Wireless ANC Headphones with 120-Hour Playtime

Technical details

The headline feature is hybrid active noise cancellation, paired with a claimed playback time of up to 120 hours. That combination is aimed at long trips and commutes where charging opportunities may be limited.

The headphones use four microphones for ANC and a separate six-microphone array for calls. The listing claims noise reduction of up to 45dB for ANC and up to 95% for call noise, those figures describe the product’s claims, not a guarantee of silence in every setting. A 40mm driver, Hi-Res audio, and 360° spatial audio with head tracking round out the feature set. The listing also specifies total harmonic distortion below 3%.

Bluetooth 6.0 handles wireless listening, while a 3.5mm AUX cable provides a wired option. The stated battery figures are up to 120 hours of playback and up to three hours from a 10-minute fast charge. Actual runtime can vary with how the headphones are used, and no battery capacity is provided. Without having tried it, I’d treat the long-playtime claim as a useful buying point to verify against your own listening habits, not a promise of identical results.

Everyday compatibility

Bluetooth is listed for use with phones, tablets, and computers, so these headphones are designed to move between common personal devices. The AUX connection is a practical alternative for a flight, a wired gaming setup, or a situation where you would rather not rely on a wireless connection. One important detail: Bluetooth must be turned off before using wired audio.

Picture settling into a seat for a long flight, switching on ANC, then plugging in the AUX cable if you want a wired connection. For a call from a busy café, the six-mic ENC setup is intended to reduce surrounding noise, though it cannot guarantee that every voice or gust of wind will disappear. The product is also presented for workouts, but no water- or sweat-resistance rating is supplied. That makes it harder to judge its suitability for sweaty sessions.

Usage tips

Use ANC when steady background sound is the main distraction, such as a crowded train or café. For calls, the microphone system is the relevant feature, for movies or games, the spatial audio and head tracking are the draw. Those functions may matter more to someone seeking an immersive listening setup than to a buyer who simply wants basic headphones for occasional music.

A 10-minute charge is claimed to provide up to three hours of playback, which could help before heading out, but it is not a substitute for checking battery status before a long trip. The listing says the indicator stays solid red when fully charged. It does not provide fit dimensions or weight, so comfort over an entire workday is difficult to assess from the available details, despite the pressure-relieving headband and memory-foam cushions.

Practical doubts

Can they be used with a cable? Yes. The included 3.5mm AUX cable is the wired option, and Bluetooth needs to be off for wired audio.

Do they offer spatial audio? The listing describes 360° spatial audio with gyroscope- and accelerometer-based head tracking.

Are they a safe pick for sweaty workouts? The product is described for workouts, but no sweat- or water-resistance rating is given. That leaves an important durability question unanswered.

Buying verdict

It suits you if you want over-ear ANC, a wired fallback, and unusually long claimed battery life in one set of headphones for travel, everyday listening, and calls. You may want to skip it if you need a stated sweat-resistance rating, confirmed all-day fit, or headphones focused on simple audio without spatial features. Compared with a basic wireless pair, the appeal here is the combination of ANC, call microphones, and wired use, a more demanding buyer should prioritize clearer fit and durability details before choosing.