Y01 Wireless Over Ear Headphones, Noise Canceling Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones with Microphones,Hi-Res Audio,48H Playtime,Foldable,Breathable Soft Earpads for iOS/Android/Samsung/PC-Starlight

I've used noise canceling headphones before but these are some of the better ones that I've had and for the price point and my limited budget I really feel like I struck the value buy jackpot giving these a try.I wanted to have an extra set to keep in my luggage and vehicle with me when I travel so I don't have to take my big heavy professional set with me everywhere I go. I have ADHD so I get distracted by extra noises easy so these really do help improve my focus especially with my coworkers want to do more talking than working around me lolThese are user friendly really kind and soft on my ears even if I have to wear them for an entire 10-hour shift they don't irritate me. Really loving the wireless connection so that I can use them with just about any device I have without being tethered to my laptop or tablet. Extra bonus points for clear sound, nice fit and this one also functioning just like regular headphones if I just want to jam out to some music

These headphones truly exceeded my expectations. I ordered them recently and have used them almost every day, and I like them. The sound quality is solid, the battery life is good, and they're very comfortable to wear. They look very stylish and high-end for the price.They're foldable and very comfortable, even after long periods of use. The ear cushions are soft and breathable, so they don't get too hot or uncomfortable. The pink color I ordered is like a shiny rose gold, very pretty.The noise cancellation works well to block out background noise, making it ideal for work or travel.I'm very impressed.I really liked them more than I expected. I recommend them.

Been using these headphones daily for about two weeks now and they're honestly impressive for the price point! The noise cancellation isn't Bose-level but definitely reduces background noise enough to help me focus in my noisy apartment. Sound quality is surprisingly good - clear mids, decent bass that doesn't overpower, and crisp highs that make podcasts really clear. The comfort factor is a big win - I've worn them for 4+ hour stretches without that uncomfortable ear pinching that cheaper headphones often cause. The memory foam earcups are genuinely soft and don't make my ears sweat too much. Battery life lives up to the claims - I've only charged them once since unboxing and I use them about 3-4 hours daily. The Bluetooth connection is solid and pairs quickly with both my laptop and phone without those annoying dropouts my previous headphones had. The foldable design is perfect for my commute - they fit easily in my backpack without taking up too much space. Call quality is decent but not amazing - people can hear me fine but they do mention I sound a bit distant sometimes. One small complaint is that the buttons are a bit stiff and take some getting used to - I still sometimes accidentally skip tracks when trying to adjust volume. The build quality feels sturdy enough but I'm being careful with them since some plastic parts seem like they could crack if dropped hard. The included 3.5mm cable is handy for those times when battery runs low or when connecting to non-bluetooth devices. The matte black finish looks sleek and professional without drawing too much attention. Overall these are excellent value headphones that perform well above their price range - not perfect but definitely worth the money!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I bought these for the noise cancellation feature, but I found that they're sufficient for my purposes without even turning it on, which is nice. The ANC only works if I'm not listening to anything. If I am? The audio cuts in and out and the ANC makes an audible sound. Not ideal. Glad they're good even without it.They're much better looking than the photo -- the cushions are pink and the rest is shiny rose gold. They're easy to use and comfortable. Good value for money.

These are beautiful! I got these for an Apple Max dup because I did not want to pay the crazy $400-$500 dollars. The first thing I did after opening was compared them to my JBLs. They have the same bass as far as I am concerned. I feel like these could be a bit louder, my JBLs are definitely louder, but the difference is subtle in my opinion. If it were louder there probably wouldn’t be much difference at all, and I could hear the bass more even though it’s great at max volume. You really just pay for the name brand. I can hear my music fine, it doesn’t sound like a tunnel. Perhaps the volume needs to be all the way up, headphones and the phone. But also, maybe we just can’t hear lol if you are a headphone user and music listener like me. Four stars just because I wish it were louder, but hey, I am probably doing my ears a favor. The pink case was ordered separately and had no issue at all getting the headphones in. The case is specifically made for Apple Max but it fits these neatly, and matches perfectly. I would put the ear cup away from the closing thing though, so you don’t ruin them.

The headphones look good and are very comfortable to wear for long periods. Sound quality is decent for the price, and the battery life really does last a long time. However, the noise canceling is nonexistent — it doesn’t block out background sounds at all. I mainly bought these for the advertised noise cancellation, so that was a big letdown. The Bluetooth connection is stable and easy to pair with my devices. Overall, they're okay for casual listening but not ideal for noisy environments.

I know that these are "cheap" but I lucked out on some in-ear earphones that were similarly cheap that I took a chance on and they sound AMAZING... especially for the price... I figured maybe I could go two for two... and the reviews said that they actually sounded good, so I went for it... My mistake.. maybe it's because I come from a world of AKG, Shure, Audio Technica, that maybe my ears are too sensitive to bad sound, but these sound nothing like I expected them to... I should have trusted my gut instead of trying to find sub $40 audiophile-quality headphones twice...