COWIN HE8D Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds In-Ear with Hard Travel Case Sweat-Resistant and aptX Design Built in Microphone Volume Control Ear buds

Sorry to break up the 5 start review party but these really are not great. They feel horribly cheap, aren’t particularly comfortable, the sound is fine but is nothing special and the noise cancelling just simply doesn’t work. The manual has lots of spelling mistakes and the whole package just generally lacks quality. They paired easily but that’s about the only positive I can think of.Suppose they’d be fine if there were under £20 but definitely not worth £65 and the RRP of £170 is laughable.Shame as had really wanted a decent pair of noise cancelling earbuds.Update: Fake ReviewsPlease be aware I think pretty much all the reviews between 27th October - 3rd November are fake. You’ll notice the profiles all wrote four reviews each, all 5 stars for the exact same products.And then barely any reviews until recently, which were all negative like mine. I reported to amazon and they removed some of them but a number still left

I am writing this review listing to great quality music with my new Cowin HE8D noise cancelling headphones.After reading some of the reviews left on Amazon and independent google reviews I decided to try them out as they were on a lighting deal, even so they are not cheap but a good middle of the road price.First of all they are very lightweight and you hardly know you have them on,Sound quality is extremely good full range, bass is full but not overwhelming and mid tones are a great H/F is clear but not tinny.You are supplied with two charging adaptors which is great as I am always loosing cables and accessories.As a retied parliamentary electronics engineer I have worked on building and installing hi end sound systems,I do recommend these, the the noise cancelling systems works well and does not override the music in anyway there is no background hiss as some of the older systems did .

I actually liked these headphones - the noise cancelling was OK, the sound quality was fine and the additional charging unit (to top up the battery) was very useful. So for most things I was happy.However, they just stopped working after about six weeks. I used them regularly without issue during that time, then they just stopped working. The music sound was replaced by a hissing noise, which only stopped when the earphones turned themselves off and they would not come on again.

On the plus side, I can listen to music fine through these headphones.On the downside, they are not noise cancelling as advertised, are significantly overpriced when considering that they do not noise cancel, are plasticy and although the charging method looks neat to start with, I've just found having to think about another charging adapter a pain!Would not recommend

Easy to set up. Materials used and style both have room for improvement. Weight distribution could be better as the Bluetooth receivers are like carrying a house bricks. Sound quality is great and battery life appears to be good also. Looking forward to seeing how this company develop this model

this is worth the money. very good bit of kit.

Great set of headphones, brilliant quality. Great customer service too!

I was bought these as a present specifically because I have autism and need help isolating sounds. My Dad spent £65.99 on these, so I am really disappointed by how bad they are.The most positive thing I can say is that they're as good as any normal set of Bluetooth headphones. Not particularly good sound quality, not particularly nice materials, and there's a constant 'white noise' sound when they're not in use. The Active Noise Cancelling either doesn't work or is rubbish; I think they're trying to use static to block out sound rather than actual noise cancelling technology. I've tried them out with things like my computer fan, engine sounds, etc. and it doesn't block anything, just muffles it, which is what you'd expect anyway with earbuds!