Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, dyplay ANC Hybrid Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones with CVC 6.0 Mic 22H Playtime Hi-Fi Sound aptX/aptX LL Type-C Foldable Wireless Headphones Over Ear for TV Travel Work

I've been trying to find some headphones for my kids zoom classes that allows the mics to feed back in so they can hear themselves talk. My daughter's voice doubles in volume the minute headphones go on otherwise. I've never been happy with the latency on a couple of wireless bluetooth headsets I've tried thus far. Whenever I use bluetooth headsets I find myself slurring words trying to align with what I'm hearing. Since my daughter has speech issues already a 100+ ms delay just isn't good enough.After a embarrassing amount of research I found a newish codec called aptX ll or aptX low latency that is supposed to help. Finding a headset and transmitter that both support this codec was harder than expected... at least for a headset that had the codec as well as USBC (my kids are 7 and 9 and micro USB gets... thrashed when they try and plug things in). Outside of $100+ headsets, this was pretty much the only one.I can happily report aptX ll does what it advertises. While it is still night and day when compared to wired, I was comfortable that the delay was not enough to impact my speech, and therefor should suffice for my kiddos. also... I am tired of replacing the 3.5mm cable from my daughters headset after a week of finger twirling and chewing breaks it.This set is very much Asian primarily targeted. The voice that says power on\off and max volume has a distinct accent that makes me chuckle. The 'first language' in the manual is also NOT English... WHAT IS THIS WORLD COMING TO!!!! /sSounds quality is... meh. My kids love them and are perfectly happy with the EQ on them. I wouldn't call it insanely bassy, but it definitely leans into the bass. I'm a open back kinda headset person and prefer my open back wired SHP9500s to these (the SHP9500s are less bassy and more balanced). This headset is also a bit tight on my head and my ears quickly began to sweat.Noise cancellation... did I mention I'm a open back fan? Not to mention I have them in a setup with a condenser mic feeding into them... so yeah... no idea...

I purchased these to use with a bluetooth transmitter hooked up to the family tv via the 3.5 mm audio out port on the tv. Sometimes my wife is reading and doesn't want to be bothered with the tv sound while I'm watching my shows. These work great for those times. The Bluetooth pairing is quick and stable, the audio volume is adjustable between both the tv volume control and the headset volume control, battery life is great, and the noise cancelling works well.In my case, I have the tv's built-in speakers turned all the way down and route the tv audio to a sound bar which gives better audio. So when I'm using these headphones, I have to turn off the sound bar and increase the volume to the built-in speakers, otherwise no audio sound is transmitted to the headphones, even if I increase the volume on the headphones.

Yeah these headphones are the bomb dot com! They worked great for listening to ASMR videos on youtube, and With the help of an equalizer they're perfect for music production too! My only gripe is the difficulty syncing and desyncing between devices, it will sync with multiple at a time, and you'll have to manually desync each one. Other than that, the noise cancellation is fantastic, they're very comfortable, and have a surprisingly long battery life. You get good results for a budget purchase in my opinion!

I have only owned this pair for a few months. So far these headphones seem to be a decent value for your money.They are not nearly as nice as my Bose headset. They are heavier/clunkier and seem much more fragile. But they were also a small fraction of the price.Assuming they last me at least a year, I would definitely buy them again.

Very good for the price