LASUNEY Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Active Noise Cancelling Earphones, 20H Playtime ANC Wired Earbuds in Ear Stereo Awareness Monitor Headphones with Microphone and Built-in Magnets

These are my first pair of active noise cancelling(ANC) IEMs. I own a Sony CH-700 and several pairs of passive noise cancelling IEMs. These active noise canceling earphones came with the earphones, a set of stabilizer wings, and a charging cable for the noise cancelling function. The earpieces are magnetic and stick together, preventing tangling. They plug into a 3.5mm jack and include a mic (4 segment 3.5mm connector - Ground/Left/Right/Mic). Additionally, they come with a carrying pouch, spare ear tips and an adapter for airplane audio.The noise cancelling function comes with three modes: off, on, and "ambient", which is a button that can be pushed to toggle between letting in ambient noise and re-enabling ANC. The noise cancelling function works pretty well given the price point- even if no music is playing, the noise cancelling function reduces ambient noise in the room. The "ambient" function is especially useful for office settings; it reduces the audio to a very low volume while letting ambient sounds in, allowing the user to carry on a conversation without removing their earphones.The sound quality is not the best but will work for most office situations. The earphones work well for listening to mid-range sounds (such as human speech or most pop, country, or classical music). The top end is good, though it does get piercing at high volumes - something that a 24hr burn in might help with. The bass is somewhat weak, making it not the best for EDM or hip-hop. However, these are a perfectly serviceable pair of earphones for its primary intended purpose, which is daily office and commute use, with a lot of functionality, especially given the sub $35 price.

I don't know what the other reviews are in reference to when they talk about pairing. These are WIRED earbuds so they do not requiring pairing of any kind. I had the Bose QuietComfort 15 but I really didn't like the design or the way the controls made it fairly heavy and awkward. especially for buds that cost $250! I bought these LASUNEY a year ago when I could've sworn they were $10 more expensive. I put them away for a while to favor Bluetooth wireless earbuds but recently decided to give these another try. To be honest, I've gone through quite a few ANC earbuds in the under $100 bracket, both wired and wireless, and these are definitely one of the better ones. The buds and the cord are lightweight so I don't feel any tension pulling down on my ears. The remote / mic on the cord isn't too high or too low. It comes down to chin level which is just right. Controls are pretty standard. Outside buttons control volume. Middle button does everything else: play, pause, skip, go back, Siri / Alexa, answer & end calls, etc. Overall sound is very evenly balanced. Maybe it could use a touch more bass, but if you like that, you can add it on your phone's EQ. It's also nice that it doesn't change when the noise cancellation is activated. As for the Active Noise Cancelation, it does a solid job with ambient noise like fans and AC though it doesn't completely eliminate it. It helps with general city noise. If you need something more cancelling, virtually nothing short of over the ear headphones will work. It does come with an ambient noise button in case you need to hear something outside what you're listening to like an airplane announcement, though i find in the time fumbling for it that it's just as easy to hit the pause button on the remote. There's also the advantage of it can be used like normal headphones if the battery for the ANC dies which I haven't gotten to which you can't do with wireless earbuds. It's not perfect, but for a ridiculous price of $15, it's a lot of bang for the buck.

I'll start by saying the company emailed me for my review, so here it is. This is my second pair in 7 months. The first pair easily broke through normal use. I use these while driving, planes, or listening to music / meetings. I do not use these in harsh conditions. The microphone just ceased working. I decided to give them a second try. So far, they've been good. On planes I use the functionality to hear announcements and tune everything else out. they do block normal sound so you can hear the podcast or your music.Update - I wore these on a 3/4 mile walk to dinner last week. The earpiece broke. Here's the issue, the little sound deadening / allowing box needs A LOT more stress testing. On my walk I did not have it in my pocket and it jostles when you walk. When I got done with dinner I wanted to finish my pod cast on the walk home and only one ear works. I fiddled with the input to get the other ear to occasionally work. I have since bought to separate sets and will not purchase these again. This product needs a lot more testing.Both pairs are sitting on the table, maybe I should go through the hassle of returning them.

This is actually my second time using the product. The product is amazing and does indeed stop sound of everyday life! It is such a fantastic product, but just like my first pair, they stopped working relatively fast. This pair last a little longer though so I'll give it that. What I think is the little box that controls the sound proofing is too heavy, so since I use these headphones as I walk (when my wireless earbuds aren't charged), the box is swinging. This is causing the wiring inside to rip or something. That is all speculation, but I'm sure it is the reason. My right earbud only works now, but if I play with the wire connecting to the box, both sides play music. As soon as the wires moves again though, the left side stops playing music. Again, great product, just not the best durability.

i think these were returns.. anyway, all parts were in the box. noise isolation was terrible with its own earbuds (for my ears anyway). i put on buds from Taotronics TT-EP002 (discontinued?) and noticed the ANC was indeed working. bought them for the longer playtime (haven't used. still using the Taotronics).