My opinion on the touch controls is that they aren't the best user experience. I understand why they were employed because of no moving parts and the space savings (and they look cool), however, such a small device with touch controls right next to the skin of my ear doesn't seem the best choice.
Therefore, I am curious if some of the issues people are having are due to the touch controls being engaged at "bad" times. It is almost impossible for me to put them in my ears without engaging one of the buttons. I've gotten to the point that when I use the Go Pods with my phone, I use the Gaia app to disable the controls before I put them on.
Another thing that seems to not have been thought out: Some people might try to pair with the Go Pods in their ears. In that case it would be nice if the voice in my ear said "pairing mode" or something like that, because as it is now I have to take them off and check the lights to make sure I'm in pairing mode. The only verbal indicator I get is when it actually pairs.