Was pondering getting expensive bluetooth headphones over $60 (that's expensive for my budget at least), but gave these a try. I wasn't expecting much when I first saw them, they have a cheaper looking design and feel to them compared to other headphones, and no bass boost or noise cancelling button. Then I connecting them, and the sound and clarity were amazing, especially for the $22 price. Also the bass was sufficient for my tastes, but those who really want a throbbing bass may not like these. Also in terms of noise cancelling, they seemed to do the job with music on, though at the gym I could hear gym sounds faintly between tracks, not a biggie, as I got these more for the gym than noise cancelling. Overall for the price, I'd highly recommend them, and may stock up on a couple more

TLDR - buy these for work from home. The noise cancelling mic is amazing, as is the noise cancelling in the headphones.I don't often write reviews but I feel compelled to help others make an easy decision that I agonized over for too long. Like many, I'm working from home and on Teams/Zoom calls all day. My kids are also home for summer. To cap it off, we're having some construction work done in the space I work. I've had some other less expensive noise canceling headphones for a while and they clearly weren't keeping up.The Bose set was undeniably going to be the best noise cancelling set to listen to. My big question was mic quality and background noise suppression. If you're reading this, you've probably read a million reviews over the last couple years about the mic being the major failing of all these sets for work from home folks.I've had these for a month now and my coworkers couldn't hear a belt sander going all day 15ft from me for days. The mic is amazing at cancelling noise. Of course, the noise cancellation in the headphones is stellar as well.As others have said, these are not the best on earth for full range, deep, powerful base reproduction when listening to music - I'm sure thats due to how low profile the cups are leaving less room for drivers. What you get in return is a headset thats much lighter than they look and are very comfortable to wear for 10hrs a day.The noise cancelling does chew through batteries. They're good for about two days per charge but I charge mine at the end of every day out of habit now.

i bought these because they have noise cancelling and i’m autistic and have a lot of sensory issues, especially with noise. i underestimated just how amazing these would be. the second i put them on, the noise is muffled. when i play music i can’t hear ANYTHING. it’s perfect. it’s the most perfect pair of headphones i’ve ever had in my life. if i ever need to buy more headphones, these will be my go to.

Super sick design, ultra comfy, semi-noise cancelling, mic auto mutes when turned up, did I mention they look sick as hell? Best gaming headset under 100$

Have same ones that are 3 yrs old . The old ones have better sound and cancel out outside noise better

The headphones deliver on their noise cancelling claims--the main reason I purchased them, along with their very reasonable price. . As an alta cocker I would have liked some instructions on their use. There was nothing in the box but the phones and power chord.

I love love love this white noise machine. It is small enough to travel with, I take it everywhere I go. It does a great job of providing many different sounds of white noise and has volume control. Great machine for the price.

I love these. Solid hold in ear. Long battery life. Amazing sound quality. I would give it 5 stars but noise cancelling is not the best.