Cardo S-2 Bluetooth Stereo Headphones Review

Overall –

It’s unfortunate that a little pinch behind the ear can ruin things so easily, but that was definitely the case here. Your mileage may vary depending on skull shape, of course, so don’t be entirely turned off – just keep your receipt. Music and call quality was good, and suffered what I suspect is standard Bluetooth background noise. The folding neck is cool and all, but I question its necessity. They’re a little more compact, but even in a big pocket, you wouldn’t be able to fit much of anything else in there without it getting all tangled up. They sure look pretty sitting on the desk though, so that counts for something.

The sound and call quality were just fine, although a few glitches with the multifunction button (namely with Voice Dialling) and the cumbersomeness of the track skip did slow things down a bit. Despite all of that, the sound quality is still solid, and connecting with either handheld or computer is relatively painless. If they fit your ears, super, but until I find something that’s a little more forgiving (or the cartilage around my ears succumbs to forced moulding) I’ll be sticking to my wired Bose In-Ear headphones.