Philips Wireless Headphones Noise Cancelling, Stereo Over Ear Wireless Headphones with Removable Mic, Bluetooth Headset with Microphone, Lightweight and Touch Control, 55 Hours Playtime

I like to walk for exercise and either listen to music podcast or youtube or talk with a friend or ChatGPT. I had previously bought a headset at $50-60 price point and was really disappointed. Not only in the fragile physical durability but in battery life and constant blue tooth disconnection and interference.So I upgraded to this one and very noticeable improvements in comfort, feel of durability but also sound and connection. There is even an awareness mode so when walking it lets in a little outside sound so you can hear cars at intersections and people or bikes coming up behind you. So far this is the best cell phone bluetooth headset I have ever owned. Will update if anything changes that but this is a solid buy.

I always look for great sounding headphones and earbuds. I had these in my cart for a while and finally pulled the trigger and bought them. I wanted a set of Bluetooth headphones without noise canceling feature, just pure music. I baked these for 24 hours and the sound improved throughout the process. I love the sound stage these provide. Very crisp highs, solid mids and just enough bass. Listening to rock, you can pick out each instrument very clearly. They are made cheap, but for the price just grab these while you can. The sound quality rivals headphones $300 and over.

I'll try to keep this pretty straightforward, but overall I recommend buying these at the price.This is for the PH802 model, not the PH805What is different between PH802 and PH805?-Bluetooth 4.2 vs 5-No touch feature (not a loss because the slide/press all in one control is way efficient imo)-No case.-Lastly, no ANC obviously (but after trying ANC on other models at this price range of 100 + or - 50 dollars and comparing to the reviews on the PH805, and considering the sound quality loss with ANC on, one really isn't missing much unless you fly or work in a very loud environment).Sound Quality-Pretty sharp overall. Rush of emotion when you listen to vocals. Some awkward noise on high pitched snares in Bluetooth mode. Unfortunately, this is an issue with bluetooth and can be solved by plugging them in. Definitely recommend plugging in for listening to rock.Build Quality-Smooth. Nice padding and overall craftsmanship. A bit fragile around the fold joints though, so get a case and dont throw it around obviously.Comfort & Fit-Covers my ear entirely. Feels good. After about an hr though I need to take a bit of a break to let the ears get some air flow. I can do pushups or lay down without them moving at all. Honestly a nice fit.OverallI'd say between the PH802 and 805, the 50 dollars extra (with the PH805 on sale) is a toss up in the air and depends on if you think you'll need the case and ANC. If you need a case and want BT 5.0, buy the PH805. But assuming the PH805 goes back up to $199, I'd say these are a much better value for the price.A well balanced sound leaning more towards a positive impression vs "meh average", quality build and comfort.Hope that helps! Props Phillips.

After first receiving these headphones I was quite happy with their performance. The sound is clear. The bass response is excellent, but the sound is balanced across the audio spectrum. The isolation aspect is very good, and they are comfortable to wear for long periods of time.However, after only a month, these headphones have all but fallen apart. I do use them heavily, but I do not abuse them. I like to think I take good care of my things. Still, an intermittent vibration has developed inside the speaker casing that is quite annoying. Disruptive to the point that I'm considering trashing these things as I type. I also have experienced the same separation of the materials along the headband as another reviewer has pictured elsewhere in this review section. Not built to last in any regard so far as I can tell.I got what I thought was a good deal on these things during Prime week, but at this point I'm not sure that the adage that "you get what you pay for" even holds up. If shopping for a new pair of headphones look elsewhere.

For the price of this headset, it is super comfortable wearing glasses, and the nose cancellation is amazing. Music quality is great. I love the microphone add on because the quality of calls is superior. Not like those ear buds that make people sound like they are in a can.The detachable mic is a great feature when working at the airport and cancels out plenty of engine noise.

These headphones are light enough to wear for hours, hold a charge for 2 days of use, can be used normally even while paired to a device in a different room, and are pretty comfortable for me, though they don't open quite big enough for my housemate's head. I didn't want the noise-cancelling feature and it's actually too effective for me, but for someone who wants everything but their music muffled I imagine it would be great.The only problem I've had with these is that (probably the same as most close-backed over-ear headphones) it can be painfully loud if something taps or scrapes the headphones while I am wearing them. A bit of rubber or other insulation between the headband and each earpiece would help a bit, but I think this is just an inherent trade-off with this kind of headphone.