NC95 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with Knob Control (120H) – Bluetooth 6.0 Over-Ear ANC
Product description
What these are for
If you spend a lot of time commuting, working, studying, or travelling, background noise gets old fast. These NC95 over-ear headphones are built around hybrid active noise cancelling, aiming to cut down everyday ambient sound while keeping you comfortable for long sessions.
They also lean into practical control: a rotating, pressable knob for volume, track navigation, and call handling, which can feel easier than button combos when you’re on the move. Add wireless Bluetooth 6.0 with multipoint, plus an app for EQ tweaks, and you’re looking at a set designed for day-to-day listening rather than audiophile-only use.
Key features that matter day to day
The headline spec is hybrid active noise cancelling technology, positioned to reduce background noise by up to 35dB. That sounds promising on paper for steady “room” noise (think trains, office hum, or general commute chatter). It’s also worth noting the stated limitation: ANC can’t suppress wind noise and human voices in the same way, so if you’re expecting miracle results for loud voices nearby, you may end up a bit disappointed.
Control is handled via the knob. In real-life terms, that’s useful when your hands are busy: you can adjust volume without hunting for tiny buttons, pause/play as you start walking, or answer calls without awkward glove-on-button fumbling. The design is finished with a silky and matte layer that’s described as resistant to fingerprints and oils, which helps it stay presentable (and wipe-clean) during travel and workouts.
Sound and custom EQ (with a caveat)
These headphones use 40mm dynamic drivers and are marketed with Hi-Res Audio support, aimed at producing deep bass, rich mids and crisp highs. On top of that, there’s custom EQ via the FOFUN app, letting you adjust bass, mids and treble.
The practical catch is that app control is only as good as your willingness to set it up. If you prefer “plug in and leave it”, you may not make full use of the EQ flexibility. If you do like tuning—slightly more bass for films, clearer treble for podcasts, or a more balanced profile for calls—this approach can be genuinely handy.
Wireless performance and device switching
Bluetooth 6.0 is paired with multipoint connection, so you can connect seamlessly to two devices and switch between them for calls and music. That’s the sort of convenience you notice quickly if you go from laptop work to a phone call without re-pairing.
You also get a backup option: a 3.5mm wired connection for uninterrupted listening if you ever run low. It’s not the most exciting feature, but it’s a sensible safety net—especially for long travel days.
Battery life and how it plays in your routine
The battery is stated as up to 120 hours of wireless playback, and up to 65 hours when ANC and Bluetooth are activated. That “different numbers depending on mode” thing is normal, but it does affect planning.
If you’re using ANC regularly, it’s better to think in terms of the lower figure for your realistic routine. Still, both numbers suggest you won’t be charging constantly.
There’s also fast charging, plus a built-in high-capacity rechargeable battery (1000mAh is mentioned). For a concrete scenario: imagine a weekend away where you mostly use ANC for the outward journey and take calls on the phone—this is the kind of battery spec that can carry you through without turning your trip into a charger hunt.
Comfort for all-day wear
They’re designed for an all-day over-ear fit with high protein faux leather and memory foam ear cushions. An adjustable headband is included, and the description specifically mentions comfort even with glasses. It’s aimed at long flights, workdays and workouts.
Not everything is guaranteed for every head shape, of course. If you’re very sensitive to clamp pressure or you’ve had issues with over-ear headphones feeling “too tight” in the past, it’s worth being a little cautious—comfort is often personal, even with adjustable bands.
The essentials (tech-led snapshot)
- Hybrid active noise cancelling targeting up to 35dB background noise reduction
- Smart knob control for volume, play/pause, track switching and answering calls
- Bluetooth 6.0 with multipoint connection for two devices
- Up to 120 hours playback, up to 65 hours with ANC + Bluetooth active
- Supports fast charging and 3.5mm wired connection as backup
- Custom EQ via the FOFUN app
- 40mm dynamic drivers with Hi-Res Audio support
Is it worth it?
It makes sense to buy these NC95 headphones if you want a practical, travel-friendly over-ear ANC option with long battery life, multipoint switching, and knob controls that don’t feel fiddly. The app-based EQ is a nice extra if you like shaping your sound for different use cases.
You may want to skip them if your priority is heavy voice isolation—because the description explicitly points out that ANC isn’t meant to suppress wind noise and human voices in the same way. Also, if you never use companion apps, you might not get the full benefit of the custom EQ feature.
Quick mini FAQ
Do these headphones support wired listening?
Yes, they support a 3.5mm wired connection as a backup option.
How many devices can I connect at once?
They support multipoint connection, letting you switch between two connected devices for calls and music.
Will ANC block wind and voices?
The description notes that ANC can’t suppress wind noise and human voices in the same way as general background noise.
What controls do they have?
A rotating and pressable knob handles volume, play/pause, track switching and call answering.