Like any and all ear phones what device you use will play a factor in how well they perform, I tested these on three devices, my Nexus 7(2013), my Nokia Lumia 520 and my iPod Touch 5th gen. Every device gave similar performance with subtle differences, such as volume, the iPod had the lowest volume, tonal qualities, by far my Nokia had better tonal control(EQ) then the other devices. Battery life on the MPow Seals is pretty close to their claim. I got 6 hours on my first use then after charging the second time I was getting 6.5 hours of playback, of course playback time does determine how loud you have the ear phones turned up and how far away you are from your device.
I did find that the cable between the ear phones is just a bit short, I would liked to have another 2-3 inches more, yep I have a big head, also the controller, in my opinion should have been right in the middle, since it is closer to one side I found that the weight of it kept pulling the ear phone out, that was a little annoying. Having the charging port in the controller is nice but contributes to the ear phone falling out. In closing I would say that the actual performance of the MPow Seals is impressive, I think the sound they produce is fantastic, battery life is awesome and the design is quite pleasing. Make the cable a bit longer, place the charging port on one of the ear phones and place the controller in the center and this will be a awesome set of earphones.
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