LINNER Lightweight Noise Cancelling Wireless Headphones,Best Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headset, Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones with Microphone NC80

I purchased LINNER NC 80 in the morning and enjoyed a free same-day shipping, I was quite excited when I received the package. I searched and read many reviews about different headphones and decided to purchase this one, and I am quite satisfied with it for now.I'd like to give comments on the following aspects:1. Comfort: NC80 is supra aural headphones, I have a circumaural headphone at home but I don't like it at all, I have regular size ears, the circumaural is just too heavy, too big on me, it often causes headache and discomfort when I wear them, and I have to take them off after several pieces. With circumaural, listening to the music is not an enjoyment, but a battle with a physical headache. If you are not a glasses/hat person, then a supraural headphone might be better for you. NC80 is pretty light, the headphone size is not too tight, I was wearing it for 2-3 hours last night and didn't feel headache at all.2. noise cancellation: It provides 3 levels of noise cancellation (low, medium and high), some people choose the circumaural headphone because it provides better noise cancellation than supraural, but I personally think if the surrounding environment is not SUPER noisy, NC80 does his job very well. my personal experiences, I didn't realize that the ceiling fan was so loud until I took the headphone down...so yes, I am quite happy about the noise reduction system + the comfort (because of its weight).3. Acoustic effect: the main goal of purchasing this headphone is to help with my music study. Of course, you can use airpods, but some subtlety are missing. Last night as I tested NC80, I listened to several musical pieces, for piano, Consolation No2 of Liszt by Horowitz, Consolation No 3 of Liszt by Barenboim, Nuages Gris of Liszt. For Consolation 2, with NC80, it shows more details about how Horowitz touched the keyboard, the change between heavy touch and light touch, I noticed some details that I didn't know with airpods. If you just have an audio of a musical piece and if you are mainly doing the self-study, NC80 will definitely help you perceive some details that you can apply to your own interpretation. Consolation No3 played by Barenboim, I noticed that some of his touches sound too explosive in certain headphones, however, these musical sentences sound totally natural as they should be with NC80, they are just mellower. The last one, I tested the Nuage Gris and could definitely feel the bass, I don't like the bass to be too heavy, NC80 has a good balance. I also used the string music and human voice to test NC80, they both gave me the result that I want.Convenience:1) the handbook is printed with 3 languages: Chinese, English and Japanese, Im expecting Spanish to be added in the future.2) It's pretty easy to learn how to use the function buttons, in addition, the position of buttons are also convenient and easy to touch/handle.Feathers:What I like the most is the touch panel (it's the metal panel located on the right earcup), I was expecting a heavy and firm touch to activate the functions, but not at all, a simple touch is enough, it's really sensitive, and when you put your finger on the touch panel for more than 1 second, the earphone switches to "monitoring mode", which means the sound from your environment become amplified. Well, if you have a pet asking for food, or a mosquitos trying to bite, you can go feed them:) Battery: I will bring more info about battery life, so far I have been used the earphone for 10+ hours and the battery is still good. The information says that the battery could last for 30 hours before next charge.Bluetooth connection: is great, it's easy to connect the headphone to one device, it never loses connection suddenly (not like airpods), I can leave my device in one room and go to other rooms, and the connection is still good...the bluetooth range is a bit better than airpods, I believe airpods can go 30-50 feets, NC80 can go 50-65 feets.Calling and Receiving call: really clear voice, with a simple click of button you can answer/hang off the phone call.The look: I just like the space grey color, I think it's gorgeous.Overall, If you are choosing a headphone of this price range, Linner NC80 is definitely one of the best choices. I like the way how people use it, I enjoy wearing a big headphone without causing headache, and I like the acoustic effect as well, it gives an equilibre sound, and you can feel the finesse and the subtlety. The sensitive touch screen and the switch between listening to the music and listening to the outside word is also something "wow" for me...I am glad I purchased it...I will keep you updated in the future!

Quality of Construction: 5/5Out of everything, I’ve been most satisfied with how nice these headphones look and feel. The outer edge of the headband and ear muffs is made of some stiff canvas material, while the inside edge and the ear muffs are made of some squishy protein that feels quite nice to the touch. The metal touchpad is sensitive, and looks and feels very smooth and high-quality, and the little lights that indicate charging and noise-cancellation are nice and bright without being distracting. Even the plastic components feel high-quality. Overall, clean and minimal, yet eye-catching and classy, with an appearance and build that can rival Bose (imho). (Note: This pair does not fold up, but the earmuffs can be rotated such that they lay completely flat.)Comfort: 2/5The headphones fit great; unfortunately, they start to hurt the outer edge of my ears after a while. I’m hoping they will get better after some wear. On the plus side, they stay on my head just fine (granted, I use these sitting in front of my computer and haven’t tried running around or jumping up and down with them on), and I appreciate the infinite-adjustable headband that lets me get to that perfect size.Battery life: 4/5A single charge (takes about ~2 hours) lasts me at least a week (listening average 2~3 hours a day), though I rarely use the noise-cancelling feature. I haven’t tested whether the battery actually lasts as long as advertised, though for my purposes they have served me just fine.Sound Quality: 4/5I am no audiophile, but as far as I’m concerned this pair sounds very natural and great. They might not be a good choice for someone who loves heavy bass, but I like the all-around balanced, clear, and full-ish sound. The noise-cancelling feature is also a plus, and actually works well. The one thing I have noticed is that on one or two songs, there is a weird volume reduction that happens during a chord transition; not sure whether that is due to something with the song file itself or what. Otherwise, very nice sound.Operation: 4/5The Bluetooth connection is excellent, and I was able to connect it to my laptop and my iPhone without any problems. I can walk away about 10 ft, and as long as there is no wall between me and the device, I can hear without any issues. However, I have been having problems with the play function when listening to Spotify on my computer (but not my iPhone for some odd reason). I contacted customer support, but I’m going to chalk it up to something with the Spotify software, as opposed to a defect with the headphones. Still, it would have been nice to be able use Spotify seamlessly on my PC, since that is where I listen to most of my music.Verdict: Closer to 3.5/5, but I’ve rounded it up. I’ve been searching a long time for a good pair of wireless on-ear headphones, and for the price they are a solid choice, so I plan to keep these in spite of the flaws.

Great sound quality and I was very happy with these headphones. Unfortunately after about 2 years the USB port on the headphones didn't work anymore so you couldn't recharge the battery. Sad.

So far I like these alot.Pros:Battery life: My bus ride to work is about an hour each way and these last me all week. In addition, I wore these on back to back 15 and 8 hour flights and they only needed to be charged once. Besides, I could just use the wire when I wanted.Controls: I like that I can adjust the volume and skip songs using the controls on the right side.Noise cancelling: it really does work to cancel noise out. There are 3 levels as well, which is great because high levels on all NC headphones make me car sick.Listen mode function: if you press and hold the right headphone, it activates some kind of microphone that allows you to hear without taking off the headphones or pausing the music. Great during a flight.Cons:Grip: these push the sides of my head quite a bit. I wear glasses, so it makes it uncomfortable to wear longer than 30 minutes with my glasses on.Pause function: you can pause and play music by tapping the right headphone twice. However, in reality, pretty much any single touch makes this function kick in, so I often accidentally pause or play my music when my umbrella touches it, I bump my hand on it, or hold the right headphone in my hand.Listen mode function: sometimes if I'm laying on my right side, the pressure from having my head on the pillow activates the microphone thing.