Review on Symphonized NRG 2.0 Bluetooth Wireless Wood In-Ear Noise-Isolating Headphones, Earbuds, Earphones with Mic, Volume Control - Orange/Red by John Baker

Too bad I either have a broken pair or the signal just isn't strong enough for my needs. They sound amazing (as do the wired Symphonized headphones which also sound amazing), they look amazing and I really like them. My problem is that I can't use them the way I want. I ride my bike, I put my phone in my back pocket. These were impossible. The signal is interrupted too much. When I put the phone in the front pocket of my jacket everything was fine. When I've been inside they work fine too. Disabling Wi-Fi on my phone always helps too, but the other bluetooth headphones I've had didn't have this issue so I had to return them. Although I regret it a little now. I bought Mpow Flame bluetooth headphones instead. The signal on them is excellent, the audio is not. They have bad mids and highs. Really the only weakness of the Symphonized is that I think they could use a little more high end, but other than that they sound fantastic and ten times better than any headphones I've used except for some Sony headphones that were either discontinued or $100 cost. much more comfortable and prettier than these Mpows I have. But not as practical as with Sony. Seriously, Sony makes the most comfortable and best-fitting headphones I've tried, but the Symphonized are also very comfortable.