Review on PowerLocus Wireless Bluetooth Headphones: Super Bass Hi-Fi Stereo, Soft Earmuffs, Foldable & Wired With Mic For Cell Phones/Classes/Home Office/PC/TV by Doug Bunkers

I got these as a replacement for my Power Locus 2 headphones. Though these don't have radio, they feel sturdier and I would choose to get these if I had to pick between the two. (At first I was upset that the P6's didn't have a radio function, but then I realized that I never used it on my P2's! Lol.) Anyway, as a general user, I'm very happy :) Pros and cons below.Pros:- Like the title says, they look cute and are comfortable. Especially in comparison to my P2 model, the P6 has thicker cushions and it's honestly nicer to wear them.- Battery life seems sufficient. I haven't timed it, but they have lasted multiple uses between charges.- Can reach low volumes. This is a personal preference, but I have sensitive ears. I've had a few bluetooth headphones and not all of them can go as low as I'd like. I had a pair that would go "BLUETOOTH ON!" and it was so loud and jarring! Awful. I hated it. So, for anyone else with sensitive hearing, these are free of that problem.- Customer service is *fantastic*! Like I said above, I'd previously had the P2 model. They had started to make a rattling noise, which was minor but annoying and affected my desire to use them. (The P6's feel sturdier and I'm hopeful that I do not have that problem with them.) Customer service stood behind their 12-month warranty and offered to replace the P2's or let me try the new P6. I should probably add that this review is for replacement headphones that were sent to me, but this is still my honest opinion.Cons:- Did not come with a hard case. The P2's came with a hard case as a carrier. This one only had a soft velvet bag. :( Definitely not as protective when traveling.- Noise cancellation is minimal. I think it has better noise-cancelling than the P2's (thicker cushions) but I would never say these block out other sound.I've tried a few bluetooth headphones off of ebay over the years, and these are so far my favorites. I would recommend if you're looking for a general, comfortable, over-ear pair of headphones!