Behringer BH470NC Premium High-Fidelity Headphones with Bluetooth Connectivity and Active Noise Cancelling

I am not super impressed with the noise cancellation, however that is NOT why I bought these.There is a bass boost on them, so the Lows are a little bigger than on some other headphones.I bought them so I could listen to music at work, and not have to recharge every 4-6 hours. I wanted to be able to get a full day out of a single charge. And they are doing that perfectly!!!!I am always skeptical of estimated battery life from the manufacturer. But these are giving me GREAT battery life, and good sound, I will take that all day long!!!Also they are not uncomfortable. i can wear them for hours without feeling like my head or ears are going to need to be relieved at any point in time.

I'm definitely not an acoustic expert, but these seems perfectly good, noise cancelling is nice, they're comfortable. Especially good for the price.

Decent sound but only when noise cancellation is on. Good buy for theMoney. Reliable, comfortable. Controls are located awkwardly.

What is the answer? These right here. After reading through the crappy "directions" (why do they not tell you what the pairing button is), I finally figured it out. Then I got the "connecting" message. Even though these are "close connecting" the headphones (and they also don't tell you what they are called for the bluetooth display - had to search the web for that also), they never came up as an available connection. I placed the headphones physically ontop of my phone and waited five minutes. Nothing. Piece of junk and I returned it immediately.

Sound is great. I don’t notice much of a difference with the noise canceling on but easily worth the price. Behringer is always top notch👍

Love the sounds and noise cancelling only issue is that it not too compatible with my headphone adapter. The iPhone adapter seems to have static noise when connected to the headphone Maybe the adapter is damaged because without it the headphone works fine.

These headphones started out great. Lightweight with reasonable sound. after four months they stopped charging completely. They charge for only 10 or 15 minutes and then stop. I have to repeatedly plug and unplug the charging cord and then I get only an hour of listening time. I am unable to contact the manufacturer. I believe I am owed a replacement set.

I don't know what the engineering team was thinking. The wired 470 is a great value. The wireless version is nothing like it apart from appearance. I listened for 3 hours to mostly punk, alt rock and metal for this testing.The good: it takes common ear pads so you can use practically anything.The bad: ANC can't even dim a conversation in the next room. These are closed back and the physical device is doing all the work. I'm not even sure if the ANC has mics at this point. The ANC switch changes the profile from a Skullcandy-like punch when up to a muddy, far away sounding just terrible setting when down.The ugly: this is an all plastic construction headphone with a microphone that my call partner said "sounds like you're gargling rocks"Neither of the sound profiles are good. The up-position one overwhelms the drivers even at 50% volume with punchy pop punk songs. It's ok for metal. It was even ok in the two rap songs I forced myself to try. The down-position sounds like you're listening to someone call you on speakerphone from a 2007 Kia Rio. Ain't good at anything.