Review on 🎧 Enhance Your Work Experience with 3M WorkTunes Protector Bluetooth Technology by Stephen Johnson

I had my doubts at first but after having them for about a week I'm going to buy a second set to take home. I use them daily at work. I work in a very noisy environment. We build tons of different parts for airplanes, so cutter wheels, rivet guns, air compressors and other noisy tools are constantly working or being used around me. Of course when I use them I'm not working with any instruments, I'm sitting at my desk in the middle of the factory, but also when I'm walking around the factory when I have them on and some music about 1/4 on. at 1/2 volume i run away and hear nothing but music. I literally take them off because someone is talking to me and I can't hear them. As I pull them off, the sound of a saw or rivet gun in close proximity overcomes me, I had no idea they were being used. I also used them recently when we had a group of people at a party and I needed to do my homework. Turned on some jazz about 1/4 up and was able to look around the room, see the movement of lips but not hear the outside sound. The only negative thing about them is the volume and sound quality. Don't get me wrong, they have VERY clear highs, mids and lows, but the very deep bass is a bit missing depending on what I'm listening to. They just don't have the bass that my Skullcandy had and it's difficult for them to sample some very, very low bass tones. I also know that the volume is digitally limited for security reasons, but sometimes I want to override it and increase the volume a bit. However, I give them 5 stars because 3M did a good job. As an engineer I appreciate the fit, form and function, I just wish they had more bells and whistles. Update 01/11/2018: After about 3 months of use, I still rate it 5 stars. They seem to hold a charge very well. A group of people I work with bought the kit after using mine and finding that it almost completely eliminates all external noise in our shop. I would also like to add that I shot them at an indoor range. I could still hear music while waiting for my turn to shoot, but they couldn't completely drown out that extra noise, but that's understandable. However, I've been impressed by the fact that I've been able to listen to music and enjoy it so far.