I've had these for a month now.PROS:- Great Sound! I have Bose SoundSports and the noise cancellation ones and these are on par with them (minus the noise cancellation part). At least I think so. I am not an audiophile but I do love BASS and these have tons of it.- Battery last so long. I have yet to charge the case yet. Then again, I only use them once a week and whenever I go out.- They block out a lot of sound. Voices are really muffled and you can't hear them at all if music is playing. I can't even hear the lawn mower when I'm cutting grass and the volume isn't even cranked up that high.- The case is Qi compatible so I can charge it on a wireless charger.- Earphones instantly connect to the last connected device. If it's not available, it'll move to the next device. More on this later.- Next/Previous/Volume control/Google/Siri controls are all in the earphones. No need to mess with any apps. More on this later.CONS:- Accidental touches since the controls are all touch/tap operated. So many times I have adjusted the earphones only to accidentally stop the music or crank the volume. I've kind of gotten use to where to hold the earphones when adjusting but it still happens often.- Automatically connecting to the last device is nice and all, but if you want them to connect to another device, you have to disconnect it from the first device. AFAIK, there's no unpair/reset button on these earphones. I had a time where I couldn't get it to pair with my phone only to find out it was paired with my tablet in another room. Not really a big deal if you can remember what the last device was.Personal Opinions:- When I first got the earphones, I used the earbuds that were already on the earphones and they hurt my ears. These come by default with the mushroom shape earbuds. They also come with the rounded ones (S/M/L). I tried the medium rounded ones and they hurt my ears so I went to the small one and they just fell out. When I first got them, I was about to give up and return them but I gave them another shot and I guess the first time I didn't push them in far enough. With the small earbuds, they're really in my ears with ever so slightly discomfort. Sometimes it'll start to slip out, but I just push them back in (and also pausing or cranking the volume in the process by accident).- You have to take both of them out of the case in order to pair. You can't just take one out and then pair. After pairing, I think you can put one of the earphones back in the case if you only want to use one. Haven't tested this yet but I think that's how it works.- I haven't tried them on a phone call yet so I can't comment on it but Google Assistant can understand me just fine. Speaking of which. You can tap one time on either earphones to pause/play, tap twice on the right earphone to go to next song, left earphone to go back to beginning/previous track, tap three times on either earphone to trigger Google/Siri, tap and hold on the right earphone for volume up, left for volume down. Tapping the right place takes time to get used to. A lot of times when I try to go to the next song, I misplace one of the taps and the song just pauses. Trying to "feel" the earphone on where to tap, would increase/decrease volume by accident.CONCLUSION:None the less, I do love these earphones and they're a great deal for a great price. I recommend.