The touch control on the side of the headphones is very cool

The touch controls are pretty bad - they were pretty unresponsive when I intended to do something, and activated accidently if I inadvertently touched the control surface

Another major annoyance is touch control

Touch controls are gimmicky, does not consistently work for play/pause

What I didn't like was the touch controls and the comfort after an hour of so of wear

In a nutshell the touch controls were extremely finicky and after a few days of failed attempts to adjust volume, skip tracks and play/pause music I gave up on using them and went with my iPhone for control

Touch controls are gimmicky, does not consistently work for play/pause

So, the other unit is working really good but only reason I am giving 4 star as the touch control is not as good as my other headphone(Sony WH 1000xm2)

Touch controls are too expensive and not precise and are at a higher risk of failure or not able to be used in all situations

I would strongly prefer physical buttons for these functions, or in a pinch "nondirectional" touch controls (scrolling wheel motions rather than up/down vs left/right)

As everyone else has pointed out, the touch controls are finicky

, touch controls are working just fine

The right-earcup touch controls are definitely controversial.

The 65t provides a very good passive sound isolation, so I think I'll be using that for commute more than these cans

Compared to my Jabra Elite 65t, these sound much worse

The 65t provides a very good passive sound isolation, so I think I'll be using that for commute more than these cans

Compared to my Jabra Elite 65t, these sound much worse