These are great! Not as great as people claim
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These are great! Not as great as people claim, but they're still great. I found them to be comfortable and stylish. Not sure what the UltraBoost is supposed to do for comfort or performance, but they're not uncomfortable.
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Good lights, not great! I ordered these to resolve entry area lighting issues in my home. It was built with a single incandescent entry light. After reviewing the design of these I figured Id give them a look. Bought from warehouse deals, they had some bent flanges but the powdercoating was not chipped or scratched. The flanges were easily straightened with thumb pressure, good as new! That said, they're very light weight! The built in connection boxes are equally thin! I usually use 12/2 romex with a separate splitter box to attach old wiring to new.  Heres where my complaint comes. 12/2 is too stiff when using romex clamps on the boxes built in boxes the romex causes these boxes to deform with even moderate force. I switched to 14/2 and had no further problems. These boxes are SMALL, so if you're planning to run these in series understand its tight to get the in/out and lamp into the box.  For a retro fit in wide open air space areas they're fine. The template is one of the box flaps, its actually slightly large but useable. The whole four light project with the learning curve on wire size took me under 4hrs. The end result is clean and very acceptable! As to how well these hold up over the years ahead? Who knows. Im using 35w led floods and a 4 spacing on an 8 ceiling, I couldve easily gone to 5 spacing. With just a little heavier gauge sheet metal these would earn a 5star. Ill buy more, I have a hallway that needs better light placement. Since Ive started with these and they're not awful Ill use them again for uniform looks.
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i've ordered these multiple times.
they are great for me...but might not be for everyone
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These didn't get outstanding reveiws everyone has a different preference. But i think they are GREAT for the price and just in general
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These are great! They're a tad bit grabby, as far as whatever coating is on them, but otherwise fantastic! They get the job done.
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i really think these are more on the 3.5 star mark. but here goes, i work drywall, framing and ceilings for a living and these serve their purpose well.
ABSOLUTELY worth $100, wore them a few days in past week and while they are absolutely a bit heavier than most late model stilts they in no way feel rickety or dangerous (more so than other stilts anyways). The straps are garbage though, its a cheap fix but be weary.. these straps are almost pure nylon and are slick as owl ****! A coworker who owns these sprayed his straps with a rubberized coating to some sucess while I simply
swapped out my old raggedy
 wall board straps on. the
straps are also thin so if you
do keep the originals I suggest
adding a seatbelt cover or pad
 of carpet over them to
distribute the weight more
evenly. oddly enough this strap
 fix made the stilt feel lighter
and reduced felt fatigue
signifigantly. these are great
for the money, better than the
old crapp wallboards I was
walking for sure! i also want to emphasize I do COMMERCIAL work in these extended to 40' often. if im in full tools i weigh everybit of 220 and have noticed NO wear on tubes. will update as time goes on but for the time being these are a great value.

UPDATE: Ok after a month or so of daily use I have started to wear the soles/shoe are wearing thin. Im almost down to the screws holding them on, this degradation is MUCH faster than any others I have seen. They were too thin and soft to begin with and get screws and other debris stuck in them entirely too often. Shoes are a cheap replaceable part so its no BIG deal but for anyone who actually uses these much it will be an issue. I plan on buying some shoes for durastilts and drilling them to fit properly. Still a great product and great budget friendly stilts but the cheapo rubber soles will simply not stand up to a commercial jobsite with daily use.
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There are 3 considerations I used in deciding to buy these, which I consider to be overpriced: comfort; noise cancelling; and sound.

As for sound quality:  They sound great once you get a good fit- which is not easy.  Be prepared to get pretty annoyed for a bit and cuss a lot!  The bass is solid, but not overpowering and they never have sounded hissy/tinny, even with electronica/trance.  IF YOU ARE HAVING PROBLEMS WITH SOUND QUALITY, then check how you are ripping your digital files.  People I know complain and then I see they ripped their stuff at 64 kbps... (Personally, I do it at 256 kbps in ATRAC plus)

As for comfort:  If you have issues with earbuds because of the proximity to your eardrums, these may be even worse!  They sonically dig into your ear.  I have always used the sony's and they physically dig into my ear after a while.  These will take you some getting used to...and after a week I still switch to other earbuds to give my ears a rest- it doesn't push anywhere like the Sonys it is just the pressure IN your ear that is odd... they play with your ear pressure.  Also, the wire wraps around the top of your ear which can be annoying- see the Etymyotic and Ultimate Ears if you think that will really annoy you.  Also, I haven't seen anyone use the big plugs- maybe Shure is full of a lot of huge-eared people?!  IF YOU HAVE SMALL EARS, then definitely try first!  They go in your ear canal and the body of the phone sits inside your outer ear.

As for noise deadening stuff:  Yes, it works- but it is not the most helpful thing in my mind.  If you are trying to protect your eardrums: Either you listen to music too loud or not and you will damage your ears with these if you leave them in too long and too loud.  If you want 'isolation':I find the isolation is too much sometimes and the one thing that bothers me is that if you pull them out at all they sound pretty junky.  But it is great to block out any prick in a suit on the metro talking about his big lobbying deal or the loud high school girls who want attention by screaming at everyone!  But I wouldn't wear these in a lot of situations because it is too effective. The one thing I like is I don't bother anyone with my music- which is great for those around you (and you if you are considerate and not a prick!).

Are they worth it?  Hard to say...The warranty is nice if you break yours a lot and these are much sturdier than the Sonys and JVCs I've used lately.  If you have some expendable income, then I think so, but DO NOT think these are going to make your music listening experience into a perfect event.
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For the price, these are some great headphones. Are they going to compete with a $50 or $100 headphones? No. But they get close! These headphones are meant to be "on-the-go" headphones. I bought these to have decent audio when I'm away from home, and on that they deliver! The build quality is pretty good, the plastic seems to be quality made! The microphone and controller on the wire is nice and does the job just great!

These aren't the most comfortable headphones, and might not work for everyone. But they will eventually break in and lose some of their stiffness.

Again, for their price, these headphones are really hard to beat!
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I've owned these headphones for over a year. The sound quality is wonderful! The sound is almost perfect! They have very nice artificial sounding treble, mids, and bass. Although artificial, these will sound great to most people because Bose incorporates the element of what I call, "throwing the sound at you in a powerful clear manner." Yes, I'm very aware of the design flaw in the headband and I do feel that it is a problem, however, mine haven't broken on me yet. You just have to be VERY CAREFUL. By the way, to an audiophile, these would be unacceptable due to the artifical sound. Audiophiles love Sennheisers which produce very natural sound. To the average consumer who is stepping it up a notch, these sound very fine indeed!
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These things are awesome!  Some of the reviews say that you may want to adhere them to your shoes, and I can totally see that.  When I first put them on, I have to adjust and readjust until my shoes stop slipping out of them.  When you get the money spot though, they're perfect.  Just takes a little adjustment here and there.  I wear a women's size 8, so I had to move the front straps back a notch.  No problem.

They're so hardy, though!  I have a pretty big yard (ain't braggin' if it's true), and they've stayed strong.  I seeded and fertilized with a spreader while I was wearing them, and it worked out really well!  Of course, you've still gotta water that sh.  But the aerating helps the seeds find a good spot to germinate.

You might think that these things would get bogged down with mud, but I haven't encountered that.  They gather leaves and wads of dead grass, but not a ton.  They'll definitely get muddy, and you're going to have to knock them together a few times when you're done, but they really don't gather a ton of stuff.

I'm a huge fan.  You should try them.
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I love these!  I'm not sure why there are so many negative reviews.  Sound is excellent, call quality on both ends is excellent, battery life is excellent, the button for Siri or Google Now is excellent and works well, and the vibration around the neck is really nice.  The ear tips don't fit my ears as well as I like, so I swapped the tips of with some old corded ear buds that I had and now they fit perfect.  The fit around my neck is fine and they are adjustable!  You can bend them to fit.  I'm not a small guy at 6'6" and 270lbs, so I don't see how so many people claim they don't fit around their neck.  I highly recommend these.  Try it for yourself.  Read the directions and I think you'll be happy with them.  If they don't meet your expectations, then you can always rely on Amazon's awesome return policy.
987919
These are great! I've read some reviews complaining that they don't have grips on the bottom, but you can create your own with a hot glue gun or plasti dip.
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They are better than the picture made them out to be!
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These sound really great! They're much better than my Sennheiser HD280 Pro's and those have 40mm drivers in them! I've turned up some serious dubstep on these and it sounds great!

The isolation is pretty good, not stage quality but just fine for listening to music in the office while people are talking around me - I don't notice a thing.

They're decently comfortable, although I find that my ears start hurting faster than with real headphones. I get about 3-4 hours of continual wear, after which I need to take a break. Definitely not the most comfortable pair of in-ear phones out there, but not bad either.

As others have mentioned, the cable is annoyingly flimsy and plasticky, and the mic is a huge wart on the cable compared to the sleek iPhone-like mic on other products. Calls sound good on it and people don't complain about the mic.

For $40 this is great!
4584908
These turned out great.  One suggestion is to put on a thicker loop once you get them home
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Loved it, I feel they are better at price range
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I'm tired of the FAKE reviews that are permitted by bribing the reviewers with free stuff, and I bet you are too. But never fear! I was NOT given these for free.

On to my review: The QY7's are almost a five star pair of bluetooth headphones. I held back a star because there are some signal drop outs from time to time, it's not bad enough to be a distraction or problem. And the phone answer/ power on and off button requires too firm of a push. It can actually be uncomfortable and or hurt because you have to push in toward your ear, which drives the earbud deeper. In fact, all of the buttons require a firmer push than I'd prefer... volume is the other one that get major usage obviously.

I use these primarily for working out. They are well built and have all of the environmental/ weather resistant features. I believe that if I was running in the rain, there would be no problems. Everything is snug and sealed. (10 out of 10)

These come with ALL of the accessories anyone needs to fit them properly. They have several sizes of the actual buds, which are the silicone type. They have the inner ear loops and blades (3 sizes of each) to hold them in place in your ears. There is a clip to attach to your shirt or collar, that keeps them from hitting the ground should they come out of the ears, or if you are just hanging them around your neck. They come with a nice preformed case and a short micro USB to USB charging cable. (10 out of 10)

As a result of what I mentioned above about coming with a variety of pieces, fitment is great. They are also on the lighter side. They don't bother me and my workouts range from 30 minutes to an hour. So for comfort I'd say (8-9 out of 10) considering these are bluetooth and wireless.

Performance is definitely above average. It seems that many earbuds (and I've gone through many) struggle with low frequencies, but not these! I listen to a lot of Electronica, most of which is bass heavy. The QY7's do an excellent job of delivering the bass and they actually can deliver the sub sound as well. The mid range and highs are crisp and present. I don't find that any part of the range is too overbearing, everything is balanced pretty well. Considering these are earbuds....(8.5 out of 10)

I don't use them as much for calls, so I've only utilized the basic phone features. That said, they work fine for that. In my first few calls I asked how well people could hear me, and the responses were mediocre. I have to speak up a bit when I am driving. My callers said it wasn't like crystal clear. So the mic is probably the weak link here. As far as hearing my callers, they are perfectly clear. (7 out of 10)

So over all, for the price these are winners for me. Basically for working out, I turn them on for music and they perform great. That's what I need. The other aspects take a back seat. So They do get my recommendation based on sound quality.

Hope this helps!