Edifier over-ear headphones W800BT Pro

A quieter commute, a focused work session, or a hands-free call all ask a little more from headphones than simply playing music. The Edifier W800BT Pro combines hybrid active noise cancellation with an over-ear fit, wireless listening, and dual-device connection, so you can move between a laptop and a phone without treating each task as a separate setup. Its feature mix is aimed at everyday versatility, though the battery figure comes with an important condition: it is rated for up to 45 hours with ANC off.

Key specifications

The W800BT Pro uses 40mm dynamic drivers, with a titanium-coated diaphragm intended to keep mid and high frequencies clear while delivering stronger bass. Hi-Res audio is supported over a USB-C wired connection, the listing does not say that Hi-Res playback is available over Bluetooth. That distinction matters if wired listening is the reason you are considering it.

Hybrid ANC is rated to reduce noise by up to -44 dB, alongside the passive isolation of the over-ear design. Treat that figure as the stated maximum, not a guarantee that every voice or sound will disappear. For calls, AI noise-cancellation algorithms and a high-sensitivity microphone are designed to reduce background noise while keeping speech easier to hear.

Bluetooth 5.4 and simultaneous connections to two Bluetooth audio devices make it practical to listen from one device and switch attention to another. The battery is rated for up to 45 hours of playback with ANC off, and a 10-minute charge is said to provide 8 hours of use. No ANC-on runtime is given, so frequent noise-canceling use may make the headline battery figure less useful for your planning. The Edifier ConneX app adds control settings and preset EQ options.

Who it’s for

It makes sense if you want one pair for music, calls, and switching between a work computer and a phone, rather than buying around just one of those jobs. Picture taking a call at your desk, then returning to a playlist on your phone without manually disconnecting the headphones first. The foldable design also suits someone who wants headphones that can be packed away between sessions, while the adjustable fit, padded headband, and soft ear pads are intended for longer listening.

Not the best choice if you need a documented battery runtime with ANC enabled, or if wireless Hi-Res playback is a must. The supplied details only specify Hi-Res over a USB-C wired connection, and they do not give weight or dimensions for judging how the fit will feel on your particular head.

Everyday use

For a noisy office or a stretch of travel, the combination of over-ear coverage and ANC offers a more immersive approach than basic headphones without active noise cancellation. You can also leave two devices connected for work and personal listening. For a more demanding setup focused on verified ANC-on endurance or wireless Hi-Res support, choose based on those requirements rather than assuming this model covers them, neither detail is established here. Without having tried it, comfort claims are best treated as design intent, not a guarantee that the fit will suit everyone.

Practical doubts

Can you use these headphones with a cable? Yes. The listing specifies a USB-C wired connection and says Hi-Res audio is supported in that mode.

Does the 45-hour battery claim include ANC? No. The stated maximum is with ANC off, an ANC-on runtime is not provided.

Can the headphones stay connected to a phone and computer? They support simultaneous connections to two Bluetooth audio devices, which is intended to make switching between them easier.

Final verdict

The W800BT Pro is worth considering if you want over-ear ANC, call-noise reduction, app-based EQ options, and two-device Bluetooth connection in one set of headphones. Its clearest limitation is the battery detail: 45 hours applies with ANC off, and there is no stated runtime for noise-canceling use. If that distinction fits your routine and wired USB-C listening works for your Hi-Res needs, the feature set is relevant, if you need confirmed endurance with ANC on or wireless Hi-Res, the available information leaves a real gap.