I ended up going with AirPods because they outperformed these and are more convenient in terms traveling and charging.

I gave my Bose headphones to my son, so I picked these up. The sound quality is just OK. Nothing to write home about. The noise cancellation is excellent. Compared to my Bose and even my old Nokia headphones the build quality just feels cheap. We will see how long they last.

Sound quality & battery life not what I expected at all with this being priced so high. No bass like in the older versions. I thought I might have even bought a fake set at first

They sound great but are too tight for my head. Also not great with eyeglasses on. Some online reviews say to give them some time to break in, but I didn't want to chance it, so I returned them.

The noise cancellation made my ears and head hurt a lot. And even with it on, I could still hear noise. The ear pads were comfortable and the sound was not as great as I expected. I have noise sensitivity and these headphones made it way worse but adding more painful noises with the noise cancellation.

I tried to “upgrade” from my 45 dollar (anker soundcore life 2 neo) headphones and it just didn’t give me anything good. The headphones are tighter, i have small ears and they’re barely “over the ear” headphones. The Noise Canceling is automatically on everytime so you have to turn it off on your phone. The bass is the most disappointing part. It falls immensely short and i am not a picky person. not worth the 170 i paid. But if your buying it for the brand, go for it.

These headphones were heavily discounted for Black Friday, so why not? They connect to the IPhone beautifully or any Apple Device. The look, and construction materials appear to be excellent. My Only disappointment is the Audio quality. The sound is muddy, lacks clarity and dynamic range. My older Sony "wired" noise cancelling headphones beat the Beats, hands down, not even close. I bought these because the price point was attractive and the wireless connectivity. (since newer iPhones don't have real/dedicated Audio Out jacks) I will likely keep them because of the price and wireless convenience. For music listening, there are far better options.

I bought one pair for me and one pair for my dad (his will be for his birthday in a couple of weeks, so I will be interested in hearing his opinion on them). Anyway, the packaging is beautiful- 100% - very classy experience unboxing it all.... but the headphones fall short in noise quality. They are really not that loud. I am NOT impressed. They feel light on the ears (which is great for over-the-ear headphones) but I don't know if I will be keeping these. I prefer a richer bass sound. I just unboxed these tonight, so I will give it a proper experience over the weekend and make an update to my decision if they stay or if they go. So, right now - 3 stars for sound.

Pretty good, but not great. The way the pads are, likely too narrow, they hurt my ears after 20 minutes or so of listening. The sound cancelling is ok, but not as good as Bose.

Honestly these headphones are pretty unimpressive. You will be paying $100 for the headphones but really the other $100 is just for the brand name. The noise canceling aspect is nice but the overall sound quality is just mediocre. Not worth the value unless you just wanna look cute wearing your little beats.