Bluetooth Headphones Wireless with Active Noise Cancelling Technology (Updated) - M6 (Black)

This was honestly a purchase based almost entirely on the looks alone. I've seen this style before from the likes of Bohm and Monoprice, but this had both beat on price so I decided to give them a try. I honestly wasn't expecting much on the sound quality end of things.Well, to my pleasant surprise, these really don't sound all that bad---if you have an EQ at your disposal that is. I actually use Sennheiser's great free app that is supposed to be used for their wireless headphones, turns out it works with any one out there. It has a great EQ shaping function that allows you to get the best sound from any given set, and it worked miracles with these. Are they the best sounding bluetooth headphones out there? Nope. But for the price, they are definitely up there with their like priced peers. Comfort is also pretty good, with the weight being balanced nicely across your head well enough for several hour use.The noise cancelling, like just about any one of these similarly priced ones, is all but useless at cancelling out too much noise. As a matter of fact, if you forget to shut it off, it stays on all the time draining your battery. Thankfully it at least has a blue light to remind you...but if you have a habit of just dropping them around your neck, that's kinda useless. Still, the bass at least improves with it on, so it's not completely useless. But it's advertised as noise cancelling, so I knocked off one star for this.All told, these are great looking headphones for not a lot of money that can be made to sound pretty darn nice with a good EQ. Quality is still up in the air and I will update this if they suffer from the same ills that plague the Bohm's (loose/falling out hinge pins). So far so good though. Recommended!

I'm not an audiophile by any means but I will never, ever, spend more on headphones than what I paid for these. For me, and for the price these are incredible. I use them while doing chores, woodworking, mowing the lawn and so on and they are fantastic. Obviously they can't match the sound quality of a product 10x the price but they aren't mean to. If I had those expensive headphones I probably would barely use them for fear of breaking them. These feel sturdy, well made, comfortable, and best of all i won't be afraid to use them as I work!Note on the noise cancelation: honestly I don't know what expensive noise cancelation is supposed to sound like. These definitely do make a difference when used, the sound is crisper and everything outside gets slightly muted. But its not like I can't hear my mower as I'm using it.

love battery life, love the way they are flexible to wear. had to send one back but it was an easy exchange.

Supreme comfort is the best part of the headphone .Well constructed with great controls on the outer cover of the headphone make for an excellent unit

Sound is muddy, calls are muffled, and these headphones, overall, leave a lot to be desired. Noise cancellation is nonexistent; the one plus is that when noise cancellation is active, it acts as a volume boost.Fairly comfortable, initially, but do lead to fatigue during extended wear.Battery life is mediocre compared to other wireless headphones I own but I bought these as a backup pair. Which means they'll never be my main means of audio.A highlight I do appreciate is the multi-point functionality. So, I can connect to both cellphones or any two bluetooth capable devices at once. They're also not bad looking. I have to admit the design and button layout are nice.For the regular $80 plus tax: HECK NO.But for the $35 I paid, I guess they'll do as a secondary pair during the 45 minutes it takes my main headset to charge to full capacity.Would not buy the AO M6 again, and probably would not recommend.

Only thing is they are a little bulky but very comfortable.

Purchased for wife as travel headphones. The perrform well. They do not fold up as small as we would have liked to fit in backpack.

I returned them for a few reasons. i bought these headphones, tested them out and gave them a fair chance by disconnecting and trying again, but the beeping continued. they would beep every time i turned the volume up or down (not just at the min and max volumes, every tic of volume would come along with a beep) every time i paused my music, and every time a song would come to an end and the next would play.they were also quite heavy which would have been tolerated if not for the beeping. do not recommend unless beeping wouldn’t bother you.