E7 Active Noise Cancelling, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones, 20H Playtime, Rich Deep Bass, Comfortable Memory Foam Ear Cups for Travel, Home Office -Matte Black

These headphones do a pretty good job of noise canceling, nothing extreme or tight fitting, you would still be able to hear a large crowd or loud noises, but for casual office use, gaming, or something they're great. The charge lasts a long time and they fit well. My only complaint is that when they connect to a device, the volume shoots to 100% which sucks if you have anything playing while connecting them. The please charge warning is a little annoying and loud for no reason but it's not a deal breaker for me.

I bought these almost a year ago. They still work just as well as when I got them and the battery life continues to be impressive. I got this set to replace my Cowin E7s. The charging port on those eventually went bad. The E7 is an undeniably comfortable design. My older pair were more comfortable than these, but these are still easy to wear and I have no complaints about that. Sound quality and noise cancelation are good enough for me. I know an audiophile who would not be satisfied, but he is the exception. Why I won't rebuy this exact model when I need a replacement is that despite it using USB type C to charge, it will not work with a type C to type C charger. It only charges with a type A to type C charger. I had switched to C to C, because everything else I have uses it, so this was an inconvenience for me. Most people might not even notice this issue.These are reasonably priced, good quality and have lasted me almost a year so far.

For $30, a pair of noise cancelling headphones is difficult to find. Out of the box, these headphones produce great sound, are comfortable, and have great features. I love that it has usb-c charging and an aux jack. They paired to my phone effortlessly and have a great battery life.There is a minor issue though; while these headphones are small and lightweight, they squeeze my neck when wearing them around my neck, and they do not come with a case for transport. I'm heasitant to toss these headphones in my school bag with heavy books and a laptop for fear that they could break. If buying these to carry with you daily, I'd recommend buying a headphones case of some kind.Another thing that bothers me slightly, but I can't complain about for the pricepoint, is the noise cancelling feature doesn't cancel *that much* noise. It works, just not as well as I hoped. Fortunately the material around the ear blocks out most noise very nicely, so the noise cancelling feature is a little extra quiet.

I really love these!! I got these for my son that is special needs, I have tried different ones but these are his favorite and fit comfortably and they really help to block the noise out.

This pair of headphones comes at a great price and also great quality.Pros:- Great noise canceling; I cannot hear normal talking volume 6 feet away, if I'm watching a video- Comfortable fit; the foams are tight fitting for reducing ambient noise but rest gently on the ears- Easy controls-- Bluetooth 5.0 connects easily with my Windows 10 laptop out of the boxCons:- Not foldable so it is not as portable and a bit bulky in my backpack- Blue highlights look a bit cheap, would have preferred an all black designAll in all, this is a great pair of headphones for work, gaming, and casual listening to music. Audiophiles should of course look to more expensive options.

First, having only had these a day, I will come to change this review if I decide my initial impressions were wrong.Setup: I had never tried ANC headphones before-I just use Apple’s Series 1 AirPods. My son says ANC gives him a headache, and I’m a migraine sufferer, so I never bothered. However, a recent long flight made me reconsider-that plane was so loud I could not hear my movie through my AirPods. I could barely hear the flight attendant. So I decided to buy cheap noise cancelling ones with good reviews to see if my head could tolerate them and they’d block out what I’d need for my next flight, or I could upgrade.Out of the box they looked cheap. They are plastic, although I suppose it’s helpful to be light. The blue was attractive and they fit over my small head fine, and covered my ears too. They came with USB to charge and an.. aux? Haven’t seen an aux cable in a while but I’m not an audiophile. Not even sure what it’s for.So, I charged them 4 hours and them did a mini test.The controls are easy to use and it’s great having a voice confirming what you’ve done. I can’t say enough about that. Places to put your fingers and then beeps is just meaningless. I much appreciate being told what happened. Pairing to my phone took seconds.Putting them on, sound was not muffled just by the earpiece, so there are no hybrid capabilities. I was hoping it would quiet my husband, then shut him out completely with ANC. Hope was dimming faster than the sun on an rainy New York afternoon in fall. I turned them on, I selected a podcast and turned on ANC. I was disappointed to still be able to hear a fan and dishwasher...and dear hubby.However, the sound had changed; it was quieter but still obvious. I went into the bathroom and used a water pik and electric toothbrush while listening to the podcast. I could certainly hear those things-but I could also hear my podcast crystal clear. Normally I have to turn it up. So that was nice. It’d be a shame to blow out my ears listening to podcasts at age 64 when I didn’t listening to hard rock as a groupie in the 1970s.I read that this brand does not cancel certain frequencies and is best used for travel so we’ll see. Unfortunately, in my part of the world we don’t have public transport so I won’t know until my next flight.Tomorrow will be a better test. I’ll have my roomba vacuuming, yard men with mowers and blowers, and regular neighborhood noises, which incredibly includes a rooster in the middle of the city. While I can’t recreate a pressurized plane, I may take it for a short drive. It’s too bad I can’t blow dry my hair and test that way! I also will make a phone call, and test as many functions as I canIf any of those things impress me, I will update. As it stands, (and they are my first pair), I’d say they are mediocre yet comfortable and easy to use headphones with unimpressive noise cancelling. Because I’m a podcast listener, sound quality is not very important and mediocre is not a bad thing, but I do want to block out certain environmental sounds, especially when traveling, and I’m not convinced these are up to the task. So we will see if my head can tolerate, then upgrade as necessary.I would recommend something like this for teens, before they start nagging you for beats or something that fully blocks sound. I’ve two grown sons but if they could have blocked out all sound when teens they would have, but they still need to hear around them for safety. Something like this might be good for kids. And if you surprise them, maybe you bide time getting the expensive ones.The most important thing:I have not yet gotten a headache. We shall see!

I am impressed with the sound quality of the headphone. The bass and noise cancellation is awesome. I wanted to purchase the Beats Pro headphone but I didn’t want to spend over $200.00 because I only need to use the headphone on the plane when I am driving. I am glad I made the choice to purchase this headphone because it is a great value for the money and under $40.00. Hopefully the headphone last me a long time but only time will tell. Overall very impressed