Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless V5.3 Bluetooth Headphones with 3 AI Mics ENC, in-Ear Magnetic Neckband Earbuds 60Hrs Playtime,IPX6 Sweatproof ANC Headsets for Travel Home Office

Build quality: 4/5 Your company continues to create one of the best products for the money, and that’s largely due to the build quality. From the cords being nice and thick, to the actual units on the neck band being solid and weighty, as a whole it’s very impressive. The biggest improvement that I noticed was in the earbud itself. The weight, the feel, and just the overall experience of putting the earbud in the ear is super nice. The only issue in terms of build quality is the ANC button. It’s terrible. It rattles and it’s the cheapest feeling part on these headphones, and it makes the headphones therefore feel cheaper than they are. I can’t emphasize how much a simple cheap button can spoil the experience of a product like this. This is because the rattling button was one of the things that stuck out the most in my first impression of the product. Comfort: 5/5 Continuing from where the build quality was excellent, it directly affects the comfort of this product. These are somehow much more comfortable to put in the air and to keep on On/off: 3/5 This is where it starts to get a little interesting. The power on, power off function via the headphones clicking together has its pros and cons. Pros: it makes powering on and off very simple. Cons: it can make it a little annoying when wanting to take a quick pause from listening, and then wanting to continue listening immediately. What I mean by this is that a lot of times the headphones will click together, cause the product to power off, and then when I put the headphones back in my ears, I’m forced to press play. The point is that I don’t always want to have the headphones powered off by the earbuds clicking together. This isn’t a deal breaker, and maybe something I can get used to, but I would still prefer a simple 2 second power button Usability; 3/5 Overall, the headphones were great, but there is just one flaw in the design that sticks out and becomes really annoying really quick. This is the volume/pause play bar. What’s so annoying is that it’s not easy to differentiate between the volume buttons and the pause play button. This issue becomes even more of a problem when the headphones click together. Because now the song or podcast, etc., is stopped and now I need to search for the play button. This wasn’t an issue on your previous headphones because the pause/play button is also the power button. I personally prefer having a separate button for the pause play function. Sound: 5/5 This is where the headphones shine. The sound is rich and vibrant. The highs are well balanced, and the lows are nice and deep without muddying the sound. The base is still terrific, which is honestly one of the top reasons why I like your products. I’m pretty sure the reason for such good base is because the earbuds have actual drivers in them. There is however, one issue with the sound, but I’m not counting it against the rating because it could be a personal preference which most other users wouldn’t care about, and it’s this: The volume doesn’t go high enough. In comparison with your previous model, these are at least one to two clicks, maybe three clicks lower in terms of max volume Bluetooth: 5/5 This is a strong spot for the headphones and a definite improvement on previous models. In fact, the previous model that I have from you will stay connected for what seems to be an indefinite amount of time as long as the Bluetooth connection is still there. What this means is that my old headphones of yours will stay connected throughout an entire night even while there’s no sound being played. One concer I have is that due to the auto on off feature of the earbuds clicking together, it puts a huge emphasis on the Bluetooth working well. For now it does, but I’m honestly a little weary of how well these will continue to connect years in the future because Bluetooth is usually one of the things that has issues as time goes on Bluetooth note: you should have your brand included in the devise description. I’ll touch on the marketing opportunities you have, and this is one of them. Your brand should be promoted better, and the Bluetooth description is something simple that can either make people wonder if they have just another unknown headphone brand, or a legit brand ANC: 5/5 I’m not a fan of active noise canceling, but this worked very well in terms of the actual ANC setting. Not sure what the “transit” setting should do, but when ANC was active, it was impressively effective

I honestly don't know how I lived without these active noise-canceling headphones. From the moment I put them on, it was like stepping into a soundproof booth. The hustle and bustle of my daily commute, the incessant chatter in the office, even the drone of the airplane engine – all vanished into a blissful silence. It's truly remarkable. The noise cancellation is not just effective; it's intelligent. It seems to adapt to different environments, seamlessly silencing unwanted sounds without creating that weird, pressurized feeling some other headphones can have. I can finally focus on my music, podcasts, and audiobooks without any distractions, allowing me to truly immerse myself in the audio experience. But it's not just about the silence. The sound quality itself is exceptional. The audio is crisp, clear, and well-balanced, with rich bass and detailed highs. Whether I'm listening to classical music, heavy metal, or spoken word, everything sounds fantastic. Comfort is another huge win. The earcups are plush and fit snugly without feeling tight. I can wear these for hours on end without any discomfort, making them perfect for long journeys or extended work sessions. The controls are intuitive and easy to access, allowing me to adjust the volume, skip tracks, and answer calls effortlessly. Finally, the battery life is outstanding. I can go for days on a single charge, and the quick charging feature is a lifesaver when I do need a top-up. The included carrying case is also a nice touch, providing excellent protection for my investment. If you're looking for a pair of headphones that deliver incredible noise cancellation, exceptional sound quality, superior comfort, and long-lasting battery life, look no further. These active noise-canceling headphones are worth every single penny and have truly transformed my listening experience. Highly, highly recommended!

I really like these headphones. I’m aggressively loyal to the Bluetooth neckband. And so I know it’s a limited market. I really like a lot of the features. I was very nervous about the magnet being the on/off (and no, there isn’t a separate power button). I wear my headphones every day all day long - that’s why I love the neckband - when I’m not actively listening to something, I just wear it like a necklace. I never lose them and they’re always right there when I want to listen again. This is great for work from home. Before these, I was using the RY-WH02 which took an annoyingly long time to power on or off. But that wasn’t an huge problem because they stayed on and connected even when not being actively used and the magnet connecting the earbuds (though this did mean I got less use per charge). With the new model, I was worried that if I was not using them and then I got a call, it would be a struggle to get them connected in time to answer and take the call through the headphones. But these connect REALLY quickly and automatically. Multipoint is essential for me. The old pair sometimes struggled or delayed when switching between the two connected sources. But the new ones are fast and usually do what I want. The transition is seamless. And the new model connects to saved devices quickly without needing to press any additional buttons. I often found myself having to turn my old pair on and off to get them to connect where I wanted. In this regard, the new model is FAR superior and I’m very happy with them. I don’t have a lot of experience or knowledge when it comes to sound quality and these are my first ANC headphones. So I can’t really speak much to those features other than to say I’m pretty satisfied. They’re not totally noise blocking but I’m not even sure that’s what they’re meant to be! Battery life is really good. You can definitely get more than one day of full use out of one charge. Plus, they charge pretty quickly. My ONE criticism is that they’re BIG! If you’re a tall, buff athlete, these will be great. Otherwise, they may feel a little clunky. The neckband part is certainly bulkier than the RY-WH02. And the wires are very long. This actually be my least favorite part. When hanging around my neck, not in use, the earbuds go all the way to my waist - they sometimes even magnet to my belt buckle (albeit I wear high waisted pants). And the earbuds themselves are quite bulky - I assume because of the ANC feature? I’ve gotten used to them now but they really are large - and kind of fragile. I accidentally stepped on an earbud and it popped open. Luckily I was able to snap the halves back together and it’s still working.

I like 'em! The noise cancelling is very good, and so is the overall sound. I like how they are magnetized and turn off when you connect them together. Cons: It always starts up in normal mode, then you have to click twice (through "transparency mode" to get the ANC noise cancellation). The voice that announces the mode you're in is very loud and can't be turned down. I pretty much always want to use it in ANC mode, so it's annoying to have to turn them on (by separating the headphones), then click twice before I put them in my ear, because the mode announcement is so loud. This is a relatively minor issue, but it would be much better without that. Also, it seems to automatically switch to normal mode when I make a phone call, so you can't use ANC and make a call simultaneously. Not ideal. However, I mentioned these issues to the company and they indicated that they're making a new version that will (hopefully) address these issues. Overall, it's a solid product!

I'm highly disappointed in these. Build quality and technical capability seem to be there, but the execution is total BS to the point these things are useless. Pros: They're comfortable, the ANC seems to work pretty well (though it's my first time using ANC on consumer products, so I don't have a lot of frame for comparison), cords are thicker and seem more durable than other brands, highest max volume of any headset I've tried, and the drivers are *capable* of good sound (but they don't MAKE good sound). CONS: They turn off automatically when the earbuds are magnetically attached. No, they don't IDLE, they TURN OFF! Does this save battery? Yes. Does it render the neckband ABSOLUTELY USELESS for answering calls or using smartlock on your phone? Also yes. Imagine having to wait for the headset to start up, then pair, EVERY TIME THE PHONE RINGS. Useless! Imagine using smart-lock for your neckband, because OBVIOUSLY your neckband will be on your person, right? NOPE! IT IS OFF COMPLETELY! No smartlock for YOUR phone! Those are complete dealbreakers right there - they negate all the benefits of the neckband form-factor to begin with! And the sound is garbage out of the box. I don't know WHY there are so many fools claiming they have "great sound quality" when they sound like a cheap walmart subwoofer soaking underwater in a metal garbage can! SUPER "BOOOOOMY" to the point all fine detail is lost. It's a shame, because after an hour of tweaking my music player's equalizer settings, they DID sound quite good - I had to turn all the low-frequency bands down approx -4db and all the higher mids and highs up approx +3db, but the sound DETAIL was there once I did. But the neckband itself is set to "urban youth who can't spell "bell" let alone hear one" bass settings (with no instruction on how to change that in the box, if there is one at all). Sounds like mud. And call quality is utter garbage. Just terrible. That "Boomy" sound carries over to calls, where the music player's equalizer does nothing. Listening to a deeper man's voice, every cough, cleared throat, and pause will sound like a muddy subwoofer in your ear and words get muddled. Higher women's voices will be drown out and difficult to hear at all! Oh, and just the perfect icing on this urinal cake, the magnets in the earbuds are WAY too strong. Metal pen in your pocket? Have to wear a badge lanyard? Seatbelt buckle crosses your chest? Earbuds will stick to it! Had the things ripped off my neck when they stuck to the edge of the stainless-covered microwave door! I'll probably be returning these. They COULD have been good, the build quality is there, but the execution and "features" stink.

One reason for getting earbuds is to avoid cumbersome cords dangling all over the place, but I do like to have at least the two buds wired together, as it tends to make them harder to lose than independent buds. If you lose one of a set of two you typically have to replace the whole set, anyway. But really, you only need 8-10" of wire between the buds. These buds have nearly 4-feet of connecting wire -- about as much as a set of fully wired buds, which kind of defeats the purpose of going wireless. Moreover, the middle of the wire is a stiff plastic tube, like a kids hair-band or something. It's very uncomfortable to have this dangling against your chest or your back, so you pretty much have to wear it -- either as a hair band, or around your neck. Again, kind of defeats the purpose of going Bluetooth. The sound is decent for the price point, but there are other technical issues. I'm not a fan of multipurpose buttons. Each button should do one thing, and one thing only. If you need to do another thing, add another button -- there's plenty of room on the 4-foot cord. As it is, if you hold down the volume-up or volume-down buttons to try to quickly move through the available levels, you instead end up changing the track on what you're listening to -- very annoying. There is also no on/off switch. Every electrical device should have a dedicated on/off switch. You turn the buds off by sticking their magnetic backs together. Cute, and it does work, but if you forget to stick them together your buds stay on, and run down the battery. That annoying issue aside, battery life seems to be pretty good as these things go. These are billed as "noise-cancelling" and they do include that feature, but it's nothing to write home about. Noise cancelling makes a noticeable difference when there is ambient noise around, but the reduction is maybe 30-40% at best. I have cheaper headphones that have twice as much noise-cancelling power. There is also an odd "through" feature, which basically allows you to hear ambient sound as if you weren't wearing the buds. Huh? If you want that, why wouldn't you just take the buds out of your ears? Is a separate circuit function really necessary? Bluetooth pairing was painless -- these buds paired immediately with every device I tried with them. Actual Bluetooth connection seemed a little shaky at times, but that could have been an issue with the sending device, and not the buds. Comfortable in the ears, if not around the neck Bottom line: * Decent sound * Decent Bluetooth behavior * So-so noise cancelling * Funky multifunction controls * Way to much connecting wire, and not too flexible * Price is reasonable I rate these a solid "mediocre".

Rythflo has knocked it out of the part once again! These wireless headphones are superb. Initially, I purchased this headset for media consumption for when on the go and for late nights to not disturb anyone. After experiencing the sound quality and feeling how good the active noise cancellation is, I decided to use this headset for work. This was definitely the right decision. The office tends to be incredibly noisy and at times, I have struggled to hear others in online meetings. With these, the problem was solved. I can both hear and be heard clearly without any distortion. Also, I have not received any complaints of people not being to understand what I am saying. Suffice to say, the Mic Quality is on point. The connectivity is incredible, I have been able to be a considerable distance from my computer and still be able to remain connected without issues. The headset is light with a good variety of ears tips. The cool thing is that they include two different sets of ears tips. These easily get lost, so it's shows that they are thinking about making the customer's life easier. As for the battery life, I have no complaints. Depending on the week, I could potentially use these for two to three days on a single charge. There is a USB-C charging cable included in the box as well. It might seem like a minor thing to most, but I like the fact that all that I have to do to turn these one is just separate them. They connect fast and I can start my day. I am no sound expert, but these sound great, no matter what you want to hear. I didn't suffer any latency issues while consuming media on sites like YouTube or using apps like Netflix. They are comfortable and won't hurt your ears after extended hours of use. I would highly recommend these for both business and leisure.

I really liked these earbuds until the wire coating broke, and now one earbud doesn't work. I loved the magnetic on off feature as opposed to the long-press function of many other earbuds, and I find the neckband design functional. The noise cancelling was fine, although I didn't use it much. The problem is definitely lack of durability. For the price, I definitely expected them to last longer than the 5 months I have had them :(

The noise cancellation is great and the battery life isvery good.

I am using these headphones to listen to internet radio, and they last for a whole week on a charge. They are comfortable to wear, and the sound is OK. The active noise cancellation can be better, but for this price range is adequate.

Absolutely impressed with these Rythflo Headphones! The sound is crystal clear with deep bass and balanced tones. The noise cancellation works exceptionally well. The Bluetooth 5.3 connection is fast and stable, and I love how easily it pairs with my phone. The AI mic ENC makes calls super clear, even in noisy environments. The magnetic neckband design is comfortable and keeps the earbuds secure when not in use. The battery life of up to 60 hours on a single charge, which is far better than most headphones I’ve owned. Overall, excellent build quality, premium sound, and fantastic value for the price. Highly recommend these to anyone looking for reliable wireless headphones that does not break the bank.

So I've had the version 2 of these headphones for a while and I absolutely love them. They really hit the ball in the park with this new version!! The noise cancelling is very nice and they seem to have fixed a couple of little things from the old version. Love the magnetic ON and OFF feature. Would highly recommend!!! A+

I like these new headphones, the power on/power off being tied to the earbuds being magnetized together/apart is especially neat. The volume and sound quality is good and they are rather comfortable. I would recommend them.