Wireless Stereo Headset Impressions
346929
Since their announcement, I have held off on buying a pair of headphones until these ones released. I need to say, for the most part, it was very well worth the wait. I bought them from Gamestop for only $100, and these were definitely worth the price and then some.
PROS:
-Bass and tremble are perfectly balanced out. Sound quality is impressive for the price.
-They are wireless. Move and talk at the same time! No wires needed, except USB cable to charge them.
-Very short recharge times. 20 minutes will get you about 2 hours of talk time
-The PRICE. Very attractive.
-The over-the-ear design encompasses your ears, yet allows them to breathe. You will not feel the need to take them off because of them being uncomfortable over long periods of time.
-The retractable microphone. If you want to talk, pull it out. If not, put it back in. (That's what she said. XD)
-Easy set-up. It auto-syncs itself via USB dongle, so its just plug in and play.
-Volume of both the headphones and mic are in easy to reach places.
-Very sexy design.
CONS:
-Build seems a little flimsy. DO NOT DROP THEM.
-Battery life seems a little low. But its perfect for regular gaming sessions.
-Does not come with a USB cable. Need to buy those seperate.
If you are on the fence for buying a gaming headset, you cannot go wrong here. They're cheap, and best of all, they are high quality. You will not feel buyers remorse after purchasing these. I sure didn't.
2851163
I would rather to use this type of headsets over the small earbuds as I do not feel comfortable with earbuds that goes inside the ear. This headset is comfortable and it is very handy to make phone calls while driving or listening to music in public places. Here is my detailed review for this headset.

 Compatibility. I have used these headphones with my LG G3 smartphone and Galaxy tab tablet. They are also compatibile with my old Nokia 5800. The pairing process was smooth without any problems according to the instruction provided in the product guide.
 Comfort. This headset fits very well. It is comfortable and does not apply high pressure on the ears.
 Controls. The headset has the commonly used controls on the right side (call answering, volume control, playlist controls) with easy procedures for pairing, turning on/off.
 Sound quality. I believe the sound quality is relatively very good. However, the microphone is not sensitive enough. When I make calls the other party does not hear me very well unless I raise my voice more than usual.
 Design. The head set has protrusive buttons that make it easy to operate the headset by touch without seeing the buttons. The band is made of an elastic material that goes back to a compact state automatically when you take it off. No loose wires to worry about.
 Battery. I have this headset for a week now and I charged it only once. I think I use it for about 1 hour/day on average.

Overall, I am happy with this product. It serves its purpose and it is received exactly as advertised. I wish the microphone has a better sensitivity as it is not comfortable to always raise my voice for making calls.

I received this product for free in exchange for a review.
3607689
Overall I am quite happy with this headset.  It replaced my Plantronics Voyager Pro.  This has more features than the Pro did.  So far, I like the magnetic latch for the charging cord.  I was not thrilled with the short length of the cord, but I solved that problem with a longer usb male to female cord.  I would recommend this headset.
3600470
I use these primary to listen to podcasts or similar informational audio and only rarely for music, so my experience on the sound quality may not be testing the full range other users may look for.  Having said that, I find the sound quality very good especially for a wireless set.  Comfortable to wear.  Bluetooth pairing procedure was a tad finicky, but overall intuitive and works well.  Rechargeable battery life is good.  Overall very happy with performance.
4916840
I was pretty impressed with the sound quality using it both for wireless headphones and hands-free with my iPhone.  People I have talked to while using the headset say that I don't sound quite as clear as when using the phone's built-in mic, but that there isn't any distortion.  I get more than a full work day of battery life out of one charge which is all I need.
2542924
The Sony DR BT21G is a very good piece of technology for the price.  While there may be better,  more expensive headsets on the market,  this was about as high as I was personally willing to go for something with no swappable battery and intended for serious use.

I picked this up as part of a bundle with a Bluetooth Transmitter for my iPod,  and it is serviceable there.  The real shortcoming appears to be the transmitter,  which is not particularly strong.

This review is strictly about the Headphones,  however,  which are pretty close to excellent.

There are certain compromises purchasing headphones;  larger,  over the ear style ones are better but heavier.  Smaller,  in-the-ear style ones tend to provide less in terms of quality audio,  and are most likely worse for your ears in general.

These are  "street style,"  which may not contour to your head if you have a larger one.  Despite this short coming,  they probably provide the best balance between size and sound.  Clip-ons always fall off my hears,  and over the ear headphones block out too much noise when I am outside.  While I appreciate my music,  I appreciate not being run over much more.

The sound on these headphones is particularly good compared to a similar price range.  Use with a portable media device will depend on the transmitter;  while my iPod and transmitter struggle to broadcast from my pocket,  the headphones will receive music in fine quality from as much as 30 feet away (standard distance for a Class II Bluetooth device).  Similarly,  I can stream music from my PC anywhere in my apartment.

While I did not buy this primarily with phone usage in mind,  the unit's microphone is solid and the noise cancellation is some of the best I've used.  My friends usually cannot tell if I am at home or out on the streets,  barring heavy wind or a semi driving by.  Compared to the bluetooth earpieces I've used in the past,  the reception is stellar.  Not only do I no longer have to raise my voice,  I can speak in rather quiet tones.  This was a pleasant surprise,  considering this was not the reason I made my purchase.

Active Battery Life easily trumps eight hours new;  over time,  expect the batteries in a bluetooth unit will deteriorate,  and most cannot be replaced.  Expect two years of battery life from such a unit,  with some deterioration towards the end (depending on use).  Standby time is a little dodgier,  and extended time off the charger may limit usage.  If I charge the unit in the morning or overnight,  I can get a full day and change,  even with heavy use.  Unfortunately,  this appears to be the only way around the drain on the battery.

The headphones also support multiple devices at once.  For example,  you can run a music device and a phone through the same unit,  provided they support the right profiles.  I stream music with an A2DP profile through my iPod or PC while also using my mobile phone.  This can cause minor disruptions to the music,  however.  Interruptions are usually minimal.  The headset features controls for fast forward,  rewind,  play/pause,  volume,  and talk/end/voice dial for phones.  A compatible device can be controlled with only the headset,  meaning your phone or music player can be tucked away and still managed.

The features,  sound quality,  and reliability far outstrip any problem I have with the neckband.  If your head is larger than normal,  expect the earpieces to shift around,  and possibly discomfort if worn for several hours at a time.  When not in use,  I usually let them rest around my neck instead.

The type of headphones one uses is a personal choice,  but if you prefer the "street style" to clip-ons,  earbuds,  and studio/monitor style over-the-ear headphones,  this is a great device for the price.
2873430
I bought the 20th Anniversary Edition Sony Gold Wireless Stereo Headset from my local Best Buy this past Sunday, and so far I'm pretty impressed. I bought these to play Destiny with a couple of my buddies and be able to talk to them while doing raids/strikes/pvp etc.

COMFORT - When I first put them on my head the thing I immediately noticed was the pretty extreme clamping force; so I stretched em out overnight on the box it came in and it's now much, MUCH better. It's still noticeable, but I can play for about 3 hours before my head/ears feel a bit sore. 15 minute break and that's all it takes for me to be ready for another 3 hours. Very minor inconvenience IMO.

USABILITY - This headset connect to PS4 no problem. Plug in the wireless adapter, turn on the headset, and go. I recommend downloading the Headset Companion App if you enjoy tweaking sound profiles and whatnot. These are about as usable on PC as well, as they are on PS4. Just plug the wireless dongle into a USB port on your PC(don't have a mac to test this on,) select default for both mic and headset and you're good to go. The convenience of this is immense when I really just don't feel like dealing with the cables of my Senn HD558 'phones that have a 10 ft cable that I always roll over with my desk chair lol. Anyway, back on track.

SOUND -  These sound ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL for their price range. I bought them for the full 99.99 but the fact that you can buy the original version of these for around 70 bucks online is more than a steal. In terms of HOW they sound, well that depends. The virtual surround sound comes enabled default out of the box. Do yourself an immense favor and just disable this. Virtual surround sound is a gimmick. With it turned on the bass is entirely sucked out, and the treble becomes so shrill that I just can't listen to it. With VSS turned off what you get is a very good, slightly elevated(also slightly bloated) bass response, warm mids, and very articulate and clear treble frequencies. Soundstage is also quite good for a closed back headphone. I wasn't expecting the Sony Gold's to sound this good, honestly.

MIC - honestly this is probably the biggest downside of the headset. The microphone quality is very, very sub-par. It's quite a bit muffled and sounds like you might be speaking out of a toilet depending on how echo-ey the room you're in is. It's also quite sensitive and will pick up your controller input sounds if you smash buttons like I do. Make sure you're buddies on PSN don't care if they hear controller sounds once in a while. HOWEVER, it is pretty cool that it isn't a boom mic that's always in your peripheral vision all the time and can sometimes get in the way. I don't find this too big a deal seeing as all my buddies want is to be able to hear my voice and understand what I say. Pure quality of voice isn't important to some people.

CONCLUSION - Basically, this is THE best value oriented PS4 headset. I'm sure there's better sounding, more comfortable ones with a better microphone on them. But you won't be able get them for $100 or less. The Sony Gold Wireless headset sounds phenomenal once VSS is turned off. I don't recommend buying these if you wear glasses, I imagine the clamping force would be unbearable. The mic kinda sucks, but it's good enough for talking to your friends. All in all this headset is an absolute steal. Enjoy!
3276769
This is my first pair of wireless headsets and I must say I really like the product.  The fit very well in my ears, the sound quality is crystal clear.  The battery life of the product last at least 5 days of a usage of about 45-60 mins per day.  The only thing is the wires could be a bit shorter, but a small rubber band fixes the issue.
3347265
It is a good Bluetooth wireless noise-isolating in ear headset. The packing is fancy. And it has magnetic on each side. That is a very interesting and useful idea
2923773
I have really enjoyed using this headset and would highly recommend them. Great fit in my ears and plenty of volume. The connectivity is intermittent when something solid is directly in between devices (such as phone in back pocket), mic doesn't pic up well, and function buttons aren't always the most responsive. It's not high-end, but the nice part is that I don't have to treat them like they either.
292237
I've had this headset for a few months now, thought this would be a good time to give my impressions of the headset.

The good:
This headset has great sound quality, I play games and do music editing as a hobby and you can clearly hear both the direction and the individuality of the sounds that play through it.
The cord is wrapped in nylon to prevent damage, and the nylon is very smooth so you have no trouble untangling this from a jumbled mess of keyboard, mouse, and other cords.
The in-line controls (volume and mute) work instantaneously, and a light on the controls lets you know whether or not mute is active.
The mic boom is attached to the headset with a rotating joint, which means it does not detach so you can't lose it. If you are just listening to music and don't want to have the mic boom in your field of vision, just rotate it up and it nestles firmly behind the left speaker.

The bad:
The Nylon does eventually wear out and you will find that it makes kinks in the cord that are difficult to get out because of how strong it is. It can be corrected, therefore I did not deduct a star.
Sometimes the mic will stop picking up and force you to unplug the USB cord from your PC and plug it back in, but this is likely a problem with my setup rather than the device itself.

Overall, this is a great headset for the price, and it is stylish enough to want to show off to your friends. I would compare this headset to the Triton AX-720 in terms of sound quality.
2784373
Cons:
The range on the wireless isn't quite as good as some of my co-workers (much more expensive) headsets.

Pros:
These sound great!

The mic quality on phone calls or video-calls is fantastic.

Battery life is better than I expected.
1700525
I have had the Wireless H Headset for over a year now. I figured it is time for me to review it!
Pros:
Have never had a connection issue
Mic sounds good
Can get pretty loud (Never had to use it at max volume)
Wireless.. Between cords getting tangled constantly, and my dumb cat who chews EVERY wire.. I am really happy I went wireless.

Areas that could improve / slight issues:
I have a small crack in the plastic right above the earcup. Never dropped the headset.... I was afraid it would eventually break away the earpiece from the adjustable band. To help fix this, I filled in the crack with an epoxy glue. This being a $200 headset, I didn't want a small crack to make this headset un-useable.

Battery life / charging - NOTE: When using the headset I always have it connected via USB 3.0 directly to my laptop. I believe the manual recommends you also use the DC connection AS WELL as the USB connection... But like I said earlier.. Cords (or my cat) are an enemy in my life! That being said, If I go and insert one of the batteries to charge the device sometimes shows the battery(That is almost empty) as being fully charged, or the icon will not show up at all. A few times I have had 2 almost dead batteries at the same time because of this..

So 4/5 stars from me. Being a $200 headset I am really expecting these to last me atleast 3-4 years (of constant use). But the future is foggy because of the battery/weak platic IMO
3986831
We live in a wireless world and recently I decided to take the leap into the world of wireless Bluetooth headphones, and after reading entirely too many reviews, I chose these.

The Good:
The multiple earpiece sizes almost ensure a good, snug fit.
The setup was simple enough.
They are definitely a sharp looking piece of tech.
The connecting wire was built of good material and was the perfect length!
They really feel like they're solid and quality built.
Best experience Ive had thus far with sound cancelling technology
The Bad:
Lots of popping, with sound dropping out on just a casual walk.
The odd, boxy shape allowed it to rub against my ear, causing discomfort.
The actual controls are a bit confusing and too convoluted.

Ultimately, after 2 weeks of use, Ive retired this pair of headphones and returned to the stock, apple, hardwire ones Ive been using for years. I didn't find the sound of the Mpow to be any better, they were less comfortable and the sound popping in and out was just completely unacceptable to me. That said, I really enjoyed these for loud environments as the sound cancelling technology really performed well.

I wouldnt recommend these if the idea of the sound cutting in and out is a problem, but Ive heard that is pretty standard in a lot of Bluetooth headsets. If thats the case, I may have to wait till the technology gets better before wireless headphones will become a reality for me.
3459920
A better product among all the Bluetooth headsets available in market.....its deserves *****...A strong recommendation who likes a simple and stylish headset
3316091
Comparison of 4 Amazon Stereo Headphones:
I grew up using partial over the ear but this style is difficult to find these days.  I use the headphones when exercising, during yard work, or fix-up projects around the house.  I wear an extra large male hat size.
My favorite is the Maxell SL-3, hp-200.  I like the way they feel as they are the most comfortable of the group.  The sound is well balanced throughout the frequency range.  The over the ear component aligns with the middle of each earpiece so the angle feels good.  One potential drawback is that the cord is a straight plug connector as opposed to the firm rubber right angle plugs that are more common.  I remember having many of these straight connectors that eventually went bad at the connection.

My second favorite is the Sonxtronic XDR-8000.  These have ends that go into the ear.  They are comfortable.  These are lacking in the base and low frequency range and require a higher volume setting to achieve the same sound as the padded Maxell and Panasonic headphones reviewed. The sound is a bit tinny. I am keeping these because while they don't sound the best, they don't have the foam pads and thus will hold up much better for those times when I am sweating heavily.

My third favorite is the Panasonic RP=HT21.  These headphones have the overall best sound and have a very full stereophonic sound.  They have the best bass and low frequency sound.  They have a very good 90 degree connector plug.  The cord is a great length.  The problem is that they are narrow and sized for a person with a smaller, narrower head than mine.  Furthermore, the over the head portion attaches to the earpiece at its front section.  This design causes the earpiece to flare away from the back of the ear and the sound suffers.  If you hold the earpieces to your ears with your hands the sound improves significantly.  In addition, this design results in a pinching effect that is very uncomfortable.  If the headpiece connected to the mid point of the earpiece I believe the problems would be solved and this would jump to the #1 favorite position.  At the price I am willing to keep them and see if they become more comfortable with time, but I am very doubtful.

Totally unacceptable is the Sony MDR-A17G.  Although they say Sony on the item, I doubt they are really made by Sony.  The earpiece quality is terrible and had extra plastic that scratches the ear.  The overall quality looks very cheap.  The sound is terrible, with a very tinny sound and no bass.  These will be returned.
3429800
Great wireless headset! Nice design, comfortable, flexible, and high quality audio; however, sometimes I have problems if I unplug and plug it again.