Faux leather earpads and rounded matte plastic earcups are excessively large on small to medium-sized heads- Large flashing blue button to indicate connected state can be distracting in dark

they have a matte plastic finish which doesn't look cheat at all, and doesn't show off your fingerprints like some glassy plastics do.

Owned this wireless over-the-ear headset for use in the noisy underground T or subway system commute, for almost a year, and can confidently say the following:PROS:- comfortable and somewhat adjustable for ours of listening - fit my head and wrapped around my ears well (but if you have a big head/ears, this may be a problem)- durable - headset band is rubberized material and not cheap/flimsy hard plastic (bend and stretch and no scary cracking sounds)- decent bass - bass is okay, not good/great, but if you use Android apps VLC or Equalizer and up the volume and bass, you get a pretty good result- price is reasonable, not like the overpriced popular brands and you can confidently buy versus the no-name brands (that are dirt-cheap or reasonably inexpensive, but the quality is questionable)- battery life is very good and charge time is very fast- seconds as ear-muffs during the cold/windy winters- much better than in-ear or ear-bud headsets at drowning out external noise, but no substitute for noise-cancellation systems- bluetooth connectivity is good and reliable (audio tips tell you when the headset is connected)- headset amplifier (via volume buttons) works very well and combined with the volume on your phone, you can get plenty of sounds for most listenersCONS:- comfortable ear cushions means they are not dense enough to insulate/isolate exterior noise (screeching noise of the train wheels against the metal rails pierces right through the headset

But, I did manage to fix it, in a sloppy way, albeit, by running a bead of super glue around the foam ear pieces where they come in contact with the hard plastic

Keep in mind though that the rest of the headset is made of plastic, a very durable plastic, but plastic nonetheless

they have a matte plastic finish which doesn't look cheat at all, and doesn't show off your fingerprints like some glassy plastics do.

Good design, wireless works good but everything else is just cheap, Cheap plastic, cheap speakers etc, nothing special at all...

There is absolutely no cushioning on the headband so the hard plastic band sits against the top of my head and soon begins to hurt.3

They still work as if they were brand new

Bought these for my mom and she loves them their not as good as

It is not as expensive as, the Beats earphones, but works exactly the same.

Also after a year-long use I have observed that it has got a little loose, which saddens me as I use it in it’s tightest setting

I am kind of picky as to the actual sound of the music when listening in general (no audiophile by any

the Bluetooth is not working , i need from everybody don`t giving the trust for this company

Owned this wireless over-the-ear headset for use in the noisy underground T or subway system commute, for almost a year, and can confidently say the following:PROS:- comfortable and somewhat adjustable for ours of listening - fit my head and wrapped around my ears well (but if you have a big head/ears, this may be a problem)- durable - headset band is rubberized material and not cheap/flimsy hard plastic (bend and stretch and no scary cracking sounds)- decent bass - bass is okay, not good/great, but if you use Android apps VLC or Equalizer and up the volume and bass, you get a pretty good result- price is reasonable, not like the overpriced popular brands and you can confidently buy versus the no-name brands (that are dirt-cheap or reasonably inexpensive, but the quality is questionable)- battery life is very good and charge time is very fast- seconds as ear-muffs during the cold/windy winters- much better than in-ear or ear-bud headsets at drowning out external noise, but no substitute for noise-cancellation systems- bluetooth connectivity is good and reliable (audio tips tell you when the headset is connected)- headset amplifier (via volume buttons) works very well and combined with the volume on your phone, you can get plenty of sounds for most listenersCONS:- comfortable ear cushions means they are not dense enough to insulate/isolate exterior noise (screeching noise of the train wheels against the metal rails pierces right through the headset

I bought these about a year ago through Prime Now, and despite a few drawbacks -- not being noise-cancelling, and that I could never get the Bluetooth to work - I liked them well enough

Terrible I bout them for music while on Xbox and there 1-over ear🤢 2-not

The bass isn't as strong as I prefer but the souns quality is very good

Works great I like it