EdifierW830NB Wireless Over Ear Headphones with -45dB Active Noise Cancelling, 94H Playtime, LDAC Hi-Res Sound, Spatial Audio, Fast Charging, Multipoint Connection, Bluetooth V5.4 - Gray

I've bought plenty of edifier product, but these by far have been the best bang for your buck headphones. I got them on sale for $65. Even at full price they are a good deal. Sound quality is good features ldac if you can use it, but the noise cancelling and ambient is where they shine. The app is way better than it used to be. Battery life and charging speed is good. The design is simple and overall works for what they are.

I did comparative research, using a versus website, and these were highly rated. The headphones are lightweight, comfortable, and eliminate almost all outside noise, before even enabling noise cancellation. The sound quality is fantastic. I ran through a bunch of different music genres ranging from Classical, EDM, Rap, Metal, progressive rock, etc. All of it was great. Clear, clean trebles, balanced mids, and the bass thumped. The last test will be to use these while mowing the lawn.

Maybe I’m going deaf but the max volume is not loud enough, my iPhone shows it goes up to 91db. I don’t want to listen to it at max all the time but sometimes you get that song you love so much you want to blast it but it fails.Also it feels hot after 20 minutes of use. I found myself constantly lifting it up to cool my ears.Bass is fine but not as strong as others, like Soundcore Q20 has way better bass and sounds louder at 95db.ANC is ok not great not terrible, you can change it from the app, wind setting seems to be better that high setting but none of them are going to give you the level of NC you get from $300 headphones like Sony or Bose.Quality seems good and I was in between keeping it and returning it, after I saw the price dropped $30 more I returned it and got a different brand.

Sound quality is fantastic. Biggest problem was by far the music bleed when ANC was on high, turn it off and there's no bleed. Also was not able to use it on my ps portal, as the USB c port doesn't seem to receive audio. Odd choice. I returned it, got the edifer 950nb, and it's everything I could've ever asked for in a pair of headphones.Pros: sound quality, flexibility, comfortability, battery, easy to use and set up, and cool lookingCons: audio bleed, no 3.5mm headphone jack, USB c to 3.5mm cable doesn't seem to work on the devices I've tried. Major sound bleed when noise cancelling is high. No case, can feel cheap and plasticy, although I like the matte finish, it's not what I hoped for.If I had to recommend, get this if all you're into is Bluetooth music, just leave ANC on medium. It's a decent price for how good the noise cancelling is. If you need to plug in a headphone jack, get the 950nb, as it comes with a case, headphone jack, and USB c cable. Also in my personal opinion, sounds a smidge better, no noise bleed, and I can use it with older devices (also, the build quality on the 950nb is so much better).Cons

At first, these were low quality, now they are Excellent! This was my issue, not the cans. On Android (if your phone enables bluetooth LDAC), you need to connect with LDAC before judging. Click the bluetooth Edifier W830nb gear and select Audio and LDAC. Go to Developer Options on the phone Settings to ensure LDAC is on and secure. Distortion disappears. I'll choose these Hphones over the others that I have- and they're low cost. Your player or equalizer can customize further for your preference.Some say bass is missing- not now. For some reason, this also may have fixed my problem with low volume on Android to Airpod Pro 2s. Now, they are also outstanding on Android. Noise cancelling on W830nb is adequate/good, but not more, and does not reduce music quality as some do. They are light, feel good , but also seem cheap (my head still likes them). The manual does not speak English. Customer service (Natalie) was fast.Listen to Ziggy "Looking" to test clarity and quality. Bass is great when you tweak it. Some of the newer artist's songs have a problem with distortion, but I'm putting that back on the song (don't know what it is), but its the content source, not what the W830nb will do. Under $80 and better than my Bose or Sennheiser. Satisfied.

From my fathers AR3a speakers to my present system I have appreciated good sound reproduction for 60 years. We have a set of Bose noise cancelling headphones my wife loves and these Edifiers come very close for much less money. I appreciate the LDAC codec for the future, battery life, and comfort. Don't use them for phone calls, just listening. A case might be nice but really earbuds are easier for traveling..

These are a solid pair of headphones from a company with a solid reputation. The noise cancelling is a little overrated, compared to the airpods pro and max, I'd say its a solid 60 or 70 percent as efficient. Sound quality is good for a closed back set of headphones. Definitely worth the price!