RUNOLIM Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone, 70H Playtime, Foldable Wireless Headphones with HiFi Audio, Deep Bass for Home Travel Office

So far so good
I bought these because I wanted a big pair over ears that are harder to lose as I keep losing my AirPods. In that respect they have already fulfilled their purpose, and original expectations. They have since exceeded my expectations so much I bought another pair as a gift. They’re good value, have good Bluetooth, good battery life (so far, had them for 3 days, but I use headphones constantly, even when asleep), extremely comfortable and have a nice weight to them. The noise cancelling is pretty good and the transparency mode is like having super hearing. Just don’t accidentally touch the mics whilst in transparency mode. The sound is a little flat but it’s good enough. Especially for the price. Thus far I can’t fault these headphones tbh. Although since it’s an unknown brand they’d be better without the logo/brand name on the side but I don’t care about that tbh, again especially for £20-ish. Hope they are as durable as they seem.

Great ANC with a cheap shell and drivers
The Good:-The ANC is actually really good, its no Sony grade system but it definitely exceeds my expectations, and if you want a cheap way to experience ANC then this is a great option.-The connectivity is stable and long range (for bluetooth).-Theyre comfortable for my huge head, for many hours continously.-They have a reasonable microphone, although I wouldn’t game with them-The battery meets expectations (my expectations weren’t the 30/70hrs advertised).The Bad:-The sound is really “muddy” and lack contrast/depth. If your an audiophile then stay clear (im not).-Its made out of that cheap rigid plastic that creaks and cracks you pull the ears apart. I have no expectations these lasting the year.-Theyre really ugly, no effort was made to try and make these look like they belong in 2025!Overall. I think for a £25 is a great price point – they wouldn’t be my main pair, or replace my gaming headset, but for the office they’re great, and if they only give me a years use then thats still great value imo.

Great value for money
These are great headphones! Purchased for hubby to replace an older pair, these connected easily and are much better than the previous pair. He is most impressed with the noise cancelling settings – for a relatively cheap pair of headphones the noise cancelling is excellent. Sound and clarity as perfect and they charge quickly. The foldable design works well. Overall, he’d recommend them to others and we think they’re great value for money.

Not bad, but not great either.
These are quite comfortable and adjust well to my gargantuan dome. The Active Noise Cancelling is adequate. Not amazing, but works mostly. Dual pairing is useful, with the first paired device taking precedence over the second, so pair your phone first so you can take calls. The transparent mode is meh at best (see below).That’s the good things. Now the bad.The audio quality. If you like bass these are for you. If you like music, nah. There is no top end at all. Not just reduced top end, but none whatsoever. For example, Josh Wink’s Higher State Of Consciousness, the high notes disappear into nothing. You can barely hear them.And that makes the transparent mode of the ANC worthless. You can hear anything nearby that is bassy, like the tapping on a keyboard, but if someone tries talking to you from across the room you really struggle to understand what they’re saying. At best it can tell you that someone wants to talk to you so you can take your headphones off. Also it reduced the effectiveness of the ANC which still lets plenty of high frequency noise though which it is incapable of counteracting.So yeah, if you don’t care about music quality (and I got these to use while livestreaming for hearing alerts and such, so they’re fine for that) then sure, go for these. Otherwise, save your money and get something with a bit of top end.

So far, so good. These absolutely have ANC on/off, which is about as good as you can expect at this price point, and a passthrough mode, which there doesn’t seem to be a volume control for (seemingly independent of system / headphone volume controls).A few things seem to turn off the ANC automatically, like answering a phone call, or using voice input; I’m pretty sure the hardwired mode shuts it off as well, but I’d have a double check. I’m not sure if this is a technical limitation of noise cancellation, because I’m never spending over $100 for a pair of headphones that are designed to break, from an engineering standpoint, that don’t have enough extra perks to justify the cost difference.As for durability, they don’t seem to be designed to fail, as I’ve experienced with much more expensive brands, like Logitech gaming headsets. If you mostly sleep on your back, these past the sleep test, at least so far.Sound quality wise, My e7s (Even with the old pre BT 4.0) are better. They’re just a bit muddy, but not deal breakingly so. Perhaps some messing with the equalizer on my phone could remedy this. A fine trade-off for the physical bulk of the e7s.There is no pass-through charging, but the battery life seems very good, as well as the charging time. I wore them all day yesterday for the noise cancellation, taking calls, and listening to music. I have autism spectrum disorder, and I live on a high traffic road; these cut the noise down significantly. After my day of trying to push the battery, then sleeping with them on all night, they still only took roughly a half an hour to charge back to full, using a bog standard USB-C charger.They’re very comfortable, especially considering my big ol’ Irish Head. They fit snugly enough to not want to fall off, but I didn’t feel as if I were fatiguing the plastics any. Very adjustable.The buttons are a little counterintuitively placed, but nothing I wasn’t able to get used to very quickly.

Bad bad sound quality!!Returned immediatly

Teniendo en cuenta el precio del producto, me atrevería a decir que es el mejor del mercado o uno de los mejores.Tienen una calidad genial, reduce bastante el sonido externo y además amplifica los sonidos de tal forma que escuchas más que con los propios oídos humanos.Sobre conectividad va muy bien. Lo tengo conectado a un altavoz de Alexa, al móvil, a la televisión y seguro que se puede en muchos sitios más.Por otro lado, son muy esponjosos y blandos y parece que a la larga no será ningún problema.También añadir, que posee unidades de medida para adaptarse a todo tipo de cabezas. Lo cual sirve para quedarte con el número que necesitas, y nunca más tendrás la duda de qué posición dejaste.