House of Marley Positive Vibration Riddim On-Ear Headphones, 50-Hour Playtime, Quick Charge, Crystal Clear Calls, Sustainable Bamboo (Cream)

I’ve only had these headphones for about a week, so some first impressions;PROS: they look great and I appreciate the recycled and sustainable materials used to make them.They are lightweight and fit comfortablyNo problems pairing them with my iPhone. Super easy.CONS: while they are comfortable to wear, they do capture a lot of heat, so my ears are quite toasty. That’s fine for now in December, but may be a different story in the Summer.I wish the on/off/pause/volume control buttons were a bit more distinct to the touch. I really have to feel around for the right button when wearing them.There is an EQ button, but no explanation in the manual on how to really utilize that. I guess there is a phone app that can control this, but it gets nearly universal bad ratings in the App Store. I have pressed the button and it does change the sound, but to what end I don’t know. Out of all of the buttons on the side, this is the most prominent, easy to locate while wearing…and least useful.Like others have mentioned, they’re bulky and not particularly comfortable when resting around your neck while not in useI wish these came with some kind of case or pouch to put them in. I’m reluctant to just chuck them into the jumble of my backpack.I realize that on the page the cons outweigh the pros, but I really do love these headphones anyway!

A little smaller than I expected but nothing to complain about other than that. Cute and work well

For Music: I'm glad I don't have to deal with the highs being too high, so sibilance won't be a problem. But the vocals sound muffled. Wish they hadn't discontinued the Positive Vibrations 2, they had no issue with sibilance, and they had more bass than these.For General Listening: They sound perfectly fine.

Not over the ear - they hurt after wearing for a little bit

Have good bass, but that's about it. Poor mids and treble.The plastic material feels very cheap. They can't be charged and used at the same time, the included cord does not offer a mic connection.These headphones aren't even supported by the house of Marley app, so you can't equalize them.For $50 to $60 you can do a lot better