First, let's talk about the sound quality, which I found to be very poor and worse than your basic wired version, with painfully shrill and overtuned treble with lots of sibilance and the bass being lacking and actually cracking and popping the speakers when anything with even remotely heavy bass plays.
Next is the Bluetooth connection quality. While it connects well, its range is very poor, topping out at 15 feet, at which point the audio repeatedly and constantly cuts in and out, which is about half the range I get from all my other 5.0 Bluetooth devices.
Finally, the buid quality, which is very poor, the headband itself is a lovely headband that's soft but breathable and doesn't cause excessive heat or sweating during use. But the actual electronics feel like they have been made as cheaply and poorly as possible. You are still using USB micro connections in 2024, which is frankly unacceptable; you use worse quality unbraided cables than your basic, cheaper wired version of your product; you put the connection at the end of the Bluetooth unit rather than the middle, leading to one of the headphones having to kink 180 degrees, creating a stress point and an easy point of failure in the cable. While I understand not wanting to fix the actual headphones in place so you can position them and move them about for comfort, not having some sort of removable fixing for the Bluetooth unit is a huge mistake, with it often sliding down during the night and leading to it being in an uncomftable position. There is also no way to easily see which way to place the headband on the wireless charger, which leads to me having to fiddle with and rotate the band to get it into the correct position every time I want to charge it, which is just an unnecessary inconvenience.
Overall, you have a good idea here at its core, but your build quality and questionable design decisions have basically made your premium version of the product worse than your basic one
