SensoSENSO Bluetooth Wireless Headphones, Best Sports Earphones w/Mic IPX7 Waterproof HD Stereo Sweatproof Earbuds for Gym Running Workout 8 Hour Battery Noise Cancelling Headsets Cordless Heapdhone

Ok. I have a history with SENSO so I might be a bit biased when writing this. I think this is the third headset I have from them, and the newest generation looks/sounds like it actually is different/better, than the prev. gen. (I've upgraded from the 250).Why did I upgrade? Well... It turns out, that if you drop these, then run over them with your car, it tends to... 'slightly' ruin the audio quality. Not a lot, but makes listening to Klingon opera painful... I mean more, than the usual 'OH lord, my ears are bleeding' painful...Down to specs:Same build quality (excellent). I like the earhooks, since I use them for running and SUP. They stay on.Connectivity seems a bit better, the Bluetooth connection is a bit stronger. At least for me, it starts to 'drop' a good 2 feet further away, than the previous one.Waterproof? Yes, Mostly :) I fell in the sea a couple of times with these on (riding my SUP), without any problems (pro tip: gently wipe them down with a moist -yeah, I said moist- fresh water towel after you dunk it in the sea).Also, after a long run, I usually just go and have a shower with these on, so... yeah. Waterproof enough.(I have 'Danger' for my middle name, right...)Also if you are planning to get them wet, use the silicone earbuds, not the memory foam one (for which KUDOS for SENSO again!). Though audio quality and passive noise cancellation is better with the foam (if you can hear that listening to bluetooth music he-he :) but getting the foam wet isn't the best of ideas. Fungi love it though...So, use the silicone buds if you 'get active'. They are comfy enough.Battery life:I've tested 6 hours so far and I'm certain it had at least 1 more hour in them (app showed 15% charge remaining).The USB 2.0 charger cover is better than on the prev. gen. feels less flimsy/harder to open.Mic:it works Ok. you hear the call really well, but sometimes especially if I'm in a noisy environment the mic is having trouble picking up my words. I'd say that 1 out of 10 calls I have to switch back to my phone and cover the mic. on the phone to block outside voice.Packaging is the same as the 250, and I think they include everything in the packet that you need. Also some gifts!- A shoutout for the magnetic cellphone holder, however, SENSO if you can, please make the 'stick it on the back of your cellphone credit card holder' RFID blocking and I'll be happy to use it! the quality and make is nice, but... you need RFID blocking.-Would I buy it again? Well, I already did, so there is your answer.Would I tell my friends to go and buy it? No. it might push the price up and I'm selfish that way :) but yeah, I would advise them to get these.I only tested it on Android and my universal bluetooth connector and a Toyota, and connectivity worked kickass on them.

Just love them so comfortable and secure, would recommend

They are great headphones. I've been using them for a few weeks and I have no issues with the sound quality, and only have connectivity issues every once in a while, which have only happened right after connecting the headphones to my phone. This has always been easily fixed by simply turning both the headphones and the bluetooth on my phone off and on again. I do have a few gripes with these, however:1. The microphone seems to be very sensitive. When calling someone with them, the recipient says they can hear my voice just fine on its own. However, when I'm simply walking outside, they can also hear the slight breeze from me moving very clearly. My voice is sometimes overshadowed by this, making the microphone effectively useless for calling on the go, which doesn't really make much sense for a microphone built into headphones.2. Another issue I've had is that the earpiece wires sometimes seem a little too flimsy and don't hold their shape quite as well as I'd like them to. They still get the job done, but it is an occasional annoyance.3. The final issue I have is the volume control. For some odd reason, the volume is always muted at the lowest volume setting before it actually says muted. What I mean by this is that if you watch the volume bar on the phone, it will go down in increments as you use the buttons on either the phone or headphones. When it gets to the lowest increment, where there is still a piece of that bar left, the headphones give off the ring that means they've been muted, and no sound comes through. Then you can hit the volume button one more time and the final increment will disappear, but nothing changes sound-wise. So basically, despite the volume bar showing that sound should be coming through, the headphones still mute themselves. I don't know if this was simply an error in my headphones in particular, but if not, it seems like a very weird design choice. It's a fairly large sound change too, with it going from medium sound to completely muted.Despite how detailed I was, the issues I've had have all been very minor. The headphones still work great and I use them daily when walking around campus. The charge still holds very well, and the wire connecting the two ear pieces is not even very noticeable to me when I wear them, which I thought may end up being a problem when I got these. I like not having to worry about putting them in my pocket as well. i can just leave them hanging around my neck when not in use. So overall, if you're looking for a good pair of headphones for a decent price, then I'd recommend these.

Genuine POS

These blue tooth heads are exceptional for the price. Their performance has exceeded my expectations. I've had them for about 8 months now. In those months I have washed them with my gym clothes along with drying them twice. They still work with no problems. They still sound good and sync with no problems. I was in the gym yesterday and I hit my ear and felt that the ear bub piece come apart from the main unit. The funny thing was it was still playing music. So I snapped it back in place and it still works. I like the battery life on these headsets. I charge them every 2 or 3 days. I use them every day, I listen to music while I work and then when I got to the gym. I usually work out for about an hour and a half. My only complaint about the battery is when my phone says that it has a 70% battery life if it will say that its low battery within 10 minutes then cut off. It usually hits 70% by day 3. So if you are looking for a good pair of Bluetooth headset that won't break the bank I recommend these. I wasn't paid for this review