Bluetooth may not be the ideal music flow way for audiophiles but when you need the convenience of not having to trip over wires or risk damaging jacks and plugs, for some, Bluetooth may be a compromise under certain conditions.

The JLab Omni Bluetooth Over-Ears go for $100 in new condition, but they are currently cut in half in used condition ranging from $49 to $52 (Used Good to Very Good) by Amazon Warehouse Deals. They average 4.1 out of 5 based on 107 customer reviews. They have over 50 questions answered. They are folding and include a travel case and recharge via microUSB slot.

Hide this post from your ardent audiophile purist friends! Don’t let them see it! It’s *gasp* a bluetooth Over-Ear headphone 😉 The new JLab Omni go for $100 in new condition but they are currently cut in half in used condition! The “Used – Acceptable” goes for $49 (sold out), while the “Used – Good” goes for $57 at Amazon Warehouse Deals. There are multiple listings, so if you don’t want them right away, time may put price pressure on the used prices. They are folding and their style is kinda Momentum-ish based on the gallery pictures over there. They average 4.1 out of 5 based on 65 customer reviews, and they have 42 questions answered. Keep in mind, anyone on the internet with an amazon.com account can ask and/or answer a question!

Bluetooth headphones may not win any audiophile awards, but when you want to move around and don’t want to deal with cables creating trouble or even ruining your headphones, bluetooth can be a compromise, at least for some. The new JLab Omni folding bluetooth over-ears go for $100 in new condition, but if you are cool with used headphones, they are available in “Used – Good” condition for $69 or “Used – Very Good” for $71.50 or “Used – Like New” for $73 by Amazon Warehouse Deals. There are many listings, so this may perhaps create price pressure and further drop prices (this is only a theory).