Customer Ratings & Reviews

In terms of a truly wireless experience. These are amazing and much less of an eyesore when it comes to how it looks on you. The audio is great but doesn't really push much bass. The two main issues are that there are connectivity issues when it comes to pairing your device. The second issue is the touch controls, by tapping on the earpiece. They just don't respond at times and becomes an annoyance. Sidenote, "ambient noise cancellation" is really not something you'll be amazed by. The price of these, I can't suggest to anyone unless you are just looking for something for style purposes and fitting.

Great sound quality, however, wished they made a sport version that has features such as waterproof. Overall great buy

These are very expensive and the only comparison I have is to apple iPads and the wired apple earphones. The B&O are superior to these and sound great . I don't know if there are other earbuds that are between $159 and $300 that sound as good or almost as good but these are really excellent in sound quality

Took a sec to get setup but overoverall great great sound and great fit

These are just ok. Definitely not worth the price point in my opinion and if you have an iPhone definitely go with AirPods. I went back to my AirPods after a week of trying these out

The sound is incredible and they fit perfectly with great controls.

Great ear buds that give perfect sound. Would benefit from a more protective cover

Love my B&O in-ear headphone perfect for the gym and commuting to work

I absolutely love these, but needed more volume for the gym.

These are ok. The sound is fine. I use this sort of device on my daily exercise bike rides. I got a pair of xFryo wireless buds. For half the price. And they claim to be waterproof, which is very important to me (I sweat a lot). Plus this Beoplay E8 is bulkier than the xFryo, so that's a negative for the B & O product. These are ok. But expensive.

Great sound but even with different buds still slipped out.

I really like the sound of these but had far too frequent and annoying Bluetooth drops...too expensive for these kinds of issues

Wanted to cut the card with my iPod. Wasn't;t impressed with sound of AirPods. Found these on sale for a little over $200. I was familiar with B&O sound quality. Sound as good as my B&W C5II. Set up is a little weird with the app but everything works well.

I would recommend this to anyone for listening to music but not for use with a phone. for one the buds are tight fitting and feels like you have your fingers in your ears and hear yourself talking. very funny feeling when trying to talk to anyone either in person or on the phone. have to take one out to truly talk to anyone.

This is an awesome product the sound quality is on par with the sennheiser's. In addition, it has ambient noise and The equalizer is second to none for air buds. When you change the equalizer on these earbuds the sound changes dramatically sound euphoria.

I like B&O products, they are premium but they're well-built, stylish, and have top notch audio quality. Their Bluetooth speaker (BeoPlay A1) is one of my favorite speakers. I'm not a fan of their H9i headphones but I enjoy my H7's. That being said, I'm not sure what they've done with these earbuds but they aren't very good. B&O was able to pack a bunch of tech in here. The touch controls actually work, I like that I can let in outside noise and actually amplify it a bit, and the custom (but limited) EQ is also a nice touch that too many companies look over. The charging case is compact and relies on USB-C, they even made it textured. The earbuds magnetically snap into place and they're coming out with a new charging case, and stand, that support wireless QI charging. The earbuds themselves are extremely lightweight and comfortable, I could wear these for hours without issues. The included ComplyFoam tips were my favorite and always kept the earbuds in place. I didn't have to adjust them during an exercise sessions. Their audio quality was also really good. I ended up boosting the bass a bit but the stereo separation, clear highs, detailed mids, and rumbling lows were all a delight for a pair of earbuds. The part where B&O messed up is the connectivity. These would disconnect from my phones way too often. During a 1-hour exercise session, these would disconnect 6 times. That's just unacceptable whenever other companies (Apple and Bose) have it figured out. At first I thought it was my phone (iPhone XS Max) so I tried them with my work phone (Note9) and the results were the same. There weren't any firmware updates or anything like that. I think it was the review from The Verge that was pretty spot-on with these. There is a lot to love but their connectivity is killer. I exchanged my pair for a second just in case and the results were exactly the same. I even took them into a B&O store and they didn't know what to do. They had a pair that I could try and they did the same thing. The sales person didn't act very surprised and said the only thing they could do is send them off for repair. So I returned my earbuds and bought a different pair (Jaybird Runs). They were a slight improvement when it came to the connectivity issues so I returned those for something else. I really wanted to like these earbuds. They are sleek, have great sound quality, the touch controls actually work, USB-C charging is great, and the companion app is easy to use. But it's hard to like a pair of wireless earbuds if they are always disconnecting from the audio source. It didn't matter if I was at the gym, my office, outdoors, walking downtown, or at home. These would constantly skip and, to me, that makes them unusable.

A little bit too expensive for what you get and they can be uncomfortable to wear for more than 3 hours.

These have good sound, not a good as my wired Shure SE 535 earbuds, but not bad. Fine for music, and the recharging case worked great. But when I used them to watch video, I noticed a pronounced sound delay, so that the moving lips of the speaker were ahead of the words heard on the ear buds. That isn't acceptable so I returned them to the store, with no problems.

I have tried three brands and the controls on the BO are easy as the touch screen on your phone. Just lightly hold your finger for 2 seconds accesses phone calls, mute sound, skip or repeat and volume. other brands require hard pressing of button which puts more pressure on your ears.

Headphones sound great but the app is not very good and function very well