content: this is the company that is making a lot of those generic wireless earbuds at the moment. three things im finding with all of them- you drop the case from any kind of height, and theyre fucked, and go into note 2 - they de-pair then wont connect with each other again. they appear thereafter as TWO different earpieces in all bluetooth menus. you cant sync them. they only work one at a time. 3 - everything... and i mean everything that emits EMF interferes with them, other sets of headphones or earphones, overhead power cables. You get off a train in melbourne at Southern Cross station and you have to turn them off, they do not work in the city as its almost like youre sitting there with the pause button on your phone randomly tapping it so the music starts and stops, one side drops out, then the other, then both, then pairing mode, then connected, then your phone is playing the music on its own. Fuze seems to be one of the few companies that actually puts some effort into their product, ive got a pair of those which avoids the first two issues but it still cops the third, BUT, we are talking the difference between $35 in a petrol station for the Fuze set VS a $160 pair that Telstra sell (EB100) which dont even have a fucking brand on them let alone any kind of online support.