Customer Ratings & Reviews

The sound quality left a lot to desire. There is almost no base to these headphones and the mids and highs are just average. On the plus side everything else about the headphones were great. The noise cancellation, battery life, and comfort were all excellent.

Seemed heavy and sound wasn’t too noticeably different

If only have 100 something get it i guess, kinda mid

These sound amazing, they’re lightweight & comfortable & paired easily with iPad but pairing with iPhone 15 pro was not so easy. You have to push a button on the side of the headphones to connect, this took me awhile to figure out, it wouldn’t pair through Bluetooth on the phone. If you have an older Apple product such as an iPod, where all my music is still stored, you can’t use any app features because it’s not supported, it requires IOS17 or later, so they’re basically just headphones & you scant use any app features. Everything seems to rely heavily on the app. I used it with garage band on my iPad & it works but there’s a delay in sound, which could be common because they’re wireless. The noise cancelling is good & can be set to ANC which cancels it out completely or transparent where you can still hear what’s going on around you. The volume is also limited and only goes so loud, so you won’t make yourself deaf on these. They sound great but the whole app use & connection issues hold me back from giving any better rating.

Sound quality is good for the price point. Bass is strong but not washed out. I prefer the sennheiser balance more so than Bose (again, at this price point). Feel: The material on the ear cups feels stronger than other headphones at the price point. I've had an issue with weak material ripping on glasses etc, and I'm happy with the material on this pair. So the largest downside of these headphones right out of the box is that there are only 2 modes (active noise cancelling and a "clear" mode) that BOTH engage the internal microphones. This is normally not an issue, but the "clear" mode is quite transparent and boosts environmental noise, and is impractical in noisy settings. The active noise cancelling mode likewise utilizes the internal microphones, and does a pretty good job, HOWEVER, in windy environments, BOTH modes get completely washed out by the wind passing over the microphones. This is definitely the issue as covering the microphones with fingers eliminates the windy interference. This makes BOTH modes nearly unusable when there is a strong wind. There may be a way to turn down the "active" noise cancelling via the app, but I haven't explored this and it seems like a complete design mistake and oversite to not include a third mode that does not engage the internal microphones. I have had other noise cancelling headphones that have this and am in complete confusion as to why there is not this third mode. Did they not test the device in the outdoors? Slightly disappointed for that one reason, otherwise these are quite nice headphones for the price.