Srhythm NC25 Noise Cancelling Headphones Bluetooth 5.0,Lightweight Wireless Headset Over-ear with Low Latency Game Mode,50H Playtime,Memory Protein Ear Cups

Love these headphones!🎧I usually purchase Sennheiser but I just didn’t want to fork out so much money on a headset again. So after a bit of research it lead me to this product.Reading the reviews I got a mixed bag of information but I bought them anyways going by my web search.I am happy to say that I am pleased a bunch.These sound great and have a nice base. The ANC works great and the volume is really loud. I read in one of the reviews that these are quiet; I would suggest an hearing test. 😆The headphones easily connect with any Bluetooth device, as I have experienced so far. Does not connect to the Xbox, for anyone wondering, like I did.They feel and fit nice too. They cover the ears perfectly and fit nice and snug.There is a build in microphone for answering phone calls but I have not used that function so far. Should I do so, I will edit my review.The headphones come in a lovely sturdy box and include a travel case, c-type usb charging cable, connection lead, amp plug and an airplane connection plug.

Really like these. Purchased because I left my other set at clients offices and needed something for travel and open plan offices.. they are comfortable and very effective (noise cancelling) - well worth the price

I can say that I'm a bit disappointed This is my third pair of Srhythm headphones and so far I have to admit that I was extremely pleased with the build quality and also with the sound quality which obviously it is the most important aspect. You took quite a long time to decide which pair to get next and I came across this model and I decided to give them a try. The presentation of the product is quite impressive and here I mean, the box and the accessories that it comes with plus the carrying case which I considered to be very helpful but of course the most important aspect is the headphones themselves which unfortunately are quite disappointing. They are very well built and comfortable to wear but I was very disappointed with the fact that the sound quality is not even close to what I'm used with this is why I will gift them to my nephew and I will get another brand.

Very pleased, comfortable and a great sound.

I use these mostly for TV, and even though it appears to use the standard SBC protocol, when you press the multimode button 3 times it reduces lag to 50ms, so the lip syncing is pretty spot on.Likes:Battery life is amazing (Manufacturer states about 50 hours use)Charging them via the USB 3 socket is very fast.Sound is very natural and the high frequencies are very clear, which is perfect for TV dialogue.Headphones are very light and comfortable, you forget you are wearing them.Noise cancelling actually works very well, especially for headphones in this low price range, and the over ear cups also help to block out external sound pretty well as well.Dislikes:Nothing, I only regret not buying these sooner, I've paid triple the price of these for other headphones in the recent past, and I can't say they were that much better quality than these really.

Price cost worthy but time will tellLightweight - 5*Audio - 4 out of 5Bass 3 out of 5NC - 5*Comfort - 5*Bluetooth Sync easy.I've had a few ear buds and overear phones. The product for it's overall performance is adequate to say it's a fair purchase for me. For others it is exceptionally good.

Had them for a day now and here's my first impressions... They look pretty good, although the Matt finish is not perfect (see pics). There are a couple of places where it has rubbed off straight out of the box. I don't expect that in a £20 pair of headphones, let alone a £50 pair! And the LED stays lit green whether theyre on or off, which is daft.The cables are the cheapest of the cheap - £2 each tops. And the case is fine, but also cheap - £5 on Amazon. They all do the job fine, but I would expect better quality at this price point.The sound quality isn't bad, but there is a constant quiet hiss when ANC is active, which can be annoying if you have the volume down low, and there's no depth of sound to speak of - it's all a bit flat. Voices are wooly at low volume, and clipped at higher volume. Fine in the mid range. Sound leakage isn't a problem and they're very comfortable to wear for long periods.Pairing was a doddle, although the 'voice instructions' mentioned in the instructions aren't there. And the 'system' ringtone you hear in your ears when you get a call is amusing, then quickly irritating.For the money, they're roughly what I'd expect - reasonable quality, generic, slightly confusing controls (how to tell if theyre on/off??), but these reviewers saying they're the bargain of the century comparing them to to Bose or Sony NC headphones are either hard of hearing, or haven't actually tried a pair of £250 - £300 headphones. The sound quality and ANC are worlds apart - as you would expect.What I do find annoying is that now I have them in my hands I can see they are identical to Axceed and Barsone headphones (they're the exact same product save for a couple of transfers). And those headphones are £5 and £10 less at the time of writing this review. And they come with a 12 month warranty compared to sRhythm's 3 month warranty. So I'm left feeling slightly short-changed.Overall these are pretty much what I would expect from a £50 pair of headphones, and they seem to be a reasonable buy at this price.