Edifier WH700NB Wireless Active Noise Cancellation Over-Ear Headphones, Bluetooth 5.3 Foldable Lightweight Headset, Dual Device Connection, 68-Hour Battery Life, for Travel, Home Office - Grey

For the money, a great investment. There are some residual wishes that I had inspired from the last pair of headphones that I had, specifically an announcement on battery life/percentage when initially turned on. Other than that, they get pretty loud, music quality seems to be as expected, fit feels good and comfortable, cancels noise well, and has a great battery life. I use these for about 2 hours a day, 5-ish days a week, and I charge them maybe once a month. And when I do charge them, it doesn't seem to take that long (maybe a couple hours to get a full charge). I've had these for over 9 months and no signs of wear or issues. I think I bought them on sale somewhere between 40-60$.

Had this headphones for a while now and the quality in general is great, it completely covers my ears. The sound is good as well but if you have the volume up high with one earphone off be aware that others can hear what you are listening to. It’s very comfortable and it functions great. I like that way they can bend and fold unlike other headphones I’ve had and it’s great for the price they are offering. I would buy them again. The battery life is good as well, would use them the whole day and they wouldn’t be dead, very durable, and the noise cancellation works perfectly, can’t hear a thing once I put the on. Highly recommend.

Good sound quality and super easy to use—a great basic pair of headphones. They're lightweight, connect quickly, and the battery life is excellent. The only downside is the fit—they tend to slip off my head more often than I’d like, and I’m not sure

I think the people giving this an "excellent sound quality" review are maybe confused or aren't used to good headphones.I used a pair of $30 Jlab Neon headphones and the sound quality sounded much richer. When I got the Edifier, though, it's a very "poppy" sound (think Taylor Swift), that really emphasizes bright, poppy, higher-pitched noises. I had to play with Windows settings and then give the bass a boost - then the headphones became decent quality as far as sound goes.The material and texture look great, they're perfect for something in this price range. You're not getting premium metal, what other people don't tell you is that if you're a student, and you put metal headphones in your backpack or whatever, they tend to break and tear and it's just not good for them. These Edifiers are plastic, and the ends are finished for a "polished metal" look - they just look really good. If I saw these on peoples' ears, I would assume it's a high-end, different-ear-shape, $140+ headphoneBattery life is just crazy and insane. However, I really don't care about this - I'm a student, at my computer a lot, and I can just plug it into a charger at any time. On Youtube, some people tested it and got an insane amount of battery life (50+ hrs), more than advertised.So, sound quality is a solid 3.5/5 at best. You will 100%, absolutely need to add bass boost through windows if you want to really appreciate good sound and music. I'm not some audio tech guy, but I just appreciate and know good sound, and know the very basics of EQ - these headphones are capable of good, decent bass, but for some reason are tilted towards a poppier, springy, high-frequency sound (like I said, female vocals).Absolutely dope as far as the look goes. They're plastic, making them more durable than metal ones if you're throwing them in a backpack or taking them to the gym. Falls and drops and laptops and books hitting them will do nothing to them!And they're king of battery life.Imo I'd pay $30 - $35 for these. I'd return them if I'd bought them in-store, and get more sound-quality obsessed ones. For now, I'm fine I guess, relatively happy and a solid "decent" purchase; but it really, really, really depends on if you care about rich, luscious sound quality.

Very pleased with these headphones. They have become my best friend in editing, listening to music, and watching videos! As a video editor, I needed a realiable headphone since sound is a huge part of my work. It has been a long time struggle of uncomfortable bad quality headphones to FINALLY finding my go-to, favorite, headphone. The bluetooth always connects fast and easy, and I rarely find myself recharging them! Also I can finally edit for long periods in comfort. Other headphones like Beats cost well over 100 dollars!!! I, like many, spent hours of looking at beats, sonys, and MANY other brands but decided to take a chance on Edifier. I now rely on Edifier for all my audio needs! Time again they have offered great service, on time delivery, wonderful packaging, and outstanding products. The quality sound, comfort, and reliablity is offered at a great price!

Real good audio

Reseña:Llevo más de un año usando los Edifier WH700NB y siguen funcionando como el primer día. La batería mantiene su duración, la comodidad se mantiene intacta y el diseño plegable sigue igual de práctico (y robusto) en el transporte diarioEn el uso cotidiano—viajes, trabajo o estudio—estos auriculares han demostrado su fiabilidad. La cancelación de ruido sigue siendo efectiva y la calidad de audio se mantiene consistente, con agudos claros y graves firmes .La estructura, aunque ligera y hecha mayormente de plástico, se siente bien construida y no ha mostrado señales de fatiga, a pesar de pliegues frecuentes en el año de uso . Algunos usuarios destacan que los auriculares “siguen en muy buen estado después de un años”.En resumen, si buscas un par de auriculares con buena duración de batería, transporte cómodo y rendimiento sólido a largo plazo, estos Edifier WH700NB son una elección sobresaliente. Cinco estrellas bien merecidas tras un año de uso intensivo.

They don't work after 1 use. They die after full charge and not being used. For the price I payed for these. I'm extremely disappointed.