Bang & Olufsen True Wireless Earphone, Natural, One size

Excellent sound would not recommend for outdoors activities or gym as these will fall out love the case made of high quality leather only thing Ive noticed is I've had these less than a year and I'm needing to charge them more but other than that excellent

Upon opening these earbuds they look really good quality and they were easy to charge, turn on, pair up and play, however the audio quality is terrible there is no bass and they sound scratchy. I only tried them for half an hour while trying to find volume settings. Even still, the volume was quiet. Not good for going to the gym or using when in the same room as someone who has a phone or TV on high. I will stick to my airpods as these are better.

Good product. Stylish and neat

Have had numerous ear buds but the saying 'You get what you pay for' is true. The Bang & Olufsen Beoplay E8 2.0 are true quality, stunning sound & every function works without fault. True perfection.

When they work, these B&O earbuds are fantastic. But only when they work. On a train, or, even worse, on the underground, they disengage and become useless.

I purchased this in late April 2021 and have probably used it 10-15 times now that it is late Aug 2021. I normally just listen to music or broadcast while doing chores, not particularly high volume. The Beoplay E8 2.0 battery would literally die within 2 hours (not even close to the 4hrs indicated life). Comparing to the few other wireless earbuds I have (Jabra, Sony etc.) this battery life is ridiculous as most would at least survive 3-4 hours if not more. Even a 20gbp soundpeats from amazon performs better in this regard. To make matters worse, the low-life sound notification is really unclear, resulting in sudden shut-down of the Beoplay E8 2.0. 1/5 for me and will not recommend.

Bought these in February for using at the gym. Used between 15-20 times pre-lockdown. I’ve got small ears so they were uncomfortable and didn’t stay in, so I had to buy different covers, got Comply and much better, found that they fitted well and stayed in position. Sound quality good, noise cancellation, not so good. Controls a bit slow/laggy...but ok for what I needed them for. Bit as good as I was expecting, but good enough. Felt slightly disappointed but not enough to fuss with returning them and like I said nice sound quality. Then covid hit and these got put away, in their case, in the drawer. I’ve just bought an exercise bike with Bluetooth compatibility so I can exercise at home, got these out to charge today and they’re totally dead. The lights on the charging case unit won’t even illuminate. Tried different plugs and sockets throughout the house but nothing. Very disappointed due to the extremely limited use these have had. Wouldn’t recommend based on this. A shame as prior to this I hadn’t had any problems with them once I got new tips and didn’t really use the controls too much in the gym so their slow response didn’t worry me too much anyway.. But they’re obviously not reliable and they really should be for the £200 I paid for them. So I am wary of re-ordering headphones from B&O again. Edited - Amazon helpful chat service and am now sending these back for full refund and buying AirPods Pro.

Are today's children spoiled or what? Anyway it gladdened his little heart. He had been reading reviews and settled on this one. He keeps reciting the ad copy literature to me. I have told him that it is all hype. Never believe the advertising - it's all designed to make you buy. I picked up an old document holder and said "this premium quality, flagship model, unique, bendable, - as it was broken - document holder is state-of-art quality, engineered to give an enhanced experience" or some such gibberish. We laughed, and I hope I have set him on the way to future frugality and acquiring a healthy dose of skepticism towards ad copy. Wanting something is always so much better than having it. The copy never translates into the actual item being sold. Maybe it is just me. Most of my Amazon spends are on my nephew. Until he grows up. But for the pleasure the thing has given, I give it 5 stars.

Todo bien, solo no cargaron

While searching for some new true wireless earbuds, I did a lot of research. I'm coming from using the AirPods and wanted something with much better audio quality. Most people seemed to suggest the Momentums over the B&O's and it seems that the sound quality is comparable, but every subjective depending on who you talk to. But the Momentums have a battery drain issue that I did not want to deal with, so I went with the B&O's and I was blown away. The audio quality is top notch, the bass is punchy and clean. The EQ settings in the app have different settings depending on your environment, which is extremely helpful. These aren't true noise cancelling earbuds but they offer passive noise cancelling, they create a nice seal and it is very difficult to hear your surroundings when you have them in your ears. Depending on your usage, that can be a good or bad thing. The ability to touch the left earbud and listen to your surroundings without having to take the earbuds out is a great feature. I've seen complaints about the quality, but this isn't a feature you're going to be using for hours on end. It's just a quick way to have a conversation or to listen to an announcement, say if you're at the airport. And the touch controls are a welcome feature, especially since they don't require you to press buttons that move around the earbud or press into your ear. They're simple and intuitive, you get used to them if you haven't used touch controls before for earbuds. Fit is perfect. Now, everyone is not going to have the same experience with fit. All of our ears are different, and for some people certain earbuds fit better than others. Most of the time I get ear fatigue with true wireless earbuds, outside of the AirPods. I had to take my time using the different eartips that came with the B&O's to find the right fit. For me, by far, the Comply foam eartips are the best. They create a solid seal, expand and remain comfy for hours of use. I recommend getting a pair of the Comply Comfort foam eartips for extended use, but the included Comply Sport foam eartips work just as well, they're just better suited for gym situations. I don't use these for the gym, I think they're better suited for a casual listening experience, commute or walking around town. But I would feel comfortable using them at the gym if I needed to in a pinch. The battery case is by far the best case I've seen for true wireless earbuds. The leather is premium, it's small enough to fit in a pocket and it's actually wireless. The ability to throw this on my wireless charger is such a nice feature. It also includes USB-C, which is a nice extra for future proofing. Three additional charges included with the case also helps keep these going for a good week or two depending on my usage. Yes, these are expensive, but they offer more compared to the other $300 true wireless earbuds out there, in my opinion. There are too many trade-offs with the others that I researched.

Agréable à porter, facile à utiliser, très bon son, et boitier de stockage/recharge bien pratique. Seul reproche, je trouve la réduction de bruit perfectible

Battery empty after 1,5 hours. Sound is good

I want send this back how do i do ?have had them just few months ?