[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] daaango:
I ordered these a few days ago and just got them today, been playing with them for about an hour. Around $88 total and the shipping was pretty quick. The box is pretty neat, and it comes with a case (that I'll probably never use) and three different ear gel sizes.

Here's my quick little review:

Love the design, it works great. The button works great with Winamp on a stock rooted G2, one press to play/pause, and two presses to skip forward. I tried triple press but it doesn't go backwards (it only skips a track and pauses). Also, the volume dial actually works!

So far audio quality is excellent. I wouldn't qualify myself as an audiophile, but I do have a very high standard for listening. I don't listen to FLAC, but I do try to keep my mp3 collection at 320 kbs (or at least 256). I listen to a lot of different genres and everything sounds good, but like the review in that youtube video said, the bass could be a little better (but its still good). When it comes to electronic music on the headset, a little more bass wouldn't hurt. As for hip hop, the bass should be more than enough for most listeners out there (Honest Expression by Binary Star sounds pretty sweet on the headset). Someday I'll try out PowerAmp and work with the equalizer.

If you use the stock music player (not sure why you would with such great alternatives out there) you'll be happy to know that its perfectly compatible too. You can answer calls, pause/play music, skip forward, and whatnot. BUT, If you use Winamp and have the "Control headset" setting ticked, all you can do is control the music; if your phone starts ringing while you're listening to music and you press the answer button on the headset, you'll just resume playback. Hopefully Winamp's next update fixes this, or is there a way to set Winamp as the default player?

So far I only have one gripe; the wire is a little loud, meaning that when it moves around a lot and rubs against clothes or anything, you can hear it. I only noticed it when I turned down the volume a lot and actually focused on the noise, but in my personal regular volume listening levels, its hardly noticeable.

Another thing I noticed was that the volume dial has boundaries, meaning it doesn't spin infinitely. Not a problem for me, but it may be worth mentioning. At max media volume, the dial can turn the music down to a level where you really have to strain yourself to try and hear it, so I think it would be safe to say that it can go to "silent" no matter how high the media volume is set at. Also, turning the dial doesn't affect the media volume bar. With the phone media volume and the headset dial turned all the way up to the maximum, its about the same loudness as the OEM headset, but a lot more clear.

Lastly, the all important phone call quality (which is worth two sentences). I had a test call with a friend, and things were clear on both ends. The mute button also does what its supposed to.

So basically,

PROS:

+ Unique design

+ Great audio quality

+ Fully functioning buttons

CONS:

- Loud wire

- Bass lacking (by a tad)

Overall, a great headset paired with a great phone. Thanks elracing21 for mentioning these!