dyplay USB C Headphones, Active Noise Cancelling in-Ear Headphones with ANC & MEMS Mic, Hi-Fi Stereo Wired Earbuds Compatible with New iPad, Samsung, HTC, Huawei, Google Pixel 3/2/XL, Xiaomi

I recently brought the headphone on a plane trip. It eliminates the low-frequency engine noise well.I'm not an audiophile so can't comment too much about the sound quality, but it sounds reasonably well to my untrained ears.Most high-end ANC headphones need to be charged and internal batteries add to the bulk. This headphone is powered via USB-C and I really like that.The fins makes the headphone stay in ears securely during exercise. Like that as well.It's is holding up well after two months of regular use. My only concern is the material and construction does not "look" as durable as some higher end models. At this price though it can't be beat. Although I can't give it 5-star in each feature, the affordability makes it a 5-star product.

The active noise cancelation works surprisingly well. Not as good as over the ear headphones but enough that I have remove one side if someone is talking to me, even without music on. I can hear the environment, it's just not as loud. I don't usually like wearing in-ear headphones but these are comfortable for me for an few hours. Build quality is good and sound is great for the price range. There is some slight popping I hear when opening an app on the phone but it's not loud or annoying. Overall I recommend it for a decent noise cancelling headphone with good sound.

I have 4 or 5 pair. I keep them everywhere for work calls. Also work well for Zoom meetings. Audio is good and mic is great. I've actually used them to record podcasts instead of my expensive microphone. Not the same quality, but close enough at times. Highly recommended.

1 month update:DON'T BUY THESE!!The ANC which was its only redeeming feature stopped working.AND the frequency of LOUD BUZZING increased.It also started messing with playback on my laptop. So videos and songs start lagging completely and stops loading. Only after unplugging and replugging the earphones resumes the playback. Serious problem with both hardware and software on these earphones. I had to throw them in the trash.I've used these for about 2 days now.First of all, Active Noise Cancellation for this price is not bad at all.But that's about the only commendable feature of these earbuds.The sound isn't bad, but it isn't great either.The bass is weak and the highs are muddy.What really disappointed me was how the earbuds occasionally "freak out" and emit a LOUD BUZZING NOISE. No idea why, but while I'm working, these buds just suddenly BUZZ like CRAZY, almost like theres a lawn mower right inside my ears.Also, there are these 2 pointy part on each bud that stab into the top part of you ear... if you rest your head on your ears, those pointy parts hurt like hell...Overall, if you really want ANC and have a phobia of battery running out (I needed wired earbuds), these are for you. But everything else about these earbuds are so disappointing. The build quality is cheap, design is bad, sound quality not worth the price, and MOST CRITICAL is how the buds just go crazy and scream a buzzing noise.

Lasted about 5 months.

Noise cancellation isn't bad. This pair of headphones have lasted me a while and the noise cancellation pretty much cancels out my window unit.The noise cancellation obviously won't be the best at this price point, but it does an okay job.Most cheap headphones break down on me and one earbud stops working - not with these. I've had no issues with them.You also get extra tips so... I can't not suggest these. Sound quality is alright too.

Works very well with a Google Pixel 3. Noise cancelling works well on airplanes, makes a very big difference. I love that there's no batteries to worry about charging, and they are much more space efficient than over the ear Bose-style noise cancelling headphones which is really handy for travel. It did not seem to noticeably drain my phone battery any more than using normal headphones. I do with the cable felt a little more sturdy but I haven't had any problems in the month I've had them, and I can't really complain for this price.

These are decent headphones. The ANC feature is OK but seems to only cancel out the highest decibel range possible and does nothing for standard sounds like people talking. During my commute it easily blocks out the sound of the train but I can hear the other passengers conversations like we're sitting a cafe somewhere. The sound quality is good not great. One main concern is the build quality. The cord connecting to ur device is exceedingly skinny and feels incredibly cheap and brittle. No way this hold up to everyday usage for any extended period of time. I hope I'm wrong but I doubt it. My other main issue is that they don't seem to work for phone calls. I have Sprint Galaxy S9+ and these headphones do not pick call audio. If I'm watching something I have to disconnect them from the USB c headset to take a call. I can't hear the other person and they can't hear me. Of you have a device that they actually work on I recommend them for a cheap pair or commute headphones. Otherwise try the Sony MDRXB50. Much better sound quality. Standard 3.5 mm Jack. Also they have good sound isolation but no anc and still seem to block out lower frequency noise better than these. Also they can usually be found on Amazon forbeoughly the same $30 price tag.