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

Usually when I review a product I start by saying what I like about the item then if there are any draw backs but this time because there are just, in my opinion 2 small ones I would like to start with those. First being they are not very noise canceling. I have had other head phones, far cheaper that were better at that. But because I have a 70+ yr old husband who watches TV while I watch a movie or YouTube by him and want to be able to hear if he is talking to me or calling me, if the phone rings etc. these enable me to do that. So in a way that for me is a plus for others most likely not. 2nd I found that at times while these are holding on my ears because they are at the smallest configuration, the top part where it comes to hold onto your head starts to slip. If you look at the picture it doesn’t seem as though they are too big but I would say as a grown woman with an average size head I would think, these are not for teens unless on the larger size or males and they do open quite large.Now as to the positives I personally found. The sound I feel is on par with the high quality BEATS that I have tried out in the stores. Obviously not the noise canceling part but the sound is such that you hear every note crisply and the notes are not lost in the base or over ridden by any other noise. It’s a very crisp sound and I was very impressed once again with how for such a low price point this item could bring such a good product to the table.The ear muffs are plentiful and very soft. I am in my 60’s, a child of the 60’s, 70’s etc. so these are the headphones we used. I have had more pairs of headphones than I can count. These are really up there with the best. Comfort for long listening, long listening time is just a quick charge away and easy paring Just go to settings, blue tooth, press the left side of the headphones where there is a button that sticks out. It will then say, Power on, then you’ll see an E7 and then it will say connected. Sometimes you have to touch the E7 to have it pare. *Note if you have other accessories connected if you are using these with say an iPad or some other such device, just know that if you have a keyboard pared with it you may have to un-pare it and then re-pare these headphones.

I am glad I got this before my long flight to Hawaii. The noise cancelling feature made it much more pleasant experience and I was able to use it to watch/listen to a movie on that long trip. It is nice that you can still hear flight announcements and hear attendants without taking them off.They seemed pretty comfortable to wear and can just place them around your neck if you need them off for some reason. The battery life seemed to work great. My total trip from home to hotel was probably 12 hours and they had plenty of charge when I got to the hotel.About the only downside was it was hard to engage the noise cancelling feature for me. I was about five minutes into the flight (and was disappointed with the noise cancelling) when I finally hit the right button and it engaged. The difference was amazing to me. I have never used noise cancelling devices so maybe a more experienced person might not have the same impression.They worked, and I can use them for other purposes. They seem to be really easy to connect to various devices you might have like an android tablet, PC, or television.

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.

The headphones are comfortable and have good noise-canceling quality for the price. However, if you frequently switch between the headphone cord and Bluetooth, these headphones may not be the most convenient for you; from reading reviews, I knew the headphones do not work when the ANC is off and plugged in. But even when the ANC is on and the headphones are plugged in, if the cord comes out, the audio will stop completely, regardless of whether the ANC is on or off. The same issue occurs when switching back to Bluetooth, requiring you to pair the headphones again. Overall, if you consistently use Bluetooth, these headphones are a good choice for their price. However, better options may be available if you frequently switch between the cord and Bluetooth.

Considering the cost of some noise cancelling headphones, these guys do the trick for a fraction of the cost.

Excellent