JLabStudio Pro Wireless Over-Ear Headphones, Black, 50+ Hour Bluetooth 5 Playtime, EQ3 Sound, Ultra-Plush Faux Leather & Cloud Foam Cushions, Track and Volume Controls

I find these very comfortable. More comfortable than the headphones I spent way more money on. The earpieces fit completely over my ears so my ears do not get irritated when I wear them. I haven't tried it yet, but I bet I could wear these on a long plane flight and be comfortable the entire time.I am not an audiophile so my review of the sound quality is a bit meaningless. But for simple listening to podcasts or music needs, they work great for me. If you need better sound then you had best be looking at those high-end brands.I like the three sound settings and they are easy to switch between while you are listening to music so you can hear which option you prefer. They seem to hold a charge for a long time.They did not come with a travel case so when I do fly, I will have to figure out how to pack them safely without a case. But at this price, I wouldn't expect a case to come with them.Because I have had them only for a month or two now, I really can't report on their long-term durability, but they don't feel cheaply made to me. If you care for them properly, I think they should last quite a while.

I've been an audiophile freak for close to 40yrs. As such, I mock cheap gear, especially the end gear, that being speakers and headphones. I did not buy these for myself, but was really impressed with the bass and overall sound quality. They are comfy on the head with no ear fatigue, and the battery lasts an hours long listening session with plenty to spare. Bluetooth range was adequate in the 1200sq ft, single floor listening space.Side note - I was not super familiar with JLab, and bought these only because I have a set of JL ear buds I use for podcast at work. While I cannot comment on sound quality of those based on podcasts, I have been impressed with the durability. Because podcast, I never spent much money on 'buds, and usually got 3-6mo out of a pair. The JL's have lasted 2yrs thus far. Based on that alone, I looked to JLab for a reasonably priced pair of full 'phones when one of my kids asked for a Bluetooth set. Again, I am pretty impressed.A note on poor reviews. I have seen a few complaining of buttons wearing out an sticking. I will update this review if that happens (I update ALL my reviews). As far as the complaints of them not pairing, failing after first use, and poor sound quality: You have to keep in mind $40 (believe it or not) is NOT a lot of money for headphones. That said, you have to expect some quality control issues. Bad sets will make it in a box. Cheap 'phones, or most anything for that matter, or a gamble. I honestly think these are a good gamble. Buy with confidence. On the off chance you get a bum set, JLab claims a 24-48 response to all issues. I am certain they will make it right. For best response, I would suggest you contact them directly. Google JLab for their website….

Let me start by saying that for the price I do think these are great headphones for audio (as opposed to audio accompanying video; more on this at the end of the review). Studio Pros are durable, their battery life is fantastic, and most importantly they are super comfortable because each phone fits around your entire ear, and exerts no pressure on the ear itself, so they don't hurt after a long listening session (also with no synthetic fabric touching the ear, they're surprisingly a lot less sweaty than smaller headphones in warm weather).There is one substantial problem with this model that I wish J-Labs would fix, however: Probably in an effort to compensate for wireless audio transmission lag, these actually have a kind of reverse or negative lag, where the sound feeds on the headphone BEFORE it occurs in a video file. So, for example, if you're watching a movie you'll hear a character say a line about 1/5 of a second before you see their mouth move. It's a very pronounced effect and annoying/distracting enough that I mostly avoid using these headphones for video. This is my third pair of JL Studio Pros so I know this problem is a function of the model itself, not a malfunction with my particular set, and I also know it's something JL could solve for if they wanted to, because I've also had several pairs of JL AirSports and they do not have this problem.Keep in mind also that while the audio out is very decent for the price, audio in is extremely poor, all but non-existent; it's not a big deal as this technically isn't a headset, but worth noting if you intend to e.g. use them for work and go back and forth between listening to music/podcasts and attending meetings.Despite the few shortcomings, I still highly recommend.

Item was shipped and delivered earlier than expected, box was beat up and looks like someone's toddler repackaged it lol. I was a bit skeptical about the order because of other bad reviews but all on all not bad. The price is affordable for the quality, the functionality of headset is on point, sound quality is great, easy to set up and use, comfortable and doesn't hurt my earlobes, and lastly they are slightly bulky but come on it's a headset. Functional, collapsible and compact for easy storage.

Update:They contacted me to make things right. Highly recommend! They make comfortable, great sounding headphones. It's just hard to find nonANC headphones these days. This is the only passive sound isolation headphones that comfortably wrap around the ears and this brand is renowned for their unique ear-shaped headphones. The ANC headphones really hurt my ears even when turned OFF so it's really hard to find something like this. I definitely recommend them and with such great customer service, you can shop with them confidently. Please, make a passive sound isolation Jlab JBuds Lux too! We need more passive nonANC releases!Original Review:Broke down in 6 months, past return window. I barely used this product and it broke down as I was trying to put it on. The pin on the right headphone popped out and I saw that the area was broken and couldn't be put back in. Sigh.