Million Sold Classic E7 Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with Upgraded HD Sound, Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Over The Ear Unequaled Comfort, Vivid Deep Bass, for Home Office Travel Birthday Gift

Sound Quality: 5/5 very nice headphones really nice work, I would recommend to anyone who wants an affordable quality headphone. Noise Canceling: 5/5 it cut the background noise down alot I could barely hear my voice. If you work in a loud environment, make sure the headphones are tightly fit around your ears so your the ear muff helps cancel out the rest of the sound before turning on ANC. Button Mapping: 2/5 the button mapping that operate the headphones was my only problem, I hate the fact that I have to long press - or + to change music, back in the days short press changes music and long press increase or decrease volume. Long press to change music is terrible especially if you're using both of your hands to work. Color Variation: 5/5 Awesome matches my phone and phone case even added a red and black theme on my phone. Personalizing your device to your headphones is cool I'm glad it comes in different colors. Fit: 5/5 it fits really nice on the dome. Battery life: 5/5 I charged it once and it's been two whole days, I only use it during work and so far it does it job, I guess the 30hrs wasn't a marketing bluff. It's really dope especially watching people at work charging their ear piece every couple of hours. Connectivity: 5/5 fast easy and simple, works on any device with Bluetooth connection. Weight: 5/5 pretty light weight and something you can easily travel around with definitely recommend. Durability: 4/5 these headphones are very good but they aren't indestructible, if your intention is to break them they will break but if your looking forward to test the Durability wear and tear they will take a while to break and be worn out. If the company of these headphone peep my review update the button mapping the short press to change music and the long press increase volume.Thank you.

Bought 34 months ago, I use them most every day, and they still work aok. Ear pads covers have lost their skin, the foam is exposed, but still doing its job. Top bar is also showing the foam underneath after 3 years. I did not find Bose any better in that regard. Actually the foam on the Bose fell apart when the skin failed. This headset the foam is still there. Forget the noise cancelling. I've never sensed that it cancels anything, not really. White noise on a jet, yeah, works enough to have it on just barely. Audio sounds quieter when on, need to turn up the volume a little with it on. They do sound very good though. Work well as noise protection when using power tools. I doubt it meets OSHA requirements for ear protection, but I have ears more sensitive to noise than most people, and they work just fine for me. I can't hear the audio while using said power tools, except the least noisy tools. Drills, yes. Circular saw, no. It's annoying when I accidentally press the ANC button, because it pauses to tell you it just turned on or just turned off. Be quiet already. A person should be able to tell whether its on or off without being told! It works so poorly I guess one needs to be told it just got turned on and off though - lol. I accidentally bent them by setting too much weight on the duffel they were in, but was able to bend them back, so that's good. Probably had 25 or 30 lbs on them, i.e. another bag was on the bag they were in. One needs to be somewhat nice to them! My actual ear protectors, OSHA approved, I've never had such an issue of too much weight bending them and it isn't like they feel made any more rugged. Debating whether to buy replacement foam parts ($26) or just get a new headset ($39) but still totally works, so until the foam starts falling apart I'm going to just keep using them as is!

Usually when I review a product I start by saying what I like about the item then if there are any draw backs but this time because there are just, in my opinion 2 small ones I would like to start with those. First being they are not very noise canceling. I have had other head phones, far cheaper that were better at that. But because I have a 70+ yr old husband who watches TV while I watch a movie or YouTube by him and want to be able to hear if he is talking to me or calling me, if the phone rings etc. these enable me to do that. So in a way that for me is a plus for others most likely not. 2nd I found that at times while these are holding on my ears because they are at the smallest configuration, the top part where it comes to hold onto your head starts to slip. If you look at the picture it doesn’t seem as though they are too big but I would say as a grown woman with an average size head I would think, these are not for teens unless on the larger size or males and they do open quite large. Now as to the positives I personally found. The sound I feel is on par with the high quality BEATS that I have tried out in the stores. Obviously not the noise canceling part but the sound is such that you hear every note crisply and the notes are not lost in the base or over ridden by any other noise. It’s a very crisp sound and I was very impressed once again with how for such a low price point this item could bring such a good product to the table. The ear muffs are plentiful and very soft. I am in my 60’s, a child of the 60’s, 70’s etc. so these are the headphones we used. I have had more pairs of headphones than I can count. These are really up there with the best. Comfort for long listening, long listening time is just a quick charge away and easy paring Just go to settings, blue tooth, press the left side of the headphones where there is a button that sticks out. It will then say, Power on, then you’ll see an E7 and then it will say connected. Sometimes you have to touch the E7 to have it pare. *Note if you have other accessories connected if you are using these with say an iPad or some other such device, just know that if you have a keyboard pared with it you may have to un-pare it and then re-pare these headphones.

For the price I didn’t think they’d be that great. I was so wrong! I’ve had these for about a year & they’re working fantastic. They hold a longer charge then I thought & they’re really comfortable for wear. The sound is great as well. I would hands down buy again

TLDR: sound is pretty good but bass is mushy, not enough highs, noise canceling is ok, volume is plenty loud I had a very specific use in mind, and these headphones are perfect. I do woodworking, and I like to listen to audio books while I work. Unfortunately, regular headphones are drowned out by the constantly running shop-vac and assorted tools. I’m concerned if I turn up the volume loud enough to hear what’s being said over the noise I’ll blow out my hearing. So, after hearing my ex-wife brag about the sound cancelling abilities of her air pods, I decided to give the tech a go. My guess is the noise canceling on these headphones isn’t anywhere near as good as the apple pods, but they also aren’t several hundred dollars. And frankly, I don’t want them to be that quiet - the last thing I need is to forget that the table saw is running. With these headphones, I get: reduced volume from the tools, which is better for my ears, decent enough clarity in sound for audio books, and I can hear the narrator without having to turn up the volume, even when running my Dewalt lunchbox planer that sounds like a jet taking off. I don’t like the sound for music - too bassy, which normally I love, but this bass is pretty mushy. But again - in this price range I give them 5 stars. UPDATE: I’ve been wearing these for a week or so now, and I’ll add a couple of points: They are very comfortable. With my other headsets I usually have to remove them after a couple of hours because they hurt my ears. I leave these on all day. I tested the active noise cancellation against the fan in my bathroom (never mind why I had them on in the bathroom, shut up) and what I found is that turning the ANC on in no way diminishes the volume of the fan, it just sucks the bass end out, probably storing it up to make songs sound mushy later. I think that’s why it works well for me, as most of my tools (e.g. my Ridgid shop vac) operate in that lower register.

I’m really impressed for how low cost they are they’re not cheaply made.

I'll start off by saying that we're a big headphone/earbud family. My husband works in tech at a big school, and I tutor & do lots of video, music, confrence, etc work. We're also a very big music family & content creating. Sound, is really important to us; as are products. I'd stumbled upon the brand a few years back; and it wasn't long before they'd become one of my(our) preferred brands. We own several of their other headphones & have had EXCEPTIONAL customer service experiences. I was really excited to try these out, as they're similar to another model we have, that's a bit older (although still sounding fantastic & has stood the test of time). These headphones are a great budget headphone- and I used "budget," quite loosely. They have the sound and quaility of a mid grade headphone (comparable to those in the $80-$120 range) and the craftmanship, comfort and look of such as well. While more expensive and luxurious models do have more- well luxury (such as over the ear muffs, that are a bit more cushiony) I dont have any complaints with these. The muffs themselves are very soft, yet firm as you'd want them to be. The plastic doesnt feel cheap; and you do get small little features such as an led indication light by the power button; a toggle switch to swap between bluetooth and noise canceling-which in our vast expeirence doesnt typically come in headphones anywhere near this price range. The packaging is nice, yet simple-you get a usb charger, an audio jack & an easy to read instruction manual. As far as the noise cancelling feature; simply having the headphones in bluetooth mode; immediately deadens sounds- without any auidio playing. As I type this sitting on my patio, I have my music paused and I barely hear the tractor beside our house in the vegetable field. I wouldnt say it's as "strong" as their higher end models; and I have a very loud & rowdy 2yo and enthusiastic, energentic ever singing 5yo, and 13yo gamer, to test the limits of those cababilities lol these will definitely drone out the loud theme song of Paw Patrol; barrads of Frozen, and screeching of a teenager slaying shrieking zombies-at least to a very muffled, and intelligible thought processing cability, level lol I do prefer their more elaborate nc headphones for tasks I need to really concentrate on--like critiquing musical composures; or tuning out the tractor or often annoying sounds of my husband putzing around in his paramotor. The headphones also have a metal extension-not plastic; a cushioned top, and the ear muffs swivel both up and down & side to side with ease; and easily excessible volume buttons beside the power button. Hopefully my long winded review gives some better ideas of comparisons and overall daily capabilities. The only reason I don't rate the nc fx 5 stars, is that while it's definitely great and subperb for the price; it is a bit less than higher end models-although I think most would opt for those overall; if that's something they were actually wanting. In conclusion: great headphones, amazing price, awesome customer service, and craftsmanship. These are fantastic headphones for the average person & listening activies. Great for kids too; especially those who can tend to be a bit rough-as kids often are! Update on battery life: I recently took these on a 3 day trip, and our 13yo Alone used them for over 23hrs-I also forgot to power them off and left them on overnight until the next day around noon. It's been a couple days since our trip & I still have yet to have to charge them. Conclusion-Very impressed with the battery life, especially with utilizing the nc for all usage time!!!

So I had high hopes for these headphones. I mean 16,000 people can’t be wrong right? Sigh. I love the look and feel to them. They hug my head well and they are lighter than expected. The volume is lower than I expected. The bass is low. I also had to adjust my equalizer to abnormal settings and levels in order to get to somewhat close to normal sound. Bass is way too low. Mids at a normal level start to distort. Even with mids down it still wasn’t loud enough. This next part is on me I didn’t notice before I bought it.….it doesn’t have any sound adjustment buttons on it. No play pause, no skip, no previous. Nothing. Just one button to power on and off and one button to activate or deactivate Bluetooth. It gets a bit annoying to have to go to my phone every time I want to change the volume or replay a song. I guess I’m used to my old bludio T4 turbines. They were fantastic. They were heavier but not too heavy. Very durable and loud with great bass and noise canceling. One thing I found out recently is about the drivers. The drivers are how big the actual speakers are in the headphones. These headphones only have 40 mm drivers. But so do Beats Pro? And Bose and those are both good quality headphones. Ive tried them both. I don’t know My t4 turbines had 57 mm and the bass was very very good but not as good as beats or Bose headphones so I am not sure what I’m even talking about anymore. Anyway. Everyone has different hearing levels and such so just a piece of information I found out. Good luck