havit NC01T Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds with Bluetooth 5.4 and 4-Mic ENC
Product description
The essentials
If you’re after wireless earbuds that do more than just play audio, havit’s Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds (NC01T) are worth a look. The headline feature is active noise cancelling, designed to reduce ambient noise by up to 30 dB, so your commute, office time, or casual listening feels a bit less interrupted.
On paper, the NC01T also tries to solve two everyday frustrations: not knowing how much battery you’ve got left, and having to settle for one generic sound profile. The charging case has an LED display for real-time battery status for both the earbuds and the case, and the HAVIT LIFE app offers preset EQ modes plus the option to create your own sound.
Where they stand out day to day
The noise cancelling is the main reason to consider these. Up to 30 dB reduction is the kind of spec that can make a noticeable difference with steady background noise (think trains, bus engines, office hum). It won’t turn the world silent, but it can take the edge off distractions—enough that music, podcasts, or even calls feel more “in your lane”.
Then there’s the battery display in the case. It’s a small feature, but it changes how you live with earbuds. Instead of guessing whether you’ll make it through the day, you can check the percentage before you head out. That’s especially handy if you tend to switch between listening and quick sessions rather than committing to one long run of audio.
Finally, the way the sound is handled is more flexible than you’d expect from entry-level wireless buds. With 7 EQ presets (and the option to build a custom profile in the HAVIT LIFE app), you’re not stuck with whatever tuning the default settings decide.
Noise cancelling, transparency and the “low-latency” angle
NC01T isn’t only about blocking noise. There’s also a transparency mode, which should help you stay connected with your surroundings—useful for transport announcements or when you need to hold a quick conversation without removing the earbuds.
For gaming and film watching, the low-latency mode is mentioned as a way to keep audio synced with visuals. That’s a nice inclusion for people who use their earbuds across different activities, although it’s still the sort of feature that can vary in perceived performance depending on your device and apps.
Worth noting: battery life is reported as up to 6.5 hours per charge, extending up to 24 hours with the charging case. If you’re planning on long, heavy listening sessions with noise cancelling running continuously, you may want to treat those top-end numbers as optimistic.
Fit and comfort for longer listening
Comfort is a big deal with earbuds, and havit’s approach here is pretty straightforward: you get 3 sizes of in-ear tips plus a semi-in-ear option. That gives you a real chance of finding a seal that feels secure without being uncomfortable.
If you’re the sort of listener who gets hotspots after a while, the semi-in-ear option may be the one to start with—lighter on pressure—while the in-ear tips are the route to a tighter seal if you want better isolation from the noise around you.
It’s not a guarantee for everyone (ears vary a lot), but having multiple tip sizes is usually a positive sign when buying online.
Tech specs you’ll care about (without the fluff)
Tech specs
- Active noise reduction: up to 30 dB (environmental noise reduction)
- Bluetooth: 5.4
- Microphones: 4 ENC noise cancelling mics
- Charging case battery status: shown on an LED display (earbuds and case)
- Playback time: up to 6.5 hours (earbuds), up to 24 hours with the charging case
- Modes: 7 EQ preset modes plus custom EQ via HAVIT LIFE app
- Transparency mode: available
- Low-latency mode: available for gaming/films
- Ear fit options: 3 in-ear tip sizes plus a semi-in-ear option
Mini FAQ (quick buying questions)
What’s the main benefit of the noise cancelling here?
The model is aimed at reducing ambient noise by up to 30 dB, which should help make everyday background noise less intrusive.
Does the case tell you battery level?
Yes—there’s an LED display in the charging case showing battery percentage for both the earbuds and the case.
Can you change the sound?
Yes. The HAVIT LIFE app includes 7 EQ presets and you can create a custom sound profile.
How long will they last?
havit states up to 6.5 hours of playback on a single charge, and up to 24 hours with the portable charging case.
Final verdict
Is it worth it?
You should buy the havit NC01T if you want wireless earbuds that combine active noise cancelling (up to 30 dB), a transparency mode, and practical battery visibility via the LED display on the case. It also makes sense if you listen to a mix of music and podcasts and like tweaking EQ rather than sticking to a single default sound.
You may want to skip them if you’re mainly after maximum battery endurance beyond what’s stated, or if you’re especially sensitive to fit—because while the included tips and semi-in-ear option help, the comfort experience still depends on your ears.
A sensible way to think about these: they sit in the “do-the-basics well, with a couple of smart extras” bracket. If you’ve been burned by earbuds where you can’t track battery or you end up ignoring the sound settings, these are trying to address that. Just keep expectations realistic around the quoted playback times, especially with noise cancelling in use.