I highly recommend buying this product. Though I decided to buy at first look for shape, not only appearance but also the quality of sounds and convince are perfect.

So I'm writing this after 3 months of uses.These headphones are some of the best on the market to date.There are 2 reason why you should get them.1. The wireless function is perfect. You can pair then up with everything, and I mean everything. From TV's to game consoles and everything in between they work great.Even if that's not your thing the fact their 25 hours of continues usage is a major thing for phone users.2. The fact that you can use their 2 function (Bluetooth and audio jack) at the same time is amazing. One is controlled with the Bluetooth thing (tv, phone, other) and the other is controlled but the audio from 3.5 jack on other stuff ( games consoles, controllers and other manual things) its worth this.Sound quality is almost perfect. Highs are where they need to be but bass is taking a little bit.From a stance of I have them would i recommend them it would be a yes, and if I needed something like stance then it's also a yes.They do their job and nothing more. So their great in my book.

Likes-1.Great build quality2. It has flat sound signature which gives true to the nature sound.3. Amazing noise isolation4.Easy to attach and detach cable with a locking systemDislikes - Should have provided 1 smaller cable,the one which comes is 3m longVerdict-For me these are the best headphones in this price range but won't recommend this to bass heads.

Good sound but I can't really enjoy it with this stupid design. They fall out my ears all the time. The best way to keep them in your ears is to do absolutely nothing. Don't even breathe.Edit- I Bought some cheap third party foam ear tips to replace to rubbery ones that's included with the headphones and they feel like completely different headphones now. They stays in my ears and increase the sound quality. So I'll change my 3 stars to 4 but just know if you're buying these headphones then buy ear tips somewhere else because the ones included suck.

I’ve lost over 70% of my hearing & it drives my family nuts how loud I keep the tv or music when they’re trying to sleep. These are so comfortable & I don’t even need the volume all the way up. I’m definitely buying a back up set.

My teen son didn't think he'd like the shape but he says they're really comfortable, the sound is great and they cancel out most sound. So he's either telling me the truth or his "selective hearing" is getting better. Lol He's very happy with them!!

I'll keep it simple and just list the pros and cons. For reference, I've now owned these for about 6 months and use them for 6+ hours per week (depending on traffic and how many days I have to go into the office). The short version is that I love these headphones and highly recommend them to anyone.Pros:-They are very comfortable. I have a very large head and it's hard enough finding headphones that even fit me. These have room to spare and are very comfortable to boot, unlike the popular Sony ANC headphones that are just miserable.-Sound quality is excellent. To me it sounds like there is a slight dip in the mids, but overall it's a very balanced sound. You can hear everything very clearly and the sound stage is very good. I feel like the people saying they don't have enough bass just don't know how to properly balance a sound system and have gotten used to listening to music with way too much bass. These have the perfect amount of bass, in my opinion.-Bluetooth connection is very solid. With the QC35s, I had constant brief dropouts. No dropouts at all with these.-General build quality is excellent. They feel very sturdy and I have no fear of breaking them, especially since they come with a nice hard case.-Noise cancellation is excellent. Blocks out the engine rumble of the bus or airplane and even does a decent job of lowering voices.-Battery life. I can usually go up to two weeks of commuting before I have to charge them.-No discomfort from the ANC. The QC35s gave me the feeling of pressure whenever ANC was on, but these do not.Cons:-They are a little heavier than I would like, probably due to the metal construction. A minor complaint, but if I tilt my head forward, they will slide down. However, the weight isn't uncomfortable due to the nice padding.-When I'm on the bus and it hits a big series of bumps in the road, it sounds like the audio is cutting out. I think this is a side effect of how ANC works and I don't think the sound is actually cutting out, but it is mildly annoying.-If you try to use them in passive mode (ie wired and not turning them on), they sound pretty awful. It's clear that is not the intended use case and it's easily remedied by just turning them on, but still.-They use a 2.5mm jack for the wired connection. Comes with a cable, but if you ever lose that, it's far more annoying to find a replacement than if they had just used a standard 3.5mm jack.-The wired connection does not support headset use. That is, even if you have a TRRS headset cable (which is a chore to find in 2.5mm, by the way), you won't get the mic signal going through the cable, just audio playback. This is a missed opportunity for gamers in particular who will not want to use a laggy bluetooth connection.-Only supports AAC and SBC codecs. I actually think the SBC codec sounds good anyway and haven't had any complaints about sound quality, but considering you can get AptX support on headphones costing half as much, I think they dropped the ball here.-Price. Yes, I think they are the best ANC headphones out there, but they are nearly double the average sale price of their closest competitor and that's really asking a lot considering that they don't really offer that much more (and, in some cases, they offer less). Would be a much easier sell at $300.

Ive tried other wireless headphones sets and their one is by far the best. It was super eat to hook up to my computer and now I have free rancher in my home.