Headphones Wireless Bluetooth with Mic, Wireless Headphones Over Ear with Hi-Fi Audio Deep Bass,3.5MM Cable,Soft-Earpads (NO ANC)

Good sound and nice fit

Perfect headphones for kids or adults. Slim appearance lightweight super fast charging easy to use great value for the money.

Works great

These are my first noise cancelling headphones. I've really enjoy them. The sound quality is good. They feel comfortable over the ears. The noise cancellation is adequate. It I work in an office that can get noisy. With the headphones on I can feel like I've got my own corner office. My only issue is that the padding on the arch over the head is insufficient. They start to feel very uncomfortable during long uses.

Quick delivery and just what i expected ! Thanks

Even has an fm radio.

Perfect ..more than expected for the price ..

After getting tired of buying pair after pair of in ear wireless headphones, I decided to give these a try. I'm glad I did. Pros: - Great connection speed. Once I press the power button, it almost always connects in the time it takes it to say, "Power On. Connecting. Connected." - Good battery life. I usually don't worry about the battery since plugging it in while I'm at a meeting or some other place I won't be able to use them is enough to keep it charged. - Good noise cancelation. I put four of five stars because I assume more expensive models can block more, but the feature did wonders during my flight when I was sat next to the wings and therefore the engines. - Comfortable. I prefer wearing these to having something physically in my ears. Cons: - Size. They're not huge, but I do miss being able to put my headphones in my pocket when I'm not using them. - Can't use just one ear. I used to wear just one headphone at a time in part to have the other as backup when the battery died and partly to be able to listen to music and listen to the world around me at the same time. This doesn't have the battery issue, but I do sometimes miss being able to be in that in between mode.

The headsets are packaged nicely. Inside the box, you'll find an instruction manual, USB-C and 3.5mm Audio Cables, and the headsets, snugly tucked in a fancy travel bag. First impressions matter; these headsets feel great when you pull them out of the travel bag. They're soft, well-made, and have a premium feel. All the controls - power, volume, ANC (noise cancelling), charging port, and 3.5mm jack input - are conveniently located on the right ear. Straight out of the box, the headsets had a 70% charge, so I could start using them immediately. Of course, I later charged them up to 100% to test their playback time on a full charge. When it comes to connecting them to Bluetooth, it's pretty straightforward. I did have to toggle the Bluetooth on my phone off and on to see the headsets appear for pairing, but that's nothing out of the ordinary. Considering their affordable price, the sound quality is quite good. It gets even better when you activate the noise cancellation feature. During my phone tests with the headsets, the person on the other end had trouble hearing me clearly when the noise cancellation was off. Still, as soon as I switched it on, they could hear me much better. Here's something to note: when you take off the headsets while the noise cancellation is on, you might hear a bit of buzz. To avoid this, turn off the noise cancellation before taking them off and setting them down. Wearing them around your neck reduces the buzz, which disappears entirely if you turn the cups inward toward your chest. I also tested the headsets using the 3.5mm jack to connect directly to my phone. It didn't affect the sound quality at all. However, when I unplugged the cord and switched back to Bluetooth, I had to manually reconnect the headset by selecting the H30 headset from my phone's Bluetooth menu. Now, let's talk about comfort. I have larger ears (around 3 inches) and found the cups uncomfortable after about an hour of use. However, my wife, who has smaller ears (about 2 ¼ inches), didn't experience any discomfort. Summary: Pros: - They look and feel good with their aesthetically pleasing design. - The ear cups are soft and comfortable, even if you have smaller to medium-sized ears. - Affordable price for what you're getting. - They come with a nice travel bag for convenience. - They're foldable, making them easy to carry around and travel. Cons: - The noise cancellation feature can cause a buzzing sound when left on and off the ears. Overall, they have some neat features, a solid sound quality, and a price tag that won't break the bank. These headsets would make a great first pair of Bluetooth headsets, offering affordability, good sound quality, and a comfortable design. Be mindful of the noise-cancellation buzz, and consider your ear size for ultimate comfort.

H30 Active Noise Cancelling Headphones are comfortable, foldable, look good, come with both wireless and wired options with a nice travel pouch. I got it for my daughter to use during travel, she needs something comfortable to wear, which can take less space and is easy to connect to different devices and has decent voice quality. This one perfectly fit that criteria, ANC feature supposed to be cherry on top but it was not, bass is ok, could have been better. Pros: 1. Comes with all accessories to fit for travel and use with BT (Wireless) and Non BT devices (Wired). 2. Foldable design (requires the head arms to be extended a bit) 3. Rechargeable and battery last quite a bit 4. Come with a nice quality travel pouch for easy carry and store 5. Soft ear cushion for long use (headband cushion could have been made much softer, it is still soft) 6. Comes with Mic and multiple feature buttons, use Manual (provided) to learn more on how to use them 7. USB C standard Charging port and cable provided Cons: 1. Audio quality is ok, better bass and tuning could have made it sound better 2. Headset headband can be made a little softer for better comfort 3. ANC feature can be improved, I have used ANC feature on good quality headphone and they eliminate quite a bit of exterior noise whereas on this headphone it looked more like a gimmick but you get what you pay for Overall this headphone is value for money and can be recommended for basic travel purposes.

Okay, I’ll save you some time and start with a short review: add these to your cart right now and click buy, because you will not find a better set of headphones at this price. Now for the slightly longer review. I recently ordered the competing Ankbit E600 Bluetooth headphones and they were good, with one shortcoming: no active noise cancellation (ANC) feature. ANC comes in handy when mowing the lawn, enabling me to enjoy music while (mostly) removing background mower noise. I figured I could get past that by turning up the volume on Ankbit. Which I did, but the Apple Health app kindly sent an alert that I was listening at a volume high enough to damage my ears. The Ankbits are otherwise fine, but I was back in the market for a new mower buddy. Enter the Eaorul set, complete with ANC but at less than half the price. Sound: I’m not going to pretend I’m an audio expert but will say this; they sound very good. Full and deep bottom end, crisp highs and good detail in the midrange. Yes, you can get better for a lot more money, and that’s up to you, but these make the grade for me. So far I’ve listened to Jesse Cook (nice acoustic highs but solid bass too), Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Black Keys, Stan Getz, Rolling Stones, plus the hard rocking playlist that I use to mow the lawn, and everything has sounded very good to excellent. You can also connect to an amp or receiver with an included jack, and the sound quality on my vintage system was only marginally better. ANC: It works, knocking down external noise noticeably when you switch it on. I used them mowing the lawn and there was a clear difference when I flicked the ANC switch. Even better, there was no alert from Apple Health about potential ear damage. Comfort: These are as comfortable as any ‘phones I’ve ever owned and better than most. The earcups are lined with a very soft cushion, the faux leather finish is soft and comfy, and the head clamp holds them tightly in place without discomfort. And we are talking about hours of continuous listening here. Battery life: The manufacturer claims a battery life of 100 hours and I may have been playing for 20 hours to date, so can’t confirm. But that’s all bonus: I’d be happy with 50 hours. In conclusion: like I said, add to cart! You won’t find a better pair of ‘phones at this price.

We got these wireless, over-the-ear headphones to replace another value brand that my daughter had, which broke when they fell off her desk. These are an upgrade from that model for battery life and the noise-cancellation feature. They paired with her Galaxy phone quickly and easily and are very comfortable with ample soft padding on the band and ear cups. They have good volume and decent range with no distortion, although when comparing to my Sony WH-1000XM headphones, I found them most lacking in the bottom end (bass). I understand that's not a fair comparison but the Sony's are a good benchmark with full range and known excellent noise cancelling. The noise cancelling on these headphones is not very good by any comparison and seems to be most effective for higher ambient frequencies. I can't comment on long-term durability but they appear well constructed with a metal headband and thicker swivel hinges on the ear cups (see pic) than those on the other value brand my daughter had which broke. Overall, decent sounding, comfortable value headphones but don't expect much from the noise cancelling, 4/5.

The headphones are very lightweight and very cushy on the ears. Wearing these for longer periods will surely cause less strain on your ears! Comes with a nice carry case, USB-C charging cable and headphone cable (these headphones work both wired and wireless). Battery life is very good, with regular use I could see these lasting at least a few days per charge. Nice creme color, these headphones would look really nice with a white or rose gold phone. The only downside to these is that they don't go very loud. They have a passive nose cancellation which helps, but at max volume I would say it's medium-high. These might be better for kids as they are both physically and sonically lighter on the ears. There is a power button (also acts as start/stop for music), volume up and down buttons (also act as next/previous song for music). Using the volume buttons to scan songs can be clunky and unresponsive. Overall, a very nice set of Bluetooth over ear headphones. Great Battery life, great sound quality (although not very loud) and are very light and comfortable, good for extended use. I recommend these for younger and elderly people, especially!