Million Sold Classic E7 Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with Upgraded HD Sound, Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Over The Ear Unequaled Comfort, Vivid Deep Bass, for Home Office Travel Birthday Gift

Sound Quality: 5/5 very nice headphones really nice work, I would recommend to anyone who wants an affordable quality headphone.Noise Canceling: 5/5 it cut the background noise down alot I could barely hear my voice. If you work in a loud environment, make sure the headphones are tightly fit around your ears so your the ear muff helps cancel out the rest of the sound before turning on ANC.Button Mapping: 2/5 the button mapping that operate the headphones was my only problem, I hate the fact that I have to long press - or + to change music, back in the days short press changes music and long press increase or decrease volume. Long press to change music is terrible especially if you're using both of your hands to work.Color Variation: 5/5 Awesome matches my phone and phone case even added a red and black theme on my phone. Personalizing your device to your headphones is cool I'm glad it comes in different colors.Fit: 5/5 it fits really nice on the dome.Battery life: 5/5 I charged it once and it's been two whole days, I only use it during work and so far it does it job, I guess the 30hrs wasn't a marketing bluff. It's really dope especially watching people at work charging their ear piece every couple of hours.Connectivity: 5/5 fast easy and simple, works on any device with Bluetooth connection.Weight: 5/5 pretty light weight and something you can easily travel around with definitely recommend.Durability: 4/5 these headphones are very good but they aren't indestructible, if your intention is to break them they will break but if your looking forward to test the Durability wear and tear they will take a while to break and be worn out.If the company of these headphone peep my review update the button mapping the short press to change music and the long press increase volume.Thank you.

I don't know how anyone would give these anything less than 5 stars. I have had these headphones for at least a few years and I use them a lot. The battery life is spectacular, they charge quickly, they're comfortable, and the sound quality is good. I run a nonprofit and have started ordering a pair for anyone who answers our phones as well. I seldom write reviews but this has been an outstanding purchase.

First I am a retired audio engineer mixing live sound and I’m pretty knowledgeable in pro audio, here we’re talking about consumer audio which is a few steps down but quality, comfort and build still apply. The old adage you get what you pay for is very relevant here. These were $40 after a 50% discount did I think they would sound like a $400 pair no and they don’t, but they aren’t too bad. Before deciding to keep these I did some tests in my shop. First I turned my drill press on for a constant noise, then put the headphones on with no signal that cut out about 40% of the noise. Then played music at a comfortable listening level that got up to around 60% reduction in noise. Then engaged the ANC that got up to around 80-85% reduction in noise. Really not too bad for $40. The sound quality is decent But I was also concerned with comfort and wearability, if they don’t feel good why buy them. In this area they get 5stars. My primary use for these is watching movies or YouTube late at night when everyone else has gone to bed. These are very comfortable even after 3-4 hrs of wearing. They connect easily and I charge them every 7-10 days. I bought these around 3yrs ago and they look, feel and sound like new. That being said everything about sound quality is subjective as everyone hears a little differently. I’m very happy with these. Aloha

TLDR: sound is pretty good but bass is mushy, not enough highs, noise canceling is ok, volume is plenty loudI had a very specific use in mind, and these headphones are perfect. I do woodworking, and I like to listen to audio books while I work. Unfortunately, regular headphones are drowned out by the constantly running shop-vac and assorted tools. I’m concerned if I turn up the volume loud enough to hear what’s being said over the noise I’ll blow out my hearing.So, after hearing my ex-wife brag about the sound cancelling abilities of her air pods, I decided to give the tech a go. My guess is the noise canceling on these headphones isn’t anywhere near as good as the apple pods, but they also aren’t several hundred dollars. And frankly, I don’t want them to be that quiet - the last thing I need is to forget that the table saw is running. With these headphones, I get: reduced volume from the tools, which is better for my ears, decent enough clarity in sound for audio books, and I can hear the narrator without having to turn up the volume, even when running my Dewalt lunchbox planer that sounds like a jet taking off.I don’t like the sound for music - too bassy, which normally I love, but this bass is pretty mushy. But again - in this price range I give them 5 stars.UPDATE: I’ve been wearing these for a week or so now, and I’ll add a couple of points:They are very comfortable. With my other headsets I usually have to remove them after a couple of hours because they hurt my ears. I leave these on all day.I tested the active noise cancellation against the fan in my bathroom (never mind why I had them on in the bathroom, shut up) and what I found is that turning the ANC on in no way diminishes the volume of the fan, it just sucks the bass end out, probably storing it up to make songs sound mushy later. I think that’s why it works well for me, as most of my tools (e.g. my Ridgid shop vac) operate in that lower register.