MiiKey Rhythm Pro Black/Gray Wireless Bluetooth 4.0,NFC,Multi-connect Headphone with Microphone & HD Audio

Edit: After about 8 months of use, I still can't get past how uncomfortable these are for me. I ended up buying a more expensive pair of headphones (Beats Wireless Studio) and they are much more comfortable. These MiiKeys just push too hard against my ears leaving them sore after just 5-10 minutes of use. I've tried "stretching" them using a volley ball but it did not help. It could just be that I have overly sensitive ears, but I see other people complaining about the same thing here.Also, dual connectivity to two devices simultaneously is not a good feature. The assumption is that both the devices the headphones are connected to are in close proximity and that nobody is using the other device and wants sound. Whats worse is that pairing is like a rotation between two slots -- I can't just disconnect the headset from the 2nd device without going to the device and turning off bluetooth. An example of how annoying this is was when I was washing my car outside while trying to listen to music from my phone. The headset was connected to my phone (in my pocket) and my tablet that was in my house somewhere and kept disconnecting/reconnecting to the tablet as it came in-and-out of range. The MiiKeys announce (extremely loudly, almost deafening when worn) about each "connected" and "weak signal" and "out of range". It was very frustrating as the only resolution was to hunt down my tablet inside and turn off bluetooth. Headphones that connect to one thing at a time don't have these issues. I see this dual connectivity as something manufacturers can easily add making their device seem more appealing, feature wise, but it really isn't that practical of a feature in practice -- in fact, in some scenarios it just gets in the way of you and your music.Battery life is outstanding and my opinion of the sound is that it is on par with other headphones. I'm not the best person to ask about sound quality but these don't sound bad, they are just not comfortable and I think that 8 months is a fair amount of time and I would expect them to be broken in by now.Original review:Sound quality on par with most other bluetooth audio devices I've ever used. Easy to use and setup. Satisfied with battery life. I have not had a phone conversation using it yet, but I've used Siri on my iPhone 5 and it has worked fine.Complaints:1. My primary complaint is about comfort. I find it pushes against my ear too much and this causes soreness. It is also heavy in my opinion. Its hard for me to decide if the wireless freedom is worth the extra weight and discomfort. I'm hopeful that I will get use to it as well as the springiness of the frame subsides with use.2. Bright super flashy blinking light that is super annoying in dimly lit or dark rooms. I had to use electrical tape to mask it, but observing the light is still needed at times to check status (like charge status for example). I had to cut slits in my tape. Wish it were just a more subtle LED that wasn't so bright.3. Device locks up if powered down when connected to my mid-2009 MBP. The LED will turn red and it will never voice over the speaker "powering off" like normal. It is just frozen. No amount of holding in the button does anything in this scenario. The only way to get it back is to plug it into a charger. I sent an email to support over a week ago and haven't received any replies. If I disconnect the device first in OS X, I can power down without any issue. If the headset is connected to only iOS devices, it powers down without any issue.This is my first wireless headset. Its hard for me to say if I'd recommend it or not. it certainly didn't knock my socks off. The audio quality meets my expectations and if my cons didn't change your mind then go for it. Comparing the price against other headsets in the category makes this one look attractive. I have a feeling that in another month or two I'll be shopping for a more comfortable alternative.

I've had these for over a month now and thoroughly enjoy them. The sound quality is excellent, not too much bass like some pricier brands, and the wireless connectivity is easily paired.I get great distance wirelessly; about 30-40 feet, and use them around the yard and while working out without having to carry my phone.The build quality is robust and comes with an outstanding case. The charging cable is good length and I love that it also has a cable for direct audio in case I don't want to use wireless.The on ear controls are large enough and easy to use without guessing what I'm hitting.If I'm disappointed in anything its the microphone. I've not had any issues in it not working but I have had a couple callers ask me to repeat stuff sometimes. It could just be me though.

I bought these to replace my ancient Plantronics headset, and these looked like a good choice. Bluetooth 4 was part of the deciding factor.The good: Sturdy packaging, there was no way these were going to get damaged during shipping. The inclusion of the wired cable is a nice touch (unless you want to make calls. this cable will not let you). The headset itself is fairly heavy duty. Unfolding them takes a little force, as they need to lock into place. This is a major plus for someone who's had folding headphones that keep unfolding at inappropriate times. A hour-long test drive found the 'set to be comfortable over a longer period of time. Buttons are solid, and easy to use. Pairing with my non NFC phone was as easy as I've seen, and since I use an iPhone 5S, there was no need to put in the pairing code. This also is a standard for Bluetooth 4.0 and later. As other reviewers have posted, the sound was very good. I played Orianthi's "Heaven In This Hell", which has been a problem for me and headphones. The sheer amount of her guitar playing and overdubbing up to 6 lines per song, it makes it hard to hear her voice. MiiKey came through here, the songs came through with flying colors.Now, for the bad. The biggest complaint is the description of the product. It changes from site to site. Let me make one thing absolutely clear: these are NOT noise cancelling headphones. What they mean is the ear cups should seal out most of the noise around you. Failure. Most people are looking at noise cancelling and Bluetooth 4 at this price point, and it's completely wrong to list a major buying factor that, indeed, does not exist. Look elsewhere for active noise cancelling. The included USP B cable is extremely short, and MiiKey did not include a wall adapter with the package. You can buy it from their store for $10. Personally, I just used my Kindle charger and it worked just fine. Something to keep in mind if you buy this product. I was generous with the four stars because of the product itself, and dropped one for the poor and misleading description (Come on, a built-in mp3 player? Not. I've emailed Miikey about this, but have not gotten a response yet.Just for the curious, MiiKey is a US company based out of New York. They design the products, then they are assembled in China. Unfortunately, it's an all-too- common issue. Oh, well.If you need a new Bluetooth headset, don't have $500 for the Senheiser or Bose cans, these are pretty darn good. I'd suggest them for anybody without too much hesitation, as long as they know what they're actually getting.

The Bluetooth connection is not stable. Plus the cushions on the ears are not comfortable at all.

This is a great product if you're using for a short period of time. Not a product I would recommend for all day use as they tend to start feeling uncomfortable after 1.5 - 2 hours

Needs improvement compared to the regular wireless headset

Great sound. Long lasting battery. Easy connection to Bluetooth items. All as advertised.

Nice headphone, very good sound.