LinklikeNoise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone, Hi-Res Audio Certified,180H Playtime Foldable Comfort Fit Earpads,Type-C Charge & Wired Audio in 1 for Office Studying Travel

These headphones hold a steady connection that out distances any headphone or ear buds we have used. The range on this product exceeds the distance Galaxy buds pro 2, and a pair of Sony MDRXB950BT/B Extra Bass full headphones and several others ear buds and headphones from various name brand manufactures.Sound quality is pretty good with highs and mid range coming through crisp. The base response is lacking punch but clear and not muddy. Noise canceling is better than the Galaxy Bud Pro 2s. Combined with noise cancelation, music was loud enough to hear while using a lawnmower.We have not put this product through an endurance test of the battery but we have used these for over 12 hours and counting on a single charge.The product is not white. Some might call it marshmallow. I describe it as a light beige/cream with a hint of pink.The gesture touch controls on the outside of the right earphone can be a little hit or miss on accepting the intended function command. Maybe that will get better with time as the user adapts to how to do the gestures so that they work every time.These are light and comfortable to wear for a few hours at a time. But the design uses plastic parts for pivoting the earphones that will break with rough handling. Pickup a protective case if you plan to travel with these.This product was tested with Samsung Galaxy S22 plus and S24 plus phones.

These are a unique pair of great sounding over the ear headphones. I like to use these when I want to zone out at home for either work or play. They are very comfortable and do not bother me even when wearing them for long periods of time.All of the touch controls work as advertised and they are intuitive. I love being able to adjust the volume using the touch controls it's so convenient. Placing you palm on the right cup will activate the transparency mode so no need to switch out of the mode you're in or taking the headphones off to hear something or someone. Whatever you are listening to will still play but it will be lowered so you can hear around you.They have a normal, transparency and an active noise cancelling mode. The noise cancellation on these is really good. It blocks out most low frequency noises and when my music or videos were playing all noises were blocked out.It can be used over Bluetooth or using a usb c cord and any cord does work. When using a wire all the same functionality is present. You can switch through the different modes and use the touch controls. It has 100 hours of playtime but it is good to know you can use it when it dies you can still use it. The sound does take a dip in quality when using a wire.

I got these for my daughter just before a very long flight to Brazil from Washington DC. She absolutely loves them. The noise cancelling is good. The sound quality is good. The controls are responsive and reliable. They're super comfortable. They collapse down nicely. The battery life is great.I suspect that a high-end pair of Sony/Apple/Bose can beat these things in most or all of those categories. But those cans literally cost 4-5 times as much as these. And maybe that's worth it to you, but you can literally buy 4 or 5 pairs of these for the cost of one of those. And the high-end ones may be better, but you'd be hard pressed to make a case that they are 4 or 5 times better on any metric. So . . . I'd say these are pretty amazing.

I think these sound great and comfortable. The ANC isn't that great, it knocks out some background noise. For $69 I think they are pretty good for the price. When I ordered these the system said it was $149.99 and I do not think they are worth that price.

Overall: recommended! The sound on these headphones is great, bass sounds good. They are stylish and very comfortable, made with memory foam and pleather. They are adjustable and can also be folded which is very practical, they also have noise cancellation technology which I always look for when picking out headphones. The battery is good quality and lasts a long time. Product came well packaged. Cheers!

The Linklike HS1 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones offer a solid performance with some notable features, but also have areas that could be improved.**Pros:**- **Active Noise Cancelling (ANC):** The hybrid ANC feature effectively reduces ambient noise, enhancing focus during study or work sessions and improving the commuting experience.- **Sound Quality:** The headphones deliver Hi-Res Audio, providing clear and immersive sound for music and calls.- **Battery Life:** With up to 100 hours of playtime, the battery life is impressive, offering extended use without frequent recharging.- **Comfort:** They are comfortable to wear for long periods, thanks to their ergonomic design and padding.**Cons:**- **Build Quality:** The overall build feels somewhat plasticky and could be sturdier for headphones in this price range.- **Touch Controls:** While the touch controls are a nice addition, they can be a bit sensitive and prone to accidental activation.- **Bluetooth Connectivity:** Some users may experience occasional connectivity issues, such as drops or interruptions, which can be frustrating during use.- **Sound Leakage:** At higher volumes, sound leakage can be noticeable, which may disturb others nearby.In conclusion, the Linklike HS1 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones provide good value with their noise-cancelling capabilities, sound quality, and long battery life. However, improvements in build quality and connectivity stability would enhance the overall user experience. They are suitable for users looking for budget-friendly ANC headphones with decent performance for studying, work, and commuting.

Sound is good. It definitely won't satisfy an audiophile but for everyone else it should be more than acceptable. ANC headphones usually aren't audiophile targeted in the first place anyways. There aren't any extreme bass, static, or other audio irregularities that I could hear.Speaking of the ANC, it's fine. It blocks out a bit of the lower frequencies but doesn't work well on higher frequencies. Combined with the passive noise canceling from the ear-pads themselves, it's good enough for a daily commute.The ear-pads themselves are quite comfortable. They fit over the entire ear and don't feel strange to wear for long periods of time. They do not seem to be user replaceable, unlike other headphones though. While on other headphones you can usually take them off and on easily, these ear-pads appear to be glued or stuck in place. They also don't feel like memory foam (it rebounds almost instantly when pressed on, while most memory foams take a few seconds at least), but despite that they are still comfortable to wear with glasses on.The touch controls are only on the right side of the headphones. It doesn't have customization functionality - swiping up increases volume, down decreases volume, a left swipe goes to the previous song, and a right swipe goes to the next song. Double tapping pauses or plays the current song. Touching the entire area with your palm temporarily toggles transparency mode, which would be useful, but the transparency mode honestly isn't good enough to be worth using. The controls are a bit finicky though, sometimes not registering or doing the opposite action.The headphones also won't be useless after the battery dies either, as they do have a wired mode. It can be connected via the same USB-C port used for charging the headset. Swapping sometimes sets the audio to maximum though, for some reason, which can be jarring.Overall, it's a decent set of headphones. Audio quality is good for everyday listening, the headphones are comfortable to wear even with glasses, and the sound canceling isn't bad. There are a few downsides, such as the non-replaceable ear-pads and somewhat inconsistent controls, but they're mostly minor issues.

These headphones have a very professional presentation/packaging, considering the price is just slightly more than most other budget headphones, its surprising to see the effort in the presentation.The headset itself is my first experience with noise removal, and it is very noticable. I have gaming headsets that say they did it, but the results of this are nightand day. The sound levels of thing you hear while wearing this but not on are pretty drastically reduced. I have a robot vacuum that I run during the day when I am at work, and with ANC on I can not hear it when it is cleaning in the same room as me, it's pretty amazing.The touch sides are really neat also, tap or slide your hand on the whole ear piece is so much better than trying to feel a button and make sure it is the right one, this is a huge improvement to me control wise.The headset is also extremely light and comfortable, it does not make my head hot, the muffs open wide enough to not have alot of pressure on my head (which not all headset do).Overall I am extremely impressed with these headphones.

These noise cancelling headphones are very impressive at their price point. The noise cancelling works very well. In fact, it blocks more noise than some higher priced ones I own. Sound quality is pretty good without being exceptional. Having noise cancelling turned on does help make everything sound clearer and fuller.Build quality is fair, but nobody will mistake them for high-quality gear, as it overall feels and looks very plasticky. The cups are thick and comfortable, and the headband should be good enough for a while, even though they may feel a little heavy on your head after an extended period of time.The touch controls are pretty average, and I would have prefer a few physical buttons instead of trying to press or slide my finger the right way just to turn the volume up or down. It just ends up feeling gimmicky.If you want very decent noise cancelling headphones though, they're a pretty nice deal. Just don't except anything exceptional.

I own a pair of Sony noise cancelling headphones and so comparing to these offbrand ones, here are my thoughtsPROS✅ Definitely noise cancelling, it reduces outside noise by a lot but I am still able to hear anything that needs to be heard if urgent. The level of noise cancelling is very similar to the Sony ones✅ Comfortable - they fit over my ears snuggly, similar to my Sony ones and they don't feel like they are too small for my ear size (though I am a smaller person) and they don't compress against the side of your heads✅ Adjustable - sometimes other family members will use my headphones and we have different sized heads, so the adjustability of the headphones compensate for the different head sizes✅ User friendly - setting it up was pretty straightforward and the buttons functionality on the right side of the headphones were well explained in the user manual and actually using them CONS ❌ Compared to the Sony brand ones, I would say these ones aren't as forgiving in flexibility and so probably just need to be a bit more cautious handling them, as the plastic isn't as high quality as the Sony ones, plus no carrying bag

The quality isn't bad, these are decent headphones, but for the price they are asking at the time of review, $130, there is a mismatch.When switching between modes there is a voice with a strong accent announcing the mode change. The noice cancellation is good, but the transparency mode sounds like a microphone has been turned on and you hear a hiss of the outside world. I don't like it.The build quality is good, the process of connecting is simple and straightforward, and the range is good.I would be happier and give a full 5 star review if the price was around $100-110. At $125 it is a bit on the high side.