Headphones (Matte Black)

This is my husband's first time using noise cancelling headphones. He really likes them. He can control the settings on his cell phone. There is an OFF/ON, volume up and down, Bluetooth so you can listen to another music device, there is a "Pass through" feature where he can press a button, and hear me when I talk to him, and then go back to music or noise cancelling. He uses it at the gym during cycling classes or on the treadmill because the music there is really loud. They work over a full day on a charge. Good product

Poor but I just typed a whole review I'm a box and it's gone so idk! But I've had better sounding headphones from £30 range discount from around 45-60 to me a fair chunk of money a weeks grocery shopping etc these I paid around 50 discount from around £120 expected better and detest "get what you pay for" "not bad for price" and other such rubbish not everyone can afford 300 quid for dam headphones moat of which probably goes to the bosses not good enough on sound quality and anc button is to easy to press annoying to cycle through three options one of which is "transparenty" mode so annoying it's TRANSPARENT

Very good for the price!

I purchased these for my daughter after she accidentally stepped on her very expensive pair she had. These are just as good. The quality is worth it! The noise canceling is pretty great and the are very comfortable

This is only the second or third negative review I have ever posted on the internet because I generally prefer not to do so. But these headphones are just buggy and broken. Maybe I have a defective unit but still not worth the risk with other comparably priced and better products. My unit doesn't carry as much charge as possible and after a week of use now continuously auto-switches between audio modes which I cannot turn off. So every 5 seconds it's just turning and saying in my ear that it's turning noise canceling on and off. Absolutely insufferable. Also the sound quality is awful. If you want cheap/value quality headphones just buy Anker or literally anything else.

These headphones arrived about a month ago and I haven't charged them at all. They're still going strong on their charge from out of the box. I used them for the entirety of FOUR international flights, two of which were nine hours long. Over the past month, I've probably had them on at least a total of 24 hours or so. This is my first set of headphones so I don't know how they compare to other brands, but it seems like the battery life is top-tier.The only caveat is that the noise cancelation isn't complete effective. On my flights, it was great at blocking out the rumbling of the plane engine, but I can still easily hear the people around me talking when I wear them at home. But again, I don't have any other brand to compare these to, so maybe that's just normal.Also, the aux cable came bent so one side of the headphones keeps going out when I'm listening to stuff through the cable instead of Bluetooth.

I bought these headphones in June and have been using them for 6mos. They are very noise-cancelling, even when not in noise cancelling mode. They hold a charge for MONTHS at a time, which leads us to my current dilemma. I started getting a "low battery" prompt in my ear when listening to music, go back to my dorm and plug them in on the same cord that successfully charges my iPad, and nothing. I try a different cord. Nothing. I leave it plugged in for days, nothing. Very disappointed, as I am going to be headphoneless soon and can't spend money on a new pair.

I like the affordable price and it works like any other pricey headphones