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You won't experience any fatigue from weight or pinching over long listening sessions, though as on-ear headphones they don't block out as much noise as over-ear pairs like the BackBeat PRO 2 (which also feature active noise cancellation). The headphones weigh just 5.6 ounces, and thanks to the memory foam on the earcups, feel very comfortable on the head.

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The right earcup holds the power switch, which also activates Bluetooth pairing mode, and a voice assistant button that works with your connected smartphone or tablet, along the back and bottom edge. A micro USB port for charging, along with a 3.5mm port for wired use (cables are included for both, along with a fabric carrying bag), sit on the bottom edge of the left earcup.

The left earcup features rubber-covered membrane buttons for play/pause and track navigation on the back panel, and a volume rocker on the back edge. The left and right earcups are clearly labeled with large, distinct letters printed on the fabric under each earpad. The arms connecting the earcups to the headband are metal, with distinct click stops for adjusting fit. The earcups and headband are covered in a smooth, matte plastic on the outside, with faux-leather-wrapped memory foam for the earpads and the underside of the headband. While not quite as stylish as the BackBeat Sense, the BackBeat 500 headphones (available in gray, dark gray, and white versions) look and feel surprisingly well-constructed for the price.

They don't offer the slick style or powerful sub-bass as our pricier picks, but what you get is still impressive enough to earn Editor's Choice for under-$100 Bluetooth on-ear headphones. These $79.99 headphones are comfortable to wear, friendly on the wallet, and deliver audio performance comparable with options that cost twice as much. The pickings are much slimmer below the $100 line, and that makes the Plantronics BackBeat 500 so surprising. If you can spend that much, there are several excellent choices, like the Marshall Mid Bluetooth. The price for very good wireless headphone performance usually falls around $150 to $200.

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For those whom are audiophiles they might feel shortchanged with quality and the lack of an app but these are not intended for such but they pass the test here with me when it comes to someone looking for decent cans at an affordable price. The is an app you can use though which will see in the video below but overall these are well-balanced with highs,lows and mids and offer a crisp sound which is clear with some bass and overall I would not complain looking at it from your average users point of view. Sound wise these are well-balanced but no app to control EQ so you will have to use your own built-in app or a third-party one. The Left side also has your 3.5mm socket and Micro USB Port and volume up/down keys so there is a mix between the two sides to avail of all the functions. The right side has a plastic cover instead and has no function side but the rest of the action here is done with raised buttons place around the sides being your power-on/off and you have your quick access key to Siri/ Google Assistant which all work well The cups have a really nice finish to them with its rubber like feel and on the left side you will have easy access to control buttons for music selection,skip,pause and so on and the keys are slightly raised so you can easily navigate blindly. They sport adjustable arms each side which are solid and will not move during activities. The pads are comfy which is important but not too deep and one thing that is good here they do not sweat but this may depend on the individual or environment.