Jabra Elite 85h Titanium Black Bluetooth Noise-Canceling Headphones, Over-Ear, 36-Hour Battery Life, Water Resistant, ANC, SmartSound, Fast Charging

There is active noise cancelling and it works so well. I literally can't hear anything near me and that's perfect for me for when I study. You can toggle between the setting using a button on the left side of the headphones. There is Active Noise Cancelling and then there is a setting that let's you hear your surroundings and there is a setting that let's you just turn off both. The sound quality is so good on this pair I really enjoy it. The volume is very loud and that's such a good thing for me. It even has an app that goes with it where you can change the sound settings if you like more bass. I love these pair and they are the best $162 (around that much) I've ever spent. The best tip I want to give you is to get them when they are on sale because I didn't feel as guilty buying these lmao. They are totally worth the money. A problem that comes up tho (only with my computer) sometimes it disconnects from Bluetooth and after about 20 seconds it reconnects and if it doesn't I just have to go to Bluetooth settings on my laptop and that's kinda a pain and I have no idea why it does it or what causes it but it isn't a deal breaker for me. The battery life is another one of my favorite things about it. These headphones can last me a long while before I actually need to charge them again it's amazing. Oh yea it also comes with its own carrying case. Isn't that so cool? I love the case because it fits the headphones and the charger and even the like phonejack cord (not sure what real name is) but it's basically for the electronics that don't have Bluetooth on them. The only thing that I'm kinda worried about is the headphone cushions. They are like a leathery material and that kinda makes me nervous because in my experience it gets ruined fast(maybe cuz I'm usually exposed to cheap leather). it's been a few months and they still look like new so the durability of the cushion material is awesome. Oh yea also you can replace the cushion for 19.99usd I think that's cool too but not really sure how to do it myself because don't have the need to do at the moment. And I kinda feel like when the time comes I'm going to struggle because the cushion is like really snug with headphones. Like it's not lose and looks like it can never be taken off but like i said haven't tried changing the cushion myself yet so who knows. Overall 12/10 and definitely succeeded my expectations. Oh my goddddddd I forgot one more thing and its something that is so cool to me. You can connect two devices on these headphones. Isn't that awesome???? Like I can connect my phone and my laptop and I can watch YouTube on the laptop and when I get bored on watch videos on TikTok from my phone and it doesn't lag or anything. So boujee and would buy again if I need to.

I was fortunate to catch a deal on Amazon ($192) for the Jabra Elite 85h. I was looking at the Sony 1000XM3, Bose QCII, and even ordered the Sennheiser 450BTNC which killed my head and ears.My requirements were:Bluetooth 5.0USB-C Quick ChargingActive Noise CancellingHi Fi Sound (AAC or APTX)Battery Life (40 hours)Preferably under $200The Jabra Elite 85h has all of the above. AAC was added in a firmware update last year (version 1.41). So original specs don't list AAC. After I downloaded the Jabra app, the unit updated. Many reviews don't have that updated info, so they knock them for not having codec AAC. They do!I really like the sound quality. IMO on par with the Bose and Sony's. The Active Noise Cancelling and passive noise cancelling are also excellent. ANC has three different levels and even a hear through setting to let you hear you surroundings. Call audio quality is also incredible. The headphones have 4 mics for ANC and 4 more mics for phone calls. It also has a Google/Alexa assistant button.I like that the headphones pause when you lift the pads from your ears and turn off by simply rotating the earpads 90 degrees. They also turn on when you rotate them to place on your head.Also the headphones do not flash lights at night. My last pair pulsed a blue light every 5 seconds which required tape to cover it, so my wife could sleep at night.The Jabra's are also rain resistant and have a 2 year warranty. Which is very unusual.I did a crazy amount of research and I'm really pleased with the Jabra Elite 85h headphones. Hope this helps you in your own quest.

I've been using these daily since I got them, and I do like them a lot! I've never really had high-quality headphones before, and it's made listening to music a LOT more fun. Overall, I'd recommend. But here are some specific points:PROS:- Great sound quality- VERY comfortable- Decent ANC, and great when music is being played on top (although these are my first noise-cancelling headphones, so I don't really have a good point of reference)- Great battery life/quick recharge time- Good mic (according to my friends, who are hearing an upgrade from my trash $25 gaming headset!)- Not fragile (what can I say, I'm clumsy!!)CONS:- Calls automatically put you on hear-through mode, which can be annoying- Can't take a call and listen to other things simultaneously - that is to say, if you want to call a friend and play a game together, you won't be able to hear the game's audio- Headphones automatically pause music when they're removed, which can get annoying as they're somewhat overly sensitive to movement- These are marketed for mobile use for a reason. They CAN be used on PC but it's kind of a pain.- If you have the headphones connected to PC and mobile, and you turn off bluetooth on mobile, it plays this awful high pitched buzzing noise that only stops when you turn the headphones off. Boots up just fine after that though. I get that it's an error thing, but augh god my ears helpNEUTRAL:- There's an app? I have no idea how to use it, or if I should use it. I've heard incredibly mixed reviews on whether using the equalizer actually enhances the Musical Experience.- Volume range is decent, but I do wish they would go a LITTLE louder. Maybe it's for the best that I'm not constantly blasting my eardrums out though lol.- Prone to sliding off when there's too much movement - probably won't be much of an issue, just be careful headbanging unless you've got one hand keeping your headphones on!OVERALL:I got a 2 year warranty on these bad boys, so we're gonna be together for a long time. I definitely don't regret getting them, but I *do* regret not doing a bit more research before I invested in them. Still, for the price, the quality and longevity is more than worth it. So, would recommend, but remember: these are quite the investment, so make sure you're gonna be alright with the annoying parts!