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If you have time read this review, I think it will help you decide to buy or not. First, I dislike earbuds and find them annoying because they never stayed in my ears. So after going through 3 sets of headphones in one year and damaging them due to sweat and having to clean the headphone pads to avoid them from stinking of dry sweat, I broke down and searched for a pair of earbud style with a clip around the ear to help keep them in place better. Like most of us, I searched for them here on Amazon. There were three things I looked for: one is the reviews, second is that it's fulfilled by Amazon ( so I have some backing if these things are bad ) and third is warranty period for them. Paying $125 to $200 was not what I wanted to spend on name brands that don't deliver and are hyped up for their name, that's just me ! I figured I take a chance on these earbuds for $34.00, and must say I was pleasantly surprised by their performance and quality so far. The sound coming out of these earbuds is just incredible to me. At the gym, I have them paired with my iPhone 5S and at 50% they are loud as hell. I will probably never need to go higher than that . Connection with my iPhone was easy and no issues. The fact that they are sweatproof was a must for me. The 30 ft distance in my home worked fine through 2 walls to the other end of my home. I made calls with them and the mic worked well. I tested the running time of 8 hrs, and it was on point with what they said . The comfort wearing them to my ears was great and guess what they stay in place. The clip around the ear is a soft rubber or silicone material that surprisingly works to help keep the earbuds in my ear. Then you get other little gifts like hard carry case, dual car charger, a short charge cable and 3 foot charge cable that works for as a lightning cable and mirco usb cable..... Both will charge the earbuds. Also you get two sets of ear tips small and large and the earbuds have a mid size on them already. My Amazon friends things are mass produced and during production you will have like in any other product defective units that leave the factory, but remember you have a one year warranty and I'm sure that they will back it up or Amazon will. All I can say is that after a full week I am very pleased with my purchase and guess what I did, I bought a second pair....the gray ones....lol ! The only cons I have at the time of this review is that they charge you more for the gray ones, than the red ones, and the earbud pads are little in different in feel from the gray and red earbuds, but in no way is it a deal breaker. At their price point and with what you get these are a very good deal, especially from a unknown brand. I can only see with time how they do, but for now these earbuds rock. I have a one year warranty on them so I'm not worried. Wish you all good luck.

First, let me comment about the seller and then I'll discuss the headphones. These folks are amazing. I assume the seller is a small company, and they are truly on top of taking care of their customers. I've had two issues with the headphones (I'll discuss in the product review below). The first time, I emailed the seller on a Friday evening around 6pm. I assumed I'd hear from them the following Monday after the weekend. I was wrong. They wrote me back at 8:30 that same evening. They were able to fix my problem via emails and I was able to use the headphones that same evening. The second time I had a problem I emailed them again. It was on a Sunday at 5:42 p.m. They wrote me back that same evening. This time they weren't able to resolve my issue but promised to send me replacement headphones. I received them two days later - on Tuesday. That's incredible customer service, and these guys deserve five stars just for their dedication and responsiveness. Now on to the headphones review. I'm a runner and I bought these specifically to use while running. I haven't used them for telephone calls or any other purpose, so these comments are completely geared toward using these headphones to listen to music while exercising and running. I've been using them for a little over a month. First, the sound quality. For the price ($37), I think they sound pretty good. I was a musician in a past life, and there are definitely headphones out there that sound better. These are by no means "studio quality," but they sound very good. Some folks on here complained about the bass being a bit heavy, but I kind of like it. I've used other headphones that have virtually no bass and sound very metallic. These headphones are pretty well balanced. And, as others have mentioned, you can download an equalizer app if you really want to dial them in and EQ down the bass. But I think they sound more than good the way they are. You won't get audiophile sound for $37 and if that's your goal, you're shopping down the wrong aisle. You can nitpick little things all you want with any product purchase, but for $37 and all the included features, these headphones are very decent and deserve all the great reviews. For running, I wanted headphones that were "sweatproof," wireless, loud and that would stay put in my ears while running. These headphones are all those things. With the hook design for the ears, they rarely move around in my ears, and I've had no issues with them having to be adjusted. The wireless is great, and I've never had an issue with them connecting to my Samsung Galaxy S8 +. They are also plenty loud. To alleviate and fears of those contemplating making this purchase, I'll address some of the complaints I've seen in other reviews. Some mentioned that the power button is awkwardly placed in the middle of the right ear headphone and can get pushed accidentally while adjusting the headphone. This is true. However, it seriously only took me maybe one outing to adjust to the power button placement, and it hasn't bothered me since. Others think the ear hooks aren't comfortable - I think they're fine. If you're going running, the hooks are awesome. These headphones stay put and don't move around - all because of the hooks. I used some other "hookless" headphones while running the other day, and every two minutes I had to adjust them - big pain in the butt. I've also read some complaints about the wire sticking to your neck. That did bother me the first few runs. I don't think this problem is unique to these headphones. I think any similar "wireless" headphones will have one wire between right and left sides and that wire has to be routed. Regardless, I figured out to simply run the wire over the top of my head. Since I always wear a hat when I run, the wire is now under my hat and not on my neck. If you're not wearing a hat, I also think using some Body Glide or other similar product on the wire would solve the problem. Lastly, battery life - very acceptable as far as I'm concerned. I almost always charge them fully before I leave the house, and I've never had an issue. They charge very quickly, so I keep them charged. I know I can't outrun the battery on these, and that's good enough for me. Other folks might be concerned whether these headphones will die after eight hours or after nine hours. I will never run long enough in one outing to find that out, so not an issue for me. Lastly, let me mention the specific problems I have experienced with these headphone. The first time I contacted the company, it was because sound was only coming out of the left side. They suggested I perform a "factory reset," which apparently can cure a number of oddities. Sure enough, the factory reset fixed my sound problem and all was good. So... if you're having any weird issues with your headphones, go for the factory reset first. It's simple to do: (1) Power them off and plug the headphones in so they are charging; (2) While charging, hold the power button down for seven seconds. And that's it; factory reset accomplished. The most recent problem I had with the headphones was the same issue - no sound coming from the right side. Factory resets didn't fix the problem. Interestingly, last night I was playing with them and now they work again. And this morning, the replacements arrived from my Sunday email. So I now have two functioning sets. I can't comment on the longevity of these headphones as I've only had them for a little over a month, but I can say that the company takes their customer service very seriously. You can rest assured that the one year warranty is not a gimmick. Everything breaks at some point. At least you know you can count on these guys to make things right and not leave you high and dry. That's good enough for me.

So here's my review on these red SENSO Bluetooth Headphones/Earbuds that I’ve owned for about a month now that were purchased for four primary reasons. The main reason above all others is so that I don't continue to be interrupted by the front desk girl at the gym, who constantly follows me around the gym and talks to me as I work out. Now don't get me wrong, I'm a very social kinda guy. In fact, I have well over 10 good, real life friends with an additional couple hundred who are either real and/or imaginary/online friends on places like FB, TWTR, and so forth.. When I'm in the gym however, it's my time...my time to meditate and think about the day ahead, look through my stock portfolio, check out motorbikes for sale online, or do whatever...with her practically following me around the gym as she cleans, mops, and blabbles on about her life...it's just too much for me to handle. I felt enough’s enough, and it was time to shut it down - hence the need for these earbuds. The second reason is that my gym plays the same Internet stream of EDM/electronica music every single day. Now the first few days when I joined the gym years back, it was ok, but after the first week, I just can’t take it anymore - and I have no clue why I didn’t use earbuds much sooner. The third reason is because one of the personal trainers in my gym counts the repetitions of his clients performing the latest, greatest, butt-blasting, ab routines, so darn loud that it throws off my own mental count when hitting the weights. I’ve tried to be in sync with his counts on occasion, but I just can’t do it, man... And finally, the fourth reason I purchased these is because I didn't want to ruin any of my existing good pairs of earbuds. I've spent a ridiculous amount of cash on other buds and full headsets, and didn't want to ruin any of them with sweat, or damage that the gym may bring on. So overall, I believe that each of the four criteria above have been accomplished with these Bluetooth earbuds. As an aside, I've lost track of how long the battery lasts, but I can easily say that they go strong for at least 5 hours of solid use, but more toward 6-8 hours if I really think about it. And they do charge pretty quickly - I want to say that within 2 hours or less they're fully charged. The cons to these buds are as follows: 1) I often have one heck of a time initially connecting these to my iPhone 6. And this is probably my biggest annoyance with these and the reason they get four stars. Yep, everything is up-to-date on the phone and I don’t have any issues with it overall...I've triply checked. I have tried every imaginable scenario - turn Bluetooth on the phone first and wait a few - turn earbuds on first and wait a few - switch from airplane mode on and then off - forget the SENSO device/re-find and attempt to connect - restart my phone. The most successful method that works just about every time is restarting the phone but that drives me up a wall to have to do that. If any of you have a cheap, dirty way of connecting, I’m all ears...literally!! Now once they are connected, I don't recall ever losing a connection, aside from walking away from my phone by a good 30+ feet or so...on a positive note, when I attempt to connect these at the gym, it sometimes takes a good 5+ minutes to establish a connection - which is good, because I completely lose track on the treadmill and it makes the cardio portion of my time really fly by - so in an odd 'turning lemons into lemonade' kinda way, kudos to that. :) 2) For under $40 and change, I wasn't expecting the quality of my Bose, Beats, 1More, Klipsch, Bowers & Wilkins, Shures, and the countless others I have....I canoodle on guitar a bit, so I like to listen back to my recordings using a variety of headphones/buds to note as wide a range as possible for dynamic purposes. My ears are pretty good and adept at distinguishing quality characteristics of low, mid, and high frequencies. With that being said, it is essential that your earbuds fit properly if you want to experience all ranges. I’ve read time and time again that people don’t hear the bass. You have to select the proper fitting nubs for your 'ear holes' when it comes down to it or you'll completely miss out on a majority of the ranges if there isn't a proper seating and seal of the buds in your ear canal...and a side note, being that I am wearing these primarily in the gym, or out back by the pool in the hot Vegas sun, I didn't want my sweat or god forbid, ear wax, damaging my other sets of buds - hence why I also purchased these as I may have mentioned. So back to the ranges with a good fitting. The bass is there, but depending upon the gain/distortion/bass in the music you listen to...it will clip at certain decibels. It’s almost as if I hear the digital distortion of on/off, almost solid state sounding distortion as compared to a warm continuous tube amp flow of bass - if that makes sense. Now it isn’t there all the time by any means. Just certain songs on rare occasion. I’m sure it would be there more frequently if I drop some death metal in, but I’m getting to old for that kinda stuff...long live Sepultura, Manowar, and the likes. Moving on, the mids are adequate but can be brightened up a bit, and the highs are acceptable overall that don't overwhelm the ears with any screeching, tinny tones. Now granted, I can tweak the settings a bit to my liking with equalization, but I'm a lazy SOB so I listen to these stock, as is. So overall, I am happy with these earbuds aside from having one heck of time connecting them to my iPhone 6. So a four star out of five from this reviewer.

So I wanted to wait until I was able to really test out these head phones before writing this review. It has been about a week since I received these in the mail. They arrived right when they said they would and the box was in excellent condition, which of course you expect from amazon. I was so excited after reading all the reviews before purchasing to be honest it was between these and a pair that was well needless to say WAY more expensive. I decided to take a chance on these and all I would be out would be 25 bucks and a lesson learned of you get what you pay for lol. Well let me tell you it has been well over a week since I had these and all I can do is rave about them to everyone who will listen. So let me break it down for you. PROS (AND LET ME TELL YOU THERE IS ALOT OF THEM) Firstly the battery life is AMAZING I just now charged after getting it out of the box and using it for over a week straight. Yes I used it for Netflix and Pandora at the Gym, Yes I used it for phone calls while cleaning the house, and I even used it on a hiking trip with pretty much no way to charge my phone or the headset and it still kept on ticking it even outlasted my brand new Iphone which I was extremely impressed by. So it says 8 hours of use it will give you that and probably a lot more. Secondly it fits so comfortably in my ear. Seriously this was a big consideration for me I usually hate in the ear head phones preferring my over the ear set or my gaming headset. That being said I was impressed and surprised at the range of sizes and styles it offered for fitting in one persons ear. They fit really comfortably and even after a couple hours in still didn't hurt my ear. Third They stayed on my ears! I know this goes back to the second point out fit but I decided to talk about it separate because it was important to me I was able to do high impact cardio in these without having to adjust them and let me tell you I put these to the test running, hiking, and lifting, these things stayed put no matter what I was doing. Which leads me to the Fourth thing I love about them. They are water resistant !!!!!! I mean when you work out how many of you have killed your headphones because of sweat? I know I have and these I have even dropped them in the sink. NOT SOMETHING I RECOMMEND! But they just kept on ticking. Of course I could have just been extremely lucky so don't try this at home. Number 5 on our count down of why you should buy these headphones. They are so easy to operate even my grandma could do it! They pair super easy and with all the Bluetooth enabled devices I have tried them on including my computer (HP laptop), Tablet (Ipad), Phone (Iphone), Ipod, and the husbands LG phone and my old HTC. Number 6. The Sound is great especially for the price! It is clear and has great volume controls but don't expect something like Bose sound to come out of these headphones. I could hear every lyric or word spoken and everyone who I talked to using the mic could hear me so there are zero complaints there. I could turn them up to about half way and drown out the world around me. Number 7 Charging we have already talked about battery life now lets get to charging. So I killed them it took me a week to do it but I killed them dead completely dead and plugged them into the lightening charger that came with and bam before I knew it they were at 100% in about an hour to an hour and a half for how long they last this charging time is awesome. Number 8 All the stuff they come with. So most Bluetooth head sits will come with the device and then will come with a charging cable and that is it. Well these come with different ear pieces to insure comfort, a nice carrying case to put them in, a car charger (yes you heard me right a car charger I was shocked by this myself) and two charging cables. Cons I just have one they aren't noise cancelling I cant just put them on and have the world drowned out. I read they were only passive but it was still disappointing but not a 5 star deal breaker. So over all these for the money have been the best thing I have bought in a long time! I am glad that I took a chance on these and cant be more happy with my purchase.

Updated review: I initially rated these 3-star but am changing to 1. The more I use them, the more I dislike them. Key points of dissatisfaction: 1) They inconsistently link to my devices. Sometimes the earbuds will automatically to a device to which they've been previously link, sometimes I have to re-link them manually and it can take a few tries. And this is not limit to one device, happens to all three with which I use these. 2) If the buds are linked to more that one device simultaneously, and all of them are within range of the buds, and they are being used by one, as I get out of range of the other(s), I get a beeping sound, then static, as I'm listening to another device via the buds, e.g. they are linked to my phone and ipod; if I am in the yard listening to my ipod and the phone is in the house, and I get far enough away from the phone that the buds are losing their connection to it, I hear clicking and the get static or other interference as I'm listening to the ipod. Even though I am not listening to anything on the phone. The only way to eliminate the static is to manually disconnect the phone from the earbuds which means I have to go through the re-linking process with the phone the next time I want to use it with the buds ( and put up with the annoyance of that inconsistent process - see #1 above). 3) These are not great for active exercise. The ear loops are soft and flexible and do not folds the buds in place during high intensity activity - I continually have to adjust them. 4) Battery life is not great - starting with fully charged buds, if I work in the yard for the afternoon, I run out of juice before the end of the day. In my earlier review I said I was considering returning but learned that I was past the return period so I'm stuck with them. I recommend looking at alternatives. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Initial review: These are my first bluetooth headphones and I use them primarily at the gym or while working around my house. I was tired of catching with cord of my wired headphones and yanking out of my ears but was doubtful that I'd get decent quality from bluetooth. The literature indicated that bluetooth quality has increased and the reviews of these were positive so I ordered. My experience is mixed. Sound quality is fine but other issues are disappointing/annoying: 1) Using at the gym is so-so; for lifting weights or stretching they're fine but when the pace picks up, e.g. running on a treadmill, they are wobbly in the ears. The loop that goes over the ear is a flexible rubber-like material that does not hold them tightly so I have to regularly push them back into place. 2) I use them with an iPod and Android phone. Sometimes they connect immediately but other times it take a few tries; it's frustrating that connecting to the same device works fine one day and not the next when I follow the same process. Sound is generally stable and clear but other times it's wobbly (like the sound is coming through water); again, that can vary from day to day. Lastly, when they paired to two devices (i.e. my iPod and phone) but I am using only one (e.g. the iPod) when I get out of range of the other (e.g. the phone) the sound gets wobbly and I get a message that I'm disconnected, although the message does not identify from which device I'm disconnected (although it appears to be referring to the device to which I'm not listening). The only way to stabilize the sound and eliminate the message is to turn off bluetooth on the other device. Seems clumsy. I'm considering returning them and trying another brand. Consumer Reports recently rated bluetooth headphones and gave some high marks - the Sensos were not reviewed.

SOUND QUALITY: First thing I have to do when I use this headphones is use an equalizer/bass reduction. Okay, I'm someone who goes to raves and concerts a lot. I definitely go hard and can headbang to Skrillex, dubstep, trap or whatever bass you can throw in my face BUT THIS IS NOT THE BASS YOU'RE LOOKING FOR. At least for me. When you're not trying to listen to songs that people break their necks to, the bass still muffles out the highs in other audio/songs. It's like you wanting to see the main stage but there's a tall person blocking the view in front of you, and that tall person is the bass. If you can't see past the tall person to hear/see the other noises you're trying to listen for then it kinda ruins the experience. Setting up and turning on an equalizer is like me digging a hole for that guy to stand on so I can see but it's annoying to have to do that every time. However, once the equalizer is set to my liking, the sound quality is decent, somewhat on par with a standard $5-$10 wired headphone as an Android user (OnePlus 3T) I am not aware of an equalizer that runs across all apps. Mind you, this is not the setting within the headphone itself so for every device you connect to, you'd have to turn on an equalizer if you do not like the bass quality. BATTERY: I only use these for the gym, my time there typically ranges anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour, 6 days a week and the least to say I don't have to charge my headphones frequently and that's a good thing. I'd say I have to charge them every week or week and a half and I'll be set. A good review would go out there and get the exact numbers but sadly this isn't one... :( but search for keywords in other reviews, and you may find a good/more accurate estimate there. DESIGN/FEATURES: As someone who works out frequently with these headphones, it's hard for me to remember a time when these fell out of my ears. I'm someone who's moving from workout to workout and sometimes I run here and there at the beach, so I'd say it does a good job of securing the headphones into your ear while keeping the sound connectivity consistent. You also don't have to deal with wires getting tangled with weights/barbells/etc and it's a reason I keep using them. They also give you multiple earbuds so if one size doesn't fit, try another. Not completely wireless but with the wires that connect the headphones together I find that a good thing because you can hang it around your neck while not in use. Along with that they're easier to keep track of and find which was a concern I had with buying wireless headphones because have you seen those AirPods? For something that's tiny and over $100, that is not something I want to lose on accident so for this design choice, that's something I do like. It has a button on the right headphone used for powering on, pairing, play and pause along with two small square volume +/- buttons, but habit and preference has me adjusting the volume on my phone. Nothing wrong with the buttons that's just me. Bluetooth does take some time to pair and actually hear the audio at least with my experience using it. The delay between the headphones being connected/paired to my device is something that doesn't bother me too much (maybe 10 seconds?) but it does make me wonder is this thing actually connected even though it literally says, on both my phone and through a voice on the headphones, that the headphones have been connected. As for range, I can have my phone in my pants pocket or on the floor/table next to me while I'm at the gym or home and the sound does not cut off. I'd say once you start hitting maybe the 15 or 20 feet range that's when it may cut off here and there. This is probably due to interference with other signals from other electronics along with the signal strength weakening from distance so it's to be expected. CONCLUSION: While I do like the convenience of wireless headphones, the bass is what turns me off. It muffles out the other sounds and in terms of overall sound quality, I prefer and think a cheaper $5-10 wired headphones do a better job in terms of balancing everything from the bass to highs and lows. Using an equalizer will compensate for the bass and make it sound okay but you have to do that every time for every device, since those settings do not carry across different devices. However, I still use these every day for the gym because they're convenient. These headphones aren't awful. But for $40, maybe you can find something else. But also, maybe this is something you can try and be satisfied with. There is a 30-day return policy (which I missed), but using them for the past 2 months I've actually been okay with it. It's hard for me to recommend them, but I'm saying it won't hurt to give them a try because who knows you may like the bass/sound quality that I do not like. You might find that for this price point or less if it goes on sale, this is what you're looking for to enhance something like a wire free gym experience.

TL;DR - Just buy them. Senso... never heard of them. In fact, I'd never have bought a set of earbuds from this company had it not been for my wife who took a chance on a rather inexpensive Christmas gift. Best. Earbuds. Ever. For the price, this is an absolute steal. AUDIO: The audio quality, which is excellent for a set of earbuds, out-performs my wired Bose earbuds and only underperformed in the lower pitches (as a physician, no set of earbuds is safe if they have good bass - no room for the sound waves to escape and only damage your middle ear). I wouldn't use these earbuds to record audio (I do podcasts and digital recording), but I wouldn't recommend ANY earbuds for that. COMFORT: I hate earbuds. They HURT. The only set I can use for any extended period of time (on an airplane, for example) is my Bose earbuds. However, Senso's set is a close second and doesn't seem to cause the residual pain other sets (Apple) causes. NOISE CANCELLATION: I'm not certain how the noise cancellation works... I believe it's passive. Nevertheless, I have an Autistic daughter that only I seem to be able to calm and when she's screaming, I can plug these earbuds in and drown out her painful screams without completely drowning out all noise. When I'm playing music, it really does seem to work better than my Bose earbuds. I'm not sure how it works, but it does. VALUE: How is this possible?! HOW?! This set came with two charging cords (one micro USB and ONE WITH A CONVERTING LIGHTNING/MICRO USB!!!), a car charger with TWO PORTS (1.0A and 2.1A!), replacement ear pieces, and a hard clamshell case. Did I mention it was only $30?! The closest to this I can find on Amazon is a similar set (eerily identical) by Blayz (RobinTronics is missing several items [car charger]). HOWEVER, that set does not come with a convertible Lightning/Micro USB cord and, while it is currently $3-4 cheaper, this cord more than makes up for it. CONCLUSION: FIVE STARS -- If you want a decent set of earbuds, get this one now. It is well worth it.

So I have had these for about two weeks now. So a few take aways from my experience with these. Positive: 1. Great Sound. Even though I have not actually owned the Beats Wireless Ear Buds (Power Beats3 are the best comparison), I had the chance to check them out for a few minutes a few days prior to receiving these. I loved the tone the Beats produced. Nice blend of lows and highs along with mids. When I received the Senso Earphones, I was blown away at how well they sounded in comparison (maybe not quite as good as the Power Beats which I tried along with my phone with the same music as the Senso pair but much better than what you would think for a set that costs less than 1/6th the cost). 2. Ease of use. These are pretty easy to use. All the controls are on the right side ear bud. You have the main multi-purpose button along with the volume up/down button (double as the skip forward/backward buttons). On the bottom side of the same unit is the connector for the charger (under a small rubber cover which can be somewhat problematic to handle; more on that below). The multi-purpose button is used for pausing/playing music (by just pushing the button once and immediately releasing) and bringing up calling or voice control (depending on your phone; since I use a Galaxy S7 Edge, it pulls up the Google voice control which is nice) by pressing and holding the button for about a second or so. 3. Comfort. I have smaller ears, so the small ear buds work well for me (even though I could use the medium size though they got uncomfortable after a while). I do use these more as a bluetooth ear piece than full on ear buds because of the amount I tend to drive but I do like to have them as a full headset when I want to listen to music while I work alone at times. 4. These are very much water resistant. Because I work outside in the rain, I wanted something that would hold up to some water (though I wear rain gear). I do get quite damp, especially when the rain is heavy. I have not even noticed these being affected by water. 5. The range. This is something I really cannot testify to other than an experience this evening. I started playing music while I was doing laundry. I went out to our washing machine which is on the same side of the house as my room but divided by a wall. I had not realized I left my phone on my desk in my room until I made couple of moves that made my music break up a little. But in all, it kept going with really not a lot of breaking up. A nice surprise. Negatives: 1. Lack of battery level until battery is low. I have yet to find a way to know what the battery level is at whenever I want. The only time it notifies me of the level is when the battery level is low. This can be annoying on so many levels. First and foremost is that I am usually away from a charger for long periods at a time. So when the battery notifies me that it is low, I just have to turn it off (because every few minutes or so it will chime in that the battery is low being rather annoying). My previous bluetooth headset would notify me each time I powered them on as to what level they were at (high, medium or low). 2. The multi-purpose button, though blended in to make both sides look uniform, tends to blend in too well. Because the ear bud is in my ear, I have to find the button by feeling around. I have found myself on multiple occasions missing the button trying to push the area forward of the button. I have also found myself pressing the button once to bring up voice control and accidentally starting my music (but this is more out of habit because my previous headset had more buttons including separate buttons for play/pause and voice control vs the same button for both). 3. Because I do use this as a bluetooth headset for driving, leaving just the right earbud in and the left out creates a situation in which the left side will weight down on the right side. As a result I have to put the left side within my collar on my shirt to leave slack in the wire (but this is really because these were really meant to be used as a full headset). 4. Music can cut in and out if you just started playing right after turning on the headset. But to solve this problem, just wait several seconds (maybe 15-30 seconds) after the headset connects before starting to play music. Then it works like a charm. So far, I cannot say much about the battery life as I do tend to use these differently than my last headset (LG Tone Pro which tended to last me about two weeks between charges). I have found that I am charging these about once a week, maybe a little longer. But I am using these for more music through the day not to mention I have them on a good chunk of the day as I need hands free while working to receive and make calls as needed. Overall, I have been pleased with these. When I was forced to find a new headset (my previous headset broke off at the right arm), I was looking for something that had sound similar to that of the Beats but at a fraction of the price. These fit the bill well. I totally recommend these, especially if you do not want to spend the $200 for the pricier Beats.

Super, j'en suis content, marche bien sans coupures. autonomie raisonable, dommage qu'au niveau sonore le minimum au niveau du volume (utilisation avec un iphone) soit déjà assez fort des fois pour moi

Excellent sound quality. Even it compare to airpods sound quality is superb. connectivity also super fast. The main point about Senso is its Battery never lost. You will get it for One week for normal usage. it beautifully fit into your ears. it will satisfy you for that amount u paid.

Not sure why the reviews are so negative. Little bit heavy on the bass but that’s easily fixed in your settings. Personally that’s something I quite like when working out, though. Overall I think they’re very good headphones. Sound quality and Bluetooth are brilliant.

Excelente producto, funciona con perfección. De los mejores audífonos wireless que he usado. Le doy 5 estrellas. Además tienen una excelente estética.

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