EKSA E4

Stumbled upon this while researching headphones for my dad as he wanted a pair with ANC and good battery life. For £50, I thought I would give EKSA a go as they have boldly claimed their battery lasts "60 hours" for playback time. The best part of these are definitely the battery life! Since purchase, I have been using them daily and only ever had to charge them twice in two weeks! It is seriously impressive considering the size of these. They charge via Type-C so universally I can use my phone and laptop charger saving me time and hassle. The sound quality is also very good, the bass is strong and punchy and music comes out vibrantly. The build quality is average, lightweight but sturdy with a nice silicone-like cushion at the top of the headband for comfort. The design while not exactly the most attractive is matte and resists fingerprints very well. The 'leather' ear cups are very soft and suitable for a few hours use. In discussions about the ANC, it suffices. It is not expected these would perform as well as Airpods Pro nor Bose QC35II but they do a decent job in blocking surrounding common noise while allowing some transparency in conversations. I found the combination of ANC and a higher volume to do extremely well for noise cancellation. Overall, I can recommend these headphones especially for their price. They're comfortable, sound amazing and offer a wide range of features for the £50 mark. Most impressively the battery is amazing and exceeded my expectations. As for ANC, please don't expect the same as a pair of £350 headphones, they do very well but a higher volume is needed to get that decent balance. But aside from this and the not-so-stylish design, they're definitely incredible for the price and would be happy to recommend again

With this product, I received the headset, a carry case, a USB-C/USB wire, a USB-C/Aux wire and an Aux splitter. Of these items, I had honestly only expected to receive the headset itself and a charger. The additional items put this product in a high regard before I could even use the headset. The carry case for this headset is compact, sturdy and padded, which is great for people who tend to move around a lot. I don't really intend to travel very far with it myself, but it's still a great thing to have regardless. The headset also folds into the case, keeping it far more compact and easy to stow away than traditional sturdy headsets. The first thing that blew me away with this product was the softness of the ear padding. As you put the headset on you can barely feel the pads, but your surroundings are very muted - as though you're listening to a conversation from behind a closed door. This headset's ability to both cancel out sound and still remain comfortable is astounding, as a lot of the time noise cancelling results in firm pads pressing against your ears pretty hard. The audio output is by far the best of any headsets I've used (Though to be honest, I've never really invested so much money into a set before, so I guess I'm biased). It has a bass-y quality to it that one can rarely find on normal speakers, let alone portable headsets, and this combined with the comfortable feeling and noise suppression makes for a wonderful listening experience. I use Amazon Music, so with AM's high quality audio and the similarly high quality output from the headset, it's a great feeling to just put them on and drift away into my own world. I like to listen to music while I draw or write, so finding a comfortable headset that allows me to do so truly is a blessing. With the supplied wiring I am afforded the option to listen through Bluetooth or an Aux connection. The flexibility is great as it allows me to connect to a bluetooth connection when I'm moving around a lot - such as if I'm tidying my room, and want to listen to audio while I do - but also provides me with a solid connection if I am sticking to one place, such as when I'm working on a commission, or writing something alongside my friends. I have not yet reached a point where the battery has run out, so when that does happen I'll be sure to update. But so far I've charged up the headset for less than fifteen minutes, and it is still running a good two hours later after consistent use. Overall this headset is truly a pleasure to use, and I would definitely recommend it to a friend. It is fully deserving of these five stars.

I’ve been using the EKSA E4 AirComfy Headsets for gaming and calls, and they’re fantastic. The sound quality is crystal clear, and the noise-cancelling feature really helps block out distractions. The over-ear design is super comfortable, and I love how lightweight they are—no fatigue even after long sessions. The mic works well too, perfect for chatting during games. If you’re looking for a solid, comfortable headset at a good price, I definitely recommend these!

The price difference between one of these and known brand headphones with noise cancellation is incredible and I'm confused as to why. I've been using these for a little over a week for standard Spotify/Audiobook listening about 2-3 hours per day on a single charge. Wireless headsets really do give you that bit of extra freedom compared to wired earbuds. To keep it short though, here are my thoughts on this headset.. Pros: * Battery life! I think I'm at about 25hours now with battery showing 50% on my phone bluetooth menu. * Connection is similar to other BT headphones and took about 30 seconds to connect first time. Automatically reconnects afterwards when turning the unit on. * Sound quality fits in both pros and cons. See detailed description near the end. * Construction is sturdy and lightweight. Sits on the head comfortably even when shaking my head. * Active Noise cancelling at this pricepoint works really well. * Clamping force is suitable for glasses wearers. * Carry case is slim and feels sturdy. Cons: * Sound quality. See detailed description further down. * Charging cable could be longer. The headphones work while charging but you will need a longer 3rd party cable to listen comfortably. * Almost fully plastic with exception to the fold hinges + the headband underlay(extension part) These are just initial thoughts after about 1 week of daily use. Will update if I notice anything else. Sound quality is incredibly important for obvious reasons and I noticed that the audio is quite a bit better with ANC ON. This was also the case in a quiet room without any noise. Bass was increased and sound was a little clearer. Maybe that's what all ANC headphones experience but to me it just seems a little odd. That said, 40 hours with ANC on is quite good. I'm also a little confused by the shape of the headphones (see picture) with the headband facing forward a bit. I haven't noticed any problems with this but I've never had a headset that tilts forward like this. Could be for fit purposes or something but didn't affect me or my small ears. PS. Biscuit seemed to like them too.

Impressed with the build quality and presentation, they seem really solid, the headband on its smallest setting is pretty loose on my head, My head in not super small either. Every other Noise cancelling headphones I've had , turning the feature on I always got more clarity and strong bass. This pair of headphones when turning on ANC completely destroys fundamental frequencies, Kicks and snares become non-existent. midrange gets scooped and bass when you press it, it jumps up and after 1-2 seconds almost completely disappears. pretty much unlistenable, no noise cancelling and the sound is not too bad. it will do for work I guess I'm on the fence as to sending them back, the last pair were only £15 more expensive and were night and day in terms of sound quality.

Really nice pot of headphones. After buying my dad a pair for his birthday (which he absolutely loves), I decided to buy myself a pair too. When you power them on they go straight into pairing mode, which means they automatically connect to my iPhone straight away. If I unpair them from my iPhone, I can pair them instantly with my LG TV and watch TV without disturbing anyone, and play my XBOX games which is awesome. The sound quality is amazing. I’d compare them to the Beats headphones. The bass levels are really impressing and the voices are very clear, you can hear every detail in a song, I use Spotify with the HQ audio setting to get the best out of them. They are very comfortable as they are over the ear headphones opposed to the on ear, so they have a very soft cushion around your ears, and the head band is adjustable both sides to get the to fit perfectly with a padded head strap. The active noice cancelling feature seems to work alright, it’s not the best but it does block out most of the smaller background noises. They charge by a USB-C port and the cable is included in the box. You can also use them wired using the USB-C to AUX cable also provided in the box which is great. The battery seems to last forever, I’ve probably had about 10hrs of listening our of them on a single charge and they’re still going strong. Very happy with these. Would recommend to anyone who loves music!

Since I’ve bought this headset it has been simply awful on PS5, when my friends are in the party they can hear an echo and they can hear my gameplay, no matter if I have it on minimum volume. As well as this the aux cable is terrible, every few minutes its cutting out- been very disappointing

I got this headphone in February 2021, even though I deem it's time to upgrade I almost just got another one. However, it does have some flaws (take with a grain of salt since I've used it for so long) the mic sometimes just becomes robotic, and there's no way for me to know - given I sometimes play with strangers, that have no idea I do not have a poundland headphone and choose not to say anything, I go though some embarrassing moments. 0 noise cancelling and loads of sound leaking. Given this is not a open back you would be surprised at how much sound leaks. So if you are into high volume gameplay and doesn't want other people listening to it or uses mics: be aware that the volume won't be able to go past 30% (even then ppl can hear my game but the mic doesn't pic it up as much) oh, and once the ear cushion get's old you either deal with it or you buy a new headphone because the brand doesn't offer replacements - which is a pity since the longevity could improve so much. The good: Decent mic, good sound, excellent price, amazing customer service, excellent durability, easy to clean.

من ملمسها يبان انهي ذات قيمة عاليا وصوتها جميل والبيس عالي جدا وعازل المايك جيد جدا للصوت الي حواليك وسماعه مريحه جدا جدا لفترات طويله محستش اني مدايق ممكن تغير الجلد بقماش اوي اي نوح تحبه لان الجلد مع الحر هيبقي مدايقه

Guter Sitz. Bin

Very good headphones for the price. Red backlight is not too bright and these headphones are the most comfortable i have ever used! Very good customer service also, i got a free headphone stand when i applied for warranty.

When I first tried on the E900 Pros, I was pleased with how comfortable they actually were. There is ample padding on the ear cups, as well as the headband. You'll get lots of cables with the headphone(Type-C to USB cable for pc and laptops), (3.5mm ox cable for mobile, tablets, ps4 and xbox). I generally prefer to not game with a headset on. The reason being is over extended periods of time, they tend to get less and less comfortable. However, this was not the issue with the E900 Pro. I wire the E900 Pro for upwards of two-plus hours straight while editing images. They were never uncomfortable to the point where I had to remove them, even for a few minutes. When testing the E900 Pro, I abused them as much as I could. With every test, I thought this will be where they fail, but the never did. No matter how much bass I tried to pump into them, I never dealt with distortion, Even when attached to the Sound Blaster AE-5 Plus, and playing music with deep, heavy bass, the E900 Pro held up very well. I spent a serious amount of time playing GTA V using the E900 Pro and its virtual 7.1 surround sound. In fact, I played the entire story mode using the E900 Pro. The Virtual 7.1 surround sound was a great addition while playing GTA V. I heard far more of the random conversations throughout the game and some are pretty funny or messed up. With the virtual 7.1 surround sound off, I didn’t hear as much of the game as I did with it on. The Virtual 7.1 surround sound also worked great in movies or TV shows. However, even listening to music on my phone using the 3.5mm cable, the music sounded great. The E900 Pro has a detachable boom mic with a windscreen. I was pleased to see the windscreen. There are more expensive headsets that don’t include a windscreen. To say I was impressed with this mic is an understatement. I was wrong. This is one of the best boom mics on a gaming headset I’ve personally ever used. They often sound muffled and distant. However, the mic not the E900 Pro was crisp, clean, and clear. It just goes to show you really can’t judge a product but its price. I tend to consider myself an audiophile, some say elitist. But the EKSA E900 Pro has completely changed my opinion on buying budget audio products. The E900 Pro is an excellent choice for someone looking for a solid headed for a great price. I give the E900 Pro a 9 out of 10 scores.

Pros: This headset is great for its price point. Very comfortable memory foam padding in the head band and ear muffs. Construction feels solid, not too heavy. Although this is relative. My friend with big ears who also bought the same pair said the earcups didn't cover his ears completely, and he found it uncomfortable to wear. I have smallish ears. I found it very very comfortable to wear. Comes with a nice black pouch with a red drawstring to carry it around. Played Apex Legends with it, and the surround sound is really good. Directional effect with footsteps and gunshots is compelling. Better than my 1more triple driver earphones I had been using before this. Mic is sensitive. A little too sensitive. My friends asked my to pull the mic away from my mouth when I talk. Had to keep it facing straight out at 90 degrees, instead of curved towards my mouth. You can download the driver and software from Elsa's website for this model. Overall, really good pair for 3k. I would recommend it, EXCEPT! Cons: sound quality. Again, it's not bad, but coming to this after using my 1more triple driver, I didn't like it too much and had to return it. The soundstage is decent, but the sound signature is bass heavy. Tons of bass, overpowering, distorting. Not great for music unless you're a total bass head, and then again the bass isn't clear and punchy but overpowering and a bit distorted. This especially translates in Apex Legends as very loud gunshots and slightly muffled footsteps and other sounds. If you want to catch all the sounds well, you have to put it on max volume (both headphones and master volume), but when you shoot someone at that max volume, the gunshots are gonna hurt your ears. Someone punched my friend in the game and he said it felt like a real blow. Talk about an immersive experience!