Headphones Wireless Bluetooth with Mic, Wireless Headphones Over Ear with Hi-Fi Audio Deep Bass,3.5MM Cable,Soft-Earpads (Matte Black)

Lightweight and soft ear padding is comfortable. Sound is clear. There are three settings for sound. These stay charged for a long time. Solid for the price.

Great sound, quality, battery life, comfort. Ordered many different brands and these are what I kept.

Bought these on a sale and glad I did. They hold a charge for a long time and are comfortable to wear for long periods. Good quality sound. They easily set up/connect. They’ve travelled and been smashed around and still look/work great, solid construction.My only issue is they’re advertised as noise cancelled. When you have the music on, you can’t hear external noise. But having them on without music, you can clearly hear everything around you. There’s zero muffling. I would not expect Bose or Beats technology at this price, but I shouldn’t be able to hear things clearly on the other side of my house with them on either.So if you need them to be noise cancelling, don’t buy these. If you need good quality headphones at a fairly low price point then you’ve found them.

I purchased these headphones in preparation for travels. I own other headphones in the $400-$500+ category and stream through a lossless system.I used these soon after their arrival. They were nearly at full charge. At first, the sound was pinched and the bass was nearly non-existent. It was hard to listen to. I was aware of this feature of new audio gear so left them to run break in sound overnight from a JBL app . I have since used them for perhaps 30 hours, primarily for classical, piano, and chamber music. The sound has become full and well articulated. The bass is sumptuous. Sound channel separation is excellent. I haven't explored battery life but they run for many hours without obvious power loss, and recharge fully in an hour or two. These are so much lighter than my $$ gear that I use them preferentially. Adjustment to head size and angles makes these very comfortable. I haven't tried other headphones in this price segment. Easy to recommend. Submitted without inducements.

These headphones are really great! The noise cancellation is truly amazing. The bass lives up to the specs. The battery life is definitely 10hrs. Which I freaking love.My son now wants a pair. I really love these headphones and can’t wait to use them in the gym.

I ordered 12 different pairs of ANC headphones under $30.00 from Amazon for comparison. I mistakenly ordered a 13th pair thinking that they were ANC but was wrong. The Eaorul EMBT-01 were that pair. At time of purchase they were $26.99. They arrived quickly and paired easily to my Motorola G 5G (2023) phone and Nvidia Shield.Basic Specs: Bluetooth 5.1. USB-C. 70HR Playtime. 40mm drivers. Aux in. 3 EQ modes.Notes: They have a very thin headband and are super lightweight. The earcups swivel but the wrong way. They extend far enough to fit on my 23" head but there is not a lot of room to spare. The control buttons are large and easy to locate on the right earcup. There are voice prompts for power, connect, and EQ mode. I tested the sound with three songs: Sleep Token - "The Summoning", Lauren Daigle - Kaleidescope Jesus", and Chris Botti - "My Funny Valentine". The sound in Pop mode is very well balanced and gives good punch to drums, solid bass response, and clear vocals. Bass mode is a little too strong but may appeal to fans of rap and EDM. I was pleased to see that there was no vocal lag when watching/listening to YouTube videos. These could have been a solid contender but there are other sets that offer more features, better comfort, sound, and ANC at this price point like the Vsonus H51, Monoprice BT300-ANC, and Behringer BH470NC.Final Ratings: Build 3/5. Style 3/5. Battery 5/5. Comfort 3/5. Controls 5/5. Sound 4/5. Value 2/5.

I can tell very little difference with the actual noise cancellation (you can use it without music playing too). But the fit is great, the sound is good and goes louder than I'll ever use (quality is great until those extra high volumes, then I think it degrades some). When music is playing, THEN you can hear very little else with ANC turned on as well. Our whole family actually voted for this pair over the three others we tried out (one other pair was even twice the cost of this one and this one still won). Plus, the stylish goldish accents are pretty and make them look really nice.

I have been using these about a month now, including on several flights during an overseas trip . Overall, they are good. The sound quality is quite good and the battery life has exceeded my needs, even on long flights. The noise canceling is very difficult to sense whether it's on or off – not a ton of difference and not real effective, for instance when on a flight. The engine drone and other extraneous noise/sound wasn't very well canceled. Also, they aren't particularly loud, so on a flight, total output leaves something to be desired.For the price, they are a solid option. Clean design, reasonably comfortable, long lasting battery, USB-C charging, easy BT mating, intuitive controls. If you like it LOUD, these are not for you. If you are super focused on the sound canceling capability, these are not for you. I think they're a good buy and that you get good value from them, but they definitely are not a "knock it out of the park" gotta buy item.

This is actually pretty decent and I WOULD recommend them, cheap but worth it

Great sound. Long battery life. Good value.

Love the price and the performance of this headphones. I used them at the gym and 2 weeks after still working strong! 👍🏻

The EAORUL bluetooth headphones come with a pleather bag, USB charging cable, aux cable, and manual. This one is a beige colour with gold accents.When I first opened the box, the smell of the plastic and pleather was very strong. I had to air it out before testing it. I am a bit more sensitive to smells so it wasn’t a great first impression for me. I aired it out for a few days and it wasn’t that bad, so I charged it to test it. It somehow still left a residual plastic smell to my ears which probably meant I actually needed to air it out more.When charging the light indicator is red and will turn off when it is ready. It is green when it is on. All the controls are put on the right side. When you wear the headphones the ANC (active noise cancelling) on/off is on the front, aux and charging plugs are in the middle, next is the volume down then on/off button, and the volume up are in the back. It does take a little time to get used to it to adjust it without needing to look or do by trial and error.The bluetooth connection was easy to link to your phone or laptop. It also easily re-detects it when I turn it on. There is a voiceover telling you things like power on, pairing, connected, ANC on/off, and power off so you know what options are being changed or what it is doing. It can get a bit annoying like if you adjust ANC on/off during music then it will pause the audio for a bit to do the voiceover. The difference of ANC on and off is the bass being on and off. The noise cancelling isn’t really much of a noise cancelling but the bass drowns out more of the outside noise than without it.The size is decent for me and is able to go over my ears without any issues. The head band is also adjustable so you can make it fit you better. It is lightweight because it is made of plastic so I can wear it for long periods of time without feeling tired. The metallic accents are just metallic paint on the plastic. The headphones are foldable and can be placed in the bag to carry around.The sound quality is okay especially for a $35.99(at the time of the posting) pair of headphones. I did not get the 100 hours of playtime but for sure it was a long time of playing music on one charge. I estimate I used it for 20 hours before needing to recharge it. It’s hard to say since i play and stop and I left it on sometimes. There is a battery low voiceover to warn you before it runs out of power, so your audio won’t just cut out and you then realize that it needs charging. It would give you time to end your call. I did not test the mic function but it says there is a built-in mic. I generally do not trust wireless mic for calls due to the important nature of my calls so I have not tried it yet. I will update the mic quality once I test it out.

I ordered this EAORUL Bluetooth headphones by selecting the confusing option with "black" in the written description and a white headphone in the picture. A white headphone arrived at my doorstep. Either color is okay, but other people may not appreciate the color surprise.The build quality and finish are quite nice. The buttons are easy to press and locate (as long as you are not wearing gloves, of course). The headphone band extends enough to be comfortable on my head, which is on the large size of medium. I would say the band size is equivalent to the one on my professional AKG K240 Studio headphones. People with larger heads might need to push the headband forward to fit instead of leaving it at the top of the head.The ear pads go around my ears without pressing them down. The oval pad shape reduces contact with my face, which is an improvement over big round pads. The speaker elements are recessed enough to not contact my ears, which is very good. The ears pads are soft, smooth "protein" that seems to stay comfortable longer than plastic materials. Overall comfort is high.The ears form a very good seal around my ears, evidenced by a suction sensation when I squeeze the headphones. Sounds from my surrounding are passively blocked enough to be dull. Turning on ANC makes voices from the seat beside me become hollow. The ANC seems mainly effective on low to middle frequencies. This is not high-end noise cancellation, but it works.The sound profile is fat or exaggerated on bass, with some subsonic capability for a muddy thump. High treble is produced at just certain frequencies, still good on classical violin and rock. The rest of the frequency range, important for voices and most instruments, is presented only adequately. These are not bad at all for audio quality, but do not expect them to be a musician's favorite or a critical listener's choice. I would not call these audiophile grade, but they are okay.Bluetooth reception on the headphones allows me to roam around on the same floor of my house as the computer or phone providing the signal. Going to a different level results in dropouts or loss of signal. Thus the range is competitive with other Bluetooth devices, if not better.I'm happy with these headphones for portable, noncritical listening.