INFURTURE Rose Gold Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with Microphone Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Deep Bass, Memory Foam Ear Cups, Quick Charge 90H Playtime, for Travel/Sports/Audiobooks

These are undoubtly, the best headphones ever. They are resistant and well built. I can easily compare the sound to some Bose QC series. Both in terms of Bass, Treble and even mids. They fit comfortably for hours. The over the ear design works really well and they connect easily to both my phone and laptop at the same time. Volume control is easy via the side buttons and they charge quickly and retain battery for a while. What I loved about these was that the mic worked well on calls and people could hear me clearly. I just have a large head and after a while, the hinge came loose. Can't beat the value for the price.

Since I live in an apartment, I use over ear Bluetooth noise canceling headphones to watch TV or listen to music on a daily basis. I have a Sony 1000-XM2 that I love an MPow M5 and Soundcore Q20. The Sonys are my gold standard for sound quality, but both the MPOW and Soundcore were exceptional as well.The MPow M5 finally started to physically break after 4+ years of years of near daily use, so I purchased these to replace them.I selected these because they were the among the highest rated and most purchased over ear noise canceling blue tooth headphones under $40.I received my headphones in about a couple days. The box contained the headphones, a carrying bag, and cables. The build quality of the headset feels good, but not premium. The construction is mostly mat plastic with metal hinges and of course a metal leaf spring in the headband. ANC is controlled with a sliding switch behind the left ear while on/off, volume, skipping, pausing and pairing are controlled with three plastic push-buttons behind the right ear.When you press the buttons you hear/ feel a mechanical click that I am guessing is designed to be hepatic feedback and less intrusive than audible beeps in the headphones. Primary function of the buttons are volume and on/off. Holding the volume buttons for a couple of seconds will allow you to skip forward or back. The center (on/off) button, also allows you to pause and when held for about five seconds will put the headphones in pairing mode. As the noise canceling is on a separate slider, you’ll need to remember to turn this off when you power down the headset or you might drain the battery. All controls seem to me to be very intuitive and standard.Sound quality is really good for the price. These is some punch in the bass but it isn’t overpowering. Mids and highs are clear. At the highest volumes the sound gets a tad muddy, but why would you crank the volume if you have noise cancelation? The sound quality is very good overall and exceptional at the price, on par with MPOW but maybe not quite as good as Soundcore Q20s. I imagine these are best suited for TV, movies, rock and blues music. Though if you like boomy bass or just super heavy bass, you might find the headphones weak in that regard.Noise canceling operates as a single mode without a bypass/ ambient sound feature which is expected at this price point. Noise canceling is at least reasonably good for this price point. Low frequency noise can’t be heard, but, mid-to-high frequencies are not affected much. The sonic profile does change slightly with noise canceling on. It’s hard for me to tell exactly what happens, but I think the mids drop slightly and I get an even more v-shaped sonic profile. In any case, it is a pleasing effect. Overall, noise canceling is what one can expect at this price point. If you need more mid to high frequency noise reduction, I’d recommend just getting a pair of Sony MX’s.Range is good. I can go anywhere in my apartment or even outside nearby with no loss of sound quality. Again, at this price point, I think this is expectedly good.The headphones have a “C” profile that sits a bit off the side of my head. I have a small to medium sized head, and I find these very comfortable, perhaps the most comfortable pair that I have every tried. The headset feels reasonable light and my ears don’t get hot with extended use.Overall I give this set extremely high marks for sound quality and comfort which are the two most important aspects of such headphones. Build quality, noise cancellation are expectedly good, and I see no major detractions, so I am giving this set five stars

I got these because I needed something to wear that was more obvious than my Apple AirPods... so, people know why I might not be able to hear them when they're trying to talk to me at work (or at home -- kids!). I am obsessed with rose gold, so I really dig the color! For the price, they do the job. Not particularly impressed with the volume, though. They don't get loud enough for me - which is probably good for my ears, but not my listening pleasure. They tune out well and have a great battery life. Charge fast, too!

This is the second time ive bought these. The first time I bought them, they lasted about 3 years which was pretty impressive. I unfortunately snapped the original pair and was thus in the market for new ones. I tried going outside the comfort zone and purchasing another brand and that was a bad idea. So back to these I ran.The pros-Pretty clean listening, great mic, and outstanding battery life. There were times with my old pair that I was constantly surprised how long they lasted bc I would leave them on overnight when I was done with work. I have yet to test this new pairs life but if its anything like my old one then it should be right on par.Con-The ONLY thing I can think of is that they changed the voice on the "power on" segment and also added the alert that ANC was on. Im personally not a fan of the voice or alert but it is minimal in comparison to the pros of the headsetAll in all, I would def recommend these if youre looking for a well lasting set within a budget!

These headphones have held up nicely for the year and a half I've had them. The battery lasts awhile, and the ANC is good for the price -- especially helpful for tuning out background noise, like squeaky radiators -- and barely gets in the way of music. The fit is adjustable and comfy, and they're quite light as well. The status voice is a little loud, but not enough to be problematic (just a tad bit startling if you're focused on something), but that's basically my only complaint for them. All in all, a good product.