Motorola Pulse Escape Plus Wireless Over-Ear Headphones - Black Camo, 2.1 inches Review

Good value for money. I wet them but then it sounded like flushing so I shook the headphones and then they stopped so not sure I want to wet them again. And finally, they are loud, but I've had louder ones. Don't get me wrong they are still noisy otherwise I would have sent them back.

I liked the sound quality and easy connection for this price range. I am crossing my fingers that this pair will last as they replace the last pair that broke while taking off. However, I have no complaints as the Revain was quickly replaced and I had no other issues. Oh, the battery life is impressive.

Overall I like their fit and sound. The downside is that there is only 1 button for both sound and next song. You have to hold down the Next button for about 3 seconds for it to activate - a bit tedious if you want to change songs very quickly, otherwise it just cranks up the volume. I like them, but they're definitely annoying.

I only had it a few days so I have to update with time. I bought them to work in the garden. The build quality seems to be good. I wouldn't say they seem to be the most durable material in the world, but headphones really aren't something to mess around with. The sound quality is really good, but the volume isn't the best. They're not very loud, but there's no distortion even at maximum volume. I would say that for a pair of $35 headphones you get what you pay for. I will update this over time.

Bought these to mow the grass - they look great, fit well, work great and are cheap enough not to worry if I hit them and make her dirty. The noise isolation isn't perfect, but I realize I'm not using it the way Motorola designed it. I have been mowing professionally for 15 years and have tried different styles. Most "industrial" noise-cancelling headphones are expensive and strain my head too much where the hat, sunglasses, and headphones meet, but for me it's a good balance. For $45 I'm…

Scrap again. If you like headphones that beep every two to three seconds, then these headphones are for you! I tried several devices before finally throwing them away. They connect well with Bluetooth, the sound quality is okay, but I spent more time than it was worth stopping the beep. If you need a pair, mine are at the dump. I miss the days when you could just buy something and use it instead of figuring out how to make the most of junk. They might be ok with a cord but I don't need a cord…

I bought these to mow the lawn - they look great, fit well, work great and are cheap enough that I don't have to worry about buying them meet and get them dirty. The noise isolation isn't perfect, but I realize I'm not using it the way Motorola designed it. I have been mowing professionally for 15 years and have tried different styles. Most "industrial" noise-cancelling headphones are expensive and strain my head too much where the hat, sunglasses, and headphones meet, but for me it's a good…

Excellent headphones for such a price. You need to be careful with them as they are plastic and will break if not cared for. But the sound quality is good and the noise canceling feature works well. It turns off the motors when I'm on a plane, and that's what I wanted it for. Their over-ear headphones are good too and don't hurt my ears. They are also comfortable to wear glasses. My only problem is that I can't connect Bluetooth to my Mac devices. They won't connect to my MacBook Air or iPad…

My son wanted headphones for Christmas. I've looked through dozens of brands but I chose this one because I always thought Motorola made quality products. boy was i wrong! These headphones look great but are cheaply made and will break within the first month of use. The broken part was plastic and I noticed that on other headphones (even lesser known brands) the same part is usually made of metal. Obviously my 12 year old son was disappointed. I returned them and bought a pair from MPOW and the