Spent a good amount of time researching the right pair of headphones for me

Very nice pair.

Once paired, there were still connectivity issues.

Cost - not the most expensive headphones on the market, but definitely not an affordable pair

Easily the best pair of headphones I have ever owned.

That said, since these cans are a high-end product, you are simply not getting as good of a "value proposition" out of them: the extra features, physical stability and sound quality you get from them is not "worth" the $250 or so extra you're paying for them over and above an already very good pair of headphones

This pair appears brand new where the other pair was questionable.

courtesy of the Amazon Vine Program -- if the sound quality of an expensive pair of on-ear cans like these Sennheisers was worth the high cost and bulky form factor

Slightly odd pairing sequence for NFC capable devices is not clearly described in the quick reference guide

Cost - not the most expensive headphones on the market, but definitely not an affordable pair

Yes, I would recommend this pair of Headphone.

If you want to save a few hundred bucks, you can easily pick up a very good pair of Bluetooth headphones from a company like Meelectronics

All around, a great pair of travel headphones, just be sure to buy them at the discounted

Otherwise it's a comfortable pair of on-ears

After a few weeks of breaking in, this pair of Sennheiser is more comfortable to wear.

This is easily the best pair of headphones I've ever owned

The headband hurt as it was not able to be adjusted for my head.

The sound overall is great, but they hurt my ears A LOT.I'm not an

I wouldn't recommend these as you have better options now