RCA [Upgraded] Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Over Ear Wireless Bluetooth Headset with CVC 6.0 Mic, 30Hrs Playtime, Foldable Soft Protein Earpads Earphones for Travel Work TV PC Phone

I got these because an old semibroken gaming headset I had been using for office conference calls finally died. I first tried replacing them with another inexpensive gaming headset which I sent back as no one could ever hear me.My first revelation was that the noise cancelling can be turned on without turning on the rest of the headset, so if I want to just shut out my coworkers these are the way to go. The person talking 10 feet from me dwindled from YAP YAP YAP to the sound of a tiny cricket chirp.Next: These are bluetooth 4.2. That means you can connect to more than one source device at the same time if they also are bluetooth 4.2 or above. I connected to my work laptop (dell with bluetooth 4.2) and to my Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (bluetooth 5.0). Whichever one is actually playing audio becomes the audio source. If I want one of them out of the loop I can turn off the bluetooth on that device. Otherwise, I can just have both on and take my conference calls on whichever one I want without any effort at all.The microphone seems clear and so far no trouble hearing me on conference calls.The audio quality itself is really nice for music. It charges with a left over HTC one M8 charger (1amp) I have at my desk, or I can plug it into my laptop dock to charge.It is REALLY comfortable and I had no trouble adjusting to my head. I sometimes wear a ballcap because the office florescent lights bug me, and it adjusts fine with that on as well. There's not tricky fiddly business, just put it on and slide it to the shape you want, the ear cups adjust to your head by themselves.Even without the ANC turned on it cuts more than 1/2 the sound on my coworkers and office noise, so I may just never bother to take them off again. :)

My friends told me you could not get a decent bluetooth headset for under 80 bucks. I started by buying the cheapest ones I could find... that was a bad idea. these are not the cheapest but they are far cheaper than most name brand headsets. I was skeptical because they are prices well under most other brand name products but I was amazed when i get them. Very sturdy and quality feeling to the material. They seal around my ears almost better than I would like but they are very comfortable. The mic sounds clear and the best part is the sound quality. At any volume they are very clear and after testing everything from country to hip hop they are by far the best i have owned. they don't hurt at full volume and the bass is crystal clear with just the right treble so that high pitched sounds don't make you throw your headset.

I have beaten these up pretty badly and they survived until now. I am not an audiophile so I can't tell you much about the sound quality. I like to listen to very loud and aggressive thrash/death metal at the gym and they could have been louder but so could every other pair of headphones I've ever tried. My only real complaint is that the bluetooth would get occasional interference in my very large gym when surrounded by other bluetooth wearers and mediocre WiFi.These were great and money very well spent. I need new ones and I'm buying RCA again.

Needed some ANC headphones for studying amongst family, didn't want to spend $200+. These headphones have proven a great value. I'm sure pricey Sony units etc have slightly better noise cancellation, but I think most of the sounds problematic to these headphones would be challenging in general (loud, sudden sounds etc). Only low-volume music or white noise is needed to become more or less impervious to the majority of sounds.Sound quality is pretty decent, especially with ANC turned on.Battery life has been great as long as I remember to switch off the ANC. The bluetooth radio times out automatically w inactivity, but ANC is a hard switch. I've forgotten a number of times and drained the battery, but recharging enough for a study session is fairly quick. Plus, you can always use the 3.5mm cable as a backup in this case.

My husband and son have been battling it out over TV noise while doing homeschooling/home - working. I finally got fed up and bought these babies to keep the peace. I did have to buy a Bluetooth adapter for my TV (but that is not the case for all TVs). They were super easy to set up. My husband wore them all day Sunday and the success of the noise cancelling aspect was apparent. I wore them on Monday all day (basically) and have to say, they are VERY comfortable, and the sound is better than our Samsung soundbar and sub woofer. They were so comfortable I fell asleep with them on. We have never had them die (with the volume up all the way) while watching TV - I just plug them in at night before I go to bed. I would suggest these to anyone. I know they have a mic but we don't use that aspect. Do yourself a favor and grab a pair. Here is a link for the bluetooth adapter if you need one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07XRL9JL2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

These headphones are excellent at what they are advertised to do. The sound quality is great, nothing to complain about.The ANC feature works exactly as described. No, it will not filter out every single noise around you because that’s not what ANC is supposed to do.These headphones are also ridiculously comfortable. I could definitely wear them all day long without discomfort. They fit very well on my head, too. It would take a forceful turn of the head for them to fall off.Overall great product and definitely worth the purchase!

I think these headphones might be a better fit for someone that needs a larger size. They run a bit big, and that might contribute to the fact that they don’t block out the noise. Perhaps if they fit tighter I wouldn’t hear my coworkers obnoxious sneezing!! On a positive note, they are light weight and comfortable, quality of sound is good.