ZIHNICActive Noise Cancelling Headphones, 60H Playtime Wireless Bluetooth Headset Low Latency-Pink

So comfortable. The sound is amazing!

The sound quality is pretty good, it's very comfortable and it doesn't even feel like there's anything in my head. HowEVER. The mic quality is garbage. So if you're looking for headphones to call with, I don't recommend, but if you mainly listen to music and you just want something to wear, I'd 100% recommend these. 8/10

I take my headphones very seriously and compared this product to several others: a pair of $12 Bluetooth headphones; a pair of $20 Bluetooth headphones; a pair of $100 Bluetooth headphones; and lastly a pair of expensive, 250ohm, open-back wired headphones with their own external amplifier.The quality of sound you can get with cheap, over-the-ear headphones these days is pretty remarkable - even $12 sets sound 'okay.' This set sounded ALOT better than the $12 and $20 sets -- the bass is strong but doesn't overwhelm the other frequencies, these actually sound rich and full. You will likely hear things in your favorite songs that you didn't even know were there! These blow the cheaper sets out of the water - it's not worth discussing.Compared to the $100 set. First of all, the comfort is on-par: they are pillowy soft and can be worn for hours on end with no ear pain or fatigue. They might even feel better than the $100 pair - they are softer for certain. No complaints as far as ergonomics or comfort. As far as the sound... it's pretty close. The $100 (and on sale) are a bit clearer in the mids/highs... if you have a high quality source and depending on the music. However, I doubt most people could tell a difference. These sound GREAT for the price.They obviously don't sound as good as the expensive wired set. But again, the difference is of extremely diminishing returns: the wired set sounds better -- but a small % better at a large cost. And its likely you personally wouldn't be able to tell a difference. You may even prefer the sound of this set. And these are more comfortable than the high-end headphones hands-down!I used them for 4 days for 3-4 hours each day over the course of a week. No need to charge yet.A HUGE bonus for these headphones is that they have a port for connecting a wire: if you do have a amplifier or receiver or wired ipod, these headphones will accommodate you! The only thing they don't have is an SD-card slot to play music from directly (most headphones do not, but it is a cool feature that the $20 pair has).I think these headphones are great and I will continue to use them as my main "around the house doing stuff" set. If you are looking for better sound quality, and WAY better comfort than what a $20 pair can provide - these will not disappoint. Highly recommended - its amazing how far technology has come.(Noise cancelling seems to work, and the mic works.. which is more than I even need :)

Great, great headphones. Give them a chance and a little time and you will be richly rewarded. Perhaps, just perhaps, they will change music for you.The build quality seems good. They are comfortable, even on my big head. They look good. The price is really low. And the set up was breathtakingly easy just using the quick set up sheet (there is also a manual, but I haven’t found any need to read it yet). But none of that is important.Speaking of breathtaking, it’s all about the sound. Breathtaking; always surprising.I’m just sitting here writing this product review over and over and listening to jazz (Chet Atkins and Mark Knopfler, followed by Jeff Beck). Then I listened to rock (The Who’s Quadrophenia in its entirety). Then I listened to other things (like Johnny Cash). A lot of other things. Some sound different than I know them (like Johnny Cash), but great and fresh and new. And raw. Raw like an open cut. It makes me wonder if I really knew what they should sound like before. The sound is balanced, but not always what I expected. So very-very clear for instruments and pretty clear for vocals…warm, and none of the annoying boom that is so popular these days. One of the things that interested me utmost was that I tried various settings and presets that I use, and they tended to sound good or reasonable on almost all of them—that is actually very unusual and very positive. These headphones have all the intangibles. Couldn’t be happier.Okay, they aren’t perfect, but I’m even (especially) into their imperfections. It may be their best feature…like studio monitors with more personality. They make me re-listen to music and think about it anew. With a good set of phones, you should always hear new things. These do that in spades. Five stars, and a bonus star falling from the sky. I just have one question. If can’t bear to take them off my head, how will I recharge the battery?P.S. What about the noise cancellation? Almost forgot about that. That’s not why I grabbed them from the marketplace, but I suppose it works. I’ve never had noise cancellation before. I have no idea how to test it. Everyone else is asleep and I’m in my office. No dogs barking. Or perhaps they are barking and I can’t hear them? Maybe Godzilla is raiding outside? (Quiet Godzilla, Chet Atkins is playing guitar.) Noise cancellation? Never used it before. probably good. Don’t really care, because I have things to listen to (on these headphones).They may be natural, but they are not neutral.

These are great headphones. I like the way the earphones feel on my ears. Very soft and supple. The sound quality is superb, and the battery lasts a good while before needing to be recharged. They are very collapsible so it is easy to stow away when traveling or commuting, and you can use an included audio cable when in a pinch if you want to use them without power. Definitely worth a try for the price.

The cushions on these headphones feel quite comfortable, the unit paired easily, and has quite a long battery life. They aren’t good for kids who might treat them roughly, but I’m careful with tech equipment, and they are not so flimsy that I expect to break them.The button design is not good — they’re too small to be practical with my moderately large fingers — so I have to take the headphones off to make adjustments! The sound quality is good enough for television, but maybe not good enough for classical music or jazz, or any well-produced pop, etc.Still, a good value for the price.

Very fragile. It's not worth it.