RUNOLIM Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone, 70H Playtime, Foldable Headphone with HiFi Audio, Deep Bass for Home Travel Office

I can’t say enough good things about these incredibly affordable Bluetooth headphones especially since I got them while they were 55% off.The headphones sound very decent in quality. Plenty of bass so it’s great for music or for gaming. The headphones are very comfortable. They don’t squeeze your ears, which also means they’re probably not going to stay on your head if you go jogging with them or something like that.The active nose cancellation works well. It doesn’t completely block out all outside noise, but most of it. It also has transparency mode which I didn’t even realize when I bought them. You can press the function button and the headphones basically turn into a hearing aid. Outside noise becomes about twice as loud.The battery lasts a very long time. I’ve been using them heavily for the last four days and they still have 30% battery left from a full charge. The only downside is the absence of noise cancellation while using the headphones with a wired connection, but I don’t plan on using these headphones with a wire anyway.

I use them when I am mowing the yard to listen to music. They pair easily and quickly to my phone. The volume is loud enough that I can hear easily over my riding lawnmower. The ear cushions are comfortable. They are durable and quality made. I use them outside in the sun and they get sweaty but the color has not faded. They charge quickly. During last winter they just were stored in the garage. This spring they charged without any issue and are still working perfectly.

I love music and I love having it around me at all times. I have a nice little set of earbuds which I like a great deal, but sometimes having something in my ear really bothers me which is when these really nice over the ear headphones come in handy. They fit nicely. They’re comfortable on the head. They put out a very nice Rich sound and the noise canceling creature works very well which is great on an airplane. I know there are much better headphones out there, but for the average user these things are great for the money. If you’re a pure audio file, it might not be for you. But if you just want to enjoy music with a nice set of headphones that are comfortable and easy to wear that pair with your Bluetooth devices very easily this is a good set.

I am absolutely amazed at the quality and value of these headphones! I was buying a pair just for wearing when doing lawn maintenance at my home and for when I was outside doing things. What a surprise! They give excellent sound and the noise cancelling works great. Full bass sounds too. You can't go wrong for the price range that these are offered at!

Edit: it has been nearly 4 months of me sleeping on these every night. I roll over on them frequently, yet they remain durable. I would, and have bought again.So far, so good. These absolutely have ANC on/off, which is about as good as you can expect at this price point, and a passthrough mode, which there doesn't seem to be a volume control for (seemingly independent of system / headphone volume controls).A few things seem to turn off the ANC automatically, like answering a phone call, or using voice input; I'm pretty sure the hardwired mode shuts it off as well, but I'd have a double check. I'm not sure if this is a technical limitation of noise cancellation, because I'm never spending over $100 for a pair of headphones that are designed to break, from an engineering standpoint, that don't have enough extra perks to justify the cost difference.As for durability, they don't seem to be designed to fail, as I've experienced with much more expensive brands, like Logitech gaming headsets. If you mostly sleep on your back, these past the sleep test, at least so far.Sound quality wise, My e7s (Even with the old pre BT 4.0) are better. They're just a bit muddy, but not deal breakingly so. Perhaps some messing with the equalizer on my phone could remedy this. A fine trade-off for the physical bulk of the e7s.There is no pass-through charging, but the battery life seems very good, as well as the charging time. I wore them all day yesterday for the noise cancellation, taking calls, and listening to music. I have autism spectrum disorder, and I live on a high traffic road; these cut the noise down significantly. After my day of trying to push the battery, then sleeping with them on all night, they still only took roughly a half an hour to charge back to full, using a bog standard USB-C charger.They're very comfortable, especially considering my big ol' Irish Head. They fit snugly enough to not want to fall off, but I didn't feel as if I were fatiguing the plastics any. Very adjustable.The buttons are a little counterintuitively placed, but nothing I wasn't able to get used to very quickly.

We have the Bose noise cancelling headphones .. they work great. These were literally 1/10 the price when I bought them and work almost as well. The battery life is great. The sound is good .. but what I mostly care about is active noise reduction.. they were great for my last, long flight. The price point allows us not to stress over them. Throw them in a bag , lose them, let a kid wear them as a flotation device, idc .. I’d happily buy these over and over.