I've been told that the mic pretty much picks up all sound in the room, so it's not good for teleconferencing in a noisy office environment or public areas

so they aren't the best in a loud environment like a plane.

One unexpected surprise was the relative sound isolation for an on-ear headphone, which helps if you're in a noisy environment

HOW I USE THEMi had a temporary job that required me to sit at a desk for 12hours a day for a month, performing a monotonous task in a dirty and sticky environment.

while the P5w has slightly greater sound quality, the difference is pretty slight and is virtually unnoticeable in real-world conditions, since such portable headphones are often used in noisier environments

A better environmental noise cut-off / directional voice capture would help, as the mic is capturing a lot of environmental noise.(Suggestion to Jabra: it would be nice to have the possibility to attach a shaped tube from the mic hole to the corner of the mouth in order to capture the sound ensuring a clear prioritization of own voive over other sounds / voices in noisy environments, yet keeping it at the same level of comfort / aestetics when there is no need to attach the tube.)

I like physical buttons, easy to use and kids friendly.

Another positive I have not mentioned is the surprising longevity of the headphones

have the right (R) and left (L) channels printed in big print

Headphones are very subjective and personal devices to people - very hard for one to review without pointing that out - I personally own several pairs for various purposes including wireless / bluetooth models - SONY with LDAC streaming (in ear), B&W PX (over ear) with APTX-HD and AAC in ear sets (AIrPods and the excellent Jabra Elite Active 65t).