Hybrid Active Noise Canceling Headphones Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear Headphones Wireless Headphones Noise Cancelling with Travel Case, Protein Earpads, HiFi Audio, 30H Playtime, Black

While I wouldn't give it 5 stars if I paid $80 for them, (probably 4.5 stars) I'm giving them 5 stars now because I only paid $17 for these headphones on 'woot!'.The pros:Very comfortableANCTransparency modeLong battery lifeGood sound qualityThe cons:The button layout (I don't know if that's just me, but I find it hard to understand)Overall rating: I recommend these headphones! Even though the brand is not really known, I still think that these are good headphones. They're comfortable, have good sound quality, and, overall, have good quality.

The headphones are fine, but the box includes a sticker that says "lifetime warranty for lost defective, damaged or upgraded...No shipping fee. No return required." It also has a QR code that doesn't work. When I called Amazon, they said I had to return the item, contradicting the seller's information. This does not make my happy.

I bought these headphones to use while traveling as they are usable wirelessly and can be plugged in which is needed to use for movies and such on a plane. The first pair I returned because they weren't turning on or pairing. The second pair of headphones came quickly and worked well wirelessly. The problem seems to be that when I plug them in on the plane the noise canceling feature doesn't work. I have to assume it's being plugged in that is the problem because wirelessly the headphones work fine. They weren't very expensive so I guess I get what I paid for.I have a pair of Bose that are larger and not wireless so not as flexible when traveling as these but as long as I have batteries the noise canceling is tremendous. Next time I'll go for the quality instead of price.

This headphones work for light travel office use as well as media listening. The headphones are lightweight also perfect for travel. I personally use these for coaching put these on watching film but I can also slide out the desk into the gym and they absorb sound decent. I have several headphones they all have different usage these are in the price range that delivers decent sound and some noise cancelling (andorbrion) of surrounding sounds is a good representation of what it does. Effectively dampens sound for average use this should work well if you travel and want to drown out noise when you travel via air they will work but not silence sounds muffles them. For the price you get something that works sounds good and is affordable and packs up well on the go convenience.

Really disappointed that I cannot use these with ANC on a bus because with every slight bump, it generates a series of loud popping/clicking noises that is extremely uncomfortable and borderline painful to the ears. And of course, it comes out of nowhere and is unpredictable.

The charging connector uses the USB-C form factor, but has a different pin assignment. So you have to use the provided cable, and adapter, or it won't charge. That's bothersome, but since their cable will fall out of the headphones it's a real nuance. Seriously, how much trouble is to solder up the correct pins? In other respects the headphones seem to be a fair value. So why go cheap on the connector?