WH950NB Gen 2 Wireless Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Hi-Res Audio with LDAC 8-Level ANC, Spatial Sound 80H Playtime Bluetooth 5.4 Foldable 3.5mm AUX, Travel Case - Ivory

I love these! They have excellent sound quality. Excellent noise cancellation. They're a big upgrade over my JBL and Sony headphones and they are just as good as my Grado wired headphones. I took a shot and ordered them and I'm thrilled! They also feel very sturdy compared to the Sony that break at the swivel joint if you look them wrong. Nice bass too! They are a little bulkier than the others but that's the tradeoff to get better bass.

Excellent quality all around. Great materials, excellent sound stage, comfortable ear cups, and easy to pair. The microphone comes through clear for calls. I wish the app software was more user friendly and I wish the headphones could go a bit louder. Noise cancelling isn't perfect and the live passthrough is a bit weak. Definitely recommend.

Very nice set. Things I like: Other devices readily recognize set They sound great Very comfortable to wear for extended periods (although your ears will sweat a little after wearing for a long time) Reception distance longer than other earphones I've owned. Option to use aux wire for older non Bluetooth devices It's nice to have a headset that isn't black Overall, I personally like this set and would recommend.

Great build quality!!! They look great and sound great as well. Noise cancelling isn't peak but will get the job done in most situations. Mics are great for making calls as well. Only down side is that music volume isn't the loudest. It isn't bad by any stretch either. Volume is sufficient but other brands definitely have a higher max volume.

Muy buen producto , viene con estuche , gran calidad de sonida y los materiales de muy buena calidad, trae cable de audio y cable de carga tipo C

I previously used the Soundcode Life Q30 by Anker. The Q30 headband plastic is so bad that it started snapping in multiple places without too much force. And of course you cannot find spare parts. I naturally looked for an upgrade and all the reviews were pointing to these Edifier WH950NB (although 4x the price). The most important thing I was looking for was noise cancelling and then sturdiness. Good Thing: they feel more sturdy than the Q30. Bad, disappointing thing: The noise cancellation, although set at maximum is worse than the cheaper Anker Q30. I played a song on my PC that has a subwoofer. The Q30 could eliminate the subwoofer noise completely while dimming the voices as well. (cannot eliminate dynamic non repeating sounds entirely). The WH950 could not remove the low subwoofer sound completely. The other sounds were dimmed like on the Q30. I even pressed them onto my ears to make sure a tight seal was formed - did not help. Did the same test with a box fan. The WH950 cancelled less sound than the Q30. Conclusion: Overall, the Active noise cancelling is weaker than the Soundcore Q30 which is 1/4 the price - however it (Q30) has awful plastics. I also think the sound quality was a little better on the Q30 - you could hear better low frequency sounds. - probably that is why it can cancel low frequency noises better than the 950.

Love em sounds Awesome! Very shocked at the quality. I love gaming, and I love music. And when I’m at work at night, just listen to music and e-books. Makes the time go by so much faster.

These are actually really strong for the price point. The sound quality is decent (though it does lack a little bass in my opinion), the ANC is good (maybe around 70% of Airpods ANC), and the transparency mode is... well, it's there, but all it really does is make everything sound more tinny, and it doesn't really assist in hearing at all. The build quality is okay, it's nowhere near as good as some more expensive headphones, but for this price point the plastic build isn't bad. There's no creakiness or anything like that, and they do feel relatively solidly built, with a pretty average weight. The headband is basic but comfortable, and the ears extend far enough to cover my rather large head. The battery life honestly doesn't quite hit the marketed 80 hour mark, but it's solid, lasting me a few days of regular to light use no problem. For this price you could get a pair of AirPods Max, and honestly, if you have an iphone I may actually nudge you towards those just because of the difference in ANC. However, overall I think I'd recommend these if you really prefer over ear headphones, or if you have an android device especially.

The whole thing really shows off the high quality of product for such a price tag. The App for tuning is great and easy to use. I am old school and don't like ANC at all, so I always turn off the Noise Cancelling feature so could't tell how's that on the product. It's very comfortable while "wearing" it. Covers my ears well and not giving any pressure to hurt them. The sounds.... hmmm.... not giving me any surprise, I agreed to other comments, it's clear, not too much bass, not too much treble... You can't say it's bad by all means, but you also could't tell how good it is... Maybe I need to find some Hi-Res resource to test it rather than just use it on the online radios or playing games on the iPad...

Excellent quality sound. Noise cancelling is also excellent. The different levels of noise cancelling means it can be customised to your needs. A bit heavier than I expected but still comfortable.. solid build.

best earphone I ever have

Amazing sound quality! Deep bass, nice treble. Love it. Design is nice as well.

Can't give them 5 because they're obviously not 5-star headphones, but they're definitely over 4-star. Admittedly, I bought and returned these before ultimately settling on them, but having tested a number of others in a <$200 limit, these were undoubtedly the best. I would not pay any more than $200 for them though, beyond that you might as well look at the better brands. The app is clunky, but worth experimenting with to find a pretty decent sound. On sale, I'd recommend.