Linner NC50 Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones 4.1 Wireless Sports Earphones - HD Stereo, IPX4 Sweat proof, 13 Hours Playtime, Neckband Magnetic Headsets with Mic (Black)

I'd been looking for a pair of bluetooth headphones for a while. But all I looked at disappointed in terms of either battery life or ability to stay in the ear during sport - cycling and snowboarding specifically.But getting my first iPhone without a headphone jack made me intensify my search.I first bought Linner's excellent Lightning Headphones - and was delighted with them.So I then bought their BlueTooth equivalent.They have the same good build and quality feel. Earbuds with a selection of sizes, the smallest of which work well for me. They have a little wing that goes in side the ear, and prevents hem from falling out. They offer a good battery life: 12 - 14 hours, as opposed to the very many sets that offer 4- 6 hours, and would not last for a full days riding or hiking.The fact that they offer active noise cancellation sealed the deal for me, and on flights, they greatly reduce engine noise.I am extremely happy with these headphones, doubly so at the price I paid.

After a couple of weeks I can say these are really good headphones, especially given the price. You get a lot for your money, the active noise cancelling is great, the battery life is good although doesn’t seem to last as long as decribed, the quality so far of the sound has been brilliant. They are comfortable and are definitely loud enough. The biggest issue is the tones I keep hearing when adjusting the volume and skipping tracks, it gets quite irritating. And I hear these tones when issuing my phone normally for no reason! Quite frustrating and distracting.Other than that I’m really happy, they are great value without being to much on the cheap side of things.

Wow, for the money these really are amazing. The sound is natural and not too coloured and I really enjoyed listening to them. The ANC isn't too bad and not far off what I'd expect from a pair of in ears.Sadly they failed after only a couple of weeks use, so beware...Buy Cheap Buy Twice

I bought these earphones a year ago. The the reviews online were quite good, but seems these reviewers did not really use it before. Here's the real experience of one year:Sound quality: it lacks high frequencies and overall sound is quite meshed into some average sounding mix. Compared to my wired Sendheiser Momentum really old earphones, NC50 is far below the quality.Bluetooth: if the sound source is on the table, the range can be up to 8-10 m. in the open room. However if the phone is simply in the jeans pocket, the sounds starts disappearing, quite strange thing.Microphone: it's really bad! It is catching all possible sounds from environment except my voice. If I walk outside and receive a call, almost all the time I need to switch back to my iPhone microphone.Overall use and remarks: it has annoying voice commands like "sound maximum" or "sound minimum" - there are completely useless and just disturbing music listening experience. Also when pushing some buttons on the phone, it has strange "beeps", which are useless too.Probably because of Noise cancelling, it is catching a lot of wind noise, so if you walk outside -it's very disturbing.If you switch off Noise cancelling, the sound becomes really low, almost no sound at all. If you switch to "Normal mode", the volume is quite on average, but you hear everything around you.Battery: It holds for me approx. 5 hours of constant music listening with noise cancelling.Price: of course, price is below other propper noise cancelling earphones. My advise would be not to save on these because NC50 does not deliver satisfactory result at all.

Great value pair of headphones. Nice intuitive controls, and a fair battery life with the noise cancelling on.I like the touches such as the "voice" playing through the headphones telling you power and battery status. Lots of spare earplug covers and grip "wings" (the loop that sticks out to hold the plugs in your ear) for different sizes of ear, though I'm using the ones that were fitted when it was delivered as they are comfortable enough and do stay in. Also a bag to hold it all in.Don't know about sweat proof, but mine have been through a washing machine and still work perfectly well after drying out (I would NOT recommend trying this out though!)For the price, a thoroughly good deal!

First of all, the sound quality is great and the active noise cancelling works well. I use these on the tube every day, so they really get tested! I can still hear announcements, but the ambient noise is reduced to the point where I have to turn the volume down.The sound (beep) as you change volume is unnecessary and annoying. Also, these have developed a habit of turning themselves on and connecting to my iPhone when not in use. I keep them in their pouch in my bag and this sits beside my desk. This runs the charge down so is frustrating.Worse still, recently, they have also started to have the volume level affected by other bluetooth devices when travelling on busy tubes.If they didn't beep, connect autonomously or let other devices change their volume, I'd be happy to give them 5 stars.

This is a great mix of cost/performance. They are not the most isolating, best noise cancelling in-ears I have ever used - but they are definitely good enough. Sound quality is really good for the price, phonecalls work well on them, and they are comfy.Really good daily-driver commuter headphones.