RUNOLIM Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone, 70H Playtime, Foldable Headphone with HiFi Audio, Deep Bass for Home Travel Office

These are FANTASTIC headphones that have lasted longer than Beats that I've had. I've had these for a year now and they're extremely durable and the sound is great, it doesn't leak when you have the headphones over your ears. Battery life is great too even after this long, I fall asleep with them on all the time and they always last. They also can connect to multiple devices at once. This is such a winner, and it's so affordable.

Edit: it has been nearly 4 months of me sleeping on these every night. I roll over on them frequently, yet they remain durable. I would, and have bought again. So far, so good. These absolutely have ANC on/off, which is about as good as you can expect at this price point, and a passthrough mode, which there doesn't seem to be a volume control for (seemingly independent of system / headphone volume controls). A few things seem to turn off the ANC automatically, like answering a phone call, or using voice input; I'm pretty sure the hardwired mode shuts it off as well, but I'd have a double check. I'm not sure if this is a technical limitation of noise cancellation, because I'm never spending over $100 for a pair of headphones that are designed to break, from an engineering standpoint, that don't have enough extra perks to justify the cost difference. As for durability, they don't seem to be designed to fail, as I've experienced with much more expensive brands, like Logitech gaming headsets. If you mostly sleep on your back, these past the sleep test, at least so far. Sound quality wise, My e7s (Even with the old pre BT 4.0) are better. They're just a bit muddy, but not deal breakingly so. Perhaps some messing with the equalizer on my phone could remedy this. A fine trade-off for the physical bulk of the e7s. There is no pass-through charging, but the battery life seems very good, as well as the charging time. I wore them all day yesterday for the noise cancellation, taking calls, and listening to music. I have autism spectrum disorder, and I live on a high traffic road; these cut the noise down significantly. After my day of trying to push the battery, then sleeping with them on all night, they still only took roughly a half an hour to charge back to full, using a bog standard USB-C charger. They're very comfortable, especially considering my big ol' Irish Head. They fit snugly enough to not want to fall off, but I didn't feel as if I were fatiguing the plastics any. Very adjustable. The buttons are a little counterintuitively placed, but nothing I wasn't able to get used to very quickly.

I purchased two pairs of the headphones after reading lot of reviews. I was looking for a headphone to use at the gym with some basic noise canceling and good fit. I just got the headphones this morning before I head to the gym with my wife and this is my first impression: 1. the headphones fit well, I have a big head and it was comfortable to wear and seems to be of good quality. 2. the sound quality is good enough for what I need them for, Initially I felt that the volume wasn't loud enough (I'm used to listen to loud music and punching bass) but after I started working out and had the volume close to maxed the volume level was actually good, not loud but perfect for the reason I purchased the headset. 3. Noise canceling is not great but it works well when you have the music on, otherwise if you just don't want to hear anything if you are not playing music, you will be disappointed because you will still be able to hear some of the noise I will update the review as the days progress while I'm still in the grace period to return the items. I do not anticipate returning it because it does a good job for what I need and unless something really bad happens with the quality ( I read in some of the reviews that the plastic parts may brake) I will keep both. Remember that if you like to listen to loud music and punchy bass, this is not the headphones for you Thank you.

These have been amazing. They are easy to pair with devices. They cancel out the noise of my neighbor's banging around in her apartment next to mine. They sound great while listening to music, movies, games, etc. Excellent price. So glad I found these. They saved my sanity.

10/10 Blown away by how comfortable these are. Wish I would have gotten years ago. Great quality, easy to connect via Bluetooth, aesthetically pleasing with a sleek design. Very impressed with these affordable headphones!!! I’ve used every day since they arrived.

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 that I gave to my mom. The Sonys are my gold standard for sound quality, but both the MPOW and Soundcore are 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 case, and cables. The build quality of the headset seems very solid with substantial earcups, a large battery between the head padding and earcups. The construction is all mat plastic with a metal leaf spring in the headband. I’m not sure if the swivel hinges are metal. 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 track skipping and on/off. Holding the track buttons for a couple of seconds will allow you to control volume. This exactly the opposite of most headphones and very annoying in my opinion, as I more often want to adjust volume than skip tracks. 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 but it does turn off with the headphones unlike other budget brands/ models. Aside from the very annoying track skipping, the controls are intuitive and reasonable. 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 remains super clear with consistent bass. The sound quality is very good overall and exceptional at the price, better than my MPOW on par with Soundcore Q20s. 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 not change with noise canceling on. 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. Battery life seems insanely good. I have probably listened to 80.hours of TV and music on a single charge. The headphones have a “C” profile that curves moderately off the side of my head. I have a small to medium sized head, and I find these fit reasonably. However, they are a bit on the heavy side and the protein pads are thick and can get a little hot, though not unreasonably so. Overall I give this set extremely high marks for sound quality and battery life. Build quality, noise cancellation, and comfort are good. The only detraction I see are that that weird track skipping primary function in the controls. If I could give four and a half stars, I would, but given how Amazon reviews work, I’ll give this five stars.

I replaced wired headphones (Jlab) that began having difficulty staying connected to my laptop. As long as they were connected, they weren't bad, but keeping them connected was becoming a more recurrent problem. My BF has the same headphones and he said he has the same issue keeping his connected to his laptop, also. Neither of us had the headphones for long, maybe a year or two. So, like I do, when an issue happens enough to think "replace these!" I started my search on Amazon for something else. The top review by theoryofmind sold me. They arrived quickly (first out of my several item Amazon order), and I couldn't wait to try them. The manual is succinct but helpful, and in several languages. I paired it with my laptop with no issues, and put them on. I was immediately shocked by how much BETTER the noise cancelling was over the Jlab set. Seriously! I could still hear some louder sounds from other inhabitants of the house, but they were largely diminished. Wearing these was like being in a deep cave...I could faintly hear the external sounds, but what I was listening to was much more clear, and the sound quality was great. I'm no audiophile, and I haven't spent the big bucks on those pricier headphones, so I can easily say these are the best headphones I have ever had. I tested out the ANC button, and using that reduces the noise cancellation, but it enables you to hear your surroundings more easily. That is helpful if you have to listen for something, but still want to wear your headphones. A feature that is new to me, now going Bluetooth, is getting up from my laptop and going to the kitchen for a drink without having to take off the headphones! Oh, Nice! I just received them, so I can't speak to the battery life, but the battery already had a charge, so I could wear them right away. I am completely wowed by this set, especially for the reasonable $29.99 price point, and would highly recommend them to anyone. I am delighted with them! They would also make a great gift for someone else! Unless you're more accustomed to the pricier headphones available, I think these are the best you can get at this price.

Overall nice headphones but a few detractors. I wear eye glasses and the ear muffs provide light pressure on my ears. Not too hard that my eye glasses press to the side of my head. Overall comfortable. The hybrid noise cancelling is interesting. While wearing these headphones I listened to an audiobook. I can hear loud noises around me but it’s very muffled. It completely erased my microwave fan background noise while I cooked. Overall I liked the noise cancelling because I have kids and I would still like to hear them (when they almost always interrupt and ask me questions during my audiobook) but it gets rid of low level noises. Now for the cons. The headphones themselves seem to generate a low level noise when they are over my ears and no audiobook is playing. It’s low enough I can ‘forget’ that it’s there but can hear it if I focus on it. I took a phone call on it from a friend and the headphones kept disconnecting and reverting back to my phone. (Happened twice in a 10-15min call). Lastly, not a huge issue but since I’m already complaining about things, the ear muffs rotate a little too easily for my liking. Like it can swing on its own. I’d appreciate a little more tension on the joints. Overall, my breaking point is the dropped connection during calls. The rest I can handle but I don’t want to have to keep reconnecting during a call. Therefore I will be returning these.