Pros
- Unique design
- Ear-wear extras, car charger, carrying pouch
Cons
- Poor sound quality overall
- Heavy
Bottom Line
I found the Dragon V2's sound quality disappointing, and its advertised working range of 300-plus feet does not hold up.
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