Review on Avantree Audition Pro 40-Hour Bluetooth Over-Ear Headset with Mic for Home Office, Conference Calls | APTX LL Wireless Headphones for TV, PC | Foldable HiFi Stereo by Craig Kimball

Electrical engineer and filter designer. First, I like Bose. Our ears are tuned differently, so if that's not your area I can only help with setup and comfort. Build first. Headphones are made of molded plastic with a semi-rubber coating. The only visible metal is the wire to adjust them. The headband is made of extremely durable plastic (assumed based on weight). I don't think the plastic will accidentally break like other competitors do, although I doubt they can handle being stepped on. For the price range it's worth it. Now take comfort, it's a bittersweet feeling. They are light and maneuverable so they don't tire my ears and head. The padding feels cheap so it may shrink over time, but for now it's soft and warm. Material - soft faux leather with a smooth line. However, the suture looks like it doesn't have tight threads or lots of threads and can wear out over time when out in the elements. Again, the deal is worth it for the price. You have to make a compromise when it comes to sound and Bluetooth capability. Currently! the best part. sound and connection. I have standard Bose headphones, a Bose Bluetooth speaker, Sonos Play:1 and have heard many names we all know in the past. It's different, but it seems like the perfect control we all know. These headphones are what I want when spending around $100. Rich basses remain warm and do not drown out other octaves (treble, middle, bass and subwoofer). Scary voices, high frequencies are clear. Of course, there's a hit that just $300 can give you. Bluetooth didn't leave the room either, but otherwise a clear connection. The reason I don't give them 5 stars is because 5 stars means they just go with Bose and I don't believe it. If you want classic style, comfort and good care. The investment is worth it. Buy an extended plan for 4 years, who knows what can happen in a year.