TREBLAB Z2 Active Noise Cancelling Workout Headphones - Signature-HD Sound, Deep Bass, 35H Battery, Comfortable, Foldable Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones Wireless. for Gym, Sport, Travel. Mic for Calls

Muy satisfecho con los audífonos. Ya habíamos compraron unos en el pasado, pero por el uso se fueron deteriorando, por eso la razón de comprar otros iguales.

Amazing headphones 🎧 Super for both work and the gym. 10/10

The build quality is good, and the earcups are definitely sweatprooof. But the main issue for me was the bluetooth which kept cutting up when i moved away of walking distance and started stuttering. ( I literally have to keep my phone in my pocket to not have issues ) which i did not face with other earphones. The volume is relatively low compared to other headsets as well. ANC is there but it's not really there.

Great haedphones, great sound, noise canceling leaves a bit to be desired and premium case and feel overall.

UPDATE 1/2/21::::: Trelabs sent me a new unit to test and I have been using them for about 30 days now. They seem to have fixed a number of issues. 1. clamping force has been reduces so they are much more comfortable to wear now. 2. sound stage has more depth, and bass response once they are burned in. you REALLY REALLY need to burn these unit in to get the most out of them. still not as much bass as my Sony XB headphones, but for 1/2-1/4 the price they are very good. 3. bluetooth is still a bit of a pain and power down happens fast still. I cannot go more then 10-15ft away from my computer (intel NUC) and have it connected still. 4. button controls are still a pain and poorly laid out. it is hard to tell if you have depressed a button or not. pairing is not intuitive, but works once you hold it down for a long period of time. 5. the re-pairing of the headphones if they power off is super annoying, you have to manually power them back up and audio usually gets a little out of sync on video. if the bluetooth drops out and reacquire speed is very good. Overall with some of the changes they made I would buy another unit, but only for a max of $60-65, anything over that I think there are better options out there, but that pricing range is tricky. PREVIOUS REVIEW:::: Seriously, these are advertised to compete with things like the Sony XB and similar line headphones or with midrange bass headphones, that is a not a good comparison. PROS: 1. Build quality is solid 2. Ear muffs are comfortable 3. Clamping force is solid without being harsh 4. Buttons are clearly labeled 5. Pairing with devices is straight forward CONS: 1. Bluetooth cannot stay connected for most then 10-15min at a time. Even if sitting static trying to listen to music they will randomly disconnect and reconnect 2. there is no on headphone volume control so you are stuck with whatever they can drive, which is weak. you basically have to listen at 100% volume on any device 3. nearly no bass response. the sound is hollow and while it tries and do some bass the drivers in the headphones are so passive they can barely cause travel. you have to know there is bass there to think that you hear or feel it 4. sound quality of calls to the person you are calling is nice, but to you the sound is very tinny and you feel as though you are listening from 3ft away vs a closed conversation 5. no input timeout is very aggressive. this is how they are getting the battery life. if you pause your sound for 5min the headphones will power off to conserve power. 30hr battery life is a joke. 6. ANC is a joke in terms of sound quality. all it does is remove all lowend and make the sound so bright it is painful. I am so very disappointed in these. At $90 they are total rip off. I bought them on a lightning deal for $76 to replace a pair of headphones where the band snapped and these are going back in less than 2 weeks. I really wanted to like them and was very hopeful on first listen. Every time I would use them though something would go wrong. I would be sitting in my recliner connected to only my iPhone 11 Pro Max sitting 3ft away. Listening to a podcast and suddenly after about 15min it would say "disconnected" and no sound and then 15-20 seconds later say "connected" and sound again. No pause or disconnect signal sent to the iPhone either so it just kept playing and you then have to back up. This repeats over and over. Also, if you have the headphones on and you press on the ear cups there is a solid crackling or popping sound like the plastic is flexing under and touching or stressing something. Pressing the large earcup with normal pressure expecting a button to be present does this, so no excessive force etc. Lastly is the sound quality which most should care about. If you listen to Rock, Classical or EDM then these are NOT for you. If you care about a solid bass with some punch then keep looking as these are NOT for you. If you are looking for a muddy low-end with no power and don't care about separation of sound at all then great these are for you. I returned these today, and would not even suggest them to a teenager. At this price point there are too many others that are making quality products with decent sound quality. I was not expecting planar quality, but something more then a drugstore headset would have been nice.