SMARTOMI Bluetooth Headphones Halo Wireless Earphones Noise Cancelling Stereo Earbuds, Secure Fit and Sweat-Proof for Sport, Premium Bass Sound, Compatible with iPhone iPad Android Smartphones

They arrived today. It said to charge them before using and I did that. Didn't take long.Took me some time to pair up. Automatic pairing did not work as noted in the instructions. After turning them on and off a few times it finally worked. Sound is OK, not impressed. The major dislike is that these are pretty bulky and heavy.They are not comfortable at all, pretty painful after in ears for some time. The medium size rubber ear piece that it comes with is way too big. The other two options are smaller and huge. I went with the slightly smaller size. Those were tricky to put on. These do not fit comfortably in my ears. I have a hard time positioning them in my ear to get them just right. They are huge and stick out. Huge! I am not happy at all and will be returning them ASAP. The cord is super twisted so when I am wearing them it keeps hitting my face on the left side. Used the little cord attacher that it came with and that helped some. Maybe after time the cord will straighten out. Not sure why this one has great reviews. Maybe I have small ears, who knows, but they are just too uncomfortable.

Really do not understand the overwhelmingly positive reviews on these piece of crap headphones. I'll start by saying the sound clarity is okaaay, there's barely any bass which is a huge con for me. Why do you get wireless headphones in the first place? The answer is for conveniency, not having to deal with an annoying wire if you're an active person moving around a lot, exercise, labor jobs, etc. Well these things are not convenient at all, they're wireless but a hassle to even stuff into your ear holes, big and clunky, they fall out, they're uncomfortable, and what the heck are those curved black things coming out of the top of the headphones, is that supposed to fit into certain peoples ears better? Because for me it just makes them harder to put into my ears. I suppose you're getting what you pay for with these. Another minor con is you have to charge them.Pass these up and just buy some decently priced WIRE headphones, until cheapy unconventional wireless headphones become revamped and better.

I would highly reccomend the SmartOmniHalo to anyone who is willing to spend 40$ for earphones. I'll leave out the obvious things like the bluetooth capabilities and talk about the things you NEED to know.Battery Life: Good not great. A few hours of listening which is what you would expect from bluetooth earphones.Connectivity: Suprisingly fast connection. Intantateous connection to my iphone as soon as I turn it on. I've experienced no problems with disconnection during my regular usage. No delay while watching videos.Comfort: My personal preferance was to immediately remove the inner ear fins, but it is certainly nice to include that capability for those who want them. I ran multiple times while using these earphones and I saw no problems with them being lose.Sound Quality: If i were to guage them, they are obviously worse than beats earphones, but considerably better than standard iPhone earphones. Bass is rather deep and rich, where treble is crisp and clear.Pros:great comfortSleekGood qualityGreat functionalityStays in placeCons:Odd pressure in ears at timesHard to situate in ears at firstCould have a longer battery lifeThe bottom line: If you are willing to shell out 40 dollars, you are absolutely getting what you pay for. These are not top of the line earphones, but they CERTAINLY are better quality than 40 dollars. If you are expecting luxury earphones, they are not that. However, if you are looking for great quality, durable, and functional bluetooth earphones, I would suggest these many times over. 5 stars considering the quality and the price.

The good: I really liked these headphones in comparison to others I have used in the last year. The battery charge was phenomenal! I rarely had to charge them during the day unless I forgot to plug them in the night before. I have been listening to a lot of audio books over the last 6 months and the sound quality was great for books and music. I also thought the in call quality was excellent in comparison to others I have purchased and discarded. These do a good job of filtering out background noise during calls so the person on the other end wasn't having to hear every little sound around me other than my voice. The different sized ear pieces made it easy to fit these to my not quite "One size fits all" sized ears. Only during the most rigorous activities did they even start to fall out once I had the correct pieces attached. Now for the bad: I have continued to use past tense in this review for the simple reason that they have failed. In one jaring motion my 4 yr old accidentally caught the left side of the tether with his wrist which happend to separate the magnet portion from the speaker side of the left side and detached the wires from the speaker. I could probably reattach them, but i will need to find my tools for it after a move. I am not sure if it was a weak connection or not enough glue in the manufacturing process, but it did not seem like the action that broke them was really that strong. Hopefully others have not had this issue. In summary: I would buy another pair of the smartomi halo headphones, but they are no longer available it seems. Perhaps a new model is coming out soon. Either way, I really liked these headphones while they lasted and am looking for something to replace them now. (I have tried the smartomi Q5 completely wireless headphones. Although the sound was good, the battery life was way too short, and phone calls only coming through the left ear is very annoying.)