Skullcandy Sesh True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds

UPDATED: OK. I have been using these for a few months now. I was severely underwhelmed when I first got them, and I'm still not the greatest fan, but here are the pros and cons. *Size/Fit: 5 stars. Here, I have no complaints. They fit nicely, they're small, they're comfortable. I've been a skullcandy fan for a while, though I'll admit it's mostly for the aesthetic, which doesn't make up for what I'll mention in the rest of this review. *Case size: That boy is CHONKY. This is a BIG CASE. Will not be slipped into any pockets. This was designed for a desk, or a purse/backpack. Considering how small the buds are, this is insanely unnecessary. *Battery Life: Okay, they don't LIE about how short the battery life is, they say 3 hours right on the box, but that doesn't change the fact that 3 hours is a very short battery life. And 7 more hours charge in the case? Why is it so flipping large if there's not even a solid battery in it? I like to keep earbuds on with some music or a podcast playing during work most days, as it keeps me from being distracted. This means I need a 5 to 8 hour battery life, so these are out. Some of the podcasts I listen to have episodes longer than the battery life in these buds. What they are good for, however, it's throwing on something relaxing to pull me into sleep at bedtime. And that's it. THAT SAID, if you're only snagging these to take calls, then this might be a non-issue for you. *The Buttons: These are not touch buttons, they're buttons that actually click inwards. This means I can adjust the buds in my ears without accidentally pausing and unpausing the music, though it also means that I occasionally jam them uncomfortably into my ear canal when I'm not paying attention, as they require a heavy finger to click. (There is a way to kind of hold the bit that's out of your eardrum and press the button without drilling into your ear canal, but it's enough work to cancel out my joy at being able to adjust them without the risk of pausing the sound.) Furthermore, they use a different setting than all other buds I've used... You double click to raise/lower the volume instead of press-and-hold. So you have to poke your eardrums many, many times if you want to adjust the volume by a lot. Might as well unlock your phone and do it that way, because these volume controls are basically useless. *The Sound: The sound itself is okay. The sound it makes between tracks or when you pause your video/music/show is torture. Ever heard of coil whine? Yeah, these guys DO that. If you're a person that can hear those high-pitched electronic noises some devices make, these will be painful when they're running without sound. Ok. So...if you cannot hear super-high-frequency sounds, do not need them for long stints of time, and do not intend on carrying the case with you in a pocket -- these are actually not a bad deal. Grab a pair. These live on my bedside table, and I enjoy using them for their isolated purpose of quick relaxing YouTube videos to trick my insomnia into letting me pass out every night. But that's about all I can use them for.