Had these for about 7 months now. They have been good overall. After about 6 months the battery starts to die much sooner and recently have had issues charging even with the original USB cable being in good shape and little wear on the headphones. Paint scratches easily. From the start, the bass on these are lacking, especially if you listen to newer hip hop. As for the Google Assistant feature, it gets buggy sometimes and requires good signal connection and sometimes it is hard to connect to your phone. I love the feature when it is working properly. Maybe future models will have more customization options for the feature.

I get this amazing JBL Everest and of course I am very excited to use them playing my favorite music all day.

I have a wide head. These fit well with minor discomfort, but I’m also picky. They do get hot after a while, but that’s also the nature of these types of headphones. I like the optional cable that comes with them it’s come in handy for when your battery dies. You can connect multiple devices but I would not recommend it, the headphones then get crackly. Best to connect to ask for device at once. All the fOperation buttons on one side Of the headphones is pretty dumb, it’s very easy to get buttons mixed up. I put a Tiny piece of grip tape on one of the buttons to give me better idea of what I’m pressing and that’s helped a lot. Not noise canceling which is fine, I don’t need that. Looks are decent too. The Google/Siri assist is handy also. They sound good to me, but I’m also not an audiophile. Could be lighter in weight glad it had a padded headband.