PHILIPSPhilips Audio TAH8506BK Over-Ear Wireless Active Noise Cancelling Pro Headphones | Offer Bluetooth 2 Device Multipoint Connectivity | Slim & Flat Folding Design | Deep Bass | 60 Hours Playtime

Great sound and quality of product

Great headphones for the price, good sound, decent noise cancellation, looks good, comfy, comes with nice case

Great value

The headphones broke on the arc where the connection with the headpiece is, after 8 months, the same as with my daughter's. Customer service is brilliant, and I got a refund. The sound was excellent, tho, and I liked that the earpiece covered my whole ear.

Great headphones! Very comfortable, stylish (I got the grey ones) and the noise isolation is out of this worled. They seem like great quality too, I have a feeling I will use these for a long time.

Never been one for old school head phones (cans) but these have blown me out the water.Come in a great hardshell case, they look and fit brilliantly. Tested them with some late 90’s trance and they’re absolutely banging. The sounds is so good.High recommend them, you won’t be disappointed.

The original model, PH805BK/00, were amazing. Best headphones I'd owned. Until one day after a few years of use the charger port just stopped working and the headphones were dead. I got my money back but unfortunately was forced to buy the new model: TAH8506BK.What's changed:The ear pieces are now made of a gross rubbery material that feels horrible after prolonged use. Much preferred the softer older model material.The ear covers are smaller than the old model, meaning they're no longer full over ear and actually sit on your ears a bit: really uncomfortable when using for a while.No touch controls, only buttons: this feature is the only good change, the touch controls were annoying and would go off unintentionally all the time. Having solid pressable buttons is good.Size adjustment: feels less flexible and less adjustable.Headband: the head band between the two earpieces is now almost flat on top, rather than having a more curved shape, this actually means it presses into the top of your head rather than naturally curving around it. This decision baffled me, who has a flat head?Noise cancelling makes a vibrating wobbling effect if you slightly lean on the headphones in any way, like your brain is being jellified. Really strange. Do not recommend for bedtime listening or leaning on a pillow in a car/plane/train etc.Seems strange the Amazon reviews features for this product mentions nothing to do with comfort and size, so I think they knew what they were doing no giving us the option to poorly rank those features.Overall terrible changes in the two models and I'm extremely disappointed my replacement has felt like such a downgrade. Going to switch brands next time.

They are amazing headphone for price I recommend