SonoFlow-Pro Noise Cancelling Headphones - HQ51 Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones with LDAC for Hi-Res Wireless Audio,100H Playtime, Bluetooth 5.4, QuietMax ANC, Comfortable Fit (Silver)

I’ve been using the 1MORE SonoFlow-Pro headphones for 7 months now, and I’m honestly impressed with how much value these headphones deliver for the price. I've tested probably close to 10 different anc headphones at varying price points and these are by far the best value for money. Sound Quality: The first thing that stood out to me was the sound. It’s well-balanced with clear highs, rich mids, and a surprisingly deep bass that doesn’t overpower everything else. They handle different genres really well—especially rock and metal, where you can actually distinguish instruments instead of everything blending together. Noise Cancelling: While its not quite on par with higher end models like the Sony XM series, it still does a great job for everyday use. With my non noise cancelling headhpones I could barely hear the music I was playing while at the gym but these keeps things nice and quiet and I can even listen at low volumes while working out. It easily blocks out background noise like fans, traffic, or chatter and engine noise, making them great for working, traveling, or just focusing. It’s not overwhelming or uncomfortable either—just a nice, quiet listening experience. Comfort & Fit: These are very comfortable for long sessions. The ear cups are soft and don’t put too much pressure on your ears, and the headband feels well-padded. I’ve worn them for a few hours at a time without needing a break, which says a lot. After a while you will notice your ears tend to get hot but that's pretty common with most headphones. Battery Life: Battery life is excellent and they charge quickly. I don’t feel like I’m constantly charging them, even with regular use and noise cancelling turned on. This is a huge plus if you’re using them for workdays or travel. Build Quality & Design: This is where they really shine and I honestly think they feel just as good as a $600 pair. The design is sleek and modern, and they don’t feel cheap at all. The controls are intuitive and easy to get used to, which makes daily use really convenient. Connectivity: Pairing was quick and hassle-free, and the connection has been stable with no random dropouts. Switching between devices is also pretty smooth. Extra Features: The transparency mode is a nice bonus—it lets you hear your surroundings when needed without taking the headphones off, which is really useful in public or at home. Overall: If you’re looking for high-quality noise cancelling headphones without spending a premium price, these are absolutely worth it. They strike a great balance between sound quality, comfort, features, and battery life. I’d highly recommend them to anyone who wants reliable, everyday headphones that perform well across the board.

The market is absolutely saturated with budget ANC headphones at this price, and it can be difficult to know what the differences really are between models. I have a fairly large collection of headphones which sell for between $60 and $150, and it is difficult for me to tell the substantive differences between them, even which I have them lined up in front of me. Sometimes, I think I should save up my money and buy a real premium pair of cans, rather than buying a half dozen or more of these. Actually, I did do that several years ago, but those particular headphones are now obsolete and breaking down, leaving me once again in need of some decent headphones which won't break the bank. I've rated these headphones 5 stars in consideration of their price point. They don't really compete with premium headphones like the Sony XM series or Bose QC series models. You cannot expect that, considering the difference in price. They are really nice headphones, though, in heir own price range. In general, I do like the build quality. The buttons don't feel premium and are a bit clicky for my taste. However, the headband padding is plush, the earcups are really comfortable, they don't creak when I move around, and they're really lightweight with a balance that lends itself to hours of very comfortable listening. I really like the active noise cancelation. It does a good job of quieting environmental noises around me, which is a primary reason why I bought them. They aren't quite as effective as my Soundcore Space Q-45's, but they're also somewhat less expensive than the Soundcores, and the noise cancelation is adequate. The transparency mode works well enough. There is a fair bit of occlusion, which basically means that you can hear yourself a bit too well inside your own head when you talk with transparency mode on. However, it's easy to have a conversation with these headphones on in transparency mode ingaged. The sound of these headphones out of the box is pretty decent. The base won't blow you away with its punch. The trebble is not crystal clear. But there is enough bass to keep things interesting, and the high-end is accurate, if not beautiful. Midrange frequencies are forward enough to pull everything together, and a bit of minor tweaking of EQ settings in the app can really get these headphones sounding good. The headphones ship with a utilitarian hard-shelled case, which I do really like. I wish it included a pouch for cable management, but at least it provides solid protection for the headphones, and you don't have to shrink the headband in order to fit the headset into the case, which I really like. Overall, these headphones are one of my favorite pairs of budget headphones. Perhaps a step down from the Soundcore Space Q45's. Perhaps a step above my QCY H3 Pros. The next time I go on a trip, I'll probably take them along to block out some airplane sounds and have a decent music listening option en route. I hope they don't break; I like them. But, if they do, I didn't pay $400 for them. Or $300. Or even $100. I guess that, in itself, just makes me happy.

Overall. The headset is nice. Ive had this headset for about a year. It does a great job dampening the noise around you. I wear them in a large warehouse and they don't block everything but they block enough so the conveyor belt sounds aren't to noticeable. These things have also held up pretty good for 5 days a week use, battery still holds its life of at least 3-4 8 hours long days of use. Only downside is you cannot listen as it charges. You will have to actively set aside charge time for it. The headset overall fits with the adjustable band BUT after long use's this thing HURTS my ears. I find myself needed breaks of using it after a few hours. I overall don't regret buying these headphone, if it were to die on me I would probably look for a new headset ONLY because they don't have enough cushion for ear support and I wear my headset a lot. Worth the money

I spent a lot of time reading sound experts reviews of these headphones. They were universally rated as the best under $100 headphones on the market. I was looking at headphones because of my experience on plane trips when watching movies. I have to turn the volume up nearly full to just begin to drown out the sound of the engine. Even with that, it is easy to miss some dialogue. It is a totally unpleasant experience and I am concerned about the long-term effect on my hearing. I have bought a pretty good set of plug-in ear buds to replace the cheap ones the airlines give you. The only real benefit is that they are more comfortable in my ears for a long flight. I have an overseas flight coming up in October and I decided to try Sony WF - 1000 xm5 noise cancellation ear buds. These were rated as top of the line in most reviews with comfortable fit and excellent noise cancellation. I was extremely disappointed on both counts. I tried all of the extra tips they provided and twisted and turned them in my ears, but could never get them to feel comfortable or to obtain a good seal. I went into my utility room with the central AC air blower on to test the noise cancellation. It was virtually nonexistent. I sent them back and decided I would forego the "hidden" aspect of ear buds and take a more utilitarian approach and explore headphones. I am very happy that I did. First the comfort is great. They drown out some ambient sound even without the NC on because they completely cover my ears. I tried the AC air blower test for the NC. I was blown away (no pun intended). The sound was greatly attenuated. I could hear the fan only if I concentrated and the music I was listening to came in clearly. I am very impressed with the NC and look forward to a pleasant movie watching experience on my next flight and with no entangling plug in wires. I bought an inexpensive wireless transmitter that can be plugged into the ear phone receptacle on the plane in case they don't have blue tooth. Also, last but not least the sound quality of the headphones are excellent. I listened to Benny Goodman's 1938 Carnegie Hall concert and I thought I was in the audience. Each of the instruments could be easily picked out. Gene Krupa's solos on drums and Lionel Hampton on vibes were amazing.

I have both the 1More headphones, the 70h battery and 100h batter ones. Both obviously arent meant to sound like sennheisers or hifiman but the battery and the construction of them as well as things like fast charge put them well past anything bose or beats do. I can't justify miniscule differences in sound quality over such a massive difference in convenience, battery life, comfort, and durability. Much less my $250 sony headphones look like crap compared to both of my pairs from 1More. Raw unpainted rough plastic vs finished smooth plastic. Like its plastic but the buttons feel nice, the cups are sturdy, and they sound well. They dont have any "fancy" features(unneeded) like tap or pausing when they're taken off but obv that isn't at all something people need. Overall i love these way more than any experiensive bose or sony headphones I've ever owned. Less sound quality for a weeks worth of battery(I use them all day every day pretty much and have zero issue. Also 30 minute charging, not one single sony or bose headphone or Samsung phone or (obviously) apple device in general has 60w fast charging. These charge on 30 minutes. Like basically nothing compared to my sony taking around 4 hours. Thats including that the sony headphones battery trapped out after a few months use like my A9 and A8 Samsung tablets, nearly no battery life (also my bose headphones) yet these 2 from 1More still last nearly a week of straight usage. If u do want massive sound quality tho look at products from DROP and Fiio. Overall tho, 2More is now 100% my favorite brand for audio

Good sound quiality and excellent battery life, the included carrying case, aux and usb c cables are nice aditions and makes this a great value purchase.

Buying anything online is always a gamble. You take the time to read the reviews, and eventually you have to make a choice. Sometimes you get lucky and win; others turn out to be a complete bust. As this is only my first time buying this 1MORE brand, it's hard to say whether mine are just defective, but based on their performance, I won’t be buying this brand again. Out of the box, I put the headphones on the charger and left them for a few hours. When I came back to them, I tested them wired first. I turned them on, plugged them in, and there was sound... but that's it. It says the noise cancellation is supposed to work while wired as long as they're on. But as I pressed the noise cancellation button a handful of times, there was no response—not even a noise to acknowledge I had pressed the button. So, I tried the Bluetooth... and that’s where things got interesting. I'd like to assume the pair I received is defective, but who knows? They immediately turned the volume down on my tablet, as if I were holding the button to turn it down. Pressing the volume-up button did nothing. Mashing it a few times finally got a bit of response, and if I did it enough to counteract the volume down issue, it constantly beeped at me, warning me the volume was max, like I was continuously pressing the volume up button. If I pressed the volume up button again, it stopped, and the volume immediately went back to zero. As far as noise canceling? Nothing. That button doesn't work. Or if it does, there isn't anything to acknowledge that it works. And they certainly aren't canceling any noise. I could return them, but I live out in the middle of nowhere. The whole point of ordering online is convenience, and it becomes super inconvenient to have to box them up, go into town, and ship them back. The whole experience has already left a sour taste in my mouth. So, I'm eating this $80 loss. As I said in the beginning, buying anything online is a gamble. This time was a complete bust for me. If I were you, I wouldn't gamble on these.

I really like them. I work in a pretty noisy environment and though they don't drown out all the noise they make it far more muted. I am watching TV shows with them for background noise while I'm working and I can easily hear voices over my background noise (which is 85+ db) with the volume on my laptop set at about 70-75. I wear them for hours at a time without ear pain but I also have a larger head so could be that. I think they're a great value for the money.

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I picked these up last month to replace my original SonoFlow SE (still excellent) and these are an awesome upgrade. I fly frequently and being able to plug these in and still have Active Noise Cancelling is the best. They do a really good job at filtering out the noise, as well as at home when I'm mowing the lawn, because there's nothing worse than all the racket the mower makes. After listening to music with these and comparing to Bose, I have no idea what the big fuss about the latter is. For a fraction of the price I'm getting high quality music, good balanced sound and bass - this can be fine tuned with the EQ settings in the app. If I enable the LDAC high-res audio it blows everything I've ever had out of the water. I personally think having ANC on + music is the way to go. You'll get days of battery life and the ANC really helps to immerse yourself in the sound. As for the fit, I have a big head and it fits perfectly. The ear cushions are comfortable too. I will say the button placement is slightly awkward if you're wanting to adjust anything directly on the headset. For me I just use my phone for start/stopping and volume control so it's no issue. Finally I recommend picking up the Black ones, as the 1MORE branding in Gold text looks and feels really premium.

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The 1MORE SonoFlow Pro are an impressive pair of noise-canceling headphones that deliver a lot of bang for your buck. Combining high-quality sound, effective noise cancellation, and a sleek design, these headphones offer an appealing alternative to more expensive ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) models on the market. Sound Quality The SonoFlow Pro is equipped with 40mm dynamic drivers, delivering a balanced sound profile with clear mids, punchy bass, and bright highs. For most genres, from bass-heavy hip-hop to vocal-centric podcasts, the SonoFlow Pro provides an enjoyable listening experience. The headphones also support the LDAC codec (on supported devices), which enhances audio quality for high-resolution music streaming, offering a noticeable difference for audiophiles who enjoy uncompressed sound. Noise Cancellation & Transparency Mode The ANC in the SonoFlow Pro is impressive for its price. It effectively blocks out a wide range of background noises, especially lower frequencies like the hum of air conditioning or subway noise. In louder, more erratic environments, it does an excellent job, though it's not quite at the level of premium ANC models like Sony’s WH-1000XM5. However, the transparency mode lets you seamlessly switch to hear ambient sounds without removing the headphones, and it performs well for conversations or quick ambient listening. Comfort & Design 1MORE has done well in crafting a comfortable, lightweight design with the SonoFlow Pro. The ear cups are soft and plush, allowing for extended wear without discomfort. The build quality feels sturdy yet light, with a minimalistic aesthetic that avoids flashy branding, making it suitable for both casual and professional settings. The folding design is convenient for portability, fitting well into bags and taking up minimal space. Battery Life Battery life is a strong point, with up to Up to 100 hours of continuous playtime on a single charge (ANC off) and around 40 hours with ANC on. Quick-charging capabilities mean that a 5-minute charge can provide around 5 hours of playtime, which is excellent for on-the-go users who often forget to charge. Controls & Connectivity The SonoFlow Pro offers physical buttons for playback, volume, and ANC control, which are easy to locate and use. While touch controls are becoming more common, physical buttons add a layer of reliability, especially in colder weather or when wearing gloves. It connects quickly via Bluetooth 5.0, and the connection remains stable with a good range. App and Additional Features The 1MORE app offers some customization for EQ settings and firmware updates, though it lacks the extensive options some might want for adjusting noise cancellation levels. However, for most users, the default ANC modes and sound profiles will be satisfying without significant tweaks. Overall Verdict The 1MORE SonoFlow Pro delivers excellent value with quality ANC, enjoyable sound, long battery life, and a comfortable fit. While it may lack the advanced ANC customization found in higher-end models, it outperforms in key areas that most users prioritize. It's a solid pick for those wanting high-end features without the high-end price tag.

Je n'ai pas l'habitude d'écrire des commentaires, mais cette fois, j'ai décidé de le faire. Le casque est super, de bonne qualité, avec en prime un étui de rangement, qui est bien pratique pour le transport. Le son est parfait, l'ANC marche plutôt très bien, sans forcément être exceptionnel, mais cela me convient tout à fait. Outre le son, la légèreté du casque est un point important pour moi. L'autonomie est aussi impressionnante, on peut facilement sortir avec son casque sans penser à prendre une batterie de recharge ! Bref, c'est le meilleur rapport qualité/prix !