RUNOLIM Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone, 70H Playtime, Foldable Headphone with HiFi Audio, Deep Bass for Home Travel Office

GracefireUnited States

Best Headphones

I replaced wired headphones (Jlab) that began having difficulty staying connected to my laptop. As long as they were connected, they weren't bad, but keeping them connected was becoming a more recurrent problem. My BF has the same headphones and he said he has the same issue keeping his connected to his laptop, also. Neither of us had the headphones for long, maybe a year or two. So, like I do, when an issue happens enough to think "replace these!" I started my search on Amazon for something else. The top review by theoryofmind sold me. They arrived quickly (first out of my several item Amazon order), and I couldn't wait to try them. The manual is succinct but helpful, and in several languages. I paired it with my laptop with no issues, and put them on. I was immediately shocked by how much BETTER the noise cancelling was over the Jlab set. Seriously! I could still hear some louder sounds from other inhabitants of the house, but they were largely diminished. Wearing these was like being in a deep cave...I could faintly hear the external sounds, but what I was listening to was much more clear, and the sound quality was great. I'm no audiophile, and I haven't spent the big bucks on those pricier headphones, so I can easily say these are the best headphones I have ever had. I tested out the ANC button, and using that reduces the noise cancellation, but it enables you to hear your surroundings more easily. That is helpful if you have to listen for something, but still want to wear your headphones. A feature that is new to me, now going Bluetooth, is getting up from my laptop and going to the kitchen for a drink without having to take off the headphones! Oh, Nice! I just received them, so I can't speak to the battery life, but the battery already had a charge, so I could wear them right away. I am completely wowed by this set, especially for the reasonable $29.99 price point, and would highly recommend them to anyone. I am delighted with them! They would also make a great gift for someone else! Unless you're more accustomed to the pricier headphones available, I think these are the best you can get at this price.

Joseph RileyUnited States

Great value

Edit: it has been nearly 4 months of me sleeping on these every night. I roll over on them frequently, yet they remain durable. I would, and have bought again. So far, so good. These absolutely have ANC on/off, which is about as good as you can expect at this price point, and a passthrough mode, which there doesn't seem to be a volume control for (seemingly independent of system / headphone volume controls). A few things seem to turn off the ANC automatically, like answering a phone call, or using voice input; I'm pretty sure the hardwired mode shuts it off as well, but I'd have a double check. I'm not sure if this is a technical limitation of noise cancellation, because I'm never spending over $100 for a pair of headphones that are designed to break, from an engineering standpoint, that don't have enough extra perks to justify the cost difference. As for durability, they don't seem to be designed to fail, as I've experienced with much more expensive brands, like Logitech gaming headsets. If you mostly sleep on your back, these past the sleep test, at least so far. Sound quality wise, My e7s (Even with the old pre BT 4.0) are better. They're just a bit muddy, but not deal breakingly so. Perhaps some messing with the equalizer on my phone could remedy this. A fine trade-off for the physical bulk of the e7s. There is no pass-through charging, but the battery life seems very good, as well as the charging time. I wore them all day yesterday for the noise cancellation, taking calls, and listening to music. I have autism spectrum disorder, and I live on a high traffic road; these cut the noise down significantly. After my day of trying to push the battery, then sleeping with them on all night, they still only took roughly a half an hour to charge back to full, using a bog standard USB-C charger. They're very comfortable, especially considering my big ol' Irish Head. They fit snugly enough to not want to fall off, but I didn't feel as if I were fatiguing the plastics any. Very adjustable. The buttons are a little counterintuitively placed, but nothing I wasn't able to get used to very quickly.

Steve SUnited States

Very Comfortable. VERY good battery life. Not very good Microphone.

I have had these headphones now for 2 and a half years. The battery has been great, don't have to charge them for days. The sound quality is really good, no issues with that. It remembers all of my devices when I turn it on, no bluetooth problems ever. Sometimes I have seen headphones that are used a lot start to wear out on the ear cushions, but these have held up extremely well. I am one of those people who's ears hurt when noise cancellation is used, so I never use it, but I usually just turn it off, and it muffles most noise. The range on the headphones is pretty great. Sometimes I'm in my room and I'll travel across the house to the kitchen and come back without it disconnecting from my computer. As far as comfort, it's honestly probably an 8.5 or 9/10 comfortable, I've never felt like they were uncomfortable. The adjustable top part works really well to make sure it fits your head size. The only thing is the microphone isn't super great, but that might just be a discord thing. The main thing that I would praise about these headphones is the battery life. I use them fairly regularly and they seemingly never run out of battery. Even when sitting and not being used, often I've found devices slowly drain, but these headphones retain the battery phenomenally when not in use. Very good headphones.

RizalCanada

Great headphons for everyone

I bought this Runolim headphone to use in my office so that I wouldn’t have to worry about wear and tear or leaving it behind if I forgot it. My old Beats headphones still work well but they are getting old now, so I wanted to know what’s out there and how the market is doing. This Runolim surprises me with sound quality, with bass and treble that feels just right—not overpowering but full and rich. It is not as crisp and crystal-clear as my other headphones, but given the price of no more than a few days of coffee, it is very very good. The active noise cancelling works well too. I am now starting to think that the brands that sell overpriced headphones with no better quality than this aren’t in the common good. Great headphones are available for everyone, and this is the proof of purchase unless you really want some brands to make a case. Update: Now my son took it from me. He said it is better than the SteelSeries Arctic Nova I bought for him. After three months of seeing my son using it, he seems to enjoy it. The battery does not fall short of daily use. So again this was a great buy. I feel like the latest over-the-ear headphones have to have this standard if they want to survive the market.