– Focus A5 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, 75H Playtime, Hi-Res LDAC Wireless Audio, Clear Calls, Bluetooth 5.4, Wireless Over-Ear Headphones Ideal for Travel Home Office

These are must have headphones. I have Crusher Evo that costs 160 pounds at the moment and these sound exactly the same. With Evo's I can turn up the base, it's ridiculous, but 90% of the time I use it almost completely off. Focus A5 sounds exactly like Evo's on low bass setting which is more than enough. Mids on both headphones are bit low, Highs are crisp and that's the way both systems are tuned up. They are not the best for audio editing, creating software, picking up tiny little details won't be the thing they are made for, but for day to day use they are absolutely amazing and 50 punds, it's like a joke. Battery life is long, assuming I will charge them once a week only and it's super fast charge. Build quality is way better than any other head gear you could find in this price range. ANC- two modes. Enhancing and Shutting sounds around you. No case, but spend extra 10 to 15 pounds for any case you like if you don't have any. I can't reccomend these enough. Top Buy. They would sell well even if price would be 120 to 150 pounds, they sure don't look cheap, but here you go for 50 pounds.. I start to think buying couple of them for friends, as they would be an excellent gift in budget.

Had the A70 previously. These headphones are great. They have excellent vocal and music clarity. The noise cancelling is very effective and battery life is excellent as always. A great value to cost proposition. I use my headphones everyday. The build quality is excellent like by previous headphones these will last many years of heavy use.

I think I like the DJ ones more,but they are durable. Noice cancellation increases the bass for some reason so I don’t tend to use it but the audio quality is quite nice and they are loud bass is also nice

These were the second pair of headphones i hqve bought from one odio, and i am incredibly happy with them the noise cancelling and sound quality are astonishingly good for the price, especially when on offer. They have a lot of base too, which i personally think to be a bit too much but that comes down to preference. The battery life isnt quite as good as they claim, but its still in the realm of 30 hours with continuous use, so still very long.

Well built, comfortable for long periods, battery life feels like it lasts forever and it has physical buttons for all it's controls!However these are tuned like Raycon headphones (which is bad) with an INSANE amount of uncontrolled bass, so much so that it makes every song sound terrible as it hums and resonates with the slightest provocation. You NEED to EQ these things, removing as much as 9dB at some lower bass frequencies else literally every other instrument gets drowned out and vocalists feel as if they're singing from inside a cupboard with the door closed. You know the "bass goes brrrrrr" meme? It's that.Unlike Raycons, though, once you do EQ them the drivers do actually have the capability to reproduce mid and high frequencies well with good stereo separation, which is fantastic when paired with my lossless music collection (in AIFF) on my Android phone that supports LDAC.There's no 3.5mm jack-plug on these so once the battery cooks itself in ten year's time, that's it, they'll have to go to landfill, which is insane and should be illegal. The upside is that the USB port on the bottom can connect to the port on my Phone or Laptop. They show as a standard audio-device and appear to support full CD Quality when cabled in.The term "AI" is useless slop (on top of "AI" being useless slop in general) and it is no different here; there is zero discernable difference between noise cancelling and "AI" noise cancelling, and there is no way to tell when one is activated over the other. You double press the ANC button as per the instructions, you hear a chime that I swear is the "call stewardess" sound from an aeroplane, and then nothing else. When active it's Noise Cancelling is better than, say, sub £40 MIXX headphones but it's still not great; at most it removes the low hum from the air conditioning in the office, but I can still hear everyone's conversations with reasonable clarity. Apple and Bose need not worry, they're still the kings in this regard.Overall, they're FINE. If you don't know what an "EQ"/"Equaliser" even is, then don't buy these because you will do nothing except ruin your music library.

If you're a purest audiophile then you'll probably detest these. On the other hand, if you're still alive & have blood pumping through your veins, put these in your basket & experience music how it should sound - bassy!

Connection issues, sound sync issues, highly sensitive to microvave a lot more than others ive used, noise cancelling is almost non existent can ear everything,lower range than others available, sound is amazing tho and battery life is awesome

Very comfortable, good battery life, great sound, easy Bluetooth connection. Noise cancelling mat not be top notch but still pretty good.

Super goede prijs-kwaliteit, mag zeker bovenaan de lijst! Batterij kan zeer lang mee, noise cancelling gaat goed, en er is ook een optie om omgevingsgeluid binnen te laten, wat ik vaker gebruik dan ik dacht. Aan te raden!

These headphones are next level awesome. The only wireless headphones I've had that had better audio quality were Vmoda-Crossfade M100s. At less than 1/3 the cost they blow the value out of the water. I agree the tuning is a little bass heavy but dropping the bass down a little with a software EQ will fix that up for music connoisseurs. I have no further issues with these. They can bass tickle my ears like Skullcandy Crushers without the poorly tuned haptic device they use for that. I hereby bestow my highest praise unto this product.For reference here is a list of headphones I've owned that these are better than in order from best to worst.Raycon EverydayBludio Faith F2Skullcandy Hesh (Model number?)Skullcandy Crusher EVO Wireless (Model number?)Razer Kaira ProMPow M59Audio-Technica ATH-DSR7BTJBL Tune 720BT

Ho già una cuffia cablata OneOdio che funziona egregiamente, soprattutto al livello di rapporto qualità/prezzo.Ho voluto provare una cuffia Bluetooth, anche se all'inizio non può scettico. Appena è arrivata, già dalla confezione si capiva che era un buon prodotto. Una volta indossata, ho notato subito che fosse molto comoda, come sempre facilissimo la connessione al telefono, comandi Chiari da subito.La qualità audio direi che è ottima, come sempre i prodotti OneOdio hanno un rapporto qualità prezzo eccezionale.Il sistema di soppressione del rumore è efficace e funzionale.Mi sento di consigliare a chiunque questa buona cuffia, ripeto come sempre rapporto qualità prezzo imbattibili.

High quality construction and sound

Vorab: Diese Kopfhörer habe ich für 20 € hier im Angebot bekommen, entsprechend lege ich auch das Bewertungsmaß an. Es ist die unterste Preiskategorie und man sollte an der Stelle wirklich keine Vergleiche mit High End Kopfhörer ziehen.Ich habe diese Kopfhörer als Ergänzung zu meinen inzwischen 6 Jahre altenSoundcore Life Q30 zugelegt. Was im Vergleich auffällt:- Der Sound ist sehr solide. Nicht überragend, aber auch wirklich nicht schlecht. Mir fehlt es etwas an Höhen und Klarheit, aber die sind auch nicht zu basslastig, wie es Kopfhörer in diesem Preissegment gerne sind.- Es gibt leider keine App vom Hersteller für eine Anpassung des Presets bzw. Equalizer, d.h. mit dem Standard Soundprofil muss man einfach leben können.- Die Kopfhörer sind sehr leicht, fühlen sich haptisch aber nicht zu billig an und sind gut verarbeitet.- Liegen auf meinem Kopf gut an und passen sich sehr gut der Form an, drücken nicht.- Das Noise Cancelling ist hervorragend, das hätte ich so nicht erwartet für den Preis. Ich nutze sie immer in der Küche zum Kochen und YT Schauen, wenn die Abluft auf voller Stufe läuft und ggf. noch der Air-Fryer rödelt. Man versteht troztdem alles sehr gut.- Ebenso ist die Tonqualität beim Telefonieren sehr gut. Im Vergleich zu den Q30 wurde mir bestätigt, dass ich deutlich besser zu verstehen bin, ebenso verstehe ich das Gesagte in diesen Kopfhörern deutlich besser.- Es wird leider kein Multi-Connect unterstüzt (Kopplung mit mehreren Geräten gleichzeitig). Dazu muss ich sagen, dass ich es absolut nervig finde, wie schnell man den An-Knopf doppelt drücken muss, um diese Kopfhörer in den Suchmodus zu schicken. Mir gelingt das selten auf den ersten Anhieb.- Ich kann sie mehrere Tage nutzen ohne zu laden, der Akku hält sehr gut.Alles in einem kann ich - vor allem in Anbetracht des günstigen Preises - diese Kopfhörer sehr empfehlen als Noise Cancelling Kopfhörer, oder wenn man viel draußen unterwegs ist und telefoniert. Für Musik wird es sicherlich etwas bessere Kopfhörer geben, aber auch machen die insgesamt keinen schlechten Job.