[General Accessories] Alberto96:
Archeer AH07 Bluetooth Headphones

Unboxing

The Headphones are packaged into a stylish and compact, premium-like and solid package, with some basic accessories: 1x Micro-USB Cable, 1x 3.5mm Audio Cable, 1x User Manual, and the Headphones (of course).

As regards the Chassis, well there is a mixture of Metal and Plastic, together with a soft-cushion in order to make its wearing experience comfortable.

Each side can be rotated/adjusted, here you can see the internal slider. This is something rare to find, even on high-end headphones.

Thanks to the soft-cushion, made of artifical leather, there are no issues as regards prolonged usage.

Over-ear pavilions (please correct me if i'm using the wrong word) guarantee a better sound insulation, but i found the soft-cushion, at least on my skin, getting pretty hot after some minutes of usage. This is probably caused by the almost-perfect insulation that reduces to minimum the amount of air coming to ears, or just my skin.

Sound Quality

As regards the sound quality, well i am not an audiophile so i can't provide you some professional audio tests, but basing on my power-user experience, i can definitely say that these headphones are able to provide an almost high-end experience, with a great sound quality and complete frequencies coverage.

The Volume is high enough, and low frequencies (aka Bass, even though this isn't the correct definition) are here. I haven't noticed any lack of frequencies, the sound is equilibrated and well calibrated.

This is my Loudness/Volume Test while running a Dolby Sound Test. Result: 82.2 dBA (MAX)

As regards the built-in Microphone, it seems to work just as fine as on the majority of headsets. Nothing to say about it.

Is there something negative about sound quality? Yes, but not directly related. Sound Insulation isn't perfect, it doesn't have any active noise cancellation system so what provides the insulation is just the pavilion. I am not saying that it isn't good, it is definitely enough for me, but in case of loud environments it could be a problem.

Controls and Connectivity

I was able to pair the headphones with my device in just one step (using BT), and after being connected i didn't experienced any issue as regards stability or such. There is APT-X support here for high-definition BT Audio.

There is also the possibility to use Wired Connection instead of Wireless (using BT), without having to use its internal battery, and i do not notice any Quality difference compared to the Wireless connection, maybe because i'm using a last-gen device.

As regards the controls area, there are just three buttons here, but they are multi-functional. The Power Button works also as an Answering Button and as a Music Control for Play/Pause, and the Volume Buttons are used to control the volume (of course), to Reject/Mute a Call and as a Music Control for Next/Previous song.

Conclusions

I am impressed by the quality of these headphones, being a Piston 3 user where sound frequencies are a bit messed up, i can definitely hear the difference. Archeer...well done!

Summarizing all, these AH07 Headphones are really well-made, nice build quality, and what matters most is the sound quality that is great.

So...do I recommend this accessory? Well, i haven't tested lower-end headphones so i can't provide you a comparision or such, but considering the mid-range price, i doubt it is possible to find something better at the price target. Recommended if you want to buy something well-made, with great sound quality, at an acceptable price.

Pros:

- Lightweight

- Great Sound Quality

- Solid

- Comfortable

- Acceptable Price

Cons:

- Sound Insulation could have been better

Rating: 8.8

Packaging and Accessories: 8.5

Design and Materials: 9.5

Sound Quality: 9.5

Price: 8 (based on Amazon price)

Official Product page: http://www.archeer.com/Archeer-AH07...laxing,Up-to-14-Hours-Playback-Time-p-20.html

Amazon.com: http://amzn.to/2b5mP2M

You can find full-res images (I know, Quality isn't excellent) here: http://imgur.com/a/wLYZ9​