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4.5
We live in apartments and we are night owls, so I wanted a way to play piano at night without disturbing neighbors. The electric piano has a headphone jack, so I have used a cheap pair of wired earbuds but after a few months, only the right earbud works, and most earbuds don't fit right in my ears and they hurt. Plus I wanted to try Bluetooth so the cord doesn't get in the way. None of my other headphones are low latency so there was a HUGE delay when I tried them with a Bluetooth transmitter. I bought these and almost cried when they worked. Super comfortable on my ears. No perceivable delay when I play, and the ANC is actually really nice while playing because I hate the sound of the keys being pressed (a digital piano is not like a real piano at all). You just have to remember to turn off the ANC in addition to the actual power button when you're done. Haven't used them long enough to really write a review on battery life/charging time but I like that there is the backup aux cord so I have that if the battery does die while I'm playing. Defeats the purpose of Bluetooth to avoid the cord getting in the way but the cord is not enough of a pain to keep me from playing.Overall, definitely recommend these when you're on a budget. Got them during Prime Day so they were extra cheap, but even full price I think they're worth it. I hope they hold up long term too.Static when wetthere seems to be a bit of a delay from when I play music to when the headphones start playing as it seems the headphones turn off temporarily when nothing is playing in order to save power. the earpads are soft but the headband feels really cheap and plasticy. I wish they would have used metal as it looks like it's metal but even the side of the earphones are made of plastic and can get scratched easily when your fingernail runs against it. I don't really care about noise cancelling but that seems to work ok. I'm looking for headphones that are reasonably priced(<~$80), with good bass and sound, made of metal, have aptx-ll latency or better low latency solution with bluetooth wireless connectivity that can also be connected with a physical wire if the battery runs out, with at least a 40hr battery life, with velour earpads. If anyone has a suggestion, please message me.Picked these up specifically for use with my TV during the evening while the wife is sleeping but I want to watch an action or science fiction with loud gunfire/explosions. Comfortable and excellent sound quality coupled with solid noise cancelling. Don't know about the longevity but I'm happy with my overall selection.I know the noise cancellation is mostly for being around already more noisy places but it works okay to block people doing dishes and the tv. Sound quality is great but when using Bluetooth sometimes it’ll cut out for just a second. Battery life is also good so far, I got it yesterday, didn’t charge it and used it for seven straight hours and it’s still full battery!These headphones offer a better than average sound quality for the price. They pair easily and the battery is long-lasting. I subtracted one star for fit. They are a little small to be considered over-the-ear and make my ears hurt if used for an hour or longer.Battery life is decent, the aptxLL compatibility makes them capable of near 0 latency sound for gaming. The only issue is a loss of high frequency sound. They still sound great, but if you're used to a great headset with a good high crunch, you'll notice the absenceThese headphones are amazing! Super comfortable and durable, yet still feel very light. I usually don't use the noise-cancelling feature so my battery lasts an extremely long time. The sound quality is very clear. I like to use these when I'm gaming on my PC as well as connecting them to my Smart TV when I'm watching movies late at night. Would definitely recommend!My previous over ear wireless headphones were starting to crumble so, since I've had them for well over 10 years and they'd been used in all sorts of conditions I thought I'd get some new ones. On researching on the internet and discounting anything over £100 and under £40 I eventually settled on these Mixcder E9 PRO. Since using them I had no idea in the advance in headphone technology, wow. The clarity of sound and the comfort is astounding and they look great. I would recommend them both for there quality and the price. Excellent.Very good sound quality and battery life, comfortable to wear and fast charging.Very happy with these Bluetooth headphones.These work really nicely with a SONRU Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter Receiver for the tv.Love these headphones, I gave my old pair to my dad and bought the same ones myself. I did order the Sony also and too be honest very little difference between the two. Decided to stick with these as I know they lastNoise cancellation is okay as well.This is for the Pacific Blue version which may differ from the black ones.PROS- Sound is good, doesn't feel weird overall.- Bass test is very decent, does not feel artificial.- These are very loud. I have had to reduce volume on my PC from my previous headphones, which is somewhat good?- The Active Noise Cancelling is surprisingly good. I was never a fan but it works well on these. It cuts out all the bass from the washing machine its like magic.- In Bluetooth 5.0 mode the range is SUPERB on my phone. I can go anywhere in the house with no packet loss.- Paired with my PC with no issues, which was not the case with the Vankyo C751 for example so +++ bonus points- 3.5mm Jack in case they become defective wirelessly after their guaranteed life.- AptX LL confirmed working and was able to pair with the TaoTronics Transmitter Bluetooth 5.0 in Low Latency mode, the light is up.CONS- Not USB connected, I received a Micro-USB charging version (not a big deal)- APTX LL or HD not supported on my phone, but they are all listed as being available on the website which is a bummer.- Pressure on head is a little more than with my older headphones. They will probably loosen over time and habituation will kick in. Overall comfortable, but not as much as my older Sony's. This is more of an active headphone (walking/sporty) than a couch one.- The controls for pause/play and next/prev song is so difficult to use and it reuses buttons like power. Navigation should be done with your phone or other, not the headphones. Minor point.- Cannot use while charging, very minor inconvenience- No app to controlOverall satisfied for the pricepoint. Disappointed in lack of options to force phone to connect in AptX LL or HD.
