Bluetooth Headphones Bluetooth Headsets Dylan Wireless Sport Headphone for Running Compatible with iPhone, iPad, Samsung, Other Bluetooth Devices

I definitely would not have spent the full price on these headphones. Being of a smaller build, these don't fit my head well, resting uncomfortably loose, and yet wearing on my ear in places. Aside from the "one size fit's all" design, the product is rather nice. Some sassy voice comes on telling me the product is powering up or down, it connects to my iPod perfectly (without any of my expected hassle when pairing devices), and stays connected within the range of my apartment. I have been using it consistently over the last few days and my iPod dies before these do. They also have really nice sound quality.I wasn't able to connect it to my Samsung S6 phone, but I feel this might be an issue with my phone rather than the product.I would recommend this to anyone with a larger head than myself, but to any with a smaller build, maybe look for something more comfortable.*EDIT* So unfortunately, on day 9, the headphones broke. I thankfully get to return them to Amazon, but I gotta say I almost repurchased them. If it weren't for the fit, these are the sleekest, lightweight over the ear Bluetooth headphones. The replacement I bought fits better but is bulky and a bit heavy.The sound quality was really so great that even after breaking I decided leave the review at 3 stars. If only I had a bigger head or they had a smaller model.

I have to say I wish this item good be a perfect score but there are certain things holding it back. I'll go for the pros first:1. Small, I mean small easy to carry you can have it in your pocket. This is great for runners don't want a small headset.2. Synced to iPhone 6 with no problem3. No issues with dropping in the middle of a song4. Sound quality, this is left to the individual, i think the quality is good, nothing over powering or to low. I am a jogger and I need to hear whats happening around meNow the cons:1. While it fits fine on my head it tends to slide up and down on my ears. Nothing to the point where it will fall of your head or interrupt your work out but it does move. Do to this the sound quality suffers since it is not directly on your ear.2. The ear covers are foam, while it comes with and extra pair they absorb the sweat which I'm not a big fan off. I rather take the rubber/silicon type of covers.If you can ignore the issues I mentioned then feel free to get them, inexpensive and portable I recommend these to anyone that has an active lifestyle. I would have given it 5 stars but while these may seem minor gripes they held the product back because it couldn't give you a great experience while running. I plan to do an update in a month or so to discuss battery duration and how wear and tear have affected it.Update March 18, 2015:I gave this another star, after trying it for a few weeks i was delighted to say they have held up well. I answered a few calls while wearing these and the clarity was great and I didn't have to shout for the other person to listen to. One thing I noticed is the distance between the device and the headphones does not go to far before it drops the signal possibly 20ft. It didn't bother me because I don't walk around to far from my phone.

Had these a few months now -- bought for use at the gym, they are overall great. They are loud enough, but at the same time they don't cut off the outside world so you can still hear stuff going on around you. I found that I like wearing them while working too as I can still hear others around me and they're pretty comfortable.The sound quality is fine, deep bass simply isn't there though, want something bassy? You really need something in-ear or around the ear rather than on-ear. I have Logitech UE9000 for movies for example, which Ive tried wearing at the gym but I get too hot.Battery life is great also. I tend to use them for 4 hours a day and charge them a couple of times a week over night. I don't know how long they last from a full charge as I haven't had them die on me. I couldn't do this with my previous bluetooth sports headphones (which were Jabra Sports crap that just died after 10 months--they also lasted only 2-3 hours on a single charge).They work fine upto around a distance of 15ft from whatever device I am transmitting from.A few quirks:The controls are over the right ear, the buttons are super loud and clicky, but I don't really find that to be an issue.There's a slight lag so if you're watching TV/Movies you'll sometimes notice the sound to be slightly out of sync with the video.Turning them off seems to take ages (have to hold the centre button for a few seconds--feels too long), it then beeps after a couple (which is the sound to activate voice control on the phone), you have to keep holding the power button for another 1 - 2 seconds until it says 'powering off' or whatever.When I originally got them they had a chinese voice, at some point this seemingly randomly changed back to English.Apart from these quirks, Ive been pretty happy with them. They're cheap, the sound is fine. As I said, if you want bass, get something in-ear or over-ear with a tight seal around (or in) your ears. In either case Ive found those options are uncomfortable for gym use (with around the ear or larger over ear headphones you can get too hot, with sealed in-ear headphones I can hear/feel every foot step I make at the gym).The price at Amazon says they're reduced from $99.99, I got them for $30. For $30 they're great, for $100 I think I'd be way more critical of them.