Belkin SoundForm Isolate Noise-Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones, Hybrid Active Noise-Cancelling, Wireless, Bluetooth w/ 60H Playtime, Deep Bass, CloudCushion Ear Cups for Travel, Home, or Office - Black

I give it a three because the sound does not go up loud enough. They are very comfortable very sleek. That is the only thing that I don’t like about these headphones is it don’t even go loud enough to even it’s not noise canceling like it says it is so that kinda needs to be fixed. Maybe I got a defective product, but mine does not go up loud and it is not noise counseling

Great sound and great price.

The sound quality is not bad. But I had to try these out for the price alone; I was able to snatch them for half their standard sale value. Although I have been using it for a few days, four to be exact, they are very comfortable. I have been using them while learning and practicing guitar. I tried listening to songs, and the sound was not bad. The headphones include a 3.5mm jack connector and USBC charger. They feel great around my ears, and I have worn them for over two hours and have no significant complaints. They have calm mode, the sound of waves crashing on the shore. There is a QR code that takes you to their website for an easy set-up instructional video. Did I Mention it's a Belkin product? And the price was outstanding. Especially if you do not have $150 or more lying somewhere to spend on a decent pair of headphones. Another thing is that they are supposed to last over 50 hours on a single charge; as I said earlier, I have been using them for four days straight for one to three hours and do not need to charge them yet.

These headphones are very good for the price

Out of the box, I did not like these cans...at all. Little bass and fatiguing mids and highs. But after a few weeks and some burn in, they are growing on me. I wanted to give these a 3 star for mediocre bluetooth and abysmal ANC performance but changed my mind to 4 star for wired performance. After some burn in, connected to my Iphone 13 pro max via bluetooth, sound quality is acceptable with good instrument separation, detailed highs and punchy mid bass, but this is at max volume level (on the iphone). Mids are clearly recessed, bass is flat (not a bad thing...not boosted but present) and mid high/high are emphasized, but not to the point of being immediately fatiguing. Sounds like the reviews of 100 other headphones right? Well, plug these babys into an amp with equalization controls and be amazed. These cans take amazingly to some equalization. I plugged the 3.5mm aux cord into my Wiim Ultra, adjusted the bass up quite a bit, mids a hair and highs less than a hair and these cans pounded. Absolutely comparable or better to my midfi Senny's that I own. These ae advertised as ANC bluetooth headphones so I would give them a 3 star for that but 4 star for wired. ANC is a no thank you, all it did for me was remove bass frequencies . Oh...and I need to mention that the head tension is a bit tight but should loosen up over time.