Mpow H10 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear with Microphones, HiFi Deep Bass, Memory Protein Earmuffs, 30H Playtime for Kids, Adults, Online Class, Home Office

with the $20+ I paid for this headset, it's very nice.I purchased two actually. 1 black is from amazon warehouse deal and the other light blue is brand new. surprisingly, they don't look like the same model actually -- from the feel of material and how it feels when wearing them. I like both of them.it's very comfort. for myself it's better than my Sennheiser HD 4.5.the sound quality is good as well, I cannot tell the difference than my Sennheiser as well.the mic is good enough for WFH in a quiet room. I don't expect it will perform well outside and I won't use it for a job interview.1 problem is annoying -- somehow it may "sleep" after long time playing music and can only resume with a tap.another problem is the range of bluetooth. the bluetooth receiver has bad signal receptions and you cannot use it too far away. compared to sennheiser HD4.5, about half the range.I still give 5 stars. I cannot expect more from this price.

I got mine (recolored) about a year and a half ago, and something I noticed very quickly was that it felt very plastic-y. For most of its life, the pair of headphones was used indoors in my room (quarantine) so comparatively speaking the weather damage/wear and tear should've been at a near minimum. I noticed very quickly that the plastic at the top started to form a crack, and after some time over a year, a part had completely broken off (see picture). The outer layer of the cushion had started to peel very early on (not from sweat, as I live in a very dry area and I don't sweat very much). If you use this frequently, in terms of physical durability I would give it a lifespan of 1.5 years, given that's how long it lasted while being used mostly indoors and rarely being transported.In terms of functionality, the noise cancelling is pretty decent. It does increase the clarity of music/sounds, but when I have it off the sound is still quite good. The controls can be a bit frustrating and my devices weren't able to detect its mic, which was also frustrating. Overall, I would say if you're fine with dropping this amount of money for about 1-2 years of relatively frequent use, then it wouldn't be bad. If you plan to use these headphones on a daily basis and bring it with you frequently, I would highly encourage investing money on more durable and well-built pairs.

Great sound. Comfortable. Decent microphone. I have Bose QC35 II and these are not far behind in terms of pure sound. However the plastic joints creaks all the time. And the comfort is lower. If comfort and headband/joints/earpads could be improved, along with a more premium look; these would move to the next level.

These are comfortable headphones, but they are incredibly frustrating, bc they stutter / glitch my music even when my phone is 2-3 feet away. They also drop Bluetooth connection frequently. When the sound works, they sound good. But the glitching in my music is painful to my ears, it's incredibly frustrating when it happens 10 times in the same song, or when it drops the connection and I have to stop what I'm doing to reboot/reconnect. I've had a lot of Bluetooth headphones, never had any that behave like this. I can't find a firmware upgrade or anything to resolve this issue (Pixel 3 phone) and rebooting my phone doesn't help.