Product link: <a href="http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00O7Q4IBU" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00O7Q4IBU</a><br /><br />This is the review for the Mpow Muze Touch Wireless Bluetooth Headphones<br /><br />These headphones as a simple minimalist design with touch button that's clearly label. The power/multifunction button is also an LED indicator on the side of the right ear cup. The 3.5mm audio input is located at the bottom left cup while the micro USB charging port is located on the right ear cup. While listening to music via Bluetooth, the button be use to play/pause, navigate track and change volume. The touch surface is smooth at first you might think you need to be able to locate and press on the "button" but it's nothing more than a surface that you suppose to swipe on. Swipe up for volume up, down for volume down and swipe left and right to change track. Overall very cool way to handle this control. The headphones will fold up for on the go. A carrying case on the go would be great for this pair of headphones, which sadly isn't included.<br /><br />Being over ear headphones, the ear pads doesn't seem as soft on touch but they were very comfortable to wear. The head band was a little but hard to the touch but in practice they seems to support very well. I did found that the headphones on it most extended position barely fit me, so If anybody with a big head these might be an issue for you. I found the headphones have some weight to them and if you're actively moving around your shaking your head vigorously, they'll slowly slip off. I would wear it for over an hour to begin feeling some warmness on my ears which is when I take them off for a short break.<br /><br />There're ample amount Bass on this pair of headphones to satisfied most bass head. On certain song, bass drop so hard you can feel the headphones moving on your ears. The bass for the most part are clean but there on certain range the bass can sounds a little bit muddy and unclear. Just the nature of having a lot of bass in headphones. Mid where vocal are is also emphasized and vocal sounds slightly forward with warm luscious sounding tones. The high manage to stay clean, cymbal crash and string instruments sounds very good on this pair of headphones without being overly harsh. Try some DJ Snakes for a good sub bass experience, while switching to Echosmith you'll find the nice warm vocal with instrument nicely mix together. I think most typical user will really enjoy this pair of headphones.<br /><br />Battery wise, it takes about 3 hours or so to fully charge the battery and it's good for over 10 hours. I leave it at works and using it about 2 hours a day it was good for over a week worth of music playing. After the battery run out, you can also use the 3.5mm audio cable to play music straight from your device as it doesn't require power to do this. This is useful for older device b<br />...<br /><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGDD_arhWQk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGDD_arhWQk</a>