Cleer Enduro 100 Bluetooth Headphones, 40mm Ironless Driver, Deep Bass Over The Ear Headphones, 100Hr Play, Dual-Mic, Clear Calls, Comfort Fit, Bluetooth 5.0, Hi-Res Foldable Wireless Headphone, Navy

My husband and I both used Bose over ear head phones for years. Spent a fortune on them!! Found these and we both love them so much more. Their more comfortable, have a long power life & recharge quickly!!

I had to get a pair of Bluetooth headphones for my Samsung phone. I could not be happier. I wear these in a place that has loud music over the building. These are not ultra high end but for my 1 hundred dollars an excellent value. Easy to charge comfortable as hell and just fantastic. You will be happy. I do not like ear buds. They fall out and sort of suck. I may buy a few more just to keep as a back up. If you find something you like, buy multiple. It may not be there again.

it last me about six months then they break other wise sound is good in it was comfortable

I've had several over-the-ear headphones as this type is. They are the easiest to remove when some in the room is communicating with you. When someone speaks to you at a moment's notice all I do is slip it off one ear and can easily communicate vs. remove something directly in the ear. The battery life can't be beat. I enjoy listening to audiobooks can easily listen to an 18-hour book without giving any thought to the battery dying. It usually ends up being more the 18 hours as I occasionally replay part of the disk if I was interrupted during an important part of the story. I have never had the battery run out of charge if I listen for at least 50+ hours. The range of connection is the best I have ever had, I can easily be 30/35 feet from the player without losing connection, whereas I would lose connection at 15/20 feet with another brand. The sound quality is crystal clear, without any crackling or cutting out. It sounds like a friend is reading to you, the voice is that clear. They are by far the best audio phones I have had. I have never had the brand that can cost hundreds of dollars, but the quality of this pair is a great bargain for the quality.

After wanting to find a pair of headphones to keep in the office, I thought I had finally found what I was looking for.Bluetooth 5.0, USB-C charging, long battery life, and a pedigree of ex-Sony and other audio company employees reeled me in. Their ironless driver tech sounded interesting.Unfortunately, it just doesn't meet the quality standard I'm looking for. They are perfectly serviceable, but they have issues that make them just not for me.Pros:1. Nice material. They feel well made and look nice. Padding felt decent.2. I never tested battery life, but I'd take their word it's long.3. Sound accuracy felt acceptable. Nothing tinny in the treble and bass was not boomy.Cons:1. Fit was okay, but not great. Earcups didn't feel very deep and was noticably shallow with my ears touching the inner material easily.Also the top of the headband did not feel thick enough and with less than an hour I easily felt it would not be something I think I could tolerate for long sessions.2. Sound stage. While it felt reasonably accurate, it was pretty closed off. Treble and bass were okay, but it felt very narrow in my head.This is very common with closed back headphones, but this pair felt isolating in the same way any budget set would and I was hoping for better given the pedigree mentioned earlier.All in all, this didn't turn out to be the unicorn I was hoping for. I'll couch this with the fact that my home pair is an Audeze Mobius. While these are half the price, I'm not sure I can say these are any better than half the quality either.Perfectly decent headphones, but I can't be certain that for $180 you're getting any better than the $100 or sub $100 pairs out there.

These headphones were recommended by a friend and I must say I was a little nervous after I ordered them as I subsequently saw an amazon 3 star review after the fact. Not sure what the other reviewer was comparing them to but I quickly realized that these are every bit as good as the Bose QC 35’s I was replacing at virtually half the price. These headphone are better than I expected in almost every way. First and most importantly, the sound quality/diversity is as good if not better than Bose in my opinion. While I’m not a sound engineer, I’ve used audio headphones all my life and I know when the sound is exceptional. Clarity on Bluetooth phone calls was very good as well. The second and fairly obvious advantage of the Enduro 100s was the ridiculous battery life. 100 hours? That’s 5X the battery life of my Bose QC 35s. Not sure how that’s possible but it’s true. There was no noticeable difference in weight and fit between the two. I typically walk for a few hours each morning and found both are extremely comfortable for the duration. Controls were virtually the same, although on opposite ear cups. The only difference between the two is the absence of an Alexa button on the Enduro’s, if that’s important to you.I’ll be honest, I’ve loved my Bose QC 35’s but let’s face it – the days of paying $300+ for wireless headphones are over with quality technology like this out there. I’d buy them again in a minute.

Great thing about buying headphones that coat hundreds from a few years ago is the sound is crisp and clear, while the cost is lower so they can sell their newer ones at a similar price to the original price of this product. I played it for hrs yesterday when I got it. Feel sleep with them on, just checked still says 100% battery. If it dose not hold up to the 100(ish) hrs & it's just a ploy to make you think it has great battery life then I will come back and edit. Otherwise why buy brand new headphones at ridiculous prices when you can have almost the same quality as headphones made this year for so much less. (Willing to give it some wiggle room on the batter since it was sitting in the box fully charged for 4 years. Although even if it only has 80hrs of playtime then that is still several times better than most anything else at this current price point.If the price goes back up to $200 then my rating should be 3 stars simply because I would recommend newly made headphones for that price.