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Question: The user manual says to press and hold power and the multifunction button to hear settings, but this does nothing on mine. Am I missing something?
Document: I've had these headphones for a little over a week now, and am very happy with them overall. The reason I am giving them 4 stars rather than 5 is twofold:1.) I have yet to be able to access the advanced menu options. The menu says I should press the power and multi-function button to get to this menu, but that doesn't appear to do anything. Maybe this is simply user error.
Now, I&#8217;ll be listening to my computer and have my phone all at the same time. What not to love? As for the quality, SOLdiers can attest to this and the finish is impeccable. I got the white and it doesn't seem to smudge by holding it.Ease of use - Excellent due to minimal buttons. Volume, power and multi-function button plus easy pairing and NFC activation.
Your thumb controls the multi-function button and index finger for the volume. Power is on top, but with a NFC capable phone, all you need to do is touch your phone to the right side of the headphone to turn it on/off.
I stepped up to these when I had random disconnect issues with a pair of Jaybird BlueBuds X earbuds, and I can honestly say I can't be happier. They connection is great and never drops out, they sound phenomenal, and the battery seems to last just about forever. Sol and Motorola did an awesome job with these. The only thing I would change is the location of the power button, which is only slightly annoying as it's not easy to reach with the headphones on, but that's honestly just a nitpick.
easy set up - sound range I think is good  for the average user-  fit okmost outside sound blocked - I  like it for that . will buy another for my wife.
I got these as a present for my husband's birthday and he absolutely loved them. He said that he has a &#34;new appreciation for music&#34; because of the quality and distinction in which he could hear the bass.
I'm kind of a Bluetooth Headphones junkie. I have tried just about every manufacture and these are by far the best. Incredible battery life and sound. Also the ability to be connected to two devices at the same time and switching with the push of the function button.3/26/14  I like these so well that I purchased a second pair for my wife. Fantastic product.
When I receive a call, the music stops and the call is announced. How sweet :) and when the call ends, the music resumes. All without wires! This would have been magic back in my youth.The SOL Republic / Motorola Tracks Air also includes a USB charging cable, wires so you can plug this into your device (which then disables the Bluetooth to save power), and a nice carry 'pouch'. Why would you ever want the wires?
The EQ settings severely limit these headphones in my experience. The Rock setting which usually does well with earbuds or car systems lack any success with these headphones. The mids are lowered too much and it sounds like you are listening through a wall.Let's talk about comfort - I can wear these for more than one hour at a time comfortably without feeling like my head is in a vise.
My primary use is for during work, I'm not a professional audiophile. However, this does not preclude me from wishing to have what I feel to be the best sounding headphones I can acquire at the value I'm willing to pay for.Here's the two devices I'll use these with:Computer/iTunes/Rdio: There's EQ settings in iTunes that will affect your experience with these headphones. I suggest using Flat/OFF and going from there.
Answer: You have to do it with power off mode.