QCYH3 PRO Adaptive ANC Wireless Headphones Over Ear, 50dB Active Noise Cancellation with Multiple Modes, LDAC Hi-Res Wireless Audio, 55H Playtime, Custom EQ via App, Bluetooth 5.4Carbonfree Certified

My wife used to get annoyed with me over the sheer number of headphones which I have and which I still continue to purchase. I have tried the big brands, like Sony, Bose, and Sennheiser. I've tried budget brands and midrange moels. I have drawers, boxes, and shelves filled with various ANC and regular earbuds and headphones. Over the years, my wife's annoyance has gradually cooled into acceptance. I am adicted to audio.I bought these QCY's to replace a pair of Soundcore Space Q-45's which inadvertently, and rather mysteriously, broke while in their case in my work bag. I was looking to spend far less to acquire a decent set of cans which, if broken, wouldn't send me into the depths of despair. I figured that, if I could find a pair of headphones that came reasonably close to the comfort and performance of the Soundcore's for around half the price, I'd be happy. And, I do have to say that, in some ways, I prefer these headphones to the Soundcores.First of all, they're lighter, and they are more comfortable on my head. They don't make my ears as warm as the Soundcores during extended listening sessions. Nice, unexpected plus.Second: The noise cancellation on the QCY H3 Pros is almost as good as that of the Soundcores. It's not quite as effective at blocking out midrange sounds, like voices, but it is great at everything else and might even be a bit better with low, rumbling frequencies. I was happy with their performance on a recent flight I took from Phoenix to Denver. Not a very long flight, but I'm sure I won't have trouble with these on longer trips.Third: The battery life is great! I use these a lot, and I find myself charging them up about once per week. It's slightly annoying that you can't use the headphones with a cable unless they're charged. On the other hand, being able to use ANC features in wired mode, as well as being able to use transparency mode, are nice plusses.Fourth: These things sound great! I am a musician, and I listen to a ton of music in virtually every genre. They sound good to excellent with everything I have thrown at it. The bass is present without being overwhelming. The mids are just forward enough to declare their existence. And trebble is nice and present without being piercing. To my ears, they sound just about as good as the soundcores, but without the need for quite as much customization.Finally, on the side of the good, the call quality for phone calls and Teams meetings is great. I wish there was a way to mute the mics, but I can do that with my phone, anyway, so it's not super annoying. The mics do a good job of picking up my voice and filtering out background sounds. I'd say they are as good as, or perhaps slightly better than, the Soundcores in this regard.What don't I like? Well, I don't like the fact that they don't come with a case. However, funny though it might seem, they actually fit in the case that came with my Soundcores better than the soundcores do. So I've started using that case on the regular.I do not love the app. I'm blind, and it's important for iPhone apps to work well with VoiceOver in order for me to use them to bes effect. This app is not very accessible at all, and I'm sure I don't have access to a good many features that I would love. QCY needs to do a lot better, here. This is, by far, my least favorite part of the H3 Pro experience.And that's it. I love everything else about these cans. Their features and quality make them an amazing buy at their price point. Gaming mode reduces lag. Sound quality is wonderful. ANC is good to very good. Battery life is great. And they're comfortable to wear and relatively low profile. If you're on the fence, don't hesitate to hop over and buy these. You will not be disappointed.

In the past, I've bought my wife a pair of Bose bluetooth noise cancelling headphones, and most recently a pair of Beats; this is because I often have loud band practices in my basement! So this is the first pair of bluetooth noise cancelling headphones I've purchased for myself. I tried a couple pairs of Anker, a brand I usually like, and something about each one didn't work; a button or something.But THESE are GREAT! I did a brief Google search for inexpensive headphones and took a gamble on this brand I had never heard of. Granted I haven't A/B'd the sound quality with the Bose or Beats, but the noise cancelling is perfectly fine, all the buttons work, and the sound is perfectly good! To be honest, just the fact that it connects quickly and easily to everything (iPhone, Mac, and even my Roku which doesn't have Bluetooth, through the Roku app -- try it!) -- it's great. And they're light, and they have big R and L markers on each side so I put them on correctly. Definitely recommended!Oh, small caveat, they don't come with a case, but I bought another random one on Amazon, and I'm sure they'll fit.

Battery life is great, very comfortable, ANC is crazy good

Funciona muy bien, hace lo que dice que hace y bien.

Excelente

Excelentes tienen buen sonido y cancelación de ruido

Recomendados 100%, el envío fue a Colombia y llegaron en excelente estado, rapido (1 semana), la mejor compra en audífonos

You get what you pay for; and that's not necessarily a bad thing, but it's not going to blow you away either. They're okay, but honestly, I was a bit let down compared to other QCY products like the Melobuds Pro, which truly feel like they overdeliver for their price. If you're on a super strict budget, these are a decent option, but if you can stretch your spending even a little, there are definitely better choices out there.One small but noticeable detractor for me was the voice prompts; they have that distinct, strongly accented "cheap earbud" sound which just takes away from any sense of premium quality. I specifically got these for movies, hoping the spatial audio would shine. While you can probably tell a difference with it on, I can't say it necessarily improves the experience, and for music, it's pretty much a no-go (though I'm generally not a fan of spatial audio for music on any headphones). If you're not particularly picky, these are fine, but they don't offer a compelling reason to pick them over slightly pricier alternatives from other brands. On the upside, the build quality is actually quite solid, easily on par with headphones $20-$30 more expensive. Don't expect Sony or Bose levels of premium feel, but they don't feel like they're going to fall apart, which is a plus.