Edifier W830NB 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

Cheaper than my Soundcores by 25-75$ but they have an even longer lasting battery. The button profile is nicely done as well, making it easy to use. I haven't had any connection issues, and the pairing was actually really quick and easy. They are hella comfy to wear, they function well, and the sound is great, though they are a tiny bit lacking in ANC. My Soundcores and Sonys are miles ahead in that one area.

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 was a bit skeptical before buying because I have tried many brands of headphones and always ended returning them.I am a fan of Bose earbuds since my first pair, which was the wired Quiet Comfort pre noise cancellation those were the best earbuds, then I move to Bluetooth earbuds from Bose as well but after a couple of years I have to renew them.Now this Edifier are my first experience with the brand, and even though this were not the ones that I actually wanted to buy, I decided to give them a try with a lower tier and have a feel of the brand.Having all of this in mind, they feel great to the touch even the outer plastic shell feels premium, the padding cups are soft and they do not make uncomfortable pressure to my head, which most headphones do.Sound quality is amazing and well balance, rich highs and deep bass, they sound like if I push the volume up all the way, they will blow my hair out, lol, so I don't pass 60%.Battery life seems to good to be true but only time will tell. They came charge at 100% out of the box and after about 4 hours of non continuing use my phone still show they are at 100%.The buttons and controls are easy to use, big enough to feel which one I am pressing and they feel sturdy enough.The weight is well distributed and they do not feel heavy, I only use them for about 2 hours straight and they were comfortable.I haven't tested the ANC enough to have an opinion but it seems like is good, it does have three modes, full ANC On, ambient noise and ANC Off, at this time I can't tell the difference between the last two.My overall first impression is of satisfaction, value vs price and do not feel like there is anything better out there, sound is rich and powerful, they are pretty to look at too!They could be a 5* but I haven't tried enough and that is why I don't rate them that high.So after a couple of days of having them and a few hours of use, I am happy and I will recommend them.

The sound is great! I'm not an audiophile, but these sound good across all frequencies. There is an app where you can adjust all the frequencies. And they are allegedly noise cancelling. I haven't tried that feature yet because the padding around the speakers effectively blocks most outside sound. I haven't taken them on a plane yet to check it out, but for using at the gym, you don't need it.The one major problem I have is the on/off switch. It is placed between the "up" and the "down" controls in one continuous strip of rubber. It is not very large, though it does have a noticible "bump" on in. To turn them on, you press and hold this button. I haven't yet managed to reliably find this "nub" while wearing the headphones, so I have to turn them on - off of my head and wait for the blue light to flash. The light flashes very slowly, so you don't know whether they're on by the light alone for awhile. There is an audio notice that they are on and then another when they are connected. But you have to hold them up to one of your ears while pressing the button to hear it. I ususally have to try 2-3 times to turn them on, but they are quicker to turn on than off.But the real problem comes when turning them off. Of course, you use the same button between the Up and Down controls. But turning them off takes even longer. At least 2-3 minutes, without exageration. I've held the button down for at least that long. It's impossible to do with them still on your head. You have to take them off and watch for the RED light. Sometimes the volume increases or decreased while you're attempting to turn them off. It's very frustrating and it happens every single time. Clearly, either the button needs to be isolated, on it's own. This would be physically impossible to retrofit these. So it's a very poor design. And the button should be more responsive to a button press. Pressing the on/off button quickly has no effect. Interestingly, the "Pairing" button is on its own.It would really be nice if there were a firmware update to address this, but that may be too much to ask.The other great thing about these is that the battery lasts almost forever, which is one of the reasons I got them.While I like these, I would definitely not buy them again or recommend them to anyone else, unless you are prepared for some major frustration.I waited 3-4 months before writing this review because I thought that there was something I was doing wrong when turning them off, but no matter what I do, it just takes trial and error and patience to get these to turn off. If you are prepared for this pain point, these sound good, are comfortable and the battery lasts a long time. A lot to like, but very frustrating.

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.

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!