RUNOLIM Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone, 70H Playtime, Foldable Headphone with HiFi Audio, Deep Bass for Home Travel Office

I can’t say enough good things about these incredibly affordable Bluetooth headphones especially since I got them while they were 55% off.The headphones sound very decent in quality. Plenty of bass so it’s great for music or for gaming. The headphones are very comfortable. They don’t squeeze your ears, which also means they’re probably not going to stay on your head if you go jogging with them or something like that.The active nose cancellation works well. It doesn’t completely block out all outside noise, but most of it. It also has transparency mode which I didn’t even realize when I bought them. You can press the function button and the headphones basically turn into a hearing aid. Outside noise becomes about twice as loud.The battery lasts a very long time. I’ve been using them heavily for the last four days and they still have 30% battery left from a full charge. The only downside is the absence of noise cancellation while using the headphones with a wired connection, but I don’t plan on using these headphones with a wire anyway.

Bought this headset in 2023 and it is by far the best I have, including Sennheiser, Sony, et al.WARNING there is a headset with the same name and logo which seems to be a "knock off" and it is very poor quality, having feedback problems, connectivity issues, and overall poor performance.This original model is great and came with a case, USB charge cord, and well written ops manual, while the cheaper knock off has only a charge cord, and the "L" "R" inside of the headphone is faded and grey, as opposed the the original Runolim which came in a flimsy cardboard box.

Sound Quality and ANC Mode:The sound quality and definition is exceptional considering the price. It is better than that of most cheep headphones, and there are even Active noise canceling (ANC) options. I find that ANC mode does cut out a lot of background noise, but it will not prevent you from hearing loud noises such as the bass from neighbors' loud music. The volume is okay, but not very loud. I have a cheaper pair that is wired (and a different brand) that is almost twice as loud as these. But unless your media is just overly quiet, you can still turn them up loud enough to hear well.Input Lag:I find these headphones to be best suited for listening to music as they have a strong input lag. Whenever watching videos, the lips are always way off. The headphones often try to adjust to this by cutting the volume for a second, but this does not fix the lag and results in my having to back up the video to hear what was said.Battery Life:The battery life on these is amazing though! I have had these headphones for about a month and a half and have only had to charge them twice - I use them almost every day. This may partly be 'cause they are still new, but I have my hopes.Fit:I have particularly small ears, and can fit my ears completely inside the ears of the headphones, thus allowing the cushioned part to entirely surround my ears rather than resting on top of them. I find this kinda nice. The headphones themselves have good stretching ability but also fit snugly.Overall:There are better headphones out there. But for the price, these are pretty nice Bluetooth headphones if you can get past the input lag.

These headphones were Perfect. I purchased them for a flight that I was taking, they worked perfectly. I really appreciated the noise cancellation on them, I was not able to hear the loud sound of the engines. What I didn’t like is they canceled the noise so well that I couldn’t hear the noise within my surroundings

Since I live in an apartment, I use over ear Bluetooth noise canceling headphones to watch TV or listen to music on a daily basis. I have a Sony 1000-XM2 that I love, an MPow M5 and Soundcore Q20 that I gave to my mom. The Sonys are my gold standard for sound quality, but both the MPOW and Soundcore are exceptional as well.The MPow M5 finally started to physically break after 4+ years of years of near daily use, so I purchased these to replace them.I selected these because they were the among the highest rated and most purchased over ear noise canceling blue tooth headphones under $40.I received my headphones in about a couple days. The box contained the headphones, a carrying case, and cables. The build quality of the headset seems very solid with substantial earcups, a large battery between the head padding and earcups. The construction is all mat plastic with a metal leaf spring in the headband. I’m not sure if the swivel hinges are metal. ANC is controlled with a sliding switch behind the left ear while on/off, volume, skipping, pausing and pairing are controlled with three plastic push-buttons behind the right ear.When you press the buttons you hear/ feel a mechanical click that I am guessing is designed to be hepatic feedback and less intrusive than audible beeps in the headphones. Primary function of the buttons are track skipping and on/off. Holding the track buttons for a couple of seconds will allow you to control volume. This exactly the opposite of most headphones and very annoying in my opinion, as I more often want to adjust volume than skip tracks. The center (on/off) button, also allows you to pause and when held for about five seconds will put the headphones in pairing mode. As the noise canceling is on a separate slider but it does turn off with the headphones unlike other budget brands/ models. Aside from the very annoying track skipping, the controls are intuitive and reasonable.Sound quality is really good for the price. These is some punch in the bass but it isn’t overpowering. Mids and highs are clear. At the highest volumes the sound remains super clear with consistent bass. The sound quality is very good overall and exceptional at the price, better than my MPOW on par with Soundcore Q20s.Noise canceling operates as a single mode without a bypass/ ambient sound feature which is expected at this price point. Noise canceling is at least reasonably good for this price point. Low frequency noise can’t be heard, but, mid-to-high frequencies are not affected much. The sonic profile does not change with noise canceling on. Overall, noise canceling is what one can expect at this price point. If you need more mid to high frequency noise reduction, I’d recommend just getting a pair of Sony MX’s.Range is good. I can go anywhere in my apartment or even outside nearby with no loss of sound quality. Again, at this price point, I think this is expectedly good. Battery life seems insanely good. I have probably listened to 80.hours of TV and music on a single charge.The headphones have a “C” profile that curves moderately off the side of my head. I have a small to medium sized head, and I find these fit reasonably. However, they are a bit on the heavy side and the protein pads are thick and can get a little hot, though not unreasonably so.Overall I give this set extremely high marks for sound quality and battery life. Build quality, noise cancellation, and comfort are good. The only detraction I see are that that weird track skipping primary function in the controls. If I could give four and a half stars, I would, but given how Amazon reviews work, I’ll give this five stars.

Very comfortable and really reduced noises on a 10-hour flight. My much more high-tech daughter said she should get a pair! Great price not not compromise quality.