EDIT Jan 27, 2020I am amending this review after experiencing Oddict's customer service first hand. They promptly replaced my earbuds and were very polite. For that, I commend them highly. However, the only issue that was addressed with my replacement pair was the ease of the connectivity with my device, and the distortion of the left driver. I was hoping I had just received a defective pair my first time around, but this second pair still has the following issues:- Static/Radio sound on right earbud, this is an incredibly unacceptable problem with $150 earbuds. This doesn't even happen with $50 earbuds from Aukey.- Earbuds pause my sound if they move even slightly within my ear... meaning the light sensors are WAY too sensitive- Earbuds fall out of sync with each other, or with my phone entirely. This requires a full product reset. This happened every 2 days or so.- The mic on these for calls is not good at all. Even by headphone mic standards.Neutral Comments:- Case build quality can greatly improve. This weak latch is just bad engineering.- You have to make an account to use the app, which is required to make these earbuds sound good.- Battery life is somewhat industry standardPositives:- Beautiful design, and fit on the ears it great- Sound quality is good, but requires the EQ app. This is all negated by the fact there is persistent audible static during listening.Verdict:These are half-baked earbuds, and quite frankly a bad value at $150. Given the beautiful design, and excellent customer service from Oddict, this makes my whole experience bitter sweet– but I cannot recommend these in good conscience to everyday consumers. If you value the aesthetics more than functionality then go support Oddict. I do think it's worth supporting a freshman company if you believe in it. Just be wary of the present issues.Note to the company: I'll be the first to buy another pair if you release a second generation- that's how good your design is. If the noted issues are permanently, fixed you guys will make a killing with these.------------------ORIGINAL REVIEW, Dec 2020I just want to start off this review by saying I am open to amending this review. I would love to see this product succeed but based on my current experience they have a long way to go. I’m running iOS FYI.First issue: connecting to bluetooth took far too long. About 8 minutes until the unit finally sent a signal to my phone. After hard resetting the unit, this problem went away. You may have a more seamless experience out of the box but I did not.Second issue: there is an consistent slightly high pitch hum on the right earbud. Sounds almost like an FM signal losing connection. It is audible at most audio levels while listening to music. It blends at normal audio levels but you can still hear it enough to bother you. Ridiculous this is an issue with such a pricey set of earbuds. I’ve tested these in different locations to avoid interference from other devices and the problem remains. But frankly they shouldn’t have this issue in any no matter what.Third issue: after a few hours of use, the left ear bud connects but does not play music/audio. I only get audio playing from the right earbud. After hard resetting the device connection came back to both earbuds for a few uses. I am having the same issue again. Hard resetting solves most problems but isn’t a long term fix.Fourth issue: The earbuds drop audio when RECEIVING a phone call, and play sounds through the phone instead. But if I place a phone call, the audio works! Then, the microphone does not work rendering these useless for any calls. I tested on an android device for good measure and it is the same lol Fifth issue: the driver on the left earbud distorts during songs with deep bass. After pressing the earbud in my ear the distortion went away. However it is present intermittently. I have no idea what would cause this other than a loose cone or driver magnet. This doesn’t happen with any other earbud I’ve ever owned.Sixth (minor) issue: I need to sign up for an account to use the app. I don’t see the purpose of this and just seems like more data collection. I personally don’t have a major problem about this, but I can imagine others will. The app great otherwise.Some other minor complaints, but not deal breakers: the finish on the case is a fingerprint magnet in the most unflattering way. The closing mechanism on the case feels VERY weak and the plastic in the interior of the lid feels cheap... almost like coffee cup lid plastic. If you’ve owned any good set of earbuds you know a charge case should feel solid and snappy. This case does not. I cannot imagine this case would last long with anyone who isn’t super careful with their devices. And I doubt it would survive a drop from 4 feet.Some positives: for the short period the earbuds worked they sounded great. Probably the best I’ve heard. The fit and finish on the earbuds themselves feel fantastic. They fit better than AirPods. The product design and packaging presentation gives a premium feel. Once you actually use the these earbuds all of the beautify of this product goes out the window. One last positive is the app. The app is well designed and has some great functions,, such as locating your earbuds and sending a audio signal so you can hear them while searching for them. The EQ is simple to use and allows you to customize the sound to your needs. The app was probably the best part of my experience. It’s clean and easy to use.I will be happy to amend this review at a later date but for now this is my experience. I have contacted ODDICT so let’s see how the customer service works out. For now, I’d avoid buying these and opt for something tried and true such as Master and Dynamic, Apple, Bang and Olufsen, Sony, or Sennheiser. All of which make good quality wireless devices with decent sound quality.