Pros: Sound is exceptional fits the ear very comfortable, have it hooked up to my Bose sound touch receiver but need to call Fuji to see if I can make it wireless have it hooked up to my Bose sound touch receiver but need to call Fuji to see if I can make it wireless.

Cons: Not

Other Thoughts: Would recommend however depending on you use check to see if it can be wireless with your equipment

Pros: Fast connection speed | No lags between the playback | Battery Notification | Voice Notification | Fast Charging |

Cons: Poor Materials | Attract dusts | Airy

Other Thoughts: I have used few headphones through out the year and i love that this one b/c it has no lags at all. That is one of the main reasons. It has a voice notification that let me know when its on and off. Battery lasts longer. The battery notification let me know when to charge the headphone and the charging is quick as well.

Wish the company could use materials that do not attract dust and a stronger plastic. as you may see in-the images, the out cover has gap. i fear it might falls off soon or later.

Suggestion: instead of using the soft plastic for the headrest, use the PU leather that, this way it will not show dust build and it could have looked premium build.

Pros: Connected to Bluetooth on my phone with ease. They seemed to be very well built, sturdy. Stayed on my head well. Controls on the side were spaced far enough apart to easily control.

Cons: I like bass, but this headset almost over does it.
I bought them due to it saying it isolated outside noise, but they were very poor at doing that.
Even thought they fit me well(yes, I have a big head), I did not have to extend the band any, like another reviewer stated, these might not fit well unless you made a spacer.

Pros: Good Bass Response
Very Good Battery Life
Versatile--Bluetooth and Wired Connections

Cons: Inadequate Treble Response
Limited BlueTooth Range
Not Enough Adjustment Range for Medium to Small Heads

Other Thoughts: These ended up being a disappointment. Was looking for something to handle wireless around the house music streaming but it has less effective range than most of my cheaper bluetooth earbuds. While the bass is better than those earbuds, the treble is very much NOT. I haven't played with equalizer software yet to see if I can reduce the issue but was hoping for better at this price point/form factor. Finally, I have a medium sized male head but these still fit loosely even with the adjustment compressed the whole way.

Pros: - Pretty easy to use
- Comes with call control buttons

Cons: - Doesn't really cover distances as well as some headphones I've used
- Volume settings seem to keep changing to loudest possible.
- Sometimes it: powers on -> connects to paired device -> immediately disconnects. I just reconnect and it's fine the second time, but that's a minor annoyance

Pros: First off, the sound: If you're the type who's comparing specs and performance at the audiophile level, you probably would not be looking at these in the first place. That said, the sound of these 'phones is outstanding. OK, so they're not Bose, but at a fraction of the price? C'mon. Although these are not truly noise-cancelling, they do a good job of reducing the junk sounds around me without having to blast the volume. The volume, BTW, is more than adequate for most uses, although I should say I haven't cranked them to their max yet because, well, that would be painful and I'm not into that sort of thing.

The fit: I've got what most would consider a "good-sized" noggin (7-5/8 hat)...and these easily (and comfortably) accommodate that. Too many budget sets are made for tiny-headed people/kids/dogs/who knows, with often little room to adjust. I generally wear these at or near the shortest setting of the headband (unless wearing a ball cap), at they fit just right. I could probably wear these with a beanie AND a hoodie with room to spare. If you have a smallish coconut, you might look elsewhere.

Comfort: I purchased these specifically to use at work, where I'm often plugged in 6-8 or more hours a day. I took a leap on these as there are not a lot of reviews to be found yet online. I found that I can wear these for upwards of ten hours a day, provided that I give my ears a break along the way every hour or two. The cushions are not overly stiff or soft, but if you're expecting Bose-level comfort, they're not quite there. A co-worker of mine has the Bose QC's and they're just miles better all the way around....and they're also 7-8 times the price. I just wasn't willing to drop that dime just yet. We'll see how the earcups hold up over time (I've only had these a few weeks so far), but they don't show any obvious signs of poor quality as of yet.

Battery life: See above paragraph. I wear these a LOT, every day. A single USB charge easily last the hours I need and then some, which was a big plus in my decision to purchase these. The charging port (micro-B) seems very solid.

Range: I don't typically venture too far from my desk while wearing these, but when I do go out let's say 30 feet, I have yet to experience any dropout/loss.

Cons: On a couple of rare occasions, I've had the audio become sporadic or stop all together. I subsequently had to stop and start the bluetooth service in order to resolve the issue. I'm not sure if this was the headphones or (more likely) the dongle or even the Realtek audio choking, but in each case I was able to get back to working condition with no lasting effects. These never have trouple pairing/connecting.

Other Thoughts: Given the price, how can you not give these a spin?

Pros: Sturdy construction, very similar to beats without the exorbitant price.
Easy to pair. Micro usb charging.
Large enough cups to fit all but the largest dumbo ears (sorry, not trying to be mean here).

One simply doesn't expect audiophile quality from a bluetooth headphone, so I won't expound on this area except to say the sould was decent and it has very good (not perfect) noise isolation (not noise cancelling).

Cons: This thing is built for monster sized heads! For average (which means 90% of the world) to smaller heads, this thing won't stay on your ears, gravity will pull it down and off your ears, unless your ears ride exceptionally "low" on your head. You'd think the designers would test fit these things on multiple head sizes! Only the largest 1% of heads in the world would even need to extend the cans using the adjustable headband slides.
This is the only major drawback. Inventive users can DIY a foam pad under the top of the headband to help compensate for the sizing discrepancy. I plan to salvage some nice memory foam somewhere, wrap it in some nice cloth or faux leather and fix it to the headband somehow.

Other Thoughts: Great Value; Won't fit 90% of normal people out of the box; Good noise isolation; Wish I had bought 2 or even three of these during the promo sale.