Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear,Topdon TP550 Soft Earpad and High Quality Music Active Noise Cancelling Earphone with Microphone,Deep Bass and 24 Hours Playtime for Travel Phone, Tablet, Laptop (Topdon TP550)

I thought I had a different product to the other reviewers, until I checked Amazon.com and found somebody with exactly the same problems as me.The seller was extremely helpful, sending me a second set of headphones when I couldn't get the first to work - but the second set has basically the same problems as the first.First the positives:+ Headphones are reasonably comfortable and fit well over my ears+ When plugged directly in using the supplied jack cable, the sound quality is pretty good (not audiophile good as there is some top & bottom lacking - but good compared to others in the price range)Now, the negatives- The headphones make a creaking noise whenever they move as the joints rub against each other- The noise cancelling is very basic - it tackles the air conditioning, but other ambient noise is only reduced by the headphone cups themselves- With noise cancelling on, music quality is significantly reduced- With noise cancelling on, there is a "pressure" a bit like being in an airplane or tunnel - it can become very uncomfortable- The bluetooth software is woefully bad, constantly losing connection, highly variable audio quality often unbearable - and this is sitting right next to the laptop- The microphone - just isn't. I made several calls with BOTH headphones, and everybody commented that I sounded distant. Reverting to my old headset, call quality was as good as ever - so certainly a fault with this product- The bluetooth does not register with the Playstation 4 at all. You can use them with the jack plugged into the controller as headphones, but that is all.So basically, if you are looking for an average pair of headphones to connect with a jack, these are OK. If you want a bluetooth headset, microphone or noise cancelling - look elsewhere.Given I tried two copies, I can only conclude that the other reviews are biased, or using the product against a different benchmark (??)EDIT - I was just reading another review saying how good the manual is.It is not good at all! The language (translation) is very poor indeed, rendering it quite hard to follow in places.Also, the buttons are not very intuitive, with each button performing several tasks. While this is compact, it does result in you selecting the next track when you want to change the volume. As it is not context aware, this actually caused a second music app to start playing!

At first glance, these headphones aren't that appealing, with a plasticky look and a rather tacky chequered pattern on the housing, but many products in the price range look similar. However, you soon find out that the noise cancellation is pretty much perfect, and the written instructions are understandable. The Bluetooth pairing is a simple, painless process and the sound quality in general is acceptable, and being on-ear headphones, they manage to evade the familiar sticky over-ear feeling. After two hours of continued use, though, I noticed that my ears were starting to hurt, which had never happened with my other headphones (all in the same price category). This was probably because they were resting on my ears rather than over them, being on-ear headphones, but it may just have been because my ears are unusually shaped.Overall, these headphones are fine for short journeys and brief spats of activity, but the listening experience becomes less and less enjoyable the longer you use them. Three stars rather than two were given because of these headphones' functionality (including the Bluetooth and noise cancellation features) and their value for money.

Very comfortable and good battery life having now used for a couple of months. The noise cancelling is pretty much what many of the reviews of similar headphones say - they are good at removing the low frequency rumbles of trains and planes however they don't cancel out the shouts of kids etc beyond a normal headphone. The only minor points for me - there is no battery low status until it starts interrupting your music with "battery low" - so you don't get the warning to charge up before the trip and secondly the noise cancelling is a second physical switch that is easy to forget to switch off along with the bluetooth control.

The audio quality lets these headphones down. Hollow, muted sound with little dynamics. Then again, you're paying £50 (less £10 if you get their offer) for very feature rich headphones - bluetooth, noise cancelling with microphone. They also function well without bluetooth using headphone jack, and you can turn noise cancelling on in this mode too.They're pretty comfortable, nicely adjustable with the near 180 degree rotation, rotate flat for storage, look nice.So functionality and build quality are really good, but the audio just isn't good enough, and I've never considered myself an audiophile. To me these sound worse than Apple Ear Pods! Admittedly more bass than Ear Pods, but no depth or definition to the sound at all.

The headphones arrived in a smart zipped, carrying case which also included instructions, the USB charging cable and an audio cable for connecting to non-Bluetooth devices.Charging didn't take too long and it was very pleasing to see that once the headphones are fully charged, the red light disappears. It seems such a basic requirement, but so many devices don't do this - meaning that it's impossible to know whether something has been fully charged or not.Pairing to a Bluetooth device was painless, so within seconds we were up and running. Sound quality is excellent, whilst the headphones felt comfortable to me even after using them for a good hour or so. I've no complaints with the range of the headphones (using them downstairs whilst the device was upstairs charging) and the noise cancelling button is a nice feature.Overall, I've found these headphones to offer excellent value for money and have no hesitation in recommending them.