LINNER Noise Cancelling Headphones Large Ears, Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones Bluetooth, Best Noise Cancelling Headphones with Microphone NC90

I just got these and couldn't wait to try them out. The sound is unreal. Truly great even without ANC which is a trick most headphones do not perform well.I'm a audio junky. Truly. I have at least 15 pairs of wireless headphones and earphones along with 10 great wired sets.With 34 hrs of wireless non ANC play time and 19 hrs of ANC playtime - these are a perfect travel set. I have Tao Tronics, Bluedio, Treblab and BlueAnt headphones but these are really special.Bass hits HARD but clean. Highs and Mids separate well. For music these are truly fantastic. I like my music loud as I'm sure I have some hearing damage. Lol... The volume is a always a concern and these get really loud even with ANC on. Loud without being muddy. Watching movies are great too with no latency. Build quality rivals a $400 pair of headphones and destroys any Beats product easily.I'm listening while watching the Matrix 2 on my TV with my 5.1 Onkyo home theater cranked to 30 with my subwoofer punctuating all these great explosions. I'm like 15 feet away from the system. Medium ANC and probably 80% volume- the movie is completely drowned out. Unbelievable.I'll probably get another pair just to have a reserve. I'll report back after long term use. It doesn't get beget than these for under $400. Amazing.Update: 11.18.18- These are becoming my go to headphones. I love the minimalist look and the sound is still unreal. I usually keep the ANC on medium and am impressed over and over. These are sleeper headphones with a great battery and exceptional ANC. They look very adult with no bright flashing lights anywhere. Build quality is very premium. Lightweight but metal pieces in the important places. I'm so glad I bought these.Also - I paid for these with my own money. I'm not a pro reviewer or affiliated with the manufacturer in any way. I'm just and audio junky and sharing my impressions for other sound addicts. Lol... Cheers!

I had it returned the same day I received them. The earcups are too small. The space is the earcup is narrow and shallow. I need to crush my ear like in the picture in order to fit into the earcup. Make my ear painful.The headphones itself is OK. I like the design, they looks cool on your head. The sound is tuned, lower frequency response is pretty good but lack of mods and there’s no sound stage, but for BT headphone that’s normal. The ANC is not very good. It decreases 50% of lower frequency noise and that’s all. The touch control reacts slow.Overall it’s a good pair of headphone at this price range. But the earcups issue is unacceptable for me. I would keep them if there are more space in the earcups. Comfort is a key for me.

I purchased these Linner NC90 after returning an iDeaPlay set that was similarly priced. The iDeaPlay felt cheap-ish and the ANC created a small hum that bothered my ears. The NC90 are much better for a comparable price.Pros:- Touch features to control the headphones/music.- ANC is decent, of course not exactly up to par with much pricier brands but still very good.- Battery life is amazing.- Comfortable to wear (even with somewhat larger ears, the pads are slightly oval).- Excellent monitor mode which amplifies voices (though it takes a couple seconds to kick in).- Priced competitively.- Two ANC modes: medium and high (and you can tell the difference!).- Sound quality decent for the price.- Decent build quality.- They look awesome!Cons:- A little slow to react (volume up and down, skip songs, monitor mode, ANC activation.- Voice prompts don't pause content, just mutes it, which means that you might need to go back a few seconds if you're switching ANC levels while listening to an audiobook for example.- Something rattles a teeny bit inside the headphones. When I tilt my head down and back up, I can hear a little something moving. I asked customer service if that was normal and the person I interacted with told me that yes, it was normal. It's faint and doesn't always happen and I believe it has to do with the mechanics of it (pivot points and such). Not a dealbreaker but I wouldn't want it any more pronounced.Overall I am very happy. It's a very good set of headphones for the price. I don't give 5 stars easily. If it wasn't for the little rattle, I'd probably give these headphones 5 stars.Update 11/16/2018:After using the headphones for a while, including on flights, mowing the lawn, using them in loud and silent environments, I'm afraid I have to revise my rating and lower it by a star. I will be returning these headphones as I find that they become uncomfortable after wearing them for long. I've also started to notice white noise when ANC is turned on. It's faint but it's enough for me not to enjoy the experience as much. Another issue that I started noticing is that the lowest volume setting with these headphones is too loud for me (whether ANC is turned on or not). Since I already own a pair of Bose QC 15, I will be returning to the Bose set. The main reason I wanted to try the NC90 was to get away from wires. Instead I will get a bluetooth adapter for the QC15. Don't get me wrong, the Linner NC90 aren't bad, especially for the price they are asking. However for the shape of my ears (oval and slightly long), the shape of my head (normal I guess, maybe thinner?), the sensitivity of my ears (funny since I don't think I hear perfectly well) the NC90 just don't cut it.Let me add that this does not change my opinion of Linner as a company. They have communicated with me for a while with other headphones I've used (none were provided to me for free by the way, just responsive customer service).Linner, keep making good products and refining what you do. I'm a picky customer, I know that. But you have a pair of headphones that you can keep refining and it'll be great! Thanks