ZEBRONICS Zeb-Duke Bluetooth Wireless Over Ear Headphone with Mic (Black)

They're comfortable, long-lasting headphones that have great sound. Have bought one for hubby, and need to buy one for our son drive he keeps stealing mine lol

Great Budget headphones with cool look with great rgb lights which you can on and off anytime by just presing vol+ and vol- both together. Great build quality. Great fit can put straight for 2 to 3 hours, after it might feel a bit discomfort, depends on person to person. Great battery, brand claims 40hr and i get too around 38 to 39hr in it which says its approved for long hours. Very good sound quality, if you are confused between two headphones in this budget and you like BASS more, then pick this one it has great bass. So everything is good, but there is one major, very big problem which is kinda aceeptable for someone and not for a lot of pepole. The problem is Sound leakage, if you listen even above 50% vol or for some songs even at 30% vol, the sound starts to get outside earphone. your experience won't get bad for urself but the outsiders could also hear it which is why its not good to use it in public. if u go on 90% volume, rather than a headphone it becomes a speaker, u won't face any problem in ears, but voice outside will come loud easily hearable. It means brand gave everything, but could not block the speakers towards the outer end meaning voice gets outside easily

Like you, i was scrolling through the comments to see if i should buy this or not. The reviews are very polarising (either good or bad) and to my surprise neither were truly wrong. So i was skeptical but i found it on sale for 999 so i just bought it.. I will do a pros and cons first and a super detailed review after it (the review will be given keeping the price range of 1500-2000 in mind) Pros: - Build Quality - Sound Quality (after EQ) [Amazing Bass, crystal clear and lively vocals with ear-fatigue free & nice treble tones] - Battery Life - Dual Connectivity and stable connection - No noticeable latency in videos - Comfort - Sick RGB Cons: - Mic Quality -Sound Quality (without EQ) [Amazing Bass, Bad vocals, Bad treble tones] -Low battery indications every 60 secs after 20% (didn't say 1 min as people might take it as an exaggeration) - You cant change or keep 1 colour on rgb, it changes on its own - Few Service Centres - Sometimes the headphones goes into a weird state where you have to keep the power button pressed for 10-30 seconds for it to work again Minor cons (which are completely fine for the price but are worth mentioning) -the rgb also turns on each time you power on the headphone so turning it off for more battery gets a bit annoying -The earcups dont fold (if you want to keep them on your neck then you will have to extend them , after that they wont restrict your head movement) -Each time you start/turn off the headphones or it connects/disconnects there is a voice announcement which i found to be quite annoying DETAILED REVIEW 1) Build Quality: The headband is made of made up of metal and looks very sturdy. The plastic used on the earcups is also of a good quality and i don't think it will break easily. The wire that is visible is thick and i aint worried about it. The earcups dont fold (which i knew) but it could have been a good addition. The cushioning on the headband is minimal but soft so you wont have a problem there. The ear cushions are very soft. Dimensions of entire ear cushion 10cm x 8cm . Dimensions of the opening for our ears 5.6cm x 4cm.The buttons wobble a little bit in their place but are clicky & tactile. The box it comes in, is very Sturdy and can be used to keep the headphone. 2) Looks: The headphone has a sick matte black colour which i love, the side profile looks amazing, it does look a bit bulky and weird when you look at it from the front though. 3) Comfort: I thought the hole should be as big as my ear to be comfortable which was not the case, my ear is like 6 cm and it still fits inside (with unnoticeable bending as the hole does get a bit bigger inside due to the pressure of our earlobes against it). The headphone does not feel heavy at all. The clamping force is just enough to keep the headphone from slipping, it isn't much which increases the comfort. The earcup wobbles a bit for a comfortable angle on your head. The clicks to increase or decrease the size are tight so the size wont change when you shake your head. I didn't have any discomfort wearing it for 4-5 hours straight. Although, the ears do sweat after 2-3 hours in normal temperature so you have to take a break of 2 mins (it doesnt feel warm but the sweat can speed up the wear and tear of the ear cushions. the way i do it is to just let out the air inside the headphones every once in like 30 mins for 15 secs which is much more efficient) Note: If its your first time wearing an over ear headphone then it might take a couple of days to get used to the weight and clamping force. Also, like all over ear headphones, they will be tight out of the box but they will loosen up after several hours of use (you can just put it on a pillow in between the earcushions instead if your head overnight) 4) Battery Life: I think it goes upto 20-22 hours on higher volumes (can be used only till 20% is left, after that unusable due to voice alerts) 5) Charging Time: Takes about 1hr 45 mins to go from 20% to 100% 6) Connectivity: I tried going into another room and it worked just fine so don't worry about the range. This headphone has dual connectivity which isn't mentioned anywhere, you can connect with 2 devices and if you play something with 1 device, the other pauses and vice versa 7) Latency: There is no noticeable latency in most videos or movies (there is a very slight delay which you can notice if you try noticing it hard but you wont do that while watching anything so its safe to say there is no noticeable latency, the latency can also be noticed if the person talks really fast) 8) Gaming: When you do gaming via bluetooth you will notice the latency like pretty much every wireless product without a gaming mode of 80ms latency. You can make out where the sound is coming from pretty easily. You can use the aux to get 0 latency. 9) Mic: The mic is straight up bad, lacks both clarity and loudness (Do note that the mic won't work with the aux cable) 10) Sound Isolation: You can't really hear anything of outside if something is playing in your headphones. If the volume is loud the people around you can hear it which is a con, other headphones do a better job here 11) Sound Quality (without EQ): The bass is very powerful, perfect for bass lovers but the mids and highs aren't even good 12) Sound Quality (with basic EQ):The Sound is loud enough at 100% for pretty much anyone who does not have significant hearing loss. The bass can be made less powerful or even more powerful if you want to blast your skull with the bass. The mids are produced very nicely. The highs are on point (neither sharp nor dull, its sparky enough without causing ear fatigue). The clarity is also very nice, the sounds seems crystal clear and crispy The distortion is very less. (Note: My Basic EQ is just take the little dots in the right half and increase all of them to some extent, keep the leftmost dot where it was and try to make a straight line between the leftmost and middle dots with the other dots left in the left half). One thing to note is that, you will find that the headphone skipped a word, its random and not that often but its worth mentioning 13) Sound quality via aux: The same things apply here but the max volume is 90% of what it was via bluetooth and the clarity gets a boost if you play FLAC format music 1 Year Edit for Durability: Everything still stands true, the earcup vinyl (i think that is the material) started coming off suddenly after 10 months i think and now its gone but it doesnt make a difference to sound or comfort. It randomly stopped working, i think the power button disconnected so i sent them via courier to the service centre (in warranty) and they sent it back in a week i think. I dropped them twice from 3 feet and it stayed fine, but someone sat on my headphones and one side got de-attached from the headband held on just by wire, it then dropped twice after that and that one side stopped working. I tried contacting service centres about how much the repair will cost so that i dont end up spending 400 or something to get this headphone repaired when i bought it for 999 but they didnt respond so i can spend either 100 to get this to the service centre by courier (most companies have a pick up service like soundcore) or go 20km away to get it repaired myself (which is hard during covid). Do Check if there are service centres around you before you get a zeb product.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ (4/5) Great Value for the Price | Stylish, Comfortable & Long Battery Life I’ve been using the Zebronics Zeb-Duke wireless headphones for a few weeks now, and here’s a detailed breakdown of my experience to help other buyers make an informed decision. --- 🔧 Specifications: Bluetooth Version: 5.0 Driver Size: 40mm Battery Capacity: 450mAh Playback Time: Up to 30 hours (at 50–60% volume) Charging Time: About 2.5–3 hours Charging Port: Micro USB Frequency Response: 20Hz–20kHz Sensitivity: 108dB ±3dB Impedance: 32Ω Audio Input: Bluetooth + AUX Microphone: Built-in (for calls) Voice Assistant Support: Yes (Google/Siri) Build Type: Over-ear Foldable Design: Yes Control Buttons: Multi-function buttons for volume, play/pause, calls, and voice assistant Available Colors: Multiple (I chose black with silver accents – very sleek) --- 🎧 Sound Quality: The 40mm drivers deliver rich bass, clear vocals, and good treble balance. It’s not audiophile-level, but for the price, it's surprisingly immersive. Bass lovers will appreciate the thump without distortion. Mids and highs are fairly well-balanced. There's no active noise cancellation (ANC), but the over-ear cushioning provides decent passive noise isolation. --- 🔋 Battery Life: Battery backup is excellent – easily lasts 25–30 hours on a single charge with moderate use. I use it for work, travel, and casual music sessions. Charging via micro USB is a bit outdated, but still acceptable at this price point. --- 🛠️ Build Quality & Comfort: The build is solid plastic, lightweight yet durable. The cushioned ear cups are super soft and breathable, comfortable for long hours. Adjustable headband fits well on medium to large heads. It folds inwards for easy storage, though no hard case is included. Note: Not sweatproof or waterproof, so not ideal for workouts or rain. --- 📞 Call Quality & Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.0 ensures stable connection up to ~10m. No dropouts so far. Built-in mic is okay for casual calls, but picks up ambient noise in busy areas. AUX port is a bonus – if the battery dies, you can still plug in with the included cable. --- 🎙️ Voice Assistant & Controls: Supports Google Assistant and Siri – activated by long pressing the play/pause button. Works smoothly. On-ear controls are tactile and responsive. --- ✅ Pros: Great audio quality with bass-heavy profile Long battery life Comfortable for extended use Bluetooth + AUX support Foldable, travel-friendly design Good value for money ❌ Cons: No USB-C charging No active noise cancellation Mic quality could be better in noisy environments No carrying pouch or case --- 📝 Final Verdict: If you're looking for affordable, stylish, and good-sounding Bluetooth headphones for daily use – Zebronics Zeb-Duke is a solid pick under ₹1,500–₹2,000. It delivers more than expected for its price, especially in battery life and comfort. 🔊 Ideal for music, online classes, light gaming, and casual calls. Not meant for professional audio editing or sports use. --- 💬 Hope this review helps others decide. If you're on a budget but want decent performance, go for it!

Pretty good but when we play it on full volume the sound goes out so everyone can hear the music you are listening but the quality is good I loved it all modes are working properly 😍☺️

It's good looking, I can't even feel the latency while gaming.