Ankbit Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Over-Ear Headphones Wireless Bluetooth with Mic (Dark Black)

Intro:After having purchased these a year and a half ago, I think I can give a pretty thorough review. Hopefully, this review helps you to decide whether these over ear headphones are what you're looking for or not. For what it's worth I'm basing my ratings off of other over ear headphones I own like Skullycandy Crusher, and the Sony WH-1000XM4 (amazing headphones).My usage/slight issue:I solely purchased these to workout in on a budget; Long distance running, Biking, Shadowboxing, Heavy bag work with punches, knees, kicks etc. Jump rope, push-ups, sit ups, and weightlifting. When I am drenched in sweat and my head is wet, they can slide down off my ears a bit doing push-ups and sit-ups. To fix this I put my hoodie over my head then tighten the headphones close to my head and haven't had an issue. Haven't had any issues with headphones sliding off with any other physical movements.For starters:Although I am a base head and absolutely love over ear headphones that COMPLETELY drain out outside noise, I also realize that those kinda headphones are also going to cost to you big money. And for what I use these for it ain't worth it. If you're a strict base head and a stickler about sound quality, and complete noise canceling over ear headphones, these are NOT the ones my guy. Look elsewhere. However, if you're looking for an overall decent over ear headphones on a budget that won't blow you away with sound quality, base or noise canceling, but gets the job done for a reasonable price, these may just be worth a shot.Sound quality: 6.5 out of 10It's not going to wow anybody on the clarity, base, treble, etc. But it's good enough to get the job done for the price you pay.Noise canceling: 5 out of 10Again, nothing to brag about. At the gym you'll be able hear weights clanking, dumbells dropping or someone grunting while lifting around you with the volume up at 50%, though it will be pretty faint. At 50% volume it's enough to drown out the outside noise to a degree where it won't be distracting to you, in my opinion. The louder the volume the more faint the noise around you will get. At 70%-80% volume with rap music playing I was still able to hear someone dropping weights, albeit they were only 10ft away from me and it was a 315lb deadlift.Durability: 9 out of 10I purchased these over a year and a half ago and use them consistently (3-5 times a week) and they have definitely held up! I am also a big time sweater! I'll start sweating if I think too much. Lol. I've only dropped these maybe 3 times or less from 4ft high in that time and never had any issues. I should also mention that I try to treat these with the utmost care! I make sure that these are never crushed in my gym bag. I clean them religiously after EVERY use, using the "Clorox Disinfecting Wipes" (shown in one of my photos). Then I'll just let them air dry. So if you treat them good they should last! They are also very flexible as they can bend in multiple positions.Bluetooth setup & range: 9 out of 10I gave this a high rating because of its simplicity it pairing up to my Android S22. Literally just clicking and holding a button until you see the headphones Bluetooth show up on your phone when searching. The farthest I've gone in range before the music was cutting in and out was about 40-50 feet give or take. Not bad at all in my opinion.Battery life: 9 out of 10When I use these headphones I typically go for about 1hr-2.5hr. 3x-5x a week. I probably charge them 1x a week to full charge and it seems to have always held up.Final thoughts:If you've made it this far and if what I've said is making you consider them, I would recommend it. They have treated me well! I hope this review helps!

I like these headphones. It has the noise cancelling feature, and volume control with other features. Unfortunately they are too big for me. I returned for a refund. I do recommend them though, if they fit you.

At first I thought they were messed up, but I had black ops going in the background and I guess with voice chat on it makes everything sound garbly. I never use voice chat tho so they sound great. Only issue is occasionally they will lose connection and just kinda shut off. Not sure what's up with that.

While I did return these, it was not due to quality of the headphones as they worked great, and sounded great.The reason for the return was they did not fit how I wanted them to fit, and if not for that reason I would have kept them.

Tiene un sonido de buena calidad, el.modo transparencia y la cancelación de sonido son super. La única falencia es la ahora de hablar. Si estás en un la calle no te escucha muy bien, en espacios cerrados se comporta bien. Pero la relación precio calidad es muy buena. Además se sienten full resistente y de calidad.

I really like using over ear headphones. I use earbuds at work, and having over ear headphones at home gives me a bit of relief from pressure inside my ears. Noise canceling is a feature that I rely on, as my home is in a bit of a noisy environment. Also, I don't like touch functions on headphones, I prefer buttons that I can feel with my fingers. This pair of headphones looked like it would tick all the boxes. And for the most part, they are really good. The battery life is average, and I find I need to charge them about once every 3 days if I use them for 3 to 5 hours a day. The sound quality is as good as I can hope for using wireless streaming technology. Wireless headphones are never going to be audiophile quality.The telephone features work pretty well, and the people I speak with while using the headphones do not complain too much about the audio quality, although the microphone does pick up some sounds that I would not otherwise notice. Putting the headphones in transparency mode gives you an idea of what your listeners are hearing.Where are these really fall down is the noise canceling mode. They use a combination of external microphones and microphones inside the earpieces to monitor how the noise canceling is working. For some reason, they seem to work as a high pass filter. That is, they make a relatively high pitched white or pink noise pattern that hisses in your ears. You hear this no matter how you position the headphones, and it seems to be an artifact of the noise canceling algorithm, rather than an issue with microphone phasing. I say this because even in a closed room with no noise sources that I can detect, this high pass filter noise persists when using the active noise canceling. I am an older gentleman, and my high range hearing has deteriorated over many years of listening to machines and far-too-loud rock concerts. I can't imagine how irritating this filter noise would be for someone with all their hearing faculties. Ultimately, I prefer my older, clunkier active noise canceling headphones. I still use these for when I'm working outside.

These headphones are amazing, the noice cancelation and sound quality is amazing. When I turn the volume up, the music scratches an itch in my brain that I didn't even know I had and I love it. One thing about headphones and earbuds and that I'm afraid of is bleeding, I always worry that people around me are gonna hear my music and judge me, and these headphones don't bleed at all and I love them for it. The only critique would be that I have a pretty average size head, but even the smallest setting it a too little big, so the headphones are a little low and uncomfortable on my ears, but that's it.

Quality great for the money