There was absolutely no incentive involved with this review, it's coming purely from the genuine joy in my heart and undying love I have for these dang headphones. (I just ordered a 3rd pair if that tells you anything.) My first pair I used virtually non-stop daily for a year or so. Zero issues. I just bought myself an extra pair in a different color for home vs. travel and a pair for my dad.This will be a long breakdown, but detailed and useful in your decision making, so please bear with me if you want the DL on these puppies...PROS:1) The sound quality for listening is INCREDIBLE! I'm honestly blown away by the supurb sound for the low price tag. It's rich, immersive and clear, and it offers fantastic deep, clear bass, but without overpowering the other ranges.The sound quality of this pair easily beats out ALL of my others, hands down! This includes my double-the-price pair of $50 "Beats Flex" and my much more high-end $125 pair of "LG TONE Flex HBS-XL7."The two other brands I mentioned above are both ok/good units. The LG has very good sound quality both incoming and outgoing, and they are much better for listening purposes than the Beats (the Beats are a bit heavy on treble and "tinny"), but the battery is much better on the Beats compared to the expensive LG pair, almost double the length in fact.The sound quality is also clearer on the caller's end with both of the above units, but the sound quality for you, the listener, is not nearly as good as this much more affordable "Lecefty" pair (currently $26 before a 15% off coupon promotion).If you mostly plan to use this Lecefty headset for listening and not phone calls, go with these! Don't hesitate! The sound is just as good as the premium LG, way better than the Beats, and the battery outshines both of those by miles!I should also mention that the listening sound is equally fantastic with the Lecefty for all activities (music, video or audio). When I'm listening to music it's rich with that bass and treble balance that gets you moving to the beat.When I'm watching a movie, I feel like I'm sitting in the theater with the rumbles, etc. you get during action scenes, plus the delicacy and detail needed for more quiet, suspenseful or conversational moments.When listening to YouTube channels (my primary form of entertainment and what I use these for 95% of the time), it's also... you guessed it... excellent. Just friggin' EXCELLENT.It seems like all of the sound elements are just balanced so perfectly that they each shine on their own, but without overpowering each other in any way. Emercive sound would be the best description that comes to mind.2) THE BATTERY!!!! Oh my gosh people, the battery! When they claim 200 hours they aren't kidding. I have no idea how they even made a pair of earbuds, especially this lightweight, that can last as long as these do.I haven't technically charted exactly how long they last, but I can tell you with certainty that even with nearly constant daily use for 12 hours or more, it's days, and days, and daaaaaays!I'm betting you could easily take these on a week-long trip and as long as you turn them off when not in use they will make it through without any charge needed. I'm equally blown away by the battery life as I am by the quality of the sound.3) It pairs with multiple devices at once and stays connected to both (at least 2 in my experience). You can seamlessly switch back and forth within a second. None of my other headsets have ever had this awesome feature, not even the $125 LG set.I've also never had any issues pairing this headset with new devices and I've never encountered it acting moody when it comes to finding/connecting to devices it already knows. As soon as I turn it on, it will seamlessly auto-connect to both of the two devices I have it paired with and it stays that way unless I manually disconnect one of them.4) The Bluetooth range on this Lecefty far surpasses both of my aforementioned name-brand units. I only lose range in the very, very far ends of the house. I can go to the basement to do laundry with it connected to my laptop upstairs or go outside to get some sun and the signal is just fine, even through a couple of rooms and a thick plaster wall with brick exterior. I can wander the entire house and get things done without issue. It's a noticable improvement in range verses other headset brands.5) They look cool and offer a variety of gradient colors to choose from, so you can have more than one pair and easily assign them to specific users/uses/devices that are identifiable at a glance.6) They're very lightweight (you forget you're wearing them).7) So comfortable and light I fall asleep wearing them all the time, even with the earbuds in. Secondary bonus, the earbuds serve nicely as effective earplugs, even with no sound. Nice 2-in-1 feature for travelers on flights and staying in hotels where there are always unfamiliar noises.8) The earbud cover size straight out of the box is a good fit for me, but like most products, there are two other size options to go up or down if you need a different fit.9) They seem to charge quickly and the charging light is easily visible. Red when charging, off when full. They use a USB C which is the tech industry standard these days, so most of you will already have several of these charger cables on hand (and therefore you'll probably only need one charger for all your devices when traveling too).10) They are flexible, as the name implies, so you can squeeze/fold/curl them into tight spaces and they can get jumbled around a decent bit in a purse or luggage without damage.11) The earbuds are magnetic for when around your neck and not in use. Note: The magnets do not pause what you are playing/watching (this is one feature where the Beats Flex have an advantage).CONS:1) Quality of sound on the caller's end is not as high caliber. However, I've been told they can still hear me just fine, it's just not quite as crisp as those two other brands I own. I asked 2 people for their opinions on the phone while using all 3 headset brands I own. One of those individuals is older and terribly hard-of-hearing and he could still make out everything I was saying on this less expensive Lecefty unit, so I don't think it's a deal breaker provided you aren't using these *solely* for work calls all day long. It'll suffice for the occasional caller probably just fine.2) The earbuds are not retractable. I wouldn't expect them to be for this price point though. Not a big deal for me personally.3) It won't work with Android or iPhone virtual assistants like my expensive LG TONE Flex do, but again, I wouldn't mark this as a negative against them because I wouldn't expect that for this price range anyway. Just something to note though if your expectations are over the moon.As you can tell, I really cannot recommend this headset highly enough! I own 3 pairs now and whenever someone needs a new headset, this is definitely what I'll recommend or gift to them. ?
