UrbanearsPampas Over-Ear Bluetooth Headphohones, Charcoal Black, Small

I got these headphone for a long flight! I don’t like the buds because they bother my ears after a while. These are the best because they’re extremely comfortably and the sound is perfect! I was able to wear them the entire 8 hour flight without any issues. I use them to work out now and they stay on my head the entire time! Whether I’m doing HIIT or taking a walk. Great price too compared to other companies and they are super sleek and go with all of my outfits!

Sound great. Excessively delicate. The ear pieces are held with brittle thin plastic to the headband. They snap, no fixing them now they are useless. Never abuses they just snapped as i put them on after four months.

This is my second pair of UrbanEars headphones and also 2nd pair of BROKEN UrbanEars headphones. I loved both of these headphones because they are very aesthetically pleasing but I won't be buying another pair from this brand because they do not last long.Pros:- Great colourway options- Aesthetic- long battery life- comfortable- USB-C fast charging- far Bluetooth rangeCons:- Cheap plastic build: both broke on me after careful handling within 2 months (pampas) and 1 year (ADV wireless)- sound quality is meh (similar to other cheap headphones)- too expensive for what you get

Love them. Cover ears fully so don't hurt after long wear. Good noise cancelation (which comes from the cushioned ear covering-pads as far as I can tell, rather than the more high-tech noise cancelation solutions such as a white-noise). Also love the way they look. Overall, very happy with the purchase. Would definitely reccommend to anyone looking for a stylish AND comfortable noise-canceling headset in this price range.

I love the discreet design ethos: these are headphones and nothing else. Calls are crystal clear. They’re beautiful in sound as well as sight.

love these however they are kind of clunky and sound quality is not amazing for the price

UPDATE: One pair that's little over a year & a half old broke just under the hinge, other side has noticeable cracks in the same area. This pair had daily use around the house with only a few significant drops. My work pair is holding up better as I don't remove those as often. I wouldn't recommend these for the durability alone, could imagine these breaking much faster if used for outdoor/travel.I use a pair of these at work and recently picked up a second pair for home use since I've enjoyed them so much. This is my first experience with bluetooth headphones/earbuds so I can't really compare them to other brands but the price & quality seem to be worth it.They last 3 full 8 hour work days so I'm only charging them overnight once a week which is really nice. The sound quality is perfect for me since I only really listen to VGM, it's able to cancel out some noise since I work in a fairly noisy environment but that isn't 100% a bad thing since my coworkers are still able to get my attention if needed. I like that the audio jack allows you to make them wired without needing to turn them on, and the overall build quality looks & feels great.The only issues I've had is that I get some soreness at the top of my head if I don't adjust the position of them every now and then, which is weird cause they aren't too heavy in my opinion. The button seems like it could break from overuse if you're rough on it or just like to skip through songs often, so I try avoiding having to use it if I can.

***Editing my original review to say that these headphones died on me today. The control switch is simply dead even though I can tell that headphones themselves are at full charge (the indicator light still works). Yes, consumer electronics tend to have a short life span, but I only used these headphones occasionally and they still only lasted 1.5 years for me. Even for the price, that's simply not good enough. Would not recommend at all now.****The overall build and sound of these headphones is about what you would expect for the price. However, a critical part is subpar--the control button. It's located on the bottom of an earcup and can be manipulated in several directions. It feels weak like it could break soon--and it's also hard to figure out exactly which way you need to push the button in order to get the results you want. I've completely drained the battery a few times because I accidentally thought I turned it off but actually left it on. Pass.