Uncomfotable

Piece of crap given the price. Terribly uncomfortable

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Scooter 263

Wood recommend these headphones

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Grado GW100 Wireless Series

Unlike my last Grado purchase (the behind the ears eGrado, cheap both in price and product), this is a great buy! It actually took a while for them to break in but the sound quality is now almost at the level of my wired Grado cans. I now keep the SR225 as standby in the case I need to charge the GW100s. They are comfortable and feel great over the ears. They are not super light but you really don't notice them while wearing them. You also can't beat the convenience of wireless. I don't use them for critical listening but mostly while working.

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Grado GW100 Wireless Series

These headphones are ideal. They have the same great sound quality I have come to expect from Grado and the open air design allows me to converse with people around me, if I keep the music low enough. They are a bit tight when you first get them but the instructions include a suggestion to ease that it you wish. I have loosened them a little bit, yet enjoy the snug fit so they stay on my hear when I am moving to the music or getting supplies out of lower drawers in the studio.

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Grado GW100 Wireless Series

Sound good . Seem like there made with low quality parts

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Great sound! Terrible startup chord!!!

The sound quality is great, but I hate the chord that plays when turning the headphones on and off. I cringe knowing it's coming. There should be a way to disable it.

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Grado GW100 Wireless Series

very open and airy sound, better than I expected. I bought these headphones so I can hear cars, and people while enjoying my music. These are the exact opposite than noise cancellation, as you can hear all outside sounds. Bass response a surprising delight, as Grado is not known for bass response. All in all I am happy with these headphones.

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Not a high fidelity wireless headphone. Much better sound in wired mod

Had high hopes for Grado wireless headphones given the quality of Grado's wired headphones. Alas the sound in wireless mode was not high fidelity. When I attached the supplied wire and plugged into my iPhone via Apple lightning adapter the sound was much better. I also bought the GW100 based on it being "semi-open." Tt's closer to closed than open . The foam against your ear can get hot. The foam ear pieces reminded my of my first headphones -- a pair of Sennheiser foam headphone phones that I used with a Walkman -- circa 1978!

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Grado GW100 Wireless Series

I've been listening to these for a couple of weeks now. I use them in an office setting with minimal noise. They replace a pair of Grado SR80's which I love. I was looking to lose the wires. My initial impression is that they don't have as large a sound stage as the SR80's and more emphasis on the bass. As advertised, the GW100's have less noise leakage, both in and out, which I believe is the main reason for the smaller sound stage. For the first few days, I listened using the ear cushions that came with them. This results in an on-ear configuration and became uncomfortable after hours of listening. A long time ago, I purchased G-cushions for my SR80's so I swapped them onto the GW100's to take the pressure off my ears--much better. This also seemed to open up the sound stage a bit. I had read reviews about poor bluetooth implementation in these head phones. I have not had any issues, but most of the time I'm using them, my source (phone) is on my desk. The placement of the power button took some getting used to. For me, it is in a location that my thumb naturally rests when putting them on or taking them off, resulting in accidental button pushes. I've been listening for 4 or 5 hours per day and only need to charge them about every 3rd day. Charging time is only a couple hours. Generally, I'm very happy with the headphones. Losing the wire but maintaining the high Grado sound standard was the goal and I think the GW100's hit the mark.

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Grado GW100 Wireless Series

I already knew Grado wited headphones were great so when looking for audiophile quality Bluetooth headphones I pulled the trigger on these. Dee's confirmation that these were a good choice certainly helped. No disappointment, they're awesome! I use them for listening to music and for TV watching.

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Amazing "niche" product for instrumentalists/singers

These are a "niche" product to be sure, as most people using wireless headphones are "on the go" and want to block OUT noise -- and obviously the open back headphones defeat that purpose. I have a separate pair of headphones that I use for my NYC commute -- these would be terrible on the subway! However, for my practice as a musician, these headphones are completely unique! They offer the amazing experience of playing along to recordings while also hearing myself play WITHOUT the muffling of closed-back headphones. As a saxophonist/singer, this is awesome -- especially if I'm learning music off of a recording and trying to match exactly what I hear. Also, when I'm transcribing music at the keyboard, I can hear the keyboard and the GW100s at a balanced volume. What makes them unique is that I don't have to deal with annoying wires/cables that really get in the way while playing the saxophone or keyboard. They bleed sound, for sure, but for my purposes that's not a concern. Most important, the headphones sound great. I am coming from Bowers & Wilkins P5s, which are fine headphones, but the Grado headphones have a life and energy to the sound that I enjoy, and the detail is terrific. I find myself listening to music and just wanting to sing/dance/play along.

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Grado GW100 Wireless Series

Grado's wireless phones have the smooth, effortless sound found in their other phones. They outperform both the SR80 and SR125 phones I already have, most notably in bass response. And they are reasonably priced.

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