Felt cheap. The sound quality was just so so. You can hear the padding moving when you move. The noise cancellation on these kind of made me sick to my stomach. I know. Weird complaint. I have tried the apple ones and didn't experience any of this so I did return these

Excellent headphones. Clear sound and long playing. Love them!

Superior to Sony. I love these headphones.

Great value and comfortable to wear

Huge battery life. Over ear design is more comfortable. Nice modern look. The sound is decent! Good price. Quick connectivity. Recommend!!!!

3.5 stars. They sound good, but ANC is kinda weak. I bought 2 pairs and might only keep the only one I opened because of this. The 2.4Ghz dongle works great too. Even works on Linux!

Quality sound, looks, and noise cancelling for a really good price. I've owned them for a few months and they have served well. They successfully diminish the noise of air travel, the lawn mower, and the endless chatter in an open-cubical office.

I bought these cause they were on sale and the price was comparable to the headphones found online. but when I went home to try them it was just ok the feel quality is subpar and was kinda heavy. it's pretty small too barely fits my head. the other headphones I have was 40 bucks and sounds better and feels better. I just mistreated it so that's on me.

Decent headset, its about a 50$ value in my opinion. It lacks in multiple departments. 1. Unclear functionality - documentation on this is unclear, and due to the only official information on it being from Sams' webpage, it is difficult to troubleshoot any issues. 2. 3.5mm mic is fake? - I've done some testing, and it appears the the headset has a built-in mic, and all the 3.5mm mic attachment does is put the headset in a different mode that makes the mic quality a tiny bit better. 3. lack of standard functionality, exacerbated by 2., since the Mic itself is embedded in the earcuffs, and the headphones lack a mute button, there is no way to disable audio recording, which is a real problem when taking calls using this device. 4. Volume Control. This is less of an issue and more of a comment on overall design. The product has built-in audio controls! which are great, I always appreciate additional audio controls. The downside is these audio controls are specific to the device, rather than sending a volume modification command to the connected device. As a result, the headset could be turned all the way down while your device is all the way up, which contributes to a confusing user experience. 5. Digital Footprint. I went online to attempt to troubleshoot the above issues, this device has NO footprint. it doesn't exist to Pioneer, and the only place I could find any information on the manual was a scan on manuals.plus, which isn't my favorite thing. E%26S, the supplier, producer, distributer, and warranter for this product, has no customer facing portal that I could locate, only having a "Sales" front. The warranty information on the manual doesn't even have contact for E%26S, instead directing you to reach out to Pioneer to make the situation even more confusing. Pioneer's website has NO indication that this product exist, including manuals, so the consumer is left uncertain that they are even submitting to the correct place. 6. minor gripes. The manual has a concerning typo of the sort you would find in a spam email, stating "Bluet00th" and then "Bluetooth" in the same sentence, which raised red-flags as to the quality control of the product and general attention to detail a Pioneer branded product should normally exhibit, exacerbated by the lack of digital footprint, unclear and misleading documentation with the product. This almost appears to be a drop-shipped product rather than a quality wireless headphone set.

Hard to find buttons while wearing, not so great noise cancellation…