads and headband pad is a faux leather material and is holding up very well. No wear can be seen on the pads. The foam of the ear pads is very cushy at first and settles into a flatter shape after some break in. They extend well to fit my melon head and my wife with a much smaller head than mine found the fit comfortable for extended listening. The clamping force is adequate and hasn’t been too tight.. They stay put while doing chores around the house and I didn’t worry about them falling off of my head when stooping down to pick up the mop bucket.
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