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I have them. I do prefer my AirPod pros but these work fine with my Android devices. I don't use them much so I can't give you a detailed review but wanted to mention this—
I inherited them from someone who passed away. They would not charge and were still under warranty so the company sent me a new pair (I think I paid return shipping, which is understandable). The 2nd nib pair I sat on for a couple of months before trying them. Would not charge as well.
Ended up doing the good ole shocking jumpstart trick that I've had to do with an increasing number of lithium devices lately. They work fine now. I don't recommend it of course due to risk of fire, but wanted y'all to know that if allowed to they will discharge themselves below the point where they can no longer charge themselves.
There are a few YouTube videos on how to do this so I gather it isn't just a me problem.
They would not charge and were still under warranty so the company sent me a new pair (I think I paid return shipping, which is understandable). The 2nd nib pair I sat on for a couple of months before trying them. Would not charge as well.
I love Sennheiser, but I really don't understand how they can be on a THIRD iteration of these and still have the battery discharge problem.
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I inherited them from someone who passed away. They would not charge and were still under warranty so the company sent me a new pair (I think I paid return shipping, which is understandable). The 2nd nib pair I sat on for a couple of months before trying them. Would not charge as well.
Ended up doing the good ole shocking jumpstart trick that I've had to do with an increasing number of lithium devices lately. They work fine now. I don't recommend it of course due to risk of fire, but wanted y'all to know that if allowed to they will discharge themselves below the point where they can no longer charge themselves.
There are a few YouTube videos on how to do this so I gather it isn't just a me problem.
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