20 Best Headphones For Ear Health (2023 Updated)

Really comfortable, great sounding buds. A bit outdated I’ll admit; hopefully Bose sees fit to continue this line with an upgraded version. The Bose true wireless Sport buds were okay, but a little too bulky, and not as comfortable or held as firmly in place as the Soundsport Wireless.

They sounded great, though. I would love to see a new Soundsport wireless, with two additional creature comforts consistent with the technology of the times: -Better Call Clarity Can utilize additional mics, and/or some level of bone conduction -Hearthrough/Ambient mode While these have great passive noise cancellation, it’s almost “too” good in that sport buds are much safer with some awareness of your surroundings -USB-C charging I’ll leave it at just those two.

Honestly, active noise cancellation is really nice on many types of headphones/buds, but not sport-centric ones. At least not for the price increase, or added complexity to the buds. Commuting, walking, flying, home listening, absolutely.

ANC makes all of those experiences significantly better. But for active sports and exposure to the elements, the juice of ANC just isn’t worth the squeeze. So keep up the great work Bose, and I’d love to see Soundsport Wireless 2.

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I am bad about taking an ear bud out and misplacing it. The cable works for me. I have small ears and the ear buds fit nicely do not slip out and are comfortable. I have noticed if I leave one bud in my ear while working it becomes a little uncomfortable after 5 to 8 hours.

Stays in the ear while I am up moving around and dancing which is great, no falling out. The sound quality is good but does not have any adjustments. The volume could go higher. It blocks noise but not to the point you are not aware of your surroundings.

I can hear my dogs barking while listening to music. Does not lose connection with my phone. I have purchased a lot of wireless ear buds and get frustrated with the need to resync to my device and have found some are difficult to pair the ear buds and then to my device, not so with Bose, they stay paired with no problems ezzy pezzy.

I ahve also found with previous wireless earbuds around 3 to 6 months I start having problems, one of the earbuds or both stop woking or stop charging. I would purchase again or upgrade to a different model.

My son who likes a lot of bass thought Bose could improve in this model in that area. They wirk great for my taste and I do like bass but not overkill on it. Fonally earbuds that are comfortable, stay in my ears and the cord keeps me from misplacing a bud or dropping them on the floor.

As with all things Bose, the sound is simply incredible. The buds themselves fit nice and stay put. I really like the cord connecting the two even LESS than I thought I would. Although there is a clip to attach them to your collar, you still feel it.

The tugging when you turn your head is downright annoying. The controls on the wire are awkward as well. It may be something I’ll get used to, but at the moment, searching for the correct button, and memorizing the number of presses to access the desired function is also annoying.

The power button is also a pain to use. The LED for charging is very vague about its color, so I end up relying on the voice to tell me the charge level. So, because the power button is wonky and hard to use, it’s even more of a pain to put one bud in and power it on via the other bud so you know what the battery level is and.

oh you get the idea. Using colors other than pastels with a too bright LED through a pinhole would have been better. But, I knew all of these annoyances would be there. Because Bose is nothing if not consistent.

I saw the wire in the photos of the product. I know Bose can be an absolute doofus when it comes to ergonomics. I knew these earbuds would constantly irritate me in one way or another. So why did I buy them, and say thiswas a positive review? The sound.

That awesome sound that Bose always amazes me with. Great bass, without being boomy. You can hear the faintest of highs without being shrill. Just amazing sound. It’s the Bose sound. You either love it or hate it.

I happen to be in the former crowd. So I paid a king’s ransom for earbuds that are wired wireless and they constantly irk me. Gladly, and I’d do it again.

The X10 is great for workouts – the ear hooks keep them in place (which for my small ears is important because earbuds always fall out of my ears), they are super comfortable, good sound quality, and it has ANC.

I also like that it has physical buttons for control. Worthy to note for those that care is that you can only access voice assistance if you have only one earbud in – however this doesn’t bother me. Definitely recommend these as a good option for people in search of wireless sport earbuds.

These have been a great sounding earbuds. I use them when I work out and run and they actually stay in my ear the entire time. The app that goes with it has been great and easy to navigate. I like the breathing excersises that come with them.

The only con is battery life isn’t great and I’m finding myself charging them every night if I don’t want them to die the next day.

These earbuds are amazing!! I was very impressed by the quality of these! I love that they hook around my ear and don’t fall out. They are also very comfortable. The sound of these impressed me because they are very clear and no one else could hear them.

I love listening to music and these were perfect!. Lots of comfort and well made!.

My last pair of Raycons (the e25 I think?) lasted give or take 2 years and I was more than satisfied with them. The reason it was time to upgrade was because I’m a bit of a klutz and I droped the charging case a few too many times to the point where it cracked open and wouldn’t last longer than half an hour no matter how long you let it charge.

With this new pair (the everyday earbuds as they’re called), I was disappointed with a couple of things. First off, the volume seems to be significantly lower than the last, so much so that I needed to download a volume enhancing app for my phone just so I could have the volume at a level closer to the previous model, so that’s a shame.

Second, and this was one of the few gripes I had with the older model as well, was that when you put your earbuds in the case to charge sometimes it just. doesn’t? It’s always with just one of them too, it’s kind of annoying when you’re listening to music and despite keeping both earbuds in the case whenever I charge it, I get hit with that dreaded “low battery” notification on my left one all of a sudden and it’s then I realize that I guess that when I placed them both to charge, only one of them actually did and the other just remained on and didn’t charge.

Again, this was prevalent in the last model as well and I know it’s not a major gripe, just a tad irritating that I always have to stop and see if both headphones are actually charging every single time I put my buds on to charge and once i feel like “ok it hasn’t done it for a while so I guess we’re good” before you know it, boom happens again.

This is especially annoying when I have one earbud low on battery at the end of the night so I swiftly put them both to charge and then drift to sleep and upon awakening and using them later in the day within minutes I get the “low battery” notification from the same earbud despite thinking it had charged all night.

Third, they switched up the controls in the model, for I think the worse. THIS is my major gripe with the new model, I don’t know why they decided to switch it up all of a sudden, but one tap of the R button would pause/play and two taps would switch to the next/previous track and three taps adjusted the volume, but not it’s been basically reversed so one tap now adjusts volume, two taps pauses/plays and three taps switches between tracks.

Not only does it take getting used to but since the button itself is a sensitive little ******* (and slippery fingers being what they are) I can’t tell you how many times I’ve gotten frustrated not switching between songs or pausing/playing because the amount of times i tapped the button didn’t register correctly.

Especially when I try to hit pause and I tap it twice but it thinks I tapped it once and you get that annoying ***** who will just take over the flow of your music and not even pause it while she monotonously tells you you’re at “maximum volume”.

If anything, that’s my fourth semi-gripe, which is if you’re gonna tell me I’m at max volume, a simple distinctive beep would suffice. I don’t know why they thought a sound bite of a lady saying “maximum volume” while cancelling out whatever you were listening to for a solid 2 seconds was a necessary upgrade but whatever.

Overall, a step down but still serviceable for the price. I just hope enough people have the same gripes and voice their concerns so that when I inevitably upgrade to the newer model they’ll go back to their former glory.

Anywho I only wrote this review admittedly out of anger after like the 3rd time one of my earbuds died before the other despite charging them both at the same time every time I’m not using them. I’m not the type to have just one headphone in, I like to be immersed in whatever I’m listening to so yeah whenever this happens and I’m watching a movie on my laptop (like right now) it’s pretty inconvenient.

Hopefully in the time it took me to write this it’s at least charged a decent amount by now. And yes, I had to double check and make sure it was in fact charging. Actually as a matter of fact. yup, it was indeed charging.

Perhaps one day a double take won’t be necessary and I’ll be here when it does!.

I originally bought my first pair right before my state went into lockdown, when the older model of the Everyday was available, and let me tell you, I LOVED these suckers! They got me through the pandemic with obnoxious housemates, and after the lockdown lifted they went with me everywhere! After close to two years of use, I started to notice some audio wear, but they were still very much usable, and because of their water resistance they’ve become exclusively for listening to podcasts in the shower.

I wanted to purchase another pair in a different color, so I returned to the website and got myself a set of the Everydays in blue, and with my expectations high, waited with baited breath for them to arrive.

Upon opening my package, I found that the design and features of my beloved buds had been slightly altered, but not being one to shy away from change, decided to go in with my expectations high and excited! I enjoyed the new case, complete with a carrying strap and external charging lights for both the buds and the case itself, although as someone who enjoys moisturizing, I found it to be difficult to open said case with well-lotioned hands.

When it came to the buds themselves, I found myself enjoying the sleek matte design, although they seemed slightly bulkier and a little more weighty then the older model, but that wasn’t anything to be bothered about, they still stayed put felt great, with very little need for readjustment while in use.

However, my only strike against the new model was twofold; one being sound quality, the other being button function. Starting with the sound; while I appreciated the intent of adding more sound settings to the buds, the only noticable difference between the settings is when you put them in “Bass Sound”, the only useful function of the bunch.

Being used to the wonderfully full, warm sound of the original model, I was slightly disappointed by the almost tinny tones I was getting from the newest one. I found that I only got the results I usually would expect from my Raycons once I put them in Bass Sound, which is only the smallest of inconveniences, but I felt like it was worth noting that there was a noticable change in sound quality.

Secondly, in regards to the button function; we as humans don’t realize what we have until it’s gone, and while it maybe be a small gripe, I can’t believe how much I miss the simple one-click pause function! It seems so silly and small, but I find myself getting annoyed that the functions for “pause” and “volume” had been swapped, a change that my autopilot is still ajusting to.

All in all, regardless of my little gripes, I do think that this is an amazing product, and I find myself acting the salesperson and hyping them up to my friends, family, coworkers, really anyone who likes high quality wireless earbuds and saving money! I truly think that these are some of the best buds on the market today, and would recommend getting your own pair and trying them for yourself, I promise that the convenience and quality is worth the very fair price! Happy Jammin!.

I believe I have owned every iteration of the E25/Everyday earbuds as of now in 2023. I got the originals in 2020 and loved them, but sadly a drop on concrete cut my time short with them. I loved their bassy sound compared to other earbuds I’d tried.

Wanting that again, I got the E25 Pro. and sadly, the brand took a step back from the bass with those. It was a big complaint amongst detractors (mostly people that were honestly against the brand from day one) and while I still appreciate the company for listening to feedback, I felt it wasn’t a good move.

I rocked them though for over a year, which they were great for YouTube the most, but not music, and that’s with using two equalizers to make them sound better for music. Nothing helped. But at last, it feels like everyone can have their cake and eat it, too! The Everyday Earbuds have three profiles, so for the audiophile purists, they can have their sound (there is literally a sound profile on these called Pure Sound) and leave the rest of us who want bass at peace.

There is no app, so you will have to follow the steps to choose your profile by pressing the left bud for 3 seconds. However, it does remember your setting! You will not need to reset it every time you use them on your device.

The case is the same as the Pro, as in, you can see the charging lights both for the case and the buds to ensure they’re seated properly and are actually charging (admittedly, a small gripe I had with the originals, which lacked any charging icons).

The hinge was also improved with the Pros and carry over to The Everyday Earbuds. I love that these don’t have stems, which are annoying and yes, they fit snugly. You have multiple eartips to choose from.

And I have always liked that you physically press a button for the controls instead of finicky touch controls, where brushing hair out of your face or scratching an ear can lead to inputting a command.

The battery was improved from the Pro, too. I only just got mine today, so I’ve not stress-tested them to 100% ensure they last 8 hours per charge, but in owning two prior pairs and those meeting or exceeding their 6 hour limits, I’m confident these will as well.

I bought these by taking advantage of a BOGO offer and got my mom another pair as well. She lost one bud from the E25 Pro pair I gave her last year during a 12 hour nursing workshift. The other was accidentally washed, lol.

Her birthday is still a month out, but I’m so excited to give these to her. TL;DR: It feels good to be back at bass!.

OMG This just sounds amazing. I cant help but start giggling like a teen whenever i put this earbuds on. Of-course this is a warm sounding which means they are bassy buds but The bass response is super clean, super smooth n super fun.

The bass doesnt bleed into the vocals making it sound muffled nor does it sound bloated. Its deep and tight. just like the friendship between dead pool and colossus. Apart from the bass this IEM has nice treble response.

But you can definitely notice a roll off at around 10k hz but dont be alarmed there is enough and more detail on the top end. moreover you don’t feel the piercing harshness of the highs and this helps you to keep listening for a long duration of time without having ear fatigue.

However you can definitely appreciate the shimmer and might i say some exaggerate hissing or “s” noises also known as sibilance. But what it lacks is the emephesis of the frequency range between 2-6k which is responsible for adding presence to vocals and a result the vocals dont shine through whenever the vocalist is surrounded by too many instruments.

But what’s interesting is Despite this boosted bass, the lower mids don’t sound muddy. They have a neutral clean and a linear response. However the overall midrange is not super forward and for context our vocals do fall in this midrange frequency.

So this is definitely not an IEM or earbud for those you love their mids.

This is a review of both the IE 300 and the IE 900. I’ll copy paste it in both sections. Firstly, accessories (ear tips and cables) are a massive middle finger from Sennheiser to the buyer. The included silicon tips are absolute bottom barrel trash.

They can not seal for me and while pulling one off the IEM it ripped the tip from the stem. The foam tips are useful and help me get a good seal, but I’m using them sparingly, because, like all foam tips they won’t be too long lived.

Replacement tips? The cable is sticky, tangly, fights you at all times. The cables of the 900 feel a little softer and less sticky, and there are 3 of them, but still these are far form decent for the price.

Sourcing a good replacement cable will be a problem because of the non standard termination. I have bought a replacement cable “Tiandirenhe cable for IE 300, 600 and 900”. It feels flimsy and cheap, and I’m not hopeful as to it’s longevity, but that cable in feel is a humongous upgrade.

I fail to see how a leader in the audio industry is so clueless. I was reading a discussion on a forum where Sennheiser reps. , on being asked if they could recommend a replacement cable asked a person what the problem with the stock cable was.

Both the IE 300 and IE 900 are comfortable and after trying different ear tips I’ve found the best ones for me are the included foamies and Spinfit CP100 plus. It’s unfortunate Hpz doesn’t sell the CP100 plus.

Also sourcing the original foam tips might be a problem. The seal is fidgety and while I can maybe attribute that to my ear shape being wrong, these aren’t my first IEMs. Sound is simple. both of these are basically detailed, pleasant with a good amount of bass.

Having said that The IE 900 is FAR better than the IE 300s. More resolution, better imaging/ staging and bass. So much so that IMHO the IE 300 are bad value at their price and the IE 900s, while not good value get a pass because the summit fi section has insane pricing anyways.

In fact I thought my IE 900s were broken and were imaging off centre because of the extreme positioning capability. I sent them in for warranty and they returned them saying its fine. I was still not convinced and as a final resource played tracks on mono.

the image was dead centre. Basically when you have multiple vocalists close to centre, the IE 900 can locate them precisely. This review sounds ranty, and that’s unfortunate. The headphones are good but are let down by the absolutely trash accessories.

They could learn a thing or two from brands like Fiio. At least the carrying boxes are pretty. Bottom line. IE 300s, OK, but 10k chi-fi is competitive. IE 900s, GOOD. They know it and have priced them accordingly.

This IEM is very comfortable to wear for longer times which is not the case with most other IEM I have used in the past. Sounds really great for this price. Vocals and instrument separation is superb.

Soundstage is neither good nor bad. Bass is heavy, I felt missing the sub-bass. It doesn’t have ANC but passive noise cancellation is great at 65% of the device volume when we have right eartips. Foam eartips gave a good seal and made the IEM sounds better.

I don’t like the bundled silicone eartips, worst quality. I’m enjoying the music! I love it even though it has some problems in certain areas.

I purchased these on sale and have had them for a few weeks now, and so far I’ve been very impressed. I am not an expert in headphone quality, but as someone who just wanted something to use around the house while doing chores, cooking, etc.

these fit the bill perfectly. I was surprised at how well the noise cancelling worked for me considering they are an on-ear and not over-ear variety. The very loud range hood in my kitchen just sounds like some light wind even when I’m standing right next to it.

I can’t claim to be an expert in audio quality but my music and phone calls came through very nicely for me. The ability to adjust the audio levels in the app is a nice feature too if you’re particular about that kind of thing.

I was also impressed with the microphone quality for calls – no issues not being heard on the other end. They do pick up some background noise, but I think that’s to be somewhat expected for hands free calling, and it doesn’t seem to interfere with my conversations.

I also appreciate that the controls are physical buttons and not touch controls. With touch controls I tend to accidentally pause music when I adjust the headphones or if my hair brushes them the wrong way, which can be annoying.

As other reviewers have said, they can be somewhat uncomfortable on the ears if worn for a long time, but I think that may just be the reality of on-ear headphones. Since they are so adjustable I can usually find a good angle for them to sit on my head and not bother me for a few hours of wear.

This is fine for me since I’m not usually wearing them all day. The battery life so far is also good. A few hours of normal listening barely seems to make a dent in the charge. Overall, I’d say these were a good buy, especially for the sale price.

They sound great. The problem is, they have annoying and unnecessary features that not only get in the way but actively detract from the listening experience. A feature that pauses your audio when you take the headphones off is great in theory, but it’s somehow oversensitive ALL of the time except for when you need it.

Did you yawn? Oops, JBL thought you took your headphones off so now it’s paused until you manually press play again. Did you adjust your eyeglasses? Paused again, bucko. But if you remove the headphones entirely and expect your audio to pause, think again.

You’ll put them back on and it will have been playing the whole time. What’s more, there doesn’t seem to be a way to turn this feature off without opening the JBL app every single time you put the headphones on.

I guess the noise canceling is nice, except JBL decided that just in case you need it, there’s also a feature that amplifies noise from the outside world so that it’s deafeningly loud. And somehow this is the default mode of “noise cancelling” which defaults to ON every time you connect and is a pain to turn off because the layout of buttons on the headphones is not intuitive whatsoever.

Honestly it’s so bad that anytime I go to listen to anything I give up because all I can think about is how I miss my old Jabra headphones.

The main problem with this headphones is the clamp is so hard they are extremely uncomfortable. From the moment you put them on, they are painful, and after a small listening session of around 10 minutes waiting for the bus, I had to take the off forever because my ears are literally in pain.

Second, the headphones do not remember settings, so if you were hoping to use them with the ANC off on a PC easily, no luck. On a smartphone, you have to go back to the JBL app and turn it off every time.

Third, while the headphones can be used wired, they come with a 2. 5mm to 3. 5mm cable that is so small that it is functionally useless. These are difficult to find cables. So you’re mostly stuck with Bluetooth, which on iPhone at least is of the poorest quality codec.

Whatever it is, it is very bad and the sound is obviously compressed. The headphones themselves sound good, but the bass quality takes a nosedive with the ANC turned on. The ANC noise is very obvious.

On PC, like all Bluetooth headphones, these are completely unusable, because Windows, and because they cannot remember settings set from a smartphone app, which wouldn’t be a problem if the included wired cable was competently long.

Shure è una garanzia, monitor in-ear comodissimi da usare, anche nei live e per diverse ore. Occhio a non sbagliare dx con sx. C’è un puntino piccolissimo Blu per la Sx e Rosso per la Dx. L’ho imparato dopo due mesi!.

Non do 5 stelle perchè sono rimasto leggermente deluso dalla risposta nei bassi, che per quel che costano mi aspettavo qualcosina in più, tuttavia le utilizzo con molto piacere e dopo quasi due anni di utilizzo mai un problema.

Nettamente percepibile la differenza con Shure SE235 gi buone. Ammesso che si ascoltino file lossless da una buona fonte. Queste cuffie, se adeguatamente foraggiate, restituiscono un suono pulito e ricco di particolari nella gamma dei medi e alti i 3 driver si fanno sentire.

Fondamentale la scelta dei gommini adeguati, senza dei quali ogni valutazione risulterebbe inutile. A tale proposito, buona la dotazione di serie, ve ne sono per tutte le esigenze. Unico neo, a mio parere, il jack audio con filo connesso in verticale, pi fragile rispetto al tradizionale attacco a 90.

E anche vero che il cavo di ricambio ha un prezzo pi che accessibile.

Prodotto dall’ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo. Utilizzato come monitoraggio individuale da palco, hanno un’ottima presenza in gamma media, che rendono in particolare le voci, chitarre, piano, tastiere, fiati e similari molte definite e chiare anche se sul palco sono presenti volumi molto elevati.

Questo anche grazie all’ottimo isolamento che offrono. Buona anche la sensibilità e la bassa impedenza che le rendono utilizzabili con praticamente qualsiasi apparato di riproduzione standard, sempre con livelli di ascolto più che adeguati.

Molto consigliate soprattutto se non si è disposti a spendere le cifre necessarie per prodotti professionali di fascia alta.

Very surprised at the quality of this product for the amazing price! Wow!

These are the best earphones I ever had..

IšverstiShow in original languageEnspricht der Beschreibung. Von der Sound Personalisierung merke ich nicht so wirklich was. Habe eher das Gefühl es wird ein bisschen lauter. Aber der Sound ist ohnehin sehr gut.

Bequemer sitzt. Schickes Transportetui. Einzig das Kontrollerelement mit den drei Knöpfen: funktioniert super aber haptisch eher unteres Preissegment. Ich würde mir jetzt noch eine automatische Abschaltung wünschen 15min keine Wiedergabe, kopfhörer schalten sich ab.

Das zusammen kostet diesen super guten Kopfhörern einen Stern.

This is my third pair of jaybird earbuds in 5 years. None have let up on me, my previous pair I bought a second pair because they were so reliable. Deciding to make the move to go completely wireless and so far Im completely happy.

Earbuds are comfortable, no Bluetooth issues that were reported early on and I love the charging caddie that the earbuds fit into. The app to customize the earbuds its good to, havent played too much with it yet but was surprised at the features.

Had my first workout and run in these and theyre absolutely perfect. Never had to adjust them once and stayed in place while lifting and running afterwards. Item charged quickly out of the box they were about 60% and I hit 100% on the 10 Min trip to the gym.

I noticed that they automatically connect to my phone once I pop them out of the charging station, love this feature. Wish I had bought Black to go with most my wardrobe but the functionality of the earbuds makes me not even care now.

Havent used these yet to watch videos, likely wont use much but will update if they perform poorly as a few reviewers suggested. So far another successful purchase by jaybird. Highly recommend for active people who enjoy their music.

This sound pretty good with movies and games thanks to big 50mm speakers, is clear, base is better than j55, sound is more refined. The packaging is good. The problem is that the build is not great so I should be gentle, since its plastic and metal.

The actual drivers(speakers) are big, probably not suitable for travel.

Bought these for my daughter because she goes through headphones like they’re going out of style and let me tell you these have held up so well compared to others we’ve tried! I love them! They have a great sound and cancel out the background noise! Awesome product!.

This is my second and last set of JBL earphones. The E10s are by far the worst I have tried for audio quality. Some of the issues appear to be rooted in poor quality control (a plug that nominally should fit the several devices in which I have tried it but has poor contact leading to drop-outs and crackling due to intermittent connection).

It is hard to say whether the plug was manufactured out of specification or just poorly design, but the resulting poor signal ground meant that the leads acted as s antenna to pick up electrical noise from the surrounding environment.

As I did with the first set of JBL ear buds, I replaced them with much less expensive Sony ear buds which cost barely 1/3 as much yet are more comfortable (subjective, I know), have better audio response across the several devices with which i use them, and a far more quiet electrically.

Sound is good, the best that I’ve heard from any earbud I’ve tried so far, though I haven’t tried a many (about 3 or 4 pairs. ) The fit and comfort was really good after I found the right size eartips and fin.

I wasn’t able to hear my own heartbeat or footsteps when wearing these either which is really good cause I hate hearing those. Connectivity is okay, when I first got them the connection would drop and I’d have to reseat them in the case and take them out again, this hasn’t happened to me in awhile.

Sometimes when I’d place them in the case the earbuds wouldn’t disconnect from my phone and I’d have to reseat them, that rarely happened but it has happened. Sometimes when moving/shaking the case the earbuds would connect to my phone, I think the earbuds come loose from the magnets holding it in place and cause it to connect.

I only ever connect these earbuds to my phone so the no multi point wasn’t a deal breaker for me. Being able to use the earbuds independently from one another was a big plus for me, I’ve only had one other set of earbuds be able to do it.

Touch controls are nice and were responsive to me but I couldn’t change what each tap would do unless both earbuds were in. I also couldn’t activate hear through or ANC while only one earbud is in. I hardly use either of those two options, though, it would have been nice to be able to use hear through with only one earbud in.

The battery life was good compared to most of the other earbuds I’ve tried, can’t say for sure when ANC or hear through are on though since I don’t typically have both earbuds in to try it. The Big Problem: While at work the left earbud made a strange sound, like static, it only lasted a couple seconds but after the left earbud would play at a significantly reduced sound level from the right earbud, wearing both earbuds makes this very noticeable.

I’ve had these earbuds about 3 months and used them, typically, 4 days a week for about 8 hours on each of those days. I’ve never had this happen with any other earbuds and I’ve never had any other earbuds last this short amount of time.

I’ve sent them in for warranty around (09/11/22) and we’ll see what happens.

Completely fine for casual listening. The cushions give a pretty nice isolation which is nice when you’re on the train or metro, listening to an audiobook. The sound itself has a punchy bass. Pretty nice when listening to hiphop, r&b or any kind of electronic music.

The downside though, is that the sound is a bit too compressed for my taste. The highs and mids aren’t crystal clear which gives the sound a ‘narrow’ feel. It isn’t extremely bothersome, but i personally enjoy listening to jazz or orchestral music and these headphones don’t really do justice to that music.

But like i said, it’s fine for commuting and casual listening. The design is very nice though, another reason to buy for commuting or when going around town.

These are very compact and lightweight and I found the sound quality to be good. Being able to “daisy chain” with extra pairs of headphones is a good idea as is being able to feed the lead into either ear cup.

The adjustment for fit in the headband was good with a friction grip rather than set choices of adjustment. For me the only problems were I found my ears got very warm after a whiles (this may not be a problem if they are mainly being worn outside or could simply be it#s some years since I’ve worn headphones) and I found the grip between the ear cups a little tight which meant they pressed on the arms of my glasses but again this may have resolved after more time in use and the padding reshaped to my situation.

A couple of minor criticisms but overall these are good headphones for the price.

I would definitely not pay full price for this. So Im glad I purchased this on eBay. There is sound leakage, I like to listen to music full volume. Others can def. hear my music. If youre conservative about the volume; then others shouldnt hear a thing.

No noise cancellation. Does not come with audio cables (for the option of using these as wired headphones). Controls are ok, I have slight issues with the on/off button. Overall, decent blutooth headphones.

Comfortable. Beats Beats by Dre. I think retail price is $99, I wouldnt pay more than $70 new.