> Again, I have been using them for 2 months in a variety of situations and have never come close to losing them. It probably fits your ears well. It does fit

> Again, I have been using them for 2 months in a variety of situations and have never come close to losing them. It probably fits your ears well. It does fit mine well enough when I tried them, but it did not the owner's. Even then I would not be confident enough to use them on a bus when asleep. > Furthermore, if you don't use them, how do you claim sub-par audio quality? I don't use them, which has not stopped me from trying them. >Will those headphones >• Be completely wireless? >[...] Your product is not for me. I will not buy it, neither will anyone who does not want ANY wires. I don't know of in-ear, wireless headphones that have acceptable audio quality. I've read somewhere there are some wireless over/on-ear ones that do, however. But I have never tried anything like that so I can't in good conscience recommend them. With that said, most people that have told me they can't do without wireless change their mind when I invite them to try the half-broken ATH-M50 headphones I use on the go. However, I do understand that some people don't care about listening to the details of a song and just having an audible beat and/or metallic voice is enough to satisfy them. There's also even more people with hearing problems. Whatever case it is, although I would recommend you go for a cheaper alternative, if every one of those bullet points is mandatory and worth 230 USD to you, then yes, there's nothing to discuss and stick with the ear pods.