Noontec Hammo Wireless Professional Monitor Headphones for Studio Mixing Recording Superior Sound Over Ear Rechargeable 50 Hours Battery

So it's a great pair of headphones. VERY light, VERY comfy, makes you feel like every other headphone is just trying to suck your brains out. This pair is just heavy enough so that you know it's there, but at the same time light enough so you don't notice it a few hours into whatever you are doing. (Work, gaming, etc.)I love them. Distance is pretty good as well, and the battery life is quite good, you can go an entire day or two without thinking about battery for sure.However... there's one thing I really don't understand. Instead of putting a quiet beep or a notification sound to let you know the battery is low/the headphone is connected/disconnected, they added in someone saying"YOUR HEADPHONE IS CONNECTED"or"LOW. BATTERY."I don't need a guy talking sweet nothings into my ear while I'm working. Just beep once or twice and that'll be obvious sign that the battery is low. I really wished I could give this pair of headphones a full on 5 stars, but that thing just irks me and makes me wonder: Who decided THAT was a good idea? Truly confusing.

I tried these using an Android table. My tablet is not a current generation tablet, it's an older Nvidia Shield K1 tablet but it still does well with videos, movie and music. I purchased these headphones to try out some of the inexpensive options for wireless headphones. The sound quality is very good. It has a little bass enhancement which sounds nice using a mobile device. I have been able to wear them comfortably for hours and have used them on airplane trips as well.The main issue I ran into with them is that something is odd with it's Bluetooth integration. The audio will drop out and have some static at times. Rebooting my device cleans it up for the immediate need but it will come back if the device is not rebooted daily. I assumed this was an issue with my device or just how Bluetooth headphones worked until I purchased a set of Sony WH-CH700N wireless headphones. When the Noontec headphones would start cutting in and out, I would switch over to the Sony set without rebooting the device and everything was clear and crisp. I don't know what causes this issue with the Noontec and not the Sony headphones, but it's something buyers should be aware of... Granted, the Sony headphones are more expensive and the sound quality of the Sony headphones over the Noontec isn't that substantial for the price. However, not having to reboot my device multiple times is worth the price.

Good choice for the money. Best used as mixing headphones for recording studio work, as these are “flat response” headphones. I found that I can’t easily use them on bluetooth during recording because of latency, so I have to use the cable. However, the blue tooth works great for mixing/mastering. I gave four stars instead of five due to the latency, but I still think this was a good purchase.

I feel like these headphones will never break, they have a great battery life, but if you’re looking for headphones to listen to music with, these are not the move, they don’t have any usual sound boosts cause I’m assuming the headphones are specified for song mixing, which is perfect for me so I love them. There are a lot of headphones out there for 150$ so there are some competition but these headphones are great

Sounds amazing, battery is too. I just don't know why in the world the left extending side of the headphone is sticky and won't slide in and out slyly like the right side.

Got these as a birthday gift for my musician husband. He was impressed especially because he personally had not heard of the brand. They are a good bang for your buck. My hubs uses them for music production/recording and is very pleased so far.

I love these earphones. Use with my laptop and my smartphone. If you want a really good sound for an economical price, these will do it.

The Hammo Wireless BT Headphones deserve and live up to the rave reviews. Ironically, I was a click away from purchasing them when they were first introduced and the price was $99.95. I decided to wait for some user reviews, that was a mistake since the price increased 50%. Nonetheless, still an excellent value for these wireless headphones. The headphones are over the ear and the cushions provide enough of a seal that you may not necessarily regret they lack active noise-cancellation. I know I don't regret saving $150-$200 by not buying the next level noise-cancellation headphones. I recommend reading and/or viewing the reviews for the Hammo BT Wireless headphones that already exist on the internet .

Rather disappointed by the sound, my old first Gen Zorros sounded much cleaner. So they sound just OK overall, but they look fairly good, and they don't bleed too much at high level.