Rydohi Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones (68H playtime, Bluetooth 5.3, mic) – black/blue
Product description
The essentials
If you’re after a pair of over-ear Bluetooth headphones that can keep going for long listening sessions, the Rydohi Bluetooth Headphones are built for everyday practicality. The headline claim is up to 68 hours of playtime in Bluetooth mode, and it also comes with a 3.5mm audio cable so you can keep listening even if you’d rather run wired.
On paper, this is the sort of headset you’d reach for at home, in the office, or while travelling because it’s foldable and includes a storage bag. It’s not trying to compete with high-end audiophile gear, instead, it leans into sensible convenience features—Bluetooth 5.3 stability, switching across devices, and a few sound tweaks.
It’s also worth being honest about expectations: the description doesn’t mention anything like active noise cancelling, so if your priority is blocking out train platform noise or office chatter, you may find these feel more “listening” than “cancelling”.
Key features that matter day to day
The big practical advantages here are the combination of wireless convenience with a wired backup.
- 68H playtime (Bluetooth mode): useful if you don’t want to think about charging often.
- Bluetooth 5.3: positioned as offering a more stable, faster connection, with the ability to pair with two devices at once and switch between them.
- Two-device switching: the idea is you can move from a phone playlist to a laptop call without having to re-pair.
- 3 EQ modes: adjustable Pop / Bass / Vocal sound profiles you can switch between.
- Over-ear comfort design: the ear cushions are described as “memory-protein” and the headband/earmuffs are designed for comfort during longer wear.
If you regularly bounce between devices—say, music on your phone and meetings on your laptop—two-device pairing is the kind of feature that actually saves time. And the included 3.5mm cable means you’re not entirely dependent on Bluetooth power or range.
What you’ll notice in use (and what you might not)
In everyday use, the comfort and switching features are likely to be the first things you notice. The over-ear cushions and foam leather earmuffs/headbands are aimed at making it easier to wear the headset for extended sessions, such as working at a desk for a few hours.
A small example: you’re editing a document on your PC, take a call, then want to go back to music—this is where the “paired with two devices at once” approach is supposed to reduce friction.
Sound-wise, you get three EQ modes (Pop/Bass/Vocal). The description also claims “CD quality sound”, but since there’s no deeper detail (like codec support, frequency response, or measured performance), it’s safer to treat this as a general performance promise rather than a guarantee for highly demanding listening setups.
Tech summary
Tech specs
- Type: Over-ear Bluetooth headphones (wireless headset with microphone) / foldable headset
- Bluetooth version: Bluetooth 5.3
- Playtime: up to 68 hours (Bluetooth mode)
- EQ modes: 3 modes (Pop / Bass / Vocal)
- Wireless features: compatible with Bluetooth-enabled devices, can be paired with two devices at once
- Audio options: wireless Bluetooth and wired via 3.5mm audio cable
- What’s included: foldable deep bass headphones, 3.5mm backup audio cable, USB charging cable, storage bag, user manual
- Support: 30 days free return and 18 months warranty (as stated)
Who it suits (and who may want to skip it)
It makes sense if you want a portable, foldable over-ear headset for daily listening, office calls, and travel, where the ability to switch between two devices matters. The 3.5mm cable is also a practical safety net—handy if you ever run into a Bluetooth hiccup, or if you’re using a device without Bluetooth.
It may not be the best match if you’re specifically chasing a more premium sound character, deep sub-bass accuracy, or environmental noise blocking. Since the information provided doesn’t mention active noise cancellation or similar features, these are more “comfortable wireless headphones with EQ” than a full-on noise-isolation solution.
Buying verdict
Final verdict
Worth considering if you’re buying for everyday use—home, commuting, and office—especially if you like the idea of long 68-hour Bluetooth sessions and switching between two paired devices. The foldable design plus storage bag also makes it easier to live with when you’re on the move.
You may want to look elsewhere if noise cancelling is a must, or if you need more specific audio performance information than an EQ-mode based approach. Also, because the description is light on technical audio details beyond the Bluetooth version and EQ modes, it’s sensible to view these as a value-focused option rather than a specialist studio-style headset.
Quick FAQ
Does it work wired as well?
Yes— it includes a 3.5mm audio cable, so you can use it as a wired headset too.
Can it connect to two devices at once?
That’s how it’s described: it can be paired with two devices at once and switched between.
Are there different sound modes?
Yes, there are three EQ modes: Pop, Bass, and Vocal.
What’s included in the box?
You get the foldable headphones, a 3.5mm backup audio cable, a USB charging cable, a storage bag, and a user manual.
Is there a warranty or returns policy?
The listing states 30 days free return and 18 months warranty.