Wireless Headphones

For a flight, a crowded commute, or a café where background noise makes it hard to focus, these over-ear wireless headphones combine active noise cancellation, long claimed battery life, and a wired fallback. The Bright White model also includes six microphones for calls and 360° spatial audio with head tracking. It’s a feature-heavy setup for listening across travel and everyday use, though the listed battery figure doesn’t say how long playback lasts with ANC turned on.

Best use cases

The main appeal is flexibility: use Bluetooth for a phone, tablet, or computer, then switch to the included 3.5mm AUX cable when you want a wired connection. The product description positions its hybrid ANC for places such as a subway, flight, or busy café, while the six-microphone ENC system is intended to reduce surrounding noise on calls. If you’re taking a call from a street or open office, that mic setup is designed to make your voice easier to hear, it isn’t a promise that every conversation will sound isolated from the environment.

For a movie on a flight, the over-ear design and spatial audio features aim to create a more enveloping sound than basic wireless headphones. Bluetooth also supports connecting to phones, tablets, and computers, although the listing doesn’t explain how switching between two connected devices works. It’s a great fit if you want one pair for commuting, calls, and entertainment rather than a model focused on just one task.

Product specs

• Format: Over-ear wireless headphones
• Color: Bright White
• Bluetooth: Version 6.0
• Wired option: Included 3.5mm AUX cable, turn Bluetooth off to use wired audio
• Noise control: Hybrid active noise cancellation and six-microphone ENC for calls
• Audio features: 40mm dynamic drivers, Hi-Res audio, and 360° spatial audio with head tracking
• Battery claim: Up to 120 hours of playback, a 10-minute charge is stated to provide up to 3 hours of playback

The ANC description also claims noise reduction of up to 45dB, while the call-noise system is described as reducing ambient noise by up to 95%. Treat those as stated maximums, not a guarantee of the same result in every setting. Without having tried it, one useful gap in the listing is that it gives no battery-life figure specifically for ANC use, and no weight or fit dimensions to help judge comfort before buying.

Where it shines

The wired mode gives this pair a practical alternative to relying on a wireless connection alone: for example, you could use the AUX cable for audio on a flight, then return to Bluetooth for a phone call after landing. The description says wired use offers lower latency, but it doesn’t provide a measured comparison. For everyday listening, memory-foam ear cushions and a pressure-relieving headband are intended to support longer sessions, fit is personal, so those comfort details can’t tell you exactly how they’ll feel on your head.

The combination of ANC, call microphones, and spatial audio may suit someone who wants several features in one set of headphones. A simpler pair could make more sense if you only need basic listening and don’t care about noise controls or spatial effects. And if you need a precise estimate of runtime during noise cancellation, the available battery claim doesn’t answer that question. It may not suit you if confirmed ANC-on battery life or detailed fit information is essential to your decision.

Buying verdict

Choose these if you’ll use the ANC during commutes or travel, take calls in noisy surroundings, and value having both Bluetooth and AUX playback. The stated 120-hour runtime and quick-charge claim are appealing for trips, but the listing doesn’t clarify the conditions behind that maximum. For a quick check before buying, decide whether the extra call and spatial-audio features matter to you, or whether a more straightforward pair would cover your listening needs with fewer unknowns.