I am always skeptical when I purchase electronics that are not your typical "big name" companies. I was extremely surprised with the output and quality of the headphones. They offer great sound with surprisingly deep bass and seamless connectivity. They include several ear canal cups that appear to be quality unlike the cheap flimsy cups that are offered with other brands. These are very comfortable to wear, but be warned... Once these are in, you won't be able to hear your surroundings very well as the noise cancelation from the silicone cups is very good.I cannot comment on battery life yet as I have not used them enough, but I will update this if there is a negative to the life of it.

I purchased these headphones to match the steel series keyboard on my new msi laptop and a steel series mouse, since they all use the same steel series software. My desktop has an all Logitech suite of peripherals so I am comparing these to my Logitech g935. They sound great after a little tweaking, I was pleasantly surprised! I didn't expect them to sound as good as they do. I must say that when using both game and chat channels there is some crackling that is quite annoying. The thing I like theost is just how comfortable they are to wear for extended periods. So comfy!

my daughters teacher requested for each student to have their own headphones and my daughter is in 2nd grade so I didn’t want to buy expensive headphones. These worked great for the price. They lasted almost the whole school year, last year (from sept - may) and I bought another one in May and now she is using the new pair for this school year.

I've tried out Beats, Bose Sound Sport and these for wireless bluetooth headphones for teaching yoga online. These are the best ones in terms of how sound quality in the recording, and not making crackly noises when my arms touch my ears or my ears touch the yoga mat. I also like how you can flip the headset to fit either ear.However, what *I* am hearing doesn't sound as great- the sound is a bit tinny and the bass isn't good. I think for taking calls and online instruction these are great, but they don't double well for listening to music.

Better than the last logitech headphones. I still worry about the charging port but overall these have bene solid so far.

Great set of headphones. The noise cancellings works weirdly well.

I have been using this for about a week now and I am quite impressed. I had been comparing this with the QC 35 ii and the Sony 1000mx3. I personally prefer this due to the very high end build materials which feel a tad more premium than the others. I initially felt the weight was a little more but then I reconsidered it, I am only concerned about the weight because of the stress it may have on my neck and head. The construction and angles in the headphone are so well done that the whole weight of the headphone never rests at one point. I can feel that due to the even distribution between the head and the ears, this gives a much more comfortable feel than others. The noise cancelling is great and will not give u a feeling that your ears may pop anytime. and the freedom to control that is good as well. But the sound stage is the same as all the other Bose headphones I have. It is a clean wide sound stage with precision highs, mids. The Bass is punchy and a little underpowered compared to the Sony but good nevertheless. One thing that cant be taken for granted are the materials, just the best for a pair of high end headphones .The style is minimal and works great on the office or on the move. In summation:Go for the Sony if you listen to EDM, pop, need a lot of bass and think that the headphone should be exciting.Go for the Bose 700 if you want a comfortable, good looking premium headphones delivering good sound.Go for the Bose QC 35 ii if you don't have the extra bucks, but it delivers in all categories one point less than the 700s.I did not go into the call quality or customer support of Bose as the Sony cannot match up to these. Try talking on the phone with these if thats your thing, it will blow your mind.

Got this mic as I am starting a new podcast and to improve the sound on video calls and talks. For the price I think it is decent. I would buy a more expensive one for better when my podcast passes year 1.Things I like:I like the mute button the most.Simple to install and useThe swivel function and stand so it works well at my desk and its not in the wayThings I wish would be betterEvery time I plug in the computer automatically uses the mic as speaker (As it has headphones too) Not sure if we need the headphone functionality in there - just the mic would be great. Have to manually change the speaker each timeWhen I get close to the mic (like most mics) the audio quality degrades. So have to make sure I am a little further away.The audio is better but if I were to build an audience for the podcast then I would have to upgrade to a better mic for sure.