Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones, OUCOMI L1 Over Ear Wireless Earphones Hi-Fi Stereo Foldable Deep Bass with Built-in Mic and Wired Mode for Cell Phones/PC/TV Black

I purchased due to all the positive reviews, and found the headsets to be fairly well constructed and packaged. I also found the sound to be surprisingly great (heavy bass sound), especially using sources that provided equalizer function (i.e.- Spotify) so I could fine tune the mix. The active noise cancellation is ok, and when activated, makes the sound mix more high end with less bass. Because the noise cancellation was not great, I purchased the Bose Soundlink II which was not noise cancelling, but curious if the extra $115 I spent on them would equate to better sound. I tested both headsets for 2-3 days and the results were astounding. I sent back the Bose as they were not even close to the sound of the OUCOMI. I took them to,work to let an audiophile try them, and he said they sounded better than his wireless headsets. I asked him what he had and he said "Bose". The OUCOMI's are legit.

They worked well at first and felt really comfortable, BUT soon realized that the battery did not las very long. The noise cancelling did not work well. I am not sure if it is only with my product but if my headphones are not charged they do not work with the wire plugged into my devices, so the endless hours of music with wire is not true because it still has to be mostly charged. After about of month the sound quality started to get very bad. They are overpriced for the quality. The only reason why I did not return them was because I ran out of time to ship them back as I was out of the country. I would recommend to buy and research a different product.

Let's start with the negatives: -These headphones require a charged battery to function *even* when the auxiliary cord is being used. -Bluetooth does not work when these headphones are charging. -Headphones are squeaky, especially if you're resting your head against a pillow. And now, the positives: -Headphones came with a container and auxiliary cord, and a mic-stereo audio y splitter, that's appreciated. -Good sound quality -Light weight -Very comfortable to the ears. (They cover my ears entirely) -So far, no scratches. But to be fair, I haven't left them out of their case when they're not being used. Other thoughts: -I have yet to figure out how to use the microphone. (But I also haven't put in the effort to research it) Perhaps how to use the microphone should be mentioned in the manual, because none of my devices have detected it. UPDATE: To use the built in microphone you need to make sure that have the tick box "let apps use my microphone" in the windows microphone settings is enabled. You also need to set your headset as the default audio-recording device, this can be done by going to the RECORDING TAB in the SOUND WINDOW which is accessible from the CONTROL PANEL.

Initially worked very well. Seemed to be good quality. Stopped working w/ aux cord connection after 2 months. Also, can't listen to it via Bluetooth while it's plugged in to charge. However, it has been working very well w/ just Bluetooth connection. Good sound.

First thing I notice was there's no power button, sound is average, with NC on bass seems to be less. Product also looks cheap, no way to change out batt if you need to. Manual is down right horrible with miss spelled words and confusing. This is a straight out of the box Chinese product not a Japanese product built by China. Many 5 star reviews that look to be fake raving about this product. Read the 1 star reviews before purchase which I didn't do. If you Goole OUCOMI you won't find to much about this Chinese Co.

These are the most comfortable over the ear headphones I've ever had. They are perfect for working out. The sound quality, though not as good as more expensive headphones, are good as well. I love the case it comes in, and the Bluetooth works great. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase.

Had these headphones for a day and already returned them! Very uncomfortable and did not do a very good job canceling noise. The directions are terrible and don't explain anything about charging the battery. Don't be fooled by the positive reviews. They all read like the people were paid to write them. Many, it turns out, talk about features that are simply not real! One person said each earphone has a separate volume control - a lie. Another person wrote about some kind of base unit/ charger - also a lie - nothing like that came with the product.

EDIT: Tested on a 5 hour flight. Noise reduction of the continuous low frequency rumble was surprisingly good and definitely made the experience more pleasant. I rate this a good buy. Oddly, a couple of people here seemed to be reviewing the Sennheiser brand. This is about Oucomi. Parts included where: 1. The headset 2. A 40-inch audio cable 3. An airplane adapter for the audio cable 4. A 23-inch charging cable 5. A soft case 6. A folded sheet of instructions The included instructions are very minimal and don't say anything about charging. I plugged in a 2-amp phone charger that I already had and it took about 4 hours for the red light to go out. Output audio quality is very good and clear. Comfort is good but the headset does not grip very tightly. Microphone audio quality is poor, muddy-sounding. ANC is good for low background noise; it's advertised to cancel up to about 20 decibels which is about the level of a whisper or leaves rustling. I have some long flights coming up and am curious to see how much they help with those, but honestly I'm not expecting much.