I've had these a couple of minths now and dont know how I lived without them! Easy to use, fantastic sound and good at staying put. The firmer earpieces are best for sports and can be changed to more standard rubber when not exercising.

These headphones are awesome. I sadly lostly them, but loved them enough to buy them again. The two earpeices are magnetic and attract together to make a loop around your neck, so you can quickly take them off to have a converstation without fiddling around.

What's not to love. I have been wanting one for so long.

For $250, the B&O Play Beoplay H5 are more expensive than many other exercise-focused Bluetooth earphones, but they come with several useful accessories and their audio performance is exceedingly hard to find in this category: crisp, accurate sound that doesn't overdo (or neglect) the bass.

Balanced audio performance with bright highs and deep bass; Dust- and splash-resistant design; Multiple eartip options and magnetic charging dock included

Inline remote buttons are stiff; Expensive

To start with I have owned many sets of Bluetooth headphones but never any that sounds as good as the h5 "s best bass I ever heard for in ear phones

Very well build Very cool turn off just touch ear pcs together and white led fades off And they sound great High cost but worth it

Only thing I needed a different size in the ear -pc rubber They include 5 sets of rubber and 5 sets of other ones But keep falling out of my ears I would still buy them again because of great sound

Excellent sound quality and attractive design. Charging dock whilst it is somewhat unusual or innovative doesn't suit practical use. The clasp ring for securing any lose cables serves no purpose also and tends to pop off.

Great finishing on high quality material, no doubt about it. I expected a much better sound for this price range. For less than half of the price you can find very similar sound quality on the BeatsX in-ear headphones but the B&O app to adjust the sound is a nice touch though.

B&O products are always a cut above the majority of brands, and that's undeniable. The debate does arise, however, when we compare the price vs. how much better the audio quality is, along with the features and build quality.

Bang & Olufsen's Beoplay H5 is easily the slickest pair of wireless in-ear headphones on the market. While most competing alternatives have large protruding buds or a clunky plastic neckband, the Beoplay H5 is a far a subtler option.

Great sound quality; Classy design; Clever charging solution

Can fall out of ears a little too easily; Expensive; Occasional Bluetooth issues

While the Beoplay H5 wireless earphones are great in terms of its design, slightly disappointing audio quality leads us to believe that the H5 wireless isn't worth the £199 price tag.