KVIDIO Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, 70 Hours Playtime Bluetooth Headphones Wireless with Microphone, Transparency Mode, Deep Bass and Hi-Fi Stereo Sound Over Ear for Travel Office

I have no complaints about these headphones. They took me by surprise, I was expecting them to perform closer to their price point. I've purchased 2 sets and both me and my fiance love them! I have a smaller head (I can wear child sized hats and glasses) and my fiance is 6'2 with a big head, we both can wear them for hours and they are VERY comfortable. They feel light on your head, but don't feel like cheap crap. The sound quality is great and I like the "transparency" mode. You can hear whats going on around you if you don't want to pull your headphones off every 5 seconds. The Bluetooth connection is extremely stable and doesn't start cutting out randomly if you are 10-20 feet from your phone, inside and outside. The headset for phone calls is clear and everyone I have called says they can hear me really well. The battery lasts forever. I am able to go 3-4 days without charging them. These do not fold, so I would recommend a place to hang them or a case. I haven't bothered and they seem to hold up fine laying on different surfaces. They work ok as noise canceling headphones as well, I just wouldn't expect silence. I don't use them for their noise canceling function though. The "ANC mode" does help mask other sounds, but if nothing is going through the speakers, you hear some white noise.

Great for $20. These are my first noise canceling headphones, so.. with that said the noise canceling and transparent modes actually work. I don't know how much the over ear design is protecting me from outside noises but noises like leaf blower or wood splitter are canceled very well. Really dampers chainsaw and weedeater Noise, but again I don't know how much they protect your hearing..at least you can hear music over engine noise or anything else continuous or distracting. Connectivity is good.sound quality is great for working, there are better but these are satisfactory. We'll worth the purchase price.

Pros: Long lasting charge, comfortable even if you wear an earring, awesome sound. Snug relaxed fit & very stylish. Very Good price for this type of headphones. Easy to adjust head band. Can be worn for long periods of time w/out feeling uncomfortable. Very clear audio when on phone calls. Cons: No separate on/off button. Very long press to turn off (short press to turn on), noise canceling is only effective if volume is up to 1/2 or higher setting. Not sure if the sound down button works, will have to revisit that function & update.

I was looking for new noise canceling Bluetooth headphones, something that could pair to multiple devices, which my old ones can't do. This is my indoor headphones, primarily for the TV with movies and gaming. The noise canceling is great, as with my experience with this feature, it completely silences the air conditioning in my room. I'd say these are comfortable headphones I can keep on for several hours. Everything is was very easy to set up and pair with my TV and an Android gaming handheld. It's simple to swap between devices too. This cost me $25 in total, and I'm blown away by the quality, my old headphones were twice as much, and they're good, but those can't pair to multiple devices. This is ideal for everything I need these headphones for.

WOW!! These are better than I expected. I'm thoroughly impressed with the performance of these, especially for their affordability. NOISE-CANCELLING: Works fairly well, but does not drown out everything. It took me a moment to get used to, as you will hear some white noise if not playing any audio on the headset. When I want to deafen all the speech around me (typically talking, TV shows, and YouTube), I use these + myNoise's white noise generator with the settings set to Speech Blocker, and that blocks out everything, allowing me to concentrate even when there's three overlapping conversations going on around me. TRANSPARENCY MODE: Also works well, allowing you to use this headset while still hearing the outside world too. It isn't as clear as taking the headset off (obviously), but good enough. BATTERY LIFE: I typically use these for ~3-4 hours when I use them, and they last me half a week to a week before they need to be charged again. COMFORT: I've never had any issue with these hurting my ears after using them for several hours. AUDIO QUALITY: Seems great to me, though I am by no means an audiophile. The quality seems more similar to fancy headphones I've used than basic earbuds and such - audio is clear rather than tinny like cheap speakers tend to sound. MIC QUALITY: Also pretty good! I tested this out; my voice came through clearly in a recording. Note that if you use these with your phone, make sure whatever app you're using *is* using the headset's microphone rather than the built-in phone mic. Overall excellent, and I fully recommend these. 👍

the first thing i noticed about these is the build quality. the way they feel in the hand.. they feel and fit like premium headphones, as if they should be much more expensive. the surfaces and weight are well chosen. the fit is better than OneOdio. i had no issues connecting them to arch linux. i presume the same will be true for other operating systems. the most important part of any headphone is the sound. the noise cancelling is very effective. i use a loud mechanical keyboard and i cannot even hear myself typing. it's very impressive. i was not expecting such a "blanket of silence". but the true test will be "my wife's voice" . i'm gonna go ahead and presume that they will do just fine. all in all, these appear to be a very well made set of headphones with acceptable sound qualities.

This was the first time I ever had cordless headphones that use Bluetooth so it was a new thing for me. I bought these so I could use them with portable devices away from home. Overall I would say they are very good. I have also used them in the house while doing chores etc. because I don't have any loud speakers and didn't want to deal with a cord. Some general pointers on how to use them efficiently: 1. Turn on the device you want to connect to (and device's Internet connection if using). 2. Turn on Bluetooth on that device. 3. Turn on the headphones. 4. The headphones remember the last device you connected to, so they will automatically connect to it if it's the last device. If you're connecting to a different device that's not the one you connected to last time, then you need to manually connect it. Make sure to do it in this order. I haven't really had any issues with these, except maybe on a couple of rare occasions the connection to the device dropped for some unknown reason, but that's very rare. Noise canceling works too. Also, if you are in a very loud environment that has way too much noise around you, you can also do stuff like put earplugs in, and then put the headphones on on top and turn them on for noise canceling, you can cancel out a LOT of noise by doing that, if you just want quiet. Sound quality is alright. These are not high-grade audio headphones for audiophiles. If you want something like that get different headphones for that purpose. But they work fine for general use.

I thought I was getting a better version of the 201s with larger ear cups. The ears cups were a bit more comfortable. the sound was disappointing I simply could not come up with a happy medium to make these sound good. Either the bass was too heavy, or the highs were too tinny, with cymbals crashing or lousy vocals, or just overall poor sound. The best thing that came out of it was, trying to even them out, I came up with the perfect eq settings for my WH201As. They sound even better than they did before. The one thing I can say about them: they are much more even-tempered with noise cancellation on. Never mind what Rufus says. You press on the bottom of the right side of the phones, near the bottom, to change modes. And the noise cancellation works. As an aside, I run Linux. They sounded REALLY bad until I went into Pulse Audio Volume Control, clicked Configuration, and selected the highest BT transfer mode. Like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. 100% improvement. I'm sure there's a way in Windows to change the transfer rate as well.