Sennheiser ACCENTUM Wireless Bluetooth Headphones - 50-Hour Battery Life, Audio, Hybrid Noise Cancelling (ANC), All-Day Comfort, White

How do these sound so good and last so long on a charge?! These have bass that will back out your fillings without being boomy, and have an all-around nice, clean sound. This is my first experience with active noise-cancelling; I have nothing to personally compare them to, but all I can tell you is they do a fine job of making the world go away so you can enjoy some peace and quiet, but two quick presses on the Power button activates "transparency" so you can hear what's going on outside. These are easy to use, and connect to my phone almost before I ask them to. I've not used them to make or answer phone calls, and I honestly don't care about that feature.

Only used for 30 minutes and that’s literally all it took for me to be blown away. Super easy to set up. Perfect fit and comfortably. The material is no where near cheap feeling. Only wish it came with a case for portability but I’ll buy one anyway. The bass is beautiful and isn’t super strong I think it’s just right. The app is amazing and simple to use. Don’t hesitate to buy because of a couple bad reviews. There amazing

The sound quality is impressive – vocals are clear and natural, bass is powerful but never overwhelming, and the wide soundstage brings music to life with depth and detail.Compared with the Bose QC35 II, there are both strengths and weaknesses. Comfort is the biggest drawback: the clamping force is tight, and extended wear causes pressure and even pain on the head. Usability is also less intuitive, making everyday operation less convenient. Noise isolation is just average – it reduces some outside sounds but doesn’t match the passive comfort or active noise canceling quality of the QC35 II.On the other hand, phone call performance is excellent. Voices come through smooth and clear, with background noise handled far better than the QC35 II, making it a strong choice if you take calls often.In short, it delivers better sound quality and far superior call clarity, but falls behind the QC35 II in comfort, usability, and noise isolation.

I'm very pleased with these headphones. They were easy to configure (I did two sources), and they are quite comfortable to wear. I think they do a pretty fair job of removing ambient sounds, but I don't have much experience with noise cancelling headphones, so I can't make much of a statement there.I am very pleased with the sound quality! Excellent mid-range with good highs. And the bass is present without being overpowering, and they deliver a good deep bass!

Buyer beware!While the product as a whole is fantastic it only lasts for 6 months and then proceeds to mechanically break down. Mine is already having violently loud tapping noises on the left ear which hurts like hell after a while. It's unbearable. So, if you don't mind buying headphones every 6 months for the cheapest built headphone on the planet with quality sound but cost $144 bucks buy this one. If you want something that last longer than 6 months buy elsewhere.I've had lots of headphones from different companies some lasted a year some lasted longer. Shockingly it's always the cheap ones that last the longest. Weird stuff. Good news is it does last a long time on the charge, so you get to enjoy it a LONG time like 2 days' worth of listening for those 6 months. Clarity is great for ASMR. Volume control is ehh, nothing special here. Doesn't weigh too hard on the head either. Just once more as a I said. Physical mechanical quality so bad tearing it open won't save it. Trust me I tried. It stopped the issue for a few minutes and then it came back. Maybe if I rearrange the wires differently or try to pull them away from each other it might work, but dude. The nails are already a pain to unscrew out. You gotta pull the earmuffs off. Then shove a screwdriver down into these squishy parts hiding the screws and remove those. Then unscrew these tiny screws then once you get those off the wires are TIGHTLY crammed together layered on top of each other. Like no wonder there is wiring issues, it's REALLY tightly crammed together. It was bound to experience signal bleed off eventually. Yes, every headphone set I've bought from Amazon when they fail, I tear them apart. Shockingly this one didn't have a power button failure, but then again, they built their power button to not fail as hard as some brands with the whole reach around on/off deal. Those are SO HARD TO FIX. So at least you know your headset won't fail from a faulty power button.

super comfy. doesn’t pull my hair when i’m moving them around or taking them off which I love. feel like a great fit around my ears, not just smushing them. charge quick, good battery life. no issues with sound quality. great look.pairing is sometimes annoying since it will only connect to two devices at once, and you can usually control connection with your phone but sometimes it doesn’t work. also, i’m not the biggest fan of the touch controls system- i don’t think the gestures are super effective, particularly the single tap for pauses and the double tap for changing NC mode.