EdifierW820NB Plus Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones - LDAC Codec - Hi-Res Audio Wireless & Wired - Fast Charge - 49H Playtime - Over Ear Bluetooth V5.2 Headphones- Black

These sounds good, have a half decent app and good battery life. These are leaned more towards the bass for sound, but not overly so. There are preset EQ's in the app, but no custom option.Noise cancelling is really good but not great, still sit behind Sony a little bit.I'm comparing these to the AKG N200nc and the Sony XM4 headphones and for the price these are unbelievable.I would drop a star as they do feel a bit flimsy and they don't come with a case. But the price is unbelievable!Essentially if you were thinking of spending upto £200 on headphones I promise you won't go far wrong with these.

Why did you choose this product over others?:Best budget headphones I've ever had, clear sound, fantastic noise cancelling and easy to use. I've got ADHD so I need music all the times to focus, and these headphones are amazing for it.

Bluetooth and wired/two modes. usb-c charging port for wired connection.The wireless lag is fairly apalling, their game mode trims it from bluetooth 5.0's 200ms to 80ms.Without AptX support (bt5.1), bluetooth headphones are not good for gaming nor watching most movies.(depending on codec used i had to change the audio delay by a ton) Fine for music.That said, when you use these wired <they are phenomenal>, noise cancellation is magical, even blocks out 85% of seagull. (worth using around town just for that)All the levels are fantastic and ready to be put through any equaliser app you can get your hands on.The microphone function also works very well.If the usb port survives use for more than half a year these will probably become the best headphones i've owned. (to hell with you, samson, and your shoddy wiring)But i do repeat, unless you buy aptX headphones, these are not for gamers who want a wireless connection.wifi has far more bandwidth for that(on account of using 10 times more power).. these will last almost 50 hours on a full charge.With the quality these headphones, already are, AptX would have put quite a bit onto the price.although u can get compatible headphones for less than these cost, their hardware will rarely be deserving of the new protocol.Earbuds might be alright tho haven't tried those for decades.Midrange product, low-end price. The bluetooth suffers because of it but if you don't mind wired, these are phenomenal.

I bought these headphones to use at work as I spend a lot of time in video or audio calls via Microsoft Teams, and I'm very impressed by the quality and performance at this price point.In terms of build quality, the headphones are very light but they don't feel as "plasticky" as I expected. There is a decent amount of padding and I find them comfortable enough to wear from 8am to 5pm. I am not an audiophile by any means but I have no complaints about the sound quality when listening to podcasts, music, or ambient/background sounds. Furthermore, the microphone exceeded my expections. I have found with other headphones that the quality of the microphone is often an afterthought but that is not the case here. Part of my job involves recording voiceovers for training videos and the built-in microphone picks up my voice very clearly.Finally, the noise cancellation is impressive for the price. For context, I am autistic and extremely sensitive to noise, so ANC is a non-negotiable requirement for me when choosing headphones. It probably won't surprise you to learn that the ANC is not at the level of my Sony or Bose headphones and they probably wouldn't meet *my* requirements for use in crowds or on public transport, but they are perfectly adequate for use indoors. They easily block out all of the traffic noise from the busy road outside my office window and they generally make my working environment much more comfortable.

Writing this review because today my phone told me my headphones had 10% battery remaining.This is important because I think the last time I charged these headphones was probably because I went on a long holiday about 13 months ago. With moderate use weekly since then.So if you're wondering about the battery life let's just say you're more likely to die of old age than actually needing to recharge these.Being able to swap between sound cancelling, ambient (really good for safety, means you're fully aware of your surroundings even with headphones on) and sound cancelling off with a dedicated button is really nice.Really clean and sleek look, hasn't got any signs of wear and tear after 2 years use. Only downside is that it doesn't fold away at all so it takes up space in bags or whatnot.

I’ve had these for a year and they’re awesome. If you’re looking for some budget headphones, highly recommend. They connect to all my devices quickly, hold their charge, fit well and sound good (although I’m no music expert). The noise cancelling could be better but it does work most of the time. The one thing that’s annoying is the buttons, it’s hard to navigate what’s what when they’re on - and you’ve got to go through all the options if you press them by accident e.g noise reduction on / off, ambient sound on / off etc etc.