FIIL CANVIIS - Bluetooh headset Wireless Stereo Active Noise-Cancelling, Support Android, iPhone, Smartphone

Excellent headphones with great sound quality and active noise cancelling. No regrets

I have owned a set of these headphones for approximately 6 months. I was after noise cancelling and an on-ear design a prefer the minimalist look, and have been very pleased with these.They're very comfortable and light to wear, and the ear cushions especially are very soft, although I do find that the slight pressure they apply to my ears to hold them in place starts to cause mild discomfort after perhaps 2 hours or so.The sound quality is good, with plenty of warmth and detail, without being too bass-led. I don't bother with the EQ settings or 3D sound modes as I find they don't improve it for me, but others may prefer one of the 3D modes to provide a more open-back effect to the sound reproduction.The noise cancelling works well, to the extent that even on very low volume I can only see mouths moving in the office now, which means I have to keep taking the headphones off to communicate. They feature an automatic pause / restart feature when you take them off though, which is really useful and works flawlessly.Bluetooth connectivity is also extremely good - I can stay connected to my phone at opposite ends of our house which is a fair distance. They connect instantly and have never dropped for me so far.Battery life is very good also. I haven't measured it precisely, but they easily last 20hrs+ with NC and other functions on.The carry case is a okay, but not as premium as the headphones themselves. The case allows little room to store accessories like a charging cable etc and the zip is tight and awkward. I would have liked a pocket somewhere to store the cables like you get with the Bose QC 35s.Overall, for the money, these are really impressive headphones with a lot of features and I wouldn't hesitate to buy again.

Before I start this review I would like to say that these were provided by FIIL to review on YouTube channel (Weston D), however that has not impacted this or that review and the opinions in this review are completely my own. So lets start with what you get in the box first. Also I was not obliged to review these on here, but I thought you needed to know how good these were. Also apologies in advance for the long review.Box contentsYou get one very nice hard shell carry case. The case is really premium feeling and plenty big enough to fit the headphones and accessories. The case is finished is a faux leather style and features a FIIL branded badge on the front. Its pretty tough too so your headphones will be kept nice and safe.You also get a very nice 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable. Even though it came with this I never found myself using it at all. But more on that in a short while. You finally get a USB charging cable and the documentation.Design and BuildThey’re quite lovely, they’re sleek, minimal and very classy looking. The main housing is finished is a nice looking anodised Black and they feature some very subtle branding in the centre. This branding also doubles up as a light, which can be turned on or off with an separate app. Attaching the earcup to the main section of the headphones is a rubber membrane, this allows these to move in all directions and is something I’ve never seen on a pair of headphones before. The supports are made from metal and fell solid and very robust. These also have a folding mechanism to shrink them down so that they’ll fit into the carry case. These are usually a weak part of the headphones, but not here. Finally onto the sliding mechansim and headband. The sliding mechanism again is metal and the action is really smooth making adjustment very easy. However I never noticed them shift while wearing which is a good thing. The headband is probably the only let down of the build, its plain and looks nice, but the build quality isn’t quite on par with the rest of headphones. Don’t get wrong it won’t break, it just doesn’t have the same premium feel as the rest of the headphones.ComfortI’ll start with the earcups first and the padding is subtle and very plush. They’re finished with a man made protein leather, that's almost as good as real leather, but kinder to cows. This protein leather is very soft and I didn’t notice any fatigue from wearing them at all. These are an on ear design which I don’t usually like, but these are great and easily the most comfortable on ears I’ve ever used (if you don’t wear glasses). I have to wear glasses when on the PC or reading and usually on ears really aren’t great for those of us that wear glasses and these are no exception. Its no major fault of the headphones, its just the overall design of this style of on ear. Onto the headband padding next and again is soft and does a great job of minimising fatigue whilst wearing them. Also clamping force isn’t too strong either, so apart from the glasses issue, they’re great.FeaturesSwipe control - This is located on the right earcup and allows you to change the volume of your track (swipe up and down) it also allows you to change the track your listening to by swiping forwards and backwards. It can be a touch hit and miss, as finding the right area to swipe can be a bit tricky. But when you get used it, it works well.Motion sense - This is great and works very well. When you take the headphones off and place them on a surface it automatically pauses the track your listening to. When you pick them up and place them back on it resumes from where you left off. And it even works with YouTube too.Multi functional button - this acts as a play pause, answer calls, pairing and power button, but it does loads of other things too. Pressing and holding the button rejects a call, two presses checks the battery level and provides voice feedback, three presses toggles the LEDs on and off. Finally one long press of about three seconds activates voice search, which works with google search and it works pretty great. These also feature Bluetooth 4.1 and APT-X for higher quality wireless streaming.You also have, a 3.5mm headphone jack, USB input for charging and a mic for voice calls. The mic is pretty solid too and you can hold a decent conversation with it.ApplicationThis is a separate app (FIIL+) that you can download to make controlling your headphones easier and to add extra functions. The app is really simple and easy to use and does a fair few things. Firstly it gives you a real time battery level indicator, next you get a basic eq, the eq isn’t fantastic and a 5/10 band variant would be better. You then have control for your noise cancelling and you can tailor it based on where you are and what you’re doing. Next is 3D sound, its a bit gimmicky and I never used it but its an option.Noise isolation and leakLike mentioned previously you can control this via the app and also via a toggle on the headphones too. There are five different levels of noise canceling.1.Off2.Open - Allows a little bit of background noise in, so you can stay aware of your surroundings.3.Moni -Which lets you hear your music but also hold a conversation too. Its not amazing and I personally didn’t use it that much, but it is an option.4.NC mode - which is more effective than open at blocking out noise, but it still allows a small amount in.5.Windy option - which is the NC set to its fullest and this pretty much blocks out almost everything. I used this option the most, especially on pubic transport.But the noise cancelling is great, its easily some of the best implemented I’ve ever used and for on ears, it works great. It would have been even better for over ears, but I really impressed by it. Leak is decent too, as long as you don’t listen to them too loud, which with the NC tech you don’t really have to.Battery lifeQuoted at up to 33 hours at approximately 50% volume. I managed to achieve 31 hours 30 minutes at 60%, so the 33 hours is very plausible. Keep in mind that this is with no noise cancelling on. Having that activated will reduce your battery life. Charging time took 2 hours 6 minutes via the USB charging hub I use, but that will vary depending on what you charge them on.Sound in wireless modeThey go plenty loud and never show any signs of distortion, even when pushed to 80%.Bass - Has great body, presence, weight and depth. Its never overpowering or overwhelming. Its highly detailed, clear, very tight, controlled and plentiful enough to suit all the but the biggest of bass lovers. I personally enjoy bass like this. It has depth and punch, but its not murky or muddy at all.Mids - Have great clarity, in sound separation is highly impressive too, meaning it never gets overwhelmed by complex tracks. Soundstage is capable too, its not as impressive as over ears and a touch narrow, but for on ears and Bluetooth its good. The tone is nice and neutral, detail is pretty great too and surprising considering Bluetooth usually messes up the mids.Vocals - Highly impressive. The tonal quality is superb, its realistic and again have great clarity. They’re also very well handled but a touch soft. Its good, but just lacking impact. I listen to Adele and Rag N Bone man for vocals and it portrayed the vocal nicely, it just couldn’t match the impact that their voices can deliver. By no means does this make them bad, it just means that they’re softer in their approach.Highs - Are well judged, never too intrusive or overwhelming. They’re also not harsh or brittle and again have a slightly softer edge to them.Overall the sound is nicely balanced with not one area taking complete control of the sound. They are great for most genres and my only slight criticism would be the vocals as I prefer a slightly stronger performance.But again sound preference is a unique trait, so this profile might be just what you’re after.SummaryOverall, the design is lovely, they’re well made, very comfortable if you don’t need glasses, have tonnes of features and the sound quality is the icing on the cake.So if you’re looking for a reasonably priced set of Noise Cancelling headphones that tick all the right boxes then these are well worth what they’re being charged for and I easily can recommend them. Yes they have their minor flaws, but what headphones don’t.