HomeSpot JM320, Ultra-Lightweight Bluetooth 5.3 Over-Ear Headphones with Auracast, LE Audio, Aptx HD, 60-Hour Battery, and Enhanced Noise Isolation
Original price was: $99.99.$45.99Current price is: $45.99.
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Discover unparalleled audio performance with our Ultra-Lightweight Bluetooth 5.3 Over-Ear Headphones, engineered for both superior sound quality and all-day comfort. These headphones leverage Bluetooth 5.3 technology and Auracast support to seamlessly connect to multiple broadcast stations and devices, offering effortless access to your favorite content. Equipped with Hi-Res Aptx HD codec, these headphones deliver detailed, high-resolution sound for music enthusiasts. Additionally, they feature LE Audio with LC3 codec, which provides exceptional audio quality with ultra-low latency, making them ideal for TV watching when used with the HomeSpot BA310 transmitter (sold separately). Designed for enhanced passive noise isolation, the headphones provide effective sound blocking without the discomfort or additional power consumption associated with active noise cancellation. The snug, cup-to-cup earcup design ensures a quiet listening environment and a comfortable fit. At just 190 grams (6.7 oz), these headphones are exceptionally lightweight, making them perfect for extended use. The foldable earcups and adjustable headband offer a customizable fit for maximum comfort and portability. With an impressive 60-hour battery life, these headphones ensure you can enjoy continuous playback, whether you’re immersed in music, taking calls, or watching TV. Experience the ideal combination of comfort, connectivity, and high-quality audio with these versatile headphones.
Bluetooth 5.3 with Auracast: Connect easily to multiple broadcast stations and devices via our mobile app – QKAudio, with full support for both LE Audio and Classic Audio.
Dual Codec Support: Enjoy Hi-Res Aptx HD for premium music playback on Classic Audio, and LE Audio with LC3 codec for ultra-low latency, perfect for TV watching with the HomeSpot BA210 transmitter (sold separately).
Effective Passive Noise Isolation: Benefit from excellent sound isolation with the snug, cup-to-cup earcup design, providing a quiet listening experience without the pressure or battery drain associated with ANC.
Ultra-Lightweight & Comfortable: Weighing just 190 grams (6.7 oz), these foldable headphones feature an adjustable headband for a customizable fit and all-day comfort.
60-Hour Battery Life: Enjoy up to 60 hours of continuous playback on a single charge, ensuring long-lasting performance for your listening needs.
13 reviews for HomeSpot JM320, Ultra-Lightweight Bluetooth 5.3 Over-Ear Headphones with Auracast, LE Audio, Aptx HD, 60-Hour Battery, and Enhanced Noise Isolation
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Original price was: $99.99.$45.99Current price is: $45.99.
Ed Kieper –
Worked as expected
Great product!
Chuck C. –
Very nice sound and decent noise cancelling
I typically use Air Pods Pro when mowing the lawn or other loud yard work, which helps a lot but earbuds arenât meant to isolate the ears as effectively as muff style headphones. I charged this set with the USB-C cable and paired with my iPhone. Upon turning on you are immediately aware of the noise cancelling, which isnât extreme but worked pretty well, it definitely helped. I was immediately impressed though with how much better the sound reproduction was compared to the Air Pods Pro, which are pretty good.Not being used to full headphones (for past few years anyway) I was concerned I wouldnât find them comfortable enough to wear for long periods, but partly as a battery test and partly to enjoy music I had Amazonâs music service play music on a 60-minute timer while I went to bed one night after using them for much of the day already. They sounded great and I did get used to the comfort. They arenât the most comfortable headphones I own, but theyâre good enough I have no objection to using them as my first choice, especially since theyâre Bluetooth and the only other Bluetooth full size headphones I have arenât as comfortable or sound as good as these.
New Survival Skills –
Great headphones
These are great Bluetooth headphones that we got for use with the metal detector. They are very easy to use and when paired with a transmitter from the metal detector the sound quality is great. They are very comfortable, have great functionality, a great range of volume control and they’re reasonably priced.
Rob’s Reviews –
Decent sound for the price
The HomeSpot JM320 Ultra-Lightweight Bluetooth 5.4 Over-Ear Headphones with Auracast have been a pleasant surprise. They offer decent sound quality for the price, and their ultra-lightweight design makes them extremely comfortable to wear for extended periods. If you’re looking for affordable and comfortable headphones with good performance, these are a solid choice.
Farr –
Lightweight and Feature-Rich Over-Ear Headphones
These ultra-lightweight over-ear headphones have become my go-to for daily use. The Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity ensures a stable and efficient connection with my devices, and the inclusion of Auracast allows for seamless audio sharing, which is great for collaborative listening experiences. The headphones are comfortable to wear for extended periods, thanks to their ergonomic design. However, I noticed that the noise isolation isn’t as effective in very noisy environments, so they might not be ideal for use in such settings. Additionally, while the battery life is decent, I find myself needing to recharge them more frequently than expected.
Soccer 101 –
Clear and comfortable but no base
These headphones are clear and comfortable to wear. They do get pretty loud but without base, it doesn’t sound as good. They are durable and seem to hold up well. The battery life is what you would expect.
Damon –
Good noise cancelling
My big test for these headphone came when utility crews were working around my home for several weeks replacing underground lines using heavy equipment sometimes as close as 30 yards from my home office window and they passed handily. They’re very comfortable and light with soft ear cups that seal well with simple adjustment of the headband which isn’t so tight as to be uncomfortable but holds firm. Bluetooth pairing was trouble free and controls are easy to feel and use. The battery has excellent charge capacity and it never became an issue even with hours of use. Sound quality is very good, not the loudest, but very crisp and clear and plenty enough to work well at keeping outside distractions outside. It’s a good pair of headphones I can recommend as it should give good service for most users.
Bri –
Good for casual use
These Bluetooth headphones are lightweight, comfortable, and foldable, making them ideal for extended wear and easy storage.The sound quality is good, though lacking in bass and clarity compared to higher-end models, making them better suited for podcasts or general listening.Battery life is solid, and the USB-C charging port is a plus. They connect well with devices, including TVs, though there’s slight latency, which may affect gaming or other real-time uses.Audiophiles will want to consider other options.
Joe90 –
Ordinarily, I use a set of AirPods but acquired these to help sit back and enjoy listening to podcasts while flying on commercial airlines. I could have spent an absolute fortune on branded names but for occasional use I only wanted something relatively inexpensive. These appeared to fit the bill.However, on delivery, my wife accessed them first and now, I need to look for another pair for me.Testing these, I found the app to be simple to install and the headphones say to pair. I haven’t fully explored the app at this time, having lost control of the headphones but given time, or purchasing a second pair, I will get to take a look.Will the limited use I have managed, I did find them very comfortable to wear and for my needs I was very happy with the sound quality. Connecting to bluetooth was easy and he sound relayed very well from phone and my wife’s iPad through the ear pads. The set fold up neatly into a small package and all I need to do now is find a small cloth bag in which to store them.With the headphone came the ubiquitous USB – A to C charging cable, although I have many of these from other rechargeable items and prefer to use a higher grade cable. The battery for the headphones is slated to have about a 60 hour duration but I haven’t come anywhere near exhausting this. If the claim is true, I don’t see the need to have a cable with me everywhere I go, so long as I (actually, my wife) ensure they are fully charged before we depart. Even with a full 8 hour transatlantic flight, we (she) can get there and back with slightly more than a 50% drain on them, even if powered on for the entire flight duration.As previously indicated, we are very happy with these and for what our needs are and their intended use.
Melanie S. –
These headphones, which identify themselves as âJM320 by QKAudioâ, have physical button controls. They have an on-off switch, which controls Bluetooth connections, and when switched on, they announce their battery level in increments of 10% or âBattery lowâ under 20% with a high-quality recording of a feminine voice in an American accent. They donât announce further increments of 10% until you switch them off and back on; there are also no announcements after the headphones are initially switched on. To charge them, use the bundled USB Type C to Type A cable, and wait until the LED next to the port turns from red to green (this is not colourblind-friendly).BLUETOOTH: (Note: I am using audio source devices that support sending SBC, SBC-XQ, aptX and aptX HD to these headphones, and have played content with aptX HD.) Excellent. The reception on these is better than some of the other pairs of headphones and earbuds I have had the pleasure to test; they have better range, and donât cut off in front of my fridge or behind walls. The audio quality is also so close to wired as to be indistinguishable to my ears. The two sides being wired to each other, there cannot be any bizarre desynchronisations between ears. The headphones also send the charge of their battery to compatible devices using Bluetooth Battery Reporting with a granularity of 1%. Battery life is around 38 hours of continuous music listening at a safe volume while connected. Itâll be longer if much of the time spent connected is silence, waiting for notifications, occasional music, meetings, etc.WIRED: Nothing in the product description suggested these could be used wired, but they can, with a standard 3.5 mm (1/8â) male-to-male TRS (headphone) cable plugged into the left ear. This cable is not bundled, and should have been bundled, in my opinion. However, if you use your own cable, you can get a good volume out of them through it, and you will find that you can use them as wired headphones even if their battery runs out.CONTROLS: The physical buttons are easy to find with the fingers, and there is a tactile dot on the Bluetooth pairing button, below which there are two volume control buttons that also serve as track change buttons.SOUND QUALITY: Very good for listening. The noise floor is very low here, and the frequency response is a bit on the bassy side, but not overly so. Mids and treble are reproduced evenly. Background details are easily heard, and the sound stage goes a bit further out. Recording sounds washed out, as high frequencies are not recorded properly.ADJUSTMENTS AND COMFORT: The headband can easily be adjusted, and the adjustment holds up well provided the new length clicks into place. However, even at its smallest, itâs too big for smaller heads like mine; instead of the top of my head supporting the ear cups, itâs the sides of my head that support them, as they press downwards. The ear cups are comfortable on their own, but if you wear glasses, your ears will get sandwiched on one side by the ear cups and on the other by your glassesâ arms, and that will dig into them. The whole thing is quite heavy and tight as well. I find that the headphones become quite uncomfortable by the end of the first hour of wearing.
Quirky Opinions –
These headphones don’t have the best build. But they’re comfortable to wear, foldable, with the ear cups are adjustable, and a good grip. The sound is decent. It starts to lose its softness and clarity if there are too many elements to the song or if the volume is too loud, but you’ll probably have to go with wired headphones for better sound at this price. These also have a good range. I only tested to about 25 feet, and had no skips at all. And finally, they charge fast and have a long battery life (between 40-50 hours). So, if you’re looking for affordable Bluetooth headphones for regular use, these are a good option.
Cogsworth –
I like good quality sound when listening to music at home or when traveling, so earbuds do not cut it for me. I got these headphones from HomeSpot because they can fold, making them easier to travel with.The JM320 headphones support both 3.5mm wired connections and high quality wireless Bluetooth (including AptX). The headphones are charged using the provided USB-C cable (but no power adaptor included). However they can run without being powered on when using the 3.5mm cable. They are mostly made of solid plastic, but the inner frame looks to be aluminum. They are extremely lightweight despite having thick ear cups. I like this as it makes them suitable for traveling. The ear cups also fold inwards with a solid click to stay folded. They are on rotating arms so that they conform to your head more comfortably. I always prefer over-ear headphones, but these on-ear headphones are very comfortable for me. The cushions are very thick, and the arms put enough pressure to hold the headphones in place without feeling too tight. The upper arm that sits on top of your head is also very well padded. Overall they look premium while having a good build quality.The most important aspect for me, aside from comfort, is the sound quality. I think they sound very good, with great voice reproduction, smooth bass that is not harsh but has a bit of punch, and decent highs. I like that they can connect using a 3.5mm jack so they work well with my Nintendo Switch and Xbox controllers without the usual delay when using Bluetooth. They provide passive noise attenuation because they cover my ears but they would not substitute for real active noise cancellation headphones. However the attenuation is very good and noticeable, making traveling in an airplane much more comfortable. I am impressed with the build quality, sound quality and the fact that they fold for easier storage. Highly recommend them!
Jason D. –
I find these headphones land in the middle of the spectrum, but I can’t quite make out who exactly the target audience is for this product.First, there’s the most common user of headphones: your every-day commuter/student. These are the people who would typically have an ear-bud style headphone and don’t particularly care about sound quality. Most headphones are “good enough” as long as they’re comfortable and portable. Also, modern ear buds have come a long way in the sound quality department, with both battery life and sound quality increasing substantially, as well as comfort for extended listening periods. These headphones are not for these people; while they might be lightweight, they are still rather cumbersome to both wear and carry around, especially without a case (they do not come with a case, which is very unfortunate as this is standard issue nowadays).On the other end of the spectrum, you’ve got the audiophiles. These are the people who will shell out hundreds of dollars for excellent sound quality and ANC, and expect extreme comfort and customizability out of their over-the-ear headphones. For transparency, I fall into this category. These headphones are not for this audience either; the sound quality is “meh” on these, with heavily compressed mids, far-from-crisp highs, and, as for most less expensive headphones, have the the bass dialed up to the “muddy” setting. Also, comfort is nowhere near what you’d find on a premium set of over-the-ears; the cups are quite small and a little too snug for my tastes, especially for a long play session. Finally, the Passive NC is, again, just fine, but nowhere near what I’d expect when I compare it to modern ANC.I’ll also add that there are many modern ear-bud style headphones that provide much better sound quality, ANC, long-term comfort and fantastic battery life, and that sit at or around the price point for these headphones.So, I ask again, who are these headphones for? Perhaps a commuter who can’t stand in-ears and who doesn’t care about sound quality; whose primary deciding factor is portability and, most importantly, low cost. My opinion is that these headphones are “just fine” for someone who needs something that’s “good enough”. For those people, perhaps these are the right call for you.