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I've been using the product for months now.The battery life is amazing, can easily last through my 12hr shift without needing to be recharged! Very discreet, 99% of people don't realize I'm basically wearing headphones.Machine WASHABLE! Just take out the cord and speakers.The beanie is a little tight, so it does cause some irritation... but can be stretched out to fit better.The package tell you to wear the beanie, so the button is on your left ear, but then you have a stitching seam on your forehead, and it's more uncomfortable. So I wear it the other way.It works great when your surroundings are quiet, but if your surroundings get louder and you have to turn up the volume to hear, it definitely starts to hurt the ears over time.After six months, one of my speakers seems to be going out, but very slowly.Overall, great product, and I definitely recommend!

One of the speakers didn't work when it arrived. Fortunately the Gilded Shelf took care of the problem and shipped another headset. Unfortunately it arrived after my boyfriends birthday.

I have been using this for the past few weeks. I first got it so I can have a low-profile pair of headphones for work, and it was amazing at that. The sound leakage is basically nonexistent. I could listen to more "heavy" music and people would have to get right up to my ear to even hear it. It sounded loud to me, but it doesn't sound loud to others. It is also great at letting you hear the audio from the headset and your real-life surroundings. The sound quality is decent, although it can be a little quiet if you work in a loud environment. I have since not needed them for that purpose and now I use them because it feels nice to have earbuds that don't feel like earbuds. I find traditional earbuds too uncomfortable to wear after long periods of time, but these feel natural. It's nice to just forget I'm technically wearing earbuds. I've been using them for calls, music, etc. and it does the job very well. While I did say the audio is decent, it's still not bad for the price. You get what you pay for and then some.

Beanie review:Day 1 review (might update later):At first I thought it didn’t fit, but I had it on backwards. Fits comfortably on my slightly larger than average head so the speakers are perfectly over my ears..Came in a nice sturdy box within bubble wrap envelope; so no worries about damage to product..Charged for two hours then put on head. Battery 252pm-704pm listened to podcasts whole time except for listening to two songs. Hat stayed comfortable throughout. iPhone says beanie battery is now at 81%. Not bad at all battery life. My old earbuds only lasted two hours and my airpod pros only last four. These apparently go...16 hours if I added that up right. Maybe much less for loud music? I don’t have the time to test that right now. Maybe one of these days during a shift at work..Quickly synced to iphone bluetooth..Looks nice (light blue). Feels nice and snug..Checked right and left with a binaural video on youtube. There appears to be no latency. The sounds and youtuber actions are in sync. Each speaker is performing separately and properly. The bass and overall sound is better than I expected..Now I will test an acoustic song. Damien Rice’s aol session of Delicate. Sounds better than my airpod pros lol. Probably not as good as a multi hundred dollar pair of Sennheisers or Sony’s top tier. For a beanie; better than I expected..Now I will test an electronic heavy song. Hydelic’s song called Connected. Wow that bass was surprisingly good. I think these speakers might be tuned to focus more on bass and electronic sounds than acoustic and vocal details. Still overall, for both types it proved more than satisfactory. Annnd thanks to youtube I now know that commercials about sasquatch soap sound just fine too..Con: I wanted the music aspect of the beanie to be a secret so that no one would bug me or ask me any questions about it. However I couldn’t find a single beanie on the amazon store that did not have these play/skip symbols and or a name on a patch on the side of the beanie. So I accepted that. I am hoping to think of a way to hide the symbols on the beanie. Tape would look bad. I might have to carefully scrape the symbols off with a knife. The rectangle speakers aren’t going to be noticed by most people as they themselves are pretty discreet. Suggestion for future products to manufacturers: if an oval shape would not hinder performance or raise costs too much; it could make speakers invisible even to an eye that is looking for it.

My guy has been told he is not able to use his bt headset anymore at work. I have been looking for a way around this. It's now winter and he has a shaved head. I thought a bennie and a bluetooth headset together perfect. He actually likes these. It keeps his head warm and he can still listen to music while he works. It lasts for up to 10 hours, so one day of his work. Easy to charge it comes with the charging cable. He was able to connect it to his phone quickly and easily. You can use it for calls as well, but I think he turns it off when he gets a call as I cannot tell he is on it or not. There is a mic somewhere in the bennie. This is washable, just remove the control panel and speakers before washing.