Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone, Transparency Mode, 70H Playtime, Hi-Res Audio, Deep Bass, Bluetooth 5.3, Lightweight Design,Black

Unbelievable value for under $20. These headphones sound excellent, connect easily, and even deliver effective noise cancelling. Durable, comfortable, and inexpensive enough to buy more than one pair - truly astounding for the price. This is the third pair of these headphones I’ve bought - not as replacements, but so I can keep one in my office and avoid carrying the same pair back and forth from home. I also got a pair for my fiancée. The quality of these headphones is astonishing for the price - under $20 (this pair was even less, about $19). The noise-cancelling feature is nearly unbelievable, but it works beautifully. The frequency range does seem to reach the advertised 20Hz–20,000Hz. The sound leans a bit colored in the midrange, but with a little EQ dip around 1k, they balance out nicely. Although a 'generic' no-name brand, in Bluetooth setups they appear as “Pioneer 32,” and they connect quickly and reliably every time. Despite the low price, the build feels strong and durable. Honestly, I don’t know how this company makes a profit. Bottom line: buy these headphones now. They sound excellent, they’re inexpensive enough to grab multiple pairs, and they save you a ton of cash compared to big-name brands. Absolutely astounding for the price.

These have incredible active noise cancelling, they're comfortable, they have a long battery life, and they never fail to pair to my devices. The ANC works even when the headphones aren't paired with a device, which is essential if you're looking for QUIET, rather than just replacing your neighbor's noise with other noise that you've chosen. However, they're huge - making them impossible to sleep with, unless you lay on your back & don't move around in your sleep. They also mess up my hair! I'd love to have earbuds that perform in a similar manner, but no such thing exists. Cheap earbuds from various brands don't have the promised ANC functionality, and the expensive pair of Bose QuietComfort earbuds I bought directly from Bose were defective & had to be returned.

Although a decidedly generic product, I find the construction, comfort and battery life comparable to my Soundcore Q20 headphones. Since I use headphones only when flying and to watch TV to avoid disturbing my wife when she's sleeping or working, I can't give a very realistic assessment of the sound quality but I am satisfied with most other aspects of performance. Bluetooth pairing (with TV, Roku, Fire Stick and laptop) was a snap and the headphones reconnect quickly and consistently (unlike with the Soundcore which sometimes takes two or three tries). The earpieces fit snugly over my ears and provide very good noise isolation. The Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) feature suppresses outside sounds somewhat more but I can't say that it's strikingly greater than the passive effect of the ear cushions: Motor (vacuum) or engine (airplane --- jet and prop) sounds are diminished (30-60%?) but not eliminated. I'm less satisfied with the "transparency" mode which allows some ambient sounds to pass through (particularly in the mid-range) but seems to actually amplify some of them. Wind noise is particularly apparent, as is the rustling of my own clothing as I move, to the point of annoyance. I haven't determined the actual battery life yet but I've been using the headphones for an hour or two almost daily and haven't had to recharge in nearly three weeks. I will note that the headphones came with a protective insert in just one ear cup (photo). Whether that was by design or omission, I can't tell but, overall, I'm quite satisfied with the purchase.

For about 20 bucks these are more than expected. I can have a battery operated mp3 player in the bedroom, down the hall and be in the living room while these still connect and work. the ANC works extremely well for an A/C unit that makes a lot of noise and there's also bypass too, that appears to let me hear my surroundings with elevated hearing. Best of both worlds if you need to hear someone whose mumbling I guess. Battery life on its first usage was just over 20 hours of continuous music over bluetooth with ANC activated. I left them running and put a timer on it because I had doubts it would last longer than a few hours. It lasted over 21 hours on 80% volume up and anc on.... and it's now on its first charge. I'm already impressed. *update: First charge was only 1 hour ten minutes, so it probably was only halfway uncharged as the manual says flashing blue/red means it's resyncing to bluetooth, which it was about 30' away from the source and through 3 walls and a door. I misunderstood the blue-red flashing... hey, this things battery lasts a long time. There's a green light for activating anc and a blue light for bluetooth. When the battery gets low (*it's not in the manual but I think) the blue light flashes blue/red. Mine did this on its own and the music stopped bluetoothing to the speakers but ANC still worked and the green light was still on, so I turned it off and started to charge it for its first time. When it's charging, the red light stays solid and the manual says it will turn blue when full. Sound is great for me. Take note that the last time I really used over the ear headphones for a walkman was the 1980's and they had those orange foam pads... ear buds in the 2000's were twice as good, and these are on par to be twice as good as the 2000's ear buds. Much deeper sounds, and the noise cancelling is probably stealing the show to provide the best sounds. Remember, 20 bucks is as low as I can find for sale on things that are new, that work as described, and delivered while still making a profit.. I don't know how yet if you're on the fence on trying these new super deluxe ear muffs then try these out first to see if you even like wearing them. I found these to be surprisingly comfortable. I also have a big head, big ears, and I can wear these for hours. Things I would change (and probably have to pay for as it would increase the cost) is longer included cables, a carry bag, and remove the foldable ability as once I snap them out of shape into their folding up, they just dangle about like I broke them, yet they do snap back in shape and hold the shape of headphones... so that's merely one thing I'd rather have be stronger for longer than folding up and prone to damage. I've read a lot of reviews and glad I chose these. . They're large enough to encapsulate my entire (giant) ears, comfortable, sounds great (much better than any ear buds), wireless, long battery life, and active noise cancelling that works, and connects to two bluetooths at the same time, all for 20 bucks. yes, I would buy them again if or when the foam wears out and even if they only last a year I think it's a bargain. Will update in a few weeks after I use them more often,