Baseus Bowie 30 Max Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Head Tracking Spatial Audio, LDAC Hi-Res Wireless Sound, 65H Playtime, Comfort Fit, Clear Calls, App Control, Bluetooth 5.4 Headphones Over Ear

I own other baseus headphones so I decided to purchase these because of the low price and I was pleasantly shocked at how good these are. They only drawbacks are they are bit heavy and big for my small head however they are very comfortable and the sound quality is on par with $100+ headphones. I currently own dozens over ear Bluetooth headphones and I do favor these inexpensive pair now. The sound quality was very flat and somewhat poor soundstage, however with the baseus app and other EQ apps they really shine after tinkering with sounds. They don't have ton of deep sub bass but just enough for my liking, the mids are what make these special. If I was to compare the sound with other headphones they would match the sound of lower end Bose models almost 90% similar sound Q. Another plus is they support multipoint and Auracast which it great when listen to both movies and using phone at same time. The ANC is good as well, about average as other $100 headphones. I would highly recommend the Baseus XH1 model as well, those have outstanding sound and ANC. These definitely need to be amplified and EQ to shine and it definitely does make dramatic difference in sound. Another plus is they have USB C and Audio cable wired mode. They cable supplied was decent but good wired cable will definitely make these sound even better. Battery life is on par and little bit above the average Bluetooth headphones.

The Baseus Bowie 30 Max ANC headphones are no slouch. They have a premium feel and design aesthetic to them with metal accents all around, subtle and refined LED lighting on the sides, and soft padding on the ears and head. They certainly feel comfortable to wear and the larger drivers deliver plenty of bass. The mobile app helps fine tune the sound quality. However, I struggle to rate these too highly as I find there is a significant design flaw with the ball joint at the top of each earcup. The headband presses inward at the top of the earcup and the ball joint allows the earcups to pivot ever so slightly on your head. This results in the bottom of the earcup poorly sealing on your head and, in turn, the ANC struggling to block out environmental sounds. I have compared these to the Baseus Bowie MH1 ANC headphones and must say that the MH1 is a drastic improvement in fit and ANC quality. Additionally, I compared these to the two flagship offerings from competitor Earfun. I found that the Bowie 30 Max struggles with ANC, has a stronger clamping force on my head which leads to ear fatigue, and its transparency mode is quite a bit muddier. The Baseus app and firmware are a nice feature to have. It is certainly nice to be able to fine tune the sound profile of their headphones. I do wish it allowed me to decrease or eliminate the narration of the headphones actions. I do not like hearing it announce which ANC mode it is in when I switch to transparency mode to listen to someone speaking to me. It also does not pause my music when I switch modes, which means it simply mutes my music while continuing to play during this transition. It feels abrupt, to put simply. I wish there was more attention given to the user's experience to allow us to customize the software features of the headphone. I do want to also share my experience with the manufacturer, Baseus. I own several of their products, including a few chargers, a power bank, and now two of their headphones. Their products always feel premium and as if no corners were cut in manufacturing. I always feel that I can recommend Baseus products for their quality. I have also had negative feedback with a product I purchased and Baseus customer service was amazing in helping me find a quick solution. They are responsive and definitely care about creating a great brand experience and happy customers. I would shop Baseus again without hesitation. This leaves me with value. For a pair of ANC headphones that have decent drivers and all of the modern bells and whistles AND that were priced under $20, I cannot deny that this feels like a no brainer to purchase. The headphones leave room for improvement when compared to other headphones on the market. But, Baseus has shown to listen to feedback and enhance its products with each generation. As the Bowie 30 Max are an older release from Baseus and I have also tried their newer MH1, I can say that they are listening to their customers and improving their product with each revision. I cannot praise Baseus, or any company, enough for continuing to offer great value, growing their products value and continuing to deliver great quality. Keep up the great work, Baseus!!!

Looking for the ultimate escape into your own world of sound? Look no further than the Baseus Bowie 30 Max Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones. These sleek, over-the-ear headphones deliver unparalleled audio quality and immersive experiences, especially with the addition of Spatial Audio. 🟥🟧🟨🟩 🎧Sound🎧 🟥🟧🟨🟩 I own many pair of headphones, including AirPod Max, Sonos Ace, Bose QC 45, and the Sony XM5’s. I also owned and sold the QuietComfort Ultra, which are way overpriced. The Bowie 30 Max are quickly becoming my favorite. They sound better than all except the Apple AirPod Max. They are noticeably better than the QC 45. The bass is definitely deeper and punchier. The highs and mids are also discernibly better. The highs are brighter and more crisp. The 45’s require a lot of equalizer use, while the Bowie 30 Max still require some tinkering, they require a lot less of it to achieve optimum sound. 🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟫🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪 🎧Spatial Audio with Head Tracking🎧 🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟫🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪 What sets these headphones apart is their Spatial Audio feature, which takes your listening experience to the next level. Feel like you're right in the middle of the action, with sound that surrounds you in all directions, adding depth and dimension to your favorite content. I'll be honest, I thought that spatial audio may be more of a marketing gimmick, but it is incredible. Especially when watching movies, when you turn your head, the sound moves with you providing the feeling of being immersed in the moment. (Same as Bose QC Ultra, Airpods Max) 🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟫🟥 🎧Noise Cancelling🎧 🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟫🟥 I would say, at $99 ANC definetly worth the price. For the low-frequency noises, you know the annoying engine sound, it does the job same as Bose on airplanes! But for the higher frequency noises like people talking, I think it is above average, better than good but not Sony/Bose level. The one thing about the Bose/Sony is their ability to block ambient noise adaptively, but Bowie 30 Max only takes a 1/4 price of them, probably 1/5 with a coupon or a deal. 🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦 🎧Comfort🎧 🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦 They are extremely lightweight (though sturdy), and clamp down perfectly tight. I can shake my head back and forth without them shifting, yet they’re not so tight as to prevent wearing them for an extended period of time. I don’t work out, but I would imagine they’d maintain their fit during exercise. 🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪 🎧Battery Life🎧 🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪 The battery life is super incredible and lasts like a full week if you were to use these all day everyday. I’ve had these only like two weeks and I’ve only charged it twice but I use these alot. I think I average about 3-4 hours a day wearing these during the week, and usually charge them once a week, but I don't let them get super low either. Charge super fast, 10 mins for 14 hours of use is just ridiculous. 🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟫🟥🟧🟨 🎧Multi-point Connectivity🎧 🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🟫🟥🟧🟨 They also offer multi-point connectivity, and they (and the 45’s) are the only two pair to switch seamlessly between my LG TV and my iPhone. The XM5’s require using the app, the Sonos don’t do it as easily as advertised and the AirPods Max don’t even offer multipoint functionality. 🎧If you’re looking for your first pair, then I would definitely recommend the Bowie 30 Max over all the others I mentioned, even if they cost more than $99. I hope that helps. Happy Listening!🎧

This is incredible value for $14 with coupon TBH. I haven't run across over the ear wireless headphones at this price that had a combo meal start with good sound, LDAC and decent ANC. FYI - I did not install the app. I'm using a VLC and its EQ. Right out of the box the sound is okay to nah, pretty much flat and dead, but thanks god to this HP takes EQ really well same goes for their wireless earbuds Bowie MA10. I use the same EQ saved settings for Baseus earbuds for this and the sound instantly open up and much louder too. The clamming force isn't as good compared to B&W. Headphone will slide if you move your head and this is not a head shape issue. Here is my break down. Low - Not earth-shaking bass or rumble the cups, but deep without distortion. Tested songs Imagine by J-VAD & Zombies Ate My Neighbors by Schoolboy Mid - Also very good and clear. Songs - House of Rising Sun, sing by Johnny Cash & Found by Christel Alsos High - No sparkle here, but it hit just enough so your ear doesn't bleed. Songs - Histoire du Tango Bordel 1900 contribute by Duo Alma & Toccata Acoustic version by Marcin or Palladio Allegretto and pick your poison. ANC - Tested with several YouTube video ANC tester, and going outside. I found it works quite well by blocking out 85% of the noises. Mic - It works as it should and yes! Houston can hear you clearly. Pairing - If you have trouble here than you may want to check your device. Bluetooth Range - Using SS 25 Ultra and the signal starting to fad out around 70+ feet, but through several walls. Weight - It's not heavy as other claim here. My Hifiman Arya SE is heavier than this. Final thought - For the price that I paid compared to mine other headphones, I would say this is a keeper. This will make those $200+ headphones working hard for it $$$. For longevity or durability, we would have to wait and see.

confused by the reviews. These are excellent. Presets is something you have to play with. I did my custom eq settings and set it just right for me and man they are loud. Clear highs, voice is fantastic. Mids are strong. Bass is there, but... Headphones fits excellent, but if you make em just a tad tighter on you, the bass comes to life. If you want the deep stuff. You will not loose ldac. Either preset or custom, choose one you like best or custom the eq to your likings. Go back and enable bass. You will loose ldac for a moment. Leave it alone and leave the bass setting on and manually switch off the headphones. Then turn them back on, you will have ldac with bass on and after that you don't even need the app. Stays like that. I highly recommend the head track under spacial acoustics. Give it a chance sounds neat. Battery last forever. I don't use noice cancelling mode. For those being a bit special. The 300 percent up sound is not the physical headphones themselves, they already deliver. It's just stating, the average Bluetooth coding used by lower bitrste quality sound is around 128 to 256Kbps. Ldac can go up to 990kbps quality coding sound to the headphones by Bluetooth. Almost close to wire quality uncompressed sound. Enjoy

English: I bought it for work, the headphones sound good, but unfortunately, after less than a month of use, they're already malfunctioning. I took great care of them, but I suppose it's a quality issue. The right speaker produces very strong and distorted vibrations when the bass plays. A real disappointment—I actually liked them. For the price and the fact that they don’t even come with a case, you’d expect at least a good product. It’s better to buy from a more well-known brand and not waste your money! Spanish: Lo compre para trabajar, el auricular suena bien pero lamentablemente en menos de un mes de uso ya anda mal, realmente lo cuide mucho pero supongo es una falla de calidad. El parlante derecho hace vibraciones muy fuertes y distorcionadas cuando suenan los bajos. Una desepcion realmente, me habian gustado. Por el precio y por nisiquiera traer una funda, uno espera que por lo menos el producto sea bueno. Conviene comprar uno de marca más reconocida y no malgastar la plata!

they’re cute and all but i hate the fact that they don’t come with a case. do they think we’ll use them 24/7? and if the case comes separately that’s ridiculous. i bought them for the aesthetic and in that department they’re a 10/10, they fit and look great. the noise cancellation is lackluster just like the bowie MA10. i’m using the bowie 30 max as i’m typing this comment and i can literally hear my fan, which i don’t think i should. anyways, they’re good, the music sounds nice, the noise cancellation is meh, and they don’t come with anything to keep them safe when you’re not using them. both models have been easy to use though. on the bowie MA10, the bluetooth connection is usually fast, but sometimes it doesn’t connect at all until you put the earbuds back in the case and try again (it has happened twice in over a year using them) . i still love the brand and would recommend the bowie MA10 because the music sounds great, they come with a case, and the battery and durability are actually insane.

I am a big Baseus fan and the MA10 earbuds are my long time favorite and I was looking for a full size option. Audio quality is quite good. I am no expert, but they sound great without needing to make any changes in the app. The app has many presets, but I could not decide which one was best and just left it on the defaults. Latency. One feature I need most of all is low latency mode and on these low latency or game mode can be activated with 3 quick presses of the main button. No app required. However, I found the latency not quite as low as the MA10. Still way better than without the option. Spatial audio or head tracking is a weird feature which makes the source seem much louder when you turn your head. I found it more distorting than anything else as it amplifies the source direction too much in my opinion. ANC. I think this is the worst feature. I think the MA10 has great ANC, and the 30 Max start quiet, but after a few seconds or moving the head, they seem to add a strange hissing noise and pressure that I have not encountered with any other set. Battery life is fantastic. The 65 hour claim is a low ball. It lasts a week and a half or more using it for 10 hours a day so I think it last something like 100 hours if not more. Fit and comfort. These are a little heavier than most headphones I have tried, but they are still quite light and do not squeeze too much around the ears making them comfortable to use for a full work day or 10+ hours strait.