Any slip of the device, I try to adjust which triggers a touch command. Irritating. I'd hoped they would stay firmly in place (I'm persnickety about fit, feel and symmetry)

I love the concept of these but they just don’t stay in place and are constantly slipping and needing adjusting. Then, I end up inadvertently hitting one of the controls and shutting them off. I really want to live them but I do t think they’re going to work for me

I love them. I use them whenever possible. I have gotten rid of all other headphones I had. I take them everywhere with me. I listen to mostly podcasts and the audio is great for podcasts as far as for music I would say a 4. 5 stars for them on music.

Can wear almost all day. The magnets are so strong they do eventually make my ears a little uncomfortable, but I rarely wear them that long continuously. Coming from the bone conduction headband style these are great since I wear glasses and they don’t interfere with them. The bone conduction ones had to be positioned around my glasses, not a dealbreaker but now not a problem.

I use these headphones in a factory and wear them for hours at a time. They are comfortable for extended periods, although I do start experiencing ear fatigue after a few hrs. They hold in place very well. The battery lasts my entire 8hr shift which is great for such small headphones. I do wish they were a little louder. The touch controls are okay, it would be nice if they were a little more sensitive. The Sony link buds don’t require nearly as much tapping to control them.

The sound is really good when I’m in a quiet place but I had been having a lot of problems when in a busy street and this week also couldn’t use them in the airplane because I could hear anything, I’m trying to change a little the way I place them in my ear to see if that can help, but if not it really won’t be a good product for me because I cannot used them out of the office or home.

I'm a professional chauffeur so call handling while driving has got to be not only safe but quality sound. I bought dots to replace my openrun since I didn't find those all that easy to hear calls with them. . . The dots are everything I hoped for. Excellent battery, perfect calls for both myself and my client and they look professional too. I love them. My wife now wants a pair.

Very pleased. Easy to clip on and figure out the tap or squeeze controls. Also easy to connect to two devices which is great. Disappointed in the sound when on a phone call but that is asking a lot of such tiny units. I primarily use these around the house for music. One ear does get uncomfortable after an hour or so but it's the ear not the Dot. I have the same problem with my bose sport buds, sigh, was just hoping these would be different.

I use them mostly for spoken word podcasts, not for music. These things sit lightly on the outside of your ear, and deliver great sound. And there's the added benefit that you can still hear normal sounds from the real world around you. What's not to love?

I wanted to love them, however the last few days I realized how sensitive they are. I can scratch my hair or turn my head and my music would start playing. Also, I've been told I sound muffled or very low. It's not until I move around that I'm heard clearly. I adjust them to see if I sound any clearer, but it didn't change much. The pros is they stay in my ear without dropping out when I workout. I love that. But I will need to call technical support.