- ONE Wireless Open-Ear Headphones Light Gray

Absolutely love this headphone — perfect for sensitive ears and glasses wearers! I've always struggled with earbuds causing irritation and inflammation inside my ears, and over-ear headphones made me overheat. I was debating between a speaker or open-type headphones when I came across these, and they were exactly what I had been looking for — essentially placing a speaker right next to your ear. My only concern before buying was sound quality, but I'm fully satisfied. After tuning the sound through the app, it actually feels even more crisp and refreshing compared to my AirPods Pro 2, Bose QuietComfort Headphones, and Bose QC Ultra Earbuds — closest in feel to the AirPods Pro 2. As for comfort, I wear glasses and headphones usually press painfully against my head. These feel slightly snug at first, but after a few minutes I genuinely forget I'm wearing them — even after hours of use. I was also worried the headband might be uncomfortable, but the headphones are incredibly lightweight, and they don't feel hot at all. Most importantly — I work from home in a quiet environment, so this might not be the best choice for noisy environments (which would explain some of the negative reviews). But for someone like me with sensitive ears, who wears glasses, and who just wants the feeling of speakers floating next to their ears, this is absolutely the best choice. I spent a lot of time reading reviews and almost talked myself out of it, but I'm so glad I went ahead. Highly recommend!

I bought this NWM ONE because its beautiful styling reminds me of the AKG K1000. The packaging of the NWM ONE looks like a kettlebell. The workmanship of the headphones is very good, very textured. The workmanship details are exquisite, not cheap at all, to be precise, it looks very advanced. The NWM ONE's sound has an open sound field just as I expected, and listening to this headset provides a natural feel of open headphones. Unfortunately, no matter how I adjusted the position of the headset and the Angle of the speakers, the speakers always rubbed against my ears, which was not comfortable. At the same time, although the earphone has an open sound field, its low-frequency diving and lack of energy still drag down the overall performance of the earphone. To my surprise, there is no obvious noise leakage in the headphones, even in a quiet environment will not disturb the surrounding people, which is very good. The overall sound resolution of the headset is not a strong point, as a $300 price earphone, its sound quality is not excellent, but it does have its unique style. If it can improve the wearing and sound quality, it will be a very good competitive new Bluetooth headset form.

I thought about these for a long time and I'm so glad I didn't let a few reviews stop me. They're perfect for my purposes, which is just podcasts and Netflix around the house while I do chores and music while working out. There are controls on the side for volume and pause/restart. I found out that pressing the "on" button 3 times rewinds 30 seconds and hitting it twice skips forward 30 seconds, which is nowhere in the instruction manual. I would have bought these for that control alone as a podcast listener who has to rewind frequently and fast forward through commercials. Unfortunately it only works with my Audible app. You can only pause/restart with Netflix. These are super comfy and not too tight on my big head. The speakers and rings don't touch my ears at all. When I'm sweating during a workout I still get all the airflow I need. The cushions are silicone so they're very easy to quickly clean off with a cloth. They don't hurt my ears after a while or trap moisture like ear buds do. I've only done weight lifting in them, haven't ran in them yet, so I'm not sure how they'd handle that but they're pretty light and stable. They sound fine to me but I really don't care about that part much. The battery life was a big selling point. A charge lasts 2-3 days and I use them for hours and hours each day. My old wireless buds wouldn't even last a day and I hated having to stop watching/listening to recharge them constantly. Update: I originally gave the the build quality 5 stars as well, but I'd have to take away a half star. Not long after having them, one side started to slide down just a little. No matter how often I push it back up, it won't stick. It's not a huge deal but kind of annoying since they fit best on me when they're completely retracted. Still love these and would definitely buy again!

I own lots of decent headphones & equipment . sennheiser HD800,HIFIman SE1000 , many .... 1st i have to point out what 's not for : as with any open HP , u are affect by ambient surrounding . 2nd not for outdoor wet sport activities . 3rd not for bass edm 4th I don't care anything but only quality of the sound in a quiet environment It connected to my AK 3000T DAP only at AAC ? but the sound Pro : tonally correct ,balance , mid forward sound for vocal ,nice ,realist from acoustic to vocal Highs ,just a tag open "S" but giving a live sound like focal speakers (KANTA ) wonderful mid tone Bass ,there is bass ,in just the right amount & fast dynamic (a pinch little less than my HIFIMAN 1000. Sound stage , like my Senn.HD800 Resolution , u can hear ,as the singer lips movement .Not the best but impressive for a Bluetooth . u can hear layering of sound field (smaller than my home speaker power by B300T SET amp ). over all sound forward ,analog-like ,long listen is comfortable for such a light weight phone .As with any good speaker , it needs to be posting right to get the sweet spot ,same for this HP , which has a rotatable head to adjust for best neutral sound & listen in a quiet surrounding for best .The choice of driver is very good (impressive quality),if they use a larger bass driver ,it may cause imbalance of sound & speed . U can hear into the recording,harmonic ,though miss the visceral impact of the Full range floor speaker.Also it does not create any sound pressure as most conventional HP does in high passage . Wish it has a collapsible headband for better carry/storage . wish it uses more premium metal (Ti /AL)

As soon as I tried the headphone, the absence of bass was alarming. Then taking the headsets off I realize they bleed more sound than any pairs of my headphones including a five-year old open back sennheiser. If you want to have good open ear design and sound, go with Shokz OpenRun or FitAir. They are both lighter, produce better sound, have more bass, and are cheaper. If you just want to go after sound quality, any of the ANC closed ear including Sony XM4 would be superior.

This product is a solid 5/5 *IF* you are in a situation that requires it. I work from home, use slack huddle audio calls, take cell phone calls, listen to youtube/twitch/music, chat with my wife, and listen for deliveries or people knocking on my door. I've been looking for this product forever. It's light weight, sounds fine, seamlessly switches between my Mac and iPhone, and lasts a full day no problem. It's not uncomfortable to wear, and keeps your ears cool unlike many headphones. There simply aren't any open back, over the ear, wireless headphones on the market -- I've looked for years. This might be your only option. If you want serious music listening headphones, these aren't it. If you want to travel and need cancelation, these aren't it. These are for people who wear headphones 8+ hours a day while working from home and want an unobtrusive solution that works effortlessly. Sound quality is far better than expected, albeit lacking bass slightly. But the functionality of these, given the above examples, is where they cannot be beaten. If you work from home, give these a shot. If you work from home and share an office with someone else, you MUST buy these. Completely impressed and happy with my purchase.

TlDR: Don't buy these! Wait for a second version (if they ever come out), or until these are on a 50%+ discount. If you think these fit a niche you qualify for, you are wrong, and should get a pair of open backs, semi-open backs, or a set of headphones that has a mode for hearing your surroundings—depending on your use case. These are equivalent to your grandma buying you shovelware when she knows you like videogames: the idea is there, the execution leaves a lot to be desired. The marketing budget has clearly seeped into the price of these, as they simply are not worth $300. Maybe closer to $120-$150, keeping in mind there are better sounding options at the price range but you get this very particular set of features. At $300, just get something with active voice amplification. Context: I use a pair of Hifiman Edition XS's at home, and swap between airpod pros and a pair of nuraphones when on the go (I tend to enjoy gimmicky headphones—used to use skullcrushers and a custom colored pair of on ears when I was younger). Pros: 1. Packaging is awesome 2. Concept is cool 3. Kinda does what it's advertised to do 4. Design is neat, and they don't have manufacturing flaws (I like the infinite adjustment band, though I worry about longevity [see cons]). Decent button placement. Cons: 1. Audio quality is severely lacking at this price range. Bass is almost absent, to the point I'm surprised there are 2 separate drivers. Almost feels less like having speakers over your ears, and more like a pair of IEMs floating near your ear. Soundstage was narrow, likely due to the overall small drivers, and the audio itself really hollows out—especially at lower volumes. 2. Past 70% volume the 'noise cancelling' stops working, but the audio quality (low end especially) improves. Might as well just buy a pair of open or semi-open back headphones. 3. They sent me the black ones when I ordered the gray ones. 4. They feel incredibly delicate, and do not come with a carrying case. They aren't flimsy—as it is well manufactured—but they minimized weight in exchange for material that feels fragile. Very worried about having these anywhere, definitely not something u can toss in a backpack. 5. Fitment is very specific, and I cannot imagine they work for all ears. Misalignment obliterates the already lacking bass. They do generally stay in place though, once set, though material choice leads me to believe that would not be the case long term as the adjustment band wears. I did not hold onto these long enough to speak on connectivity stability—though I did struggle to disconnect when ceasing usage—or battery life. They get 2 stars simply because they are neat and not a scam product. They do not live up to the hype, and are more useful as an accessory and a talking point than actual headphones—at too steep a price tag.

I bought these for work and they’ve been a game changer! Just to be able to feel air movement on my ears while wearing them is amazing. My old headphones were comfortable but got hot and if someone wanted to get my attention, I wouldn’t be able to hear them even with the ambient setting on. This is not a problem with these! I have total awareness of my surroundings, the sound is amazing and I often forget I’m even wearing them. The sound is almost spooky as I can hear with them no problem but there is so little sound leakage when I take them off I am seriously baffled how this technology can work this well. If I could give 10 stars I would. The only down side as they do feel a little fragile and don’t come with a case but that was clear from the other reviews. I haven’t had quality issues and I’m just using the box they came in for transport and that’s working fine for now. I wish they did make a case for them as I would buy that. But with careful use, I don’t see an issue. I wouldn’t give them to a kid to use but this price point, I don’t think that’s an issue. I need these for work and wear them 7+ hours a day so the cost was an investment and the comfort is excellent. Great battery life and range as well. Just treat them with care and they will work amazing for you.

I used the NVM one headphones for about two weeks before encountering an issue: the left speaker stopped delivering bass frequencies properly. Instead of bass, it produced an unpleasant rattling noise. This led me to return them, and I can say the refund process on Amazon UK was straightforward. I got a return label, shipped them back, and after about two or three weeks, I received confirmation that my refund was approved. Now, as for the unique features: these headphones have a low-latency wireless system that genuinely works well. I tested them while walking around the city, where Bluetooth interference can often cause dropouts, but these maintained a stable connection even at distances of around 30 or 40 meters. That’s impressive and definitely a standout feature. In terms of comfort, the NVM1 is extremely comfortable for long periods. I have sensitive ears, and I barely felt any discomfort. They’re light and don’t clamp down too hard. This makes them perfect not just for casual listening, but also for things like silent discos, where you might wear them for a long time. Another unique aspect is that they allow you to hear your surroundings while still enjoying your music. This is fantastic for a silent disco scenario where you want to talk to someone without removing the headphones. You can still have a conversation because the volume, while loud enough, never isolates you completely. Some people might see this as a downside if they want total immersion, but I found it a plus for shared experiences. On the downside, the bass is just average. It’s there, but if you’re a bass lover, you’ll notice it’s not the most powerful. Also, the maximum volume isn’t extremely high. It’s enough for most situations, but if you want ear-shattering loudness, these won’t provide it. They’re more about balance and comfort. Lastly, the headphones are not very compact. They don’t fold down, so they take up a bit of space when you carry them around. That’s something to consider if you need portability. And I haven’t fully tested the microphone yet, but I plan to. There’s a feature they call “clear sound” for calls, which I’ll explore soon. In summary, these headphones are fantastic for comfort, shared listening experiences, and stable connectivity. They have some limitations in bass and maximum volume, and they’re not the most portable design. But overall, they do a great job at what they’re intended for ********************************************************* I previously left a four-star review for these NWM One headphones because I liked them functionally, even though they weren't perfect. However, this is now my second pair, and the same defect happened again: the left driver stopped working after just over a month. Since the return window is only 30 days, I can't return them. In other words, these headphones clearly have a serious quality issue. They seem to fail in the exact same way, likely due to the magnetic coil or driver design. For such an expensive product, this is unacceptable. If I could lower my rating from three stars to one star, I would.

3万円程度のセール価格なら絶対おすすめです！ 低音もちゃんと出ますし、開放されているからヘッドホンよりはスピーカーで聴く感覚になります。 私はテレビやプロジェクターで夜に視聴する際に活用しています。 私の持っている機材ではBluetoothの遅延もほとんど感じません。 他のBluetoothイヤホンでは遅延が出るものも多いのでこの機種は非常に稀な存在で満足しています！ 音楽鑑賞の音質を追求するなら他の選択肢が良いと思いますが、私のような使い方をする方はぜひお試しください♪

音質はとても良かったです 周りの音が聞こえるかわりに電車などでつけたりすると周りに音が聞こえてしまうのでそこは注意です。個人的にはとても満足ですとにかく耳が痛くなりません

何よりオープンイヤーでストレスがない上に、自分だけに聞こえる特徴が非常に気に入っています。こんなにずっと着けていられる物は初めてです。軽くて装着感がよくその点でもストレスがありません。音も満足。バッテリーも保ち充電の煩わしさもありません。 きたない話で申し訳ないですが、イヤーパッドの隙間から顔の油脂が入り込んで中に溜まっていくのが、唯一改善していただきたいと思った点です(外して掃除をしましたが、接着してありますので保証外の分解になります)。新型が出るとしたら、着脱式になるか入り込まない構造にしていただけたら嬉しいです。

つけ心地がよくて気に入っています。スタイリッシュな見た目なのでギフトにも向いているかと思います。耳を塞がないので外の会話も聞き取れるし便利です。