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These headphones work great! They were very easy to set up and pair with my phone and the quality of the sound produced is way beyond my expectation for the price I paid. They are comfortable to wear, lightweight and the foam cushions are a perfect thickness, not too soft or too hard. I'm able to change the volume using the on-board controls, as well as take calls using a button on the right side. Not sure how the sound quality is on the other end but using these the sound was great. I was also able to pair them with my laptop so I plan to use them when editing recorded music; one less chord to worry about. I have top quality headphones to plug into the mixer, but since these sound as good, or better, I'll be using these going forward. I'm glad I bought these.

Most of these reviews have to be bought, because these headphones are horrible.1) if you are listening to music and simply TURN YOUR HEAD to look the other direction, the song pauses and you have to hit play again — over and over. It loses calibration, and after a while you turn off Bluetooth and just plug in the clunky wire.2) it does not auto turn-off. Once you flip that switch and forget about it, unlike other Bluetooth headphones, this one stays on. You grab it to listen to music while studying and *BOOM!* dead.3) it’s annoying. The volume isn’t very high, so when you raise the volume to the max, your music goes silent so that a slow British accent cal say “maximum volume.” Why do you need to silence my music just to make that announcement?4) noise canceling? LOL 😂 i still hear everything with the switch activated.5) wtf is that phantom button there for? It does nothing...I consider this money wasted and will buy a different pair.Anyone want a free pair of bad headphones?

THE MAJOR FUNCTIONALITY ISSUE:The volume keys are shared with the track switch keys. This isn't uncommon at all, and usually isn't a problem. What is uncommon is that the interface is so poorly designed that the two ways of activating those functions don't cancel each other out. So if you want to switch a track forward with the headphone controls, you WILL also increase the volume, and if you want to skip a track back, you WILL turn the volume down. If you want to skip multiple tracks, you will increase or decrease the volume all the way before getting there.To make matters worse, whenever you hit max volume this headset will mute your music for like 2 seconds for a robotic voice to tell you that you're at max volume. Not only will this happen every time you want to turn up the volume all the way, thus muting the thing you're trying to make louder, but because of what I described in the last paragraph, this will happen every single time you skip a track forward at max volume.WHY IT'S SHADYThere is a phone app that allegedly gives you greater control over how the headphones function. This app doesn't exist anywhere on the Play Store, however, and thus can't be scanned for viruses before you download it. In order to download it, you have to scan the code which takes you to the download website. Here it is if you want to see it.http://bluetooth-ai.com/I don't like the idea of downloading phone apps that aren't on the store. If I were to do so, it would not be at that site, without an iota of information anywhere to be found, and just a link to the app. I don't get to know what permissions it wants. I don't have the benefit of knowing that it's at least been scanned to Play Store standards.So let's put this together. I've owned maybe six different bluetooth headsets over the last decade before buying this one. None of them have had such basic functionality flaws that I was compelled to find some way to edit the firmware to make them work right. Here is a higher-end headset from a random Chinese company though, with advanced features compared to most headsets on the market, but that doesn't work as well as ten-year old sets (possibly) unless you download nondescript software to your phone and let it run....If this doesn't make you suspicious at all, I suggest you google "Chinese phone company malware" and check out some of the stories over the past year regarding how these one-off Chinese manufacturers are selling products with pre-installed malware.ALL OF THAT SAIDIf you know what you're getting into and have no desire to use the headset controls for track switching, this can actually be a good headset for you. The audio quality is great, it's comfortable and it does appear to block out a great deal of sound. The tap pausing feature is cool I guess (and makes you wonder why they didn't use that on the other or both sides in order to avoid conflicts with volume shifting/track switching), and the feature that pauses music when you take the headset off is a nice idea, though it doesn't always work perfectly, and might pause or unpause when you don't mean it to.I would advise you not to buy this if you think you might have to access the headset's app for any reason.

The sound quality is fantastic making this a very good value item. The noise cancellation is very good especially for the price but I would prefer some improvement in that area. The cushioning is perfect making it very comfortable to have headphones on without any trouble.I am happy with this purchase.I plan on purchasing a second pair.

They saved me at work, I worked with loud people and now I can finally concentrate. The inly thing i would recommend is using a different voice for the “pairing completed” bc it doesnt sound too professional with the current one, but the headphones do the job! Similar to a $300 pair i have, i like how they pause when you even lift one side up if someone talks to you

My wife has problems with earbuds, so I got her these, over the ear headphones, to try. She is extremely happy with them and routinely falls asleep listening to meditation tracks. They are comfortable and sound great. The noise cancelling works really well, as she doesn’t hear my snoring as she meditates at night.They paired to both of our phones and our tv without an issue. Easily connected to the iPhone app to change some of the settings and enjoyed several of the sample tracks included in the app.Based on the comfort ability, the sound quality, and the active noise canceling, these are good headphones for the money.

I've been using these almost daily since they arrived and I am extremely pleased with how great they are. I do custodial work at night and when I turn on the noise canceling the sound of the vacuum drops out to a quiet hum in the background. I've also used these things for hours without a single issue with the battery. I especially love that they charge via USB C and can connect via USB C as well.Overall - would highly recommend these considering what you get for the price.

Love this headset. I use it while outside gardening.