If you’re worried about the price of Bluetooth headphones now that Apple has gone wireless then don’t – you can get them for as little as $30 thanks to Aussie company Laser.
Now I’m not going to suggest for a second these headphones will rival the high-end audio quality of some of the others on the market, but for sheer simplicity you’ve got to say a set of foldable wireless headphones for $30 is a pretty good deal.
“Great sound quality, practicality and affordability are paramount to LASER’s headphone range,” said LASER MD Chris Lau. “Our Bluetooth Wireless Headphone is a practical solution that fits well into the lifestyle of busy individuals, as consumers are making the switch to the more convenient wireless options.”
There are buttons on the ear piece that allow you to adjust the volume, skip tracks or answer calls, and the battery lasts four hours on a single charge.
When you’re done, they fold up so no tangled cords anymore!
Web: Laserco
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