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Having almost 2 years, I can also write my objective opinion.

So, the positives:

The sound is very good, clear and with strong bass, although the high notes are missing a bit. The volume is also very high, to the point that sometimes I just put the headphones on 100% volume and use them as mini speakers.

The battery is endless, weeks pass until I simply leave them to charge overnight.

Excellent connectivity, I always had them on Bluetooth and never lost signal.

Personally, the headphones never tired me, the earpads are very large and soft, which also isolate the external sound very well.

And now the negatives:

Within 2 years, I had to buy 4 different sets of earpads, they broke relatively often and I noticed that they all broke in the same way, meaning the seam opened from the inside. I consider it a design flaw.

The biggest negative is that the headphones broke on both sides where they rotate. The plastic is very thin in these two points and with use, it weakens to the point that it breaks in half. Unfortunately, I tried many times to glue them in many ways, but the plastic is so thin at that point that it doesn't allow you to do much.

These are my experiences from the 2 years I have had them. Very good headphones, I recommend them, but be very careful, especially if you see cracks starting to appear where the headphones rotate.

Beautiful keyboard with very fast switches.

The keys are pressed very easily and quickly thanks to the "Low Profile Cherry Reds," which makes a big difference in games.
The LEDs are pretty good, although in this area, Razer does better as they are not TOO bright like Alienware's.
The software for controlling the LEDs seems easy and doesn't need to always be running for the LEDs to work. After the initial LED settings in the application, one can save up to 5 profiles on the keyboard, which the user can change with the FN+F3 combination, so the application is not necessary afterwards.
The USB cable is very long and thick as it also has a passthrough USB port on the keyboard and comes out as a separate USB cable, which was convenient for me as I plugged in the adapter for the wireless mouse.
The buttons come out easily without any effort, and the keyboard is equally easy to clean.

The only downside for me is that it took me a while to get used to them, as they are easily pressed without much effort and the keys activate at 1.2mm, so at first, I accidentally pressed many buttons. In the end, after 1 month, I started to learn it, after 2 months, I no longer made mistakes, and in the third month, I started typing much faster than before. Personally, I went from 85 words per minute to 100.