Mpow Magneto Wireless Bluetooth Headphones V4.1 Noise Cancelling Sweatproof Sport Headphones Stereo In-Ear Earbuds Magnetic Control Headset with Mic for Running Exercise

I've only owned these for a few days, but coming from the Mpow swifts and using these quite a bit already, I feel these are a great buy for the price. This is the third headphone set I've bought from Mpow and for the price, their quality has continued to impress me. Generally it's been a positive experience, but there's been a few minor (and somewhat surprising) annoyances which is why these don't get a 5 star... but they come close to deserving it. Also, I haven't received any of Mpows headphones/products for free in exchange for a fair review, but I certainly would be inclined to write one after the experience so far (hint hint) :).If you're on the fence, I'd recommend buying these or the cheaper Mpow swifts (got another set of those recently for $10!!, unbeatable for the price) -- you won't be disappointed.+General sound quality is pretty great, I'm no audiophile but these blow me away for the price.+Fit is good, doesn't fall out of my ears (ships with multiple ear bud sizes, and those fin looking things)+Packaging it ships in is surprisingly nice (coming from the Mpow swifts)+Noise cancellation works well and most noise is blocked out when listening to music+Magnetic functionality is pretty slick and works as expected. Also keeps them around my neck better when not listening to music.+Microphone quality is apparently pretty good, people on the other end hear me perfectly.+Price is great for what you getNegatives so far-Bluetooth pairing generally works well, but with my Samsung Galaxy Note 4 it has gotten wedged a few times and the media functionality doesn't pair until toggling bluetooth on my phone, and turning the headset on/off (fairly annoying). Typically the media connection will just sit on Connecting... and then never pair so I'm sitting there pressing the center button to try and play music with no result even though the headphones said "Connected" when turned on (this is typically how I know bluetooth pairing has gone wonky), and playing the music on my phone just outputs audio through the phone speaker which is annoying when you're expecting it to be coming from the headphones.-I can not toggle Google Now functionality while long-press holding the center button (totally expected this to work). I used a similar feature on the MPOW Swifts all the time to start GPS directions, call people, or start songs/artists directly with Spotify. These headphones strangely don't seem to support that feature, or perhaps just not with my Note 4 (strange because the Swifts did), pretty disappointing for me either way as it's fairly inconvenient.-Double tapping the center button calls the last number you dialed, which for some might be nice but has been more of a PITA by toggling that mistakenly when trying to turn up or down the volume... plus I don't always remember the last person I called. I would trade this for the above feature in a second.-The location for where the volume and center multifunction buttons is not ideal. I wrap the cord behind my head, and trying to intuitively navigate the headset buttons is not as easy as it was with the Swifts, I definitely prefer the button locations on those.

First I want to say that I did not get these for free or a discount. I get so sick of reviews of products like this where you can't trust the reviewer because they got them for free or a discount. I paid full price and had them shipped to me overseas.Pros:Sound Quality: They are awesome headphones for the price. I am not an audiophile when it comes to headphones like this, so someone else may have something to complain about, but to me the sound is clear and plenty loud enough for my needs. They are a little "tinny" sounding with some types of music, but that has been my experience with every Bluetooth headset I've ever used. Maybe a more expensive pair of headphones would sound a little better, but for a convenient and portable set of workout headphones, I wouldn't see the point.Controls: The controls are intuitive and easy to use. I was a little leery of the same button being used to control volume and track advance, but it works pretty well and I've gotten used to it.Materials: Everything feels like good quality and so far has held up. I've owned them for 2 months and when not being used, they ride around loose in my backpack and they still work well.Magnetic Feature: Some people say they don't need it, but I use it a lot. If I'm listening to a book while in the gym and someone comes up to talk, I can just pull the earbuds out and clip them together and the book pauses. I have had no issues with this feature not working right.Fit: Mine fit great in my ears. I used the different sized cushions and ear hooks and got it to fit right and it stays in with no discomfort.Cost: You can't beat $26 for a set of well working head phones.Overall very pleased with my purchase.

Well, I would say it is a very interesting earphone!! My previous earphones always dropped but this pair is amazing. Because of its magnets, I don't have that problem any more which is exactly what I need. Also I can pick up calls by separating the magnets, while hang up calls by attaching them. Just amazing!!! Other functions - so far so good! I recommend it if you have similar needs with me.

Review Edit:A customer service rep from Mpow contacted me after my original bad review. They offered to send me a new pair of Magnetos to try out. I've had them for a week now and have been using them every day. I have not had any of the issue I previously had with the original pair. They work fine if I put my phone in my back pocket, in a bag, etc. It must've just been a bad pair. Mpow made it right, and as I promised I would, I have updated this review.Original Review:Stick with the Wolverines. These have terrible Bluetooth reception as others have pointed out. I should've listen to the other reviews. I'm 6' and 180lbs and if I put my iPhone in my back pocket these lose reception and eventually connectivity. I've not had any problems with 2 pairs of Wolverines. Also the magnetic on/off doesn't work consistently.