POGS Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones | The Turtle | Foldable and Durable Headphones | Volume Limited 85 dB, Microphone | Wireless Music-Sharing Function (Grey)

Weder das Strom- noch ein Audiokabel wurden mitgeliefert. Audiokabel muss von der selben Firma sein sonst passt der Anschluss nicht!!!! Bin nicht zufrieden, schade!

They are very comfortable and nice looking but the sound quality not the best and the noise cancelling is not good. Also you just get the ear phones in the box no charger wire or accessories, you have to buy them separately. Would not recommend and would not buy this make again. The only upside was I got them in the sale other wise I would of been even more miffed off

These Headphones are surprisingly nice. I didn't know what to expect from headphones designed for kids but I really like these. For reference, I got them for my teen who needed new headphones. These are quite fun. First off when pressing buttons such as power or noise canceling you will hear an underwater bubble sound rather than your standard beep. Such a cute feature. Matching that theme the noise cancelling button is an image of a turtle. I tried these out on several occasions since my teen just said "Yeah they work well". That doesn't tell me much, lol. Upon trying them myself I was very surprised at the comfort of these headphones. Me, being an adult, I completely cover my ears and fit my head very comfortably. I do have to extend the headpiece to its fullest but they fit. So the head size range is generous. I was very happy with the noise canceling feature and the sound quality is perfect. Even though these have a volume cap I never even needed to get close to that cap when using them. The other cool feature I discovered is that when I went to pair these, the pairing process was by far the easiest pairing I've ever done. Upon pressing the Bluetooth button, a pop-up appeared on my computer that said by clicking connect these headphones would pair with all devices under my Google account. Amazing. I was so impressed because I've never been able to pair my own wireless headphones with my laptop for some reason, even after repeated tries so I use them with a cord. These paired with absolutely no problem. The only negative thing I can think of is the fact that these headphones do not include any accessories such as a charging cord, aux cord, or case. I feel for the price cords should of at least been included if not a case to store them in. However, I can find no fault with these headphones.

I have over 30 pairs of ANC Headphones ranging between $12-$100.00 that I have either purchased or received through the Amazon Vine Program. I am always looking at new arrivals for comparison. When the Pogs Turtle Headphones appeared I decided to check them out as I have a two year old niece. At time of request they were $95.99. They arrived quickly and paired via Google Fast Pair to my Motorola G 5G (2023).Basic Specs: Bluetooth 5.2. USB-C. 20-30HR Playtime. 32mm Drivers. Aux-in. 85db limit.Notes: I requested the gray color but received the Blue. It actually worked out because I wanted to compare the color to my pair of JBUnion SNC-780L. It is more of an Aqua or Teal than Blue. There is very limited padding on the headband. The extensions are plastic rather than metal. The ear cups swivel and fold while also featuring a light up portion like the JBUnion. The pads have decent cushion. The headphones are clearly marketed for children based on the fact that they flare out to the sides and the ear pads are much smaller than other pairs I own. I was barely able to get them on my 23" head at full extension. There are simple control buttons for Power, Play/Pause, Bluetooth pairing, and ANC. There are animal tones for powering on/off. I tried testing the sound with my usual songs: Sleep Token - "The Summoning", Lauren Daigle - "Kaleidescope Jesus", and Chris Botti - "My Funny Valentine". Immediately I knew that these are meant for sensitive ears. Everything sounds very flat. Only by turning up the volume do you get any sort of definition. The ANC actually works quite well in blocking out background noise. The main reasons for my deductions are - price, lack of accessories, and storage options. The JBUnion are a perfect example of a pair that is less than $30.00, offers accessory cables, and can fit a much larger variety of head sizes. If the volume limit is of issue I know I can enable that on my phone.Final Ratings: Build 3/5. Style 2/5. Battery 2/5. Comfort 3/5. Controls 4/5. Sound 2/5. ANC 4/5. Value 1/5.

Surprisingly- if I extend the length, they fit my head! These were received as a free for review product. I thought perfect since we needed a pair for vacation flight and hoping to continue use for my daughters school.When I saw the price, I was concerned but considering last school year resulted in 4 broken/lost audio sets I shouldn’t complain.I am using her old case to protect these - there isn’t a case included. They connect easily to her iPad and hoping they will do similar for the ones in her class for wireless use. The volume is limited but honestly too loud for me at the highest setting. Good and bad because I was in a quiet setting, and last year her class was pretty noisy. Adjustable so they should fit (if they last) for a long time. There’s no wiring included (for charging or connecting to the airplane system. Good and bad is that we have soooooo many cables that I was able to find appropriate ones. I didn’t notice a problem with the lack in noise cancelling capability with the old 3.5 cable (although ones made specifically for these headphones were supposed to do this). Keep in mind - I’m no audiophile but would my 9 year old notice?