Philips Audio Performance TAPH805BK Bluetooth 5.0 Active Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones with Google Assistant (Black)

These are built very well and they have the look and feel I like in headphones. The sound quality is pretty decent. I've got an old Phillips stereo from the early 2000's with the cool light up dials on it and it still sounds pretty good. Back to the review.Build, sound and price are all pretty good. They were pretty snug on my head and a little too snug on the top of my head. After a few days it got better as I broke them in.The ANC isn't the best but it works. I found myself skipping tracks when I was trying to adjust the ANC way more often than I liked. Some separate buttons would have been preferable.I wish these had app support, but you need to spend more on a set before getting app support which stinks because these headphones needed to be tweaked.

Don’t buy these for noise cancellation -they maybe. cut out 10%. Maybe. And the sound quality is that of a $50.00 Sony pair- just adequate. Get the Anker Q20 Life + for around $65 here on Amazon. They beat out any over ear headphones that are $350 or under. I have tried and tested them all. Bose, Sony, JVC, JBL, Beats. All of them. I cannot believe how many people actually do not compare the ANC but just upgrade the same brand every so often- meaning their reviews don’t hold as much weight at all. So at $120, there is no reason to buy these Philips - except maybe the British lady’s headphone voice and the cool case. But for maybe $50 then fine, since I like the sliding touch volume control & found them to be very comfortable. ANC though…just no.