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Battery
4.7
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10 reviews
4.7
Battery life is a standout: many users see around 60–65 hours with ANC on and about 100 hours with ANC off, though some report closer to ~40 hours with ANC depending on settings and codecs.
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Video playback is generally well synchronized with little noticeable lag, and low-latency or gaming modes (when available) help keep streaming and mobile games in sync.
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Single-device Bluetooth connections are usually stable with surprisingly long range, though some users report occasional pairing quirks and range/consistency can drop when multipoint is enabled.
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Foldable earcups and the included hard case make the headphones easy to pack and protect in a bag when commuting or traveling.
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USB-C
4.4
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4 reviews
4.4
Uses a USB-C port on the earcup for charging, making it easy to top up with common cables and chargers.
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Charging
4.4
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7 reviews
4.4
USB-C charging is quick, with full charges typically around 70–80 minutes, and fast-charge top-ups are very strong—roughly 5–10 hours of playback from about five minutes depending on settings.
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Earcups rotate and fold flat for storage and can swivel for more comfortable neck-wear, though case fit may prefer a specific folding orientation.
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Headband extension offers plenty of range with positive notched clicks, fitting larger heads and helping maintain a stable seal.
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Most reviewers find them very comfortable for hours thanks to light weight and generous padding, but comfort can vary with clamping force and pleather heat buildup during long sessions.
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Ships with a hard carry case, USB-C charging cable and 2.5mm-to-3.5mm audio cable with mic, which together add strong overall value.
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Punchy, energetic bass with good depth and generally controlled impact, but it leans toward mid-bass warmth and can occasionally blur kick drums or feel a bit undetailed without EQ tweaks.
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Using the wired connection tightens the presentation and reveals extra low-level details compared with standard Bluetooth listening.
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At higher volumes the drivers generally avoid obvious distortion, but pushing loudness can reduce detail and bass can smear separation, especially in noisy settings where you max out volume.
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Plush over-ear pads provide a solid seal with minimal leakage and good passive attenuation, which helps reduce higher-frequency noise even before ANC is enabled.
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At roughly 246–255g the headphones feel light for over-ears, though a few users notice headband weight distribution and occasional headband-heavy feel.
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A protective hard or zippered case is usually included and helps travel durability, but internal organization varies and some reviewers consider the case more basic or downgraded versus earlier models.
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Sound quality
4.0
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8 reviews
4.0
Warm, bass-forward V-shaped tuning with generally clear highs and good detail for the price; LDAC or wired listening can add clarity, but resolution and spaciousness trail premium models and some listeners notice a slight veil or muddle in complex tracks.
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Earcups use plush memory-foam style padding that seals well and supports long listening, though the pleather can run warm and feel sweaty for some users.
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Hinges and joints generally feel stable with decent rigidity, but some units exhibit creaks or slight rattle when handled, reflecting their budget build.
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ANC is strong for the price and works best on low-frequency rumble from buses, trains and planes, plus office hum, but it can leave some chatter through, add a faint hiss/white noise, and may feel inconsistent in very loud or impact-heavy situations.
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LDAC
3.9
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5 reviews
3.9
LDAC can improve perceived detail and clarity when it successfully engages, but device compatibility is inconsistent and some phones may default to AAC/SBC or fail to switch to LDAC.
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The headphones have a clean, understated look with a matte finish and slightly angled cups that read more premium than the price, though some colorways and styling can feel generic.
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Codec support
3.8
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3 reviews
3.8
Supports SBC and AAC plus LDAC for compatible devices, and also offers wired analog listening via a headphone-side 2.5mm jack using the included 2.5mm-to-3.5mm cable.
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EQ options are a strong value point when available, with multi-band adjustment and multiple presets to rein in bass or boost mids, though some app versions offer more limited or preset-only control.
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Vocals and instruments stay reasonably clear and natural for the price, but the mids can sit slightly behind the bass and may sound a bit recessed or edgy until you tweak EQ.
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Multipoint is supported but sometimes hidden as an experimental setting; some users have smooth laptop+phone switching, while others find pairing a second device finicky or needing re-enabling after power cycles.
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Presets are generally useful and varied enough to change the signature without wrecking balance, but names can be gimmicky and some built-in sound loops or extra modes feel poorly implemented.
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Transparency mode is handy for quick conversations and staying aware outdoors, though quality varies—some find it very natural, while others notice hiss and a slightly artificial sound.
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Clamping force is mixed—some find it light and prone to shifting, while others feel it’s tighter than expected—so fit comfort depends on head size and preference.
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Build quality
3.7
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6 reviews
3.7
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Treble is mostly smooth and non-harsh with decent detail, though some users find it rounded or slightly dark with limited sparkle compared with higher-end headphones.
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Noise reduction helps keep speech understandable in offices and in light wind, but background sounds aren’t fully removed and occasional wind or room noise still comes through.
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Voice assistant access is available via button shortcuts, but the multi-function button behavior and chime-based feedback can make it less intuitive than dedicated controls.
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Call quality is generally intelligible for casual use, but voices can sound a bit grainy, sibilant or unnatural and performance falls short of dedicated boom mics or premium headsets.
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Instrument separation is decent for the price, but denser mixes can sound a little congested and less airy than on higher-end models.
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App
3.5
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8 reviews
3.5
App support can be confusing across versions (1More app vs older 1More Music), but once connected it provides EQ, mode toggles, firmware updates and extras; the interface is often described as dated or clunky with key items like multipoint buried in submenus.