 The Cooler Master Novatouch TKL utilizes genuine Topar hybrid capacitive switches and is now available at a more affordable price. Click now to learn more. Ah yes, now that that skits over, let's start with the physical overview of these headphones. At the end of the nicely textured sporty looking green cable, we have a right angle 4 pole connector which I'm very happy they went with as it can be very annoying to run with a vertical connector coming out of a smartphone that is arm mounted. Moving off the cable we have one of the smallest yet best features of these sporty in-ears, the tiny plastic clip. Why is the tiny plastic clip so cool? Well it's adjustable from anywhere to the 3.5mm connector to the remote and it will make literally on the run cable management a breeze. Cable slopping around during your workout can be incredibly frustrating and this little clip will help a lot. Continuing on we have the remote I mentioned earlier which happens to feature a microphone on the back. These headphones come in different models depending on what phone you have. Be sure to check out sennheiser.com slash compatibility to make sure yours will work for you. If your phone does work with that little remote you can use it to interact with your phone in a number of ways. Pressing the middle circle button will accept or end a call or holding it down for 2 seconds will reject said call before it even starts. If you're listening to music that same button can be used as a single quick tap for play or pause and then for a longer 2 second tap to go on the next song in your list. That's it for the circle button and the plus and minus buttons are pretty self explanatory as they only control volume. Next up is the little slider thing that can yet again help with cable management. While I appreciate that they included this and I'm sure some people will use it, I personally find it rather annoying so I'll just leave it at the top of the remote where it won't bug me and we can move on to the in-ears themselves. The first thing I noticed when I grabbed these was just how boxy the around the ear part was and I was sure they would be uncomfortable. And I'm okay with admitting it, I was super wrong. Where these do look boxy on the outside and square like, on the inside they're actually more rounded and softer. The experience of wearing them is great. They were very light and I wasn't even really aware that they were there other than the fact that they were in my ear. I would probably forget that they were there if they just had the outside part. Very soft, nice experience. For ear adapters Sennheiser has supplied some anti-microbial, starey touch ones with small, medium and large for your insertion pleasure. I don't have much data on just how clean these starey touch adapters are but looking at their quick guide if you happen to get them sweaty and gross you can just put them under some tap water and then hang them to let them dry. Not something I've seen or I would actually ever really recommend with most other headphones. Moving on to audio quality, these 20 ohm impedance 18 to 20,000 hertz frequency response earbuds sound actually quite good. I have to admit it wasn't all that surprising giving Sennheiser's pedigree but workout people do love their extremely high volumes and booming bass. So this is mainly what I tested them with and I'm happy to admit that these headphones can hold their own in these categories as well. So in conclusion if you're looking into starting a workout routine or if you already have been working out but you're looking for a new pair of in-ears this might be a great option for you. They're super easy to clean, they're safe to haul around with you and they're around a hundred bucks and sound damn good for it. I know for myself at least that these will happily be replaced with my Apple EarPods and Spring Clips set up which weren't the ones that I crushed by the way. Would you guys like to see more workout gear inspired videos like maybe some fitness trackers or anything like that? Let me know in the comments down below or over on the forum. While you're here like, dislike, favorite, subscribe, follow, share all that fun stuff and check out the link in the description below this video for an option to buy this shirt or even probably these headphones. Over on the forum you can become a contributor that helps us out a ton or you can just change your Amazon affiliate links because that helps us out a lot too. Thank you guys for watching and I'll see you next time.