Review on 🎧 Enhance Your Work Experience with 3M WorkTunes Protector Bluetooth Technology by Reginald Pitt

That's a pretty comprehensive overview. I have a Bluetooth version with a built-in rechargeable battery. Unlike most people who use them in noisy industrial environments, I got them to work in my open plan office. As a writer with ADHD, noise and chatter absolutely kills my productivity, so I wanted something that would completely shut out all noise without requiring a volume level that could damage my hearing. I am more than happy with them. ISOLATION To clarify, I work for one of the world's leading retailers in the music industry. That means I can get the best headphones money can buy at cost. I have a variety of headphones, including professional in-ear headphones used by musicians and similar headphones designed for recording drummers. Many of them advertise up to -29dB of attenuation, and none of them beat my worktunes. COMFORT The isolation of the Worktunes is second to none, but more importantly, they are extremely comfortable. I have a large head and these headphones initially pressed the glasses too hard against my temples, causing a slight headache. However, by slightly bending the headband, we significantly reduced the pressure without sacrificing acoustic isolation. The ear pads (the part that goes around the ear) are nice and soft. Once I got used to it, I was able to wear it for over eight hours with minimal fatigue. BATTERY LIFE can't speak very well about what's actually good. You see, I haven't beat the pastry above average yet, and even that took about a day to reproduce. In fact, I use Bluetooth headphones so much (thanks, Apple) that I used to suffer if I forgot to charge them every day, but even after not charging my Worktunes two days in a row, they held up. It is impressive. CONNECTIVITY The Bluetooth connectivity of these worktunes has its pros and cons. On the plus side they connect instantly (much faster than any other BT headphones I own. If you go out of range they tend to reconnect after a few seconds if you switch to another Bluetooth device like a speaker, the worktunes take over in a few minutes so you'll want to make sure you unplug them. Finally, the range is a bit shorter than other BT headphones I've had, but that's not a big deal. CONCLUSIONS I've had have since used my worktunes in a variety of settings including my wood and metal shop and am consistently impressed with their performance. Do they sound as good as other headphones? I guess that's subjective I don't like hyped bass so I totally agree to, although it's not exactly a monitor reference.remote control back and forth, but that's a minor fly in the ointment back in one practice overwhelming sea of positivity. I wouldn't recommend these worktunes to just a few friends and co-workers.