SennheiserCX 150BT Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Headphone - 10-hour Battery Life, USB-C Fast Charging, Two Device Connectivity - White (CX 150BT White)

Several years in and still the best.

What I like: Sound is excellent. Easy to pair with two devices. Great range on the Blue tooth connection.What I don't like: Control buttons are small and the shapes on them are hard to feel. The microphone picks all noise around you. The position is low enough that my collar rubs against it. The person on the other end can barely hear me over the back ground noise. In a quiet room these are great, but in my truck they are worse than just using the spearker phone.

To understand where I'm coming from, I do not need these to be amazing earbuds in the way of audio. I needed earbuds that stay in my ears while I'm riding the train, or walking around. That being said, I always prefer better audio than worse audio. I don't have any complaints about the audio. The last time I have used similar earbuds was over four years ago with the Jaybird X2. Personally, I don't feel like this technology has improved much since then.Compared my memories of the Jaybird X2 from over four years ago, I have several big complaints in terms of usability:1. The bit in the middle. The heaviest part of these earbuds comes in the very middle of the wires. This guarantees that this thing will be weighted straight downwards between your ears. This makes it so that whenever you move your head, this thing will move around like a pendulum going everywhere. Also it moves uncomfortably behind your neck if you do decide to move it around your neck.2. The wires are too short to wrap around your neck, or have any way to keep the said bit in the middle from going everywhere. I would prefer if I could do so such that even if one of the earbuds fell out, it wouldn't swing into oblivion with nothing preventing it from falling out other than a single other earbud stuck in my other ear.3. A lack of a provided clip to keep it out of the way to dangle. Even if there was a clip, between the shortness of the wire, the dangly middle bit, and the volume control part, there wouldn't be a very good place to clip anything.4. I suppose this is specific to switching from the Jaybird, but the fins used to really help keep the things in my ear.My conclusion: It sounds fine, but there are enough small quirks that annoy me enough to wish I bought something else.

I like the sound. This is a personal taste. Natural sound without booming bass. YMMV. Work as advertised for battery life. Always connect to pixel 4a without issue. Can wear comfortably for hours.

These are comfortable in my ears and the sound quality is good but they are horribly designed. The cord is too short and the weight balance is off so they slip to one side or the other and make it uncomfortable. You can't hang them around your neck when not in use because they fall off to one side. Also, after about 2 months they started randomly turning off if I turned my head the wrong way. After 3 months, they turn off constantly and sometimes won't turn back on for a while. Would not recommend.

I’ll keep this to the point for TLDR buyers.PROS:- Battery life is FANTASTIC. 10+ hours of listening.- Connectivity is great. Bluetooth doesn’t have to search and pairs very quickly. Never disconnects.- Range is pretty good too. I can get quite a ways away from my device, and it still plays.- Sound quality is above average, but not amazing. More expensive earbuds are way better, but I am fine with the lows and the highs.CONS (**UPDATED)- **I rarely use headphones for phone calls. I tried this on a Zoom, and the mic is horrible. Changing my rating.- Not the best fit. Even with the largest ear tips, they don’t stay in snuggly. Hard to put in and take out as well. Just doesn’t seem to mold to your ear.- The battery (though great) is located in the center of the wire intended to rest on your neck. But it feels heavy, flops around and is a very imbalanced design.- No shirt clip included, but there isn’t a practical spot for a clip anyways if you have an extra.- The control buttons and their indentions are not pronounced enough, and I find it difficult to execute basic functions blindly.- The power button must be held for five seconds to turn on or off. I don’t know why but I find this obnoxious. Especially when you can’t feel which button is the power button without looking.- It does not inform you of the battery life when you turn on.- I suppose it’s for water/sweat proofing, but the battery flap is really freaking hard to open.- TONS of vibration noise when items rub against any part of it. Obviously, some noise is to be expected, but even simply walking with a jacket on rubbing the wires can overpower your listening.

I wear these to work every week day for 8 hours. They survive cement dust and copper dust and steel dustsAnd.... whats probably nice to know.... is they fit rather nicely in my hat. Drape them over my head and behind my ears.... pop the hat on.... then put them in my ears wrapping them under. Keeps them from getting caught on anything... and so they survive for a long while.I wouldn't wear them behind the neck.... I would rather hang the buds from my ears in front of me when im not wearing a hat.... and yes... you can wrap them around the ears for extra support... for running... or general exercise.... allowing the rest of the cord to dangle below the chin.

Amazing quality and battery life. Strong connection that I haven't had much trouble with. Because there are two bulky parts, the balance is mostly rear-weighted which makes the buds sometimes fall our. Other than that, great product!!