🎧 Premium Wireless Earphones - Bang & Olufsen Earset in Graphite Brown Review

Just received today and omg these headphones are amazing! Incredible sound with every intricate detail. They are not heavy at all and I think the cord is meant to be worn in the front. Due to complaints I almost didn't buy it. I'm so glad I took the risk. The sound is the best I've heard with headphones, wired or wireless! They appear to be very well made with quality materials. Yes, and the Bluetooth connects quickly (Read the instructions, which are kinda oddly printed is fine) If anything…

I LOVE loving these headphones as I've been very loyal to their similar in-ear headphones (A3? Ei3? Something like that.) for almost 20 years ! They had amazing sound quality and fitted your ear perfectly. I had probably 12 pairs. I abused them sometimes when running in the rain, so I had to replace them regularly. but they sounded so damn good I couldn't use any other brand! It appears to be a replacement model and I am sorry to report that they are bad. Very uncomfortable. Don't go too deep…

Excellent workmanship and materials. Brown anodized aluminum products are works of art or decoration, beautiful. These headphones are comfortable to wear. I have smaller ear canals and some in-ear headphones get uncomfortable after a while. They are on top and are attached with folding hooks. Perfect solution. I had a pair of original headphones from the 90's, but I haven't used them for a long time. I'm glad B&O updated the design with Bluetooth! Got it today so can't comment on battery life…

The best thing about the design: it is extraordinary, the mechanics are very high quality. But that's the best of what's already been said. Definitely don't try to use it as a phone headset: the microphone is absolutely useless. I even sent it back, B&O checked it again and found nothing. So the lousy microphone is not defective, it should be so that the interlocutor can hardly hear you. Earset 3i (wired), even Earset 2 (10 years old!, old bluetooth) is much better for communication. The H9i is

my love. The sound in the headphones is excellent, much better than other headphones in fact. As stated in the product description and confirmed by other reviewers, they do not fit your ear canal. They sit in the ear and the headband wraps around the ear for a secure fit. They stay ok for me, even when running. No noise cancellation, neither active nor passive. Well, turn up the volume and that will cancel out some of the outside noise. I'm content with that, I don't want to isolate myself from

I liked the original design so I ordered this wireless upgrade even without a trial. Two relatively bad things after a few days of use: (1) The control buttons are too "intangible", it takes me quite a bit of effort to find the buttons and determine which is which before I can press the correct button ( and even with this effort, I don't hit the right button every time); and (2) yes, I know there is a cable between the headphones. I have a lot of these Bluetooth headphones. However, this cable…

I spent about a week with them. I went with them because I don't like headphones stuck in my ear canal. They sit right at the opening. The sound quality is very good and people say the microphone is clear when making phone calls. I didn't really check the battery life as I connected it to a charger between uses and only used it for about 3 hours at a time. The earhook attachment is good and hold your headphones on. If you pull them out, you can hook the hooks together around your neck. In terms

Lots of complaints about it. I think people expect them to sound like $5k-10k B&O home speakers. For what they are I think they sound great. There's no noise-cancellation, so look elsewhere if needed. I like that they are open rather than fully in the ear. I wear them for street sports and I want to be able to hear the cars around me. You can keep talking to them and still hear the music. In terms of comfort, they fit. All the little top and bottom and twisted adjustment points make it a…

My first encounter with B&O headphones was the wired Earset in the 90's. The sound, comfort, and design were so amazing that two decades later it's still my favorite device (yes, they've lasted that long!). I have a couple of in-ear headphones that sound good, but I'm not always a fan of the in-ear feel and noise-cancelling effect. When I was looking for an alternative, I came across the new Wireless Earset. Since Revain was priced about 60% below MSRP I was excited and ready to try them. You…