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I like mine but they can suffer from wind noise cancelling out the sound quite easily. For prolonged periods combined with glasses they can make my ears a bit sore too. I have the basic ones though so these issues might be less of an issue on the others. Think about where you’ll store them when not in use as well, I fit mine into one of my jersey pockets and it’s fine but they don’t pack up like wired or standard in ear wireless headphones obviously so something to think about.
Pretty good summary.
They are a bit much on the ears along with sunglasses, but i can usually find a way to make them fit.
When not in use I just push them down onto my neck.
Take back-up headphones too. It's really annoying when you are on a long ride and get into listening to something and the battery dies three hours from home.
I use standard wired headphones on really long events as I don't want another device to have to charge, but some people used them on TCR.
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I like mine but they can suffer from wind noise cancelling out the sound quite easily. For prolonged periods combined with glasses they can make my ears a bit sore too. I have the basic ones though so these issues might be less of an issue on the others. Think about where you’ll store them when not in use as well, I fit mine into one of my jersey pockets and it’s fine but they don’t pack up like wired or standard in ear wireless headphones obviously so something to think about.