Very ingenious sounds great. Very light weight.

After one year the power button no longer works. Wouldn’t recommend for the price these are.

I bought these for my husband. He likes to go walking/running and he had been wanting to try these. He really likes them. He says the sound is good and he’s still able to hear his surroundings.

I bought these, mostly because I despise ear buds. They never stay in very well so had been wanting to try these open ear headphones. They are the best purchase I have made in a long time. Sound is good. Comfortable. Battery is good. Would I buy these again? In a hot minute….yes!

One of the most comfortable headphones I've ever owned, they are very lightweight.The sound is awesome and I can hear my surroundings compared to in-ear devices. The battery life lasts up to two and half days. On the downside, there's no sound cancelation, noisy traffic or wind drowns out music, the person on the other end of a call can hears noises in the background. You may want to keep your in-ear device.

If your hearing impaired - you will not be satisfied. Not much lounder than the phone itself. Actually a waste of my money. Thought it was the same as the model I bought at AT&T for my wife whom is also hearing impaired. Not even close. I'd only recommend this product if you have excellent hearing.

This is an excellent choice for listening to podcasts or music. When talking on the phone this does not do as well for people hearing me on the other end of the phone. Knowing someone that has the opencomm, the opencomm does better for talking on the phone because of the optional mic.

They are light in weight, durable, and easy to use. I purchased them for a friend, and they love them. I've been using them for a while and I love them also. They are good for working out or bike riding. You can exercise, listen to music and still be aware of your surroundings.

I bought these to replace a pair of aftershocks that I have used for a couple of years. The speaker pad wore off. Anyway, these are not nearly as good. These go into standby mode, if allowed to sit idle for a minute, so you miss the first part of a sentence, as the headphones wake up. The battery does not last 8 hours if listening to music. And the worst part is, the pop every once in a while and “tap” against the entrance to the ear. It feels like your jaw is popping back into place.

Charges quickly and connects to my phone easily. It also stays on my head during vigorous exercise. The only challenge I have is being able to get the jawbone to stay on the sweet spot of my ear to be able to hear what's being transmitted. On the airplane I used ear plugs and got great results. However, riding in a car with simple road noise was a challenge for me to hear dialog from an audiobook at max volume without holding the contact on the sweet spot for maximum sound transfer.