Bang & Olufsen - Beoplay E8 2.0 True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Indigo Blue

The Sony Xf-1000xm3, Sennheiser mtw, Master and Dynamics mw07, Powerbeats, Jabra , Bose soundsport free..I’ve had them all. I can tell you without doubt and coming from a person that listens to all styles, that as far as “Earphones”(not headphones) goes there is nothing better than this package. I listen to all styles from Dave Mathews, Metallica, Alex Ffrench, Future, Sia, to Boris Brejcha. If this doesn’t handle your range of styles I don’t know what can. Everyone’s ears are different but if you love powerful Sub Base that is balanced and comes through only when it suppose to and you love a wide sound stages with crisp highs and detail Mids that bring out hidden sounds in music, this is the one for you. It delivers on actual promised battery life of 4 hours(more actually) with 3 more full charges in case, unlike other brands. These also have great fit that disappears in your ears. They also nail the touch controls. And to top things off it has wireless charging and pairs to multiple devices at the same time, not just giving you the ability to pair one at the time. There is no better package on earth under $400. 93 years of experience behind this company and while they might not advertise like the others, they are just as respected if not more. Do yourself a favor, spend the extra money on these ..I swear to you that nothing else out there delivers a better complete package.

Sonically, I believe that it is a step up from its predecessor. The move to USB-C and a higher battery capacity case with Qi wireless charging was a good move. This is also one of the more comfortable true wireless earphones that I have owned. However, for a 2019 release still using Bluetooth 4.2 and no aptX codecs, the $350 price is too high. If they had put as much effort into improving the actual earphones as they did with the case, I would be more likely to recommend it at this price. As it stands, no. Get the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless (for $50 less) instead.

I just got the Sport/Active version of the B&O E8 v2 that was released on May 23rd. It's the E8 Motion and these are the best I've owned. The only difference is that they are white and they have fins to hold them in place while running. There are also suppose to have some bass EQ settings but I don't see it. I also have the Galaxy Buds, and the Jabra Elite 65t. I had the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless but returned them after about 3 weeks due to continuous battery drain. IMO, the B&O is comparable to the Sennheiser in sound quality. But it also has a smaller wireless charging case which can charge the buds 3 times vs 2 for the Sennheiser. Movies and games sound awesome. I've played 3 different videos w/o audio sync issues (knock on wood). Videos were: Captain America Winter Soldier; The Equalizer; The Making of Thriller. The model I got Come with fins and although they give a tighter fit, It gets uncomfortable after a while. These are a little on the expensive side so I would only recommend them if you want to spend around $380 (after taxes)

I've used multiple wireless headphones and these lasted the longest. Mind you, I workout with them a minimum 5 days a week and use multiple times a day. Great everyday wireless headphones.

Excellent range to make my brain happy! Definitely a B&O customer now.

Bang and Olufsen is the best. Love them! He color is awesome too!

Once you can figure out how to activate and pair them(it took 3 employees that all know how their way around electronics and myself an hour to make this happen) the sound quality is good. The battery life is terrible, if you remove the left earpiece more than 12” it stops working so sharing music isn’t possible. They have the music part down pretty well, the rest is a nightmare! Stick to the wired products until they get it together.

These headphones are very comfortable to wear. Sound quality is very good and they last pretty long time (case holds 3 charges for a total playtime of 4 hrs). I'm still figuring out some of the touch options as I do not always get them correct (picking up calls with a tap or pausing and turning off, etc...) that is why I only gave 4 stars for ease of use. Other than that the headphones are light, pretty and comfy and so is the case.