TL;DR. At 70 euros, it is a very satisfactory headset for calls and music, with the earbuds lasting 3-5 hours and the case providing an additional 10-12 hours.

Now, in more detail. In terms of build quality, they are obviously made of plastic, but after about a year of use, they haven't had any issues, whether it's the earbuds or the case, even after a few drops (from a one-meter height).

They can connect to two devices simultaneously and perform relatively well.

I haven't received any complaints during calls, and I use them for both calls and Teams meetings from time to time. The sound quality is okay, nothing exceptional.

As for the battery, I am very satisfied, and they can last the whole day if you remember to charge them occasionally from the case.

One negative aspect is that when someone calls you, it takes about 4-5 seconds from the moment you open the case, take out the earbuds, and connect them, which can be noticeable when the phone is ringing. Also, once a month, they may not recognize that you have taken them out of the case, so you have to put them back in, etc.

Taking all of the above into consideration, I am satisfied, and I think it is one of the best options if you have an Android device. If I had an iPhone, I might consider getting AirPods, despite the somewhat unacceptable price and the fact that they are not very aesthetically pleasing, as I believe they are possibly the best Bluetooth headset (when paired with an iPhone).

In conclusion, I recommend them for their value at 70 euros. If I had 100 euros, I would spend a bit more for the Jabra Elite 75t

Unfortunately, and especially for a product from Jabra, two out of two and after replacing the first set within warranty, the charging case shorts out, causing it to discharge on its own and become non-functional for recharging - eventually, you end up using it as a charger for the headphones in the socket. It seems to be a known issue with this particular model.

Fortunately, since it is a Jabra product, but only after consulting with the parent company (they serve through Germany), the replacement - pending the arrival of the third set - is done through expedited procedures.

Black carpets are huge when you wear them while they are supposed to isolate external sounds you hear when you connect a buzz, if you don't wear a helmet everything is over you hear no one I have been wearing them for a month I returned to the old one with the good wire companies generally sell without knowing what they sell tells you you hear music and you hear the other bell yes when you walk and so on on a motorcycle they cry I asked Samsung guys etc answer we don't know what they do on the motorcycle so conclusion pay from 150 to 200 to get something to listen to music it's worth it I don't think you hear 20 euros thank you for listening.

At the price of €70, it is an excellent choice, especially for use with a motorcycle helmet. They were purchased because they had very good reviews regarding their microphones for communication, and indeed my interlocutors say that they have excellent sound, even when wearing a full-face motorcycle helmet! The only NEGATIVE thing I have to emphasize is the fact that if you want to wear only one earphone (e.g. when driving), you always have to wear only the right one. Therefore, one ear gets tired constantly and secondly, the battery of the right earphone will die very quickly. For the aforementioned price, they are highly recommended.