1MORESonoFlow-Pro Noise Cancelling Headphones - HQ51 Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones with LDAC for Hi-Res Wireless Audio,100H Playtime,Bluetooth 5.4,QuietMax ANC, Comfortable Fit,Clear Calls

The sound is phenomenal, it has one of the best noise cancellations I've heard at this price point. It's feel, comfort and durability all feel premium as if it's meant for you. As for fit, this one always depends on your head shape. However, like most issues in the review, the app is janky but once it starts working, the app can be phenomenal too. Another plus is the hardshell case they give. Overall, great for everyone needing a budget headphones for traveling.

I spent a lot of time reading sound experts reviews of these headphones. They were universally rated as the best under $100 headphones on the market. I was looking at headphones because of my experience on plane trips when watching movies. I have to turn the volume up nearly full to just begin to drown out the sound of the engine. Even with that, it is easy to miss some dialogue. It is a totally unpleasant experience and I am concerned about the long-term effect on my hearing. I have bought a pretty good set of plug-in ear buds to replace the cheap ones the airlines give you. The only real benefit is that they are more comfortable in my ears for a long flight. I have an overseas flight coming up in October and I decided to try Sony WF - 1000 xm5 noise cancellation ear buds. These were rated as top of the line in most reviews with comfortable fit and excellent noise cancellation. I was extremely disappointed on both counts. I tried all of the extra tips they provided and twisted and turned them in my ears, but could never get them to feel comfortable or to obtain a good seal. I went into my utility room with the central AC air blower on to test the noise cancellation. It was virtually nonexistent. I sent them back and decided I would forego the "hidden" aspect of ear buds and take a more utilitarian approach and explore headphones. I am very happy that I did. First the comfort is great. They drown out some ambient sound even without the NC on because they completely cover my ears. I tried the AC air blower test for the NC. I was blown away (no pun intended). The sound was greatly attenuated. I could hear the fan only if I concentrated and the music I was listening to came in clearly. I am very impressed with the NC and look forward to a pleasant movie watching experience on my next flight and with no entangling plug in wires. I bought an inexpensive wireless transmitter that can be plugged into the ear phone receptacle on the plane in case they don't have blue tooth. Also, last but not least the sound quality of the headphones are excellent. I listened to Benny Goodman's 1938 Carnegie Hall concert and I thought I was in the audience. Each of the instruments could be easily picked out. Gene Krupa's solos on drums and Lionel Hampton on vibes were amazing.

Pros:- Excellent price point- Good sound quality- Very comfortable- Easy controls- Long battery lifeCons:- Low volume (I struggled to listen to movie dialog on a flight, regardless of ANC)- ANC is on the weak side (while on a flight, I could hear everyone around me, every cough, every laugh)- No multi-link (see below)I use a MacBook Pro and a Pixel 9 when I travel, the MacBook in my backpack and the Pixel in my pocket. When I turn on my headphones, they immediately connect to the MacBook and refuse to connect to the phone, even though they’re paired with both. To switch, I have to unpair them from the phone, put the headphones back into pairing mode, and re-pair with the phone. The next time I want to use them with the laptop, I have to repeat the process in reverse, unpair from the phone, re-pair with the MacBook, leaving the phone unable to connect again.How to make them perfect:- Higher volume- Stronger ANC- Multi-link support

I spent a lot of time researching headphones. My wife owns Beats Studio, which are great, but I decided to try these and was blown away. The bass, sound quality, and especially the noise canceling feel like something you’d expect from $300 headphones—without the price tag. Just get the 1 More, that’s all you need.I also use them for workouts and they perform really well. Don’t worry too much about the app—the three built-in settings on the headphones are more than enough, though you can use the app if you like.

Update- Found the issue if you have LDAC on, and these headphones try to play a song at 96kHz it borks the audio, at 48 kHz it's fine on Android. Issue is if you start playing anything 24bit/48kHz and lower it will work fine, but you play something higher in sample rate 24bit/96kHz or above, it will warp the audio to untold horrors. To fix it you will need keep changing sample rate in developers option all the time, and that doesn't always work, or un then re-pair the Bluetooth on the headphones.I shouldn't have to kill off half my music library cause this pair of headphones can't play nice with a higher sample rate. I seriously don't know if this could be fixed through a firmware update or not. But judging by the quality of the app itself ... They probably won't do jack **** about it. And why they are going back, and why you should look else where like the Sony 720ch.----------------------------------------------Original review - Sound quality, and ANC are great, but beyond that these headphones are not so great. Every single time I go to use them they don't connect right, and go to play a song everything comes in slow, and demonic.Only way to solve this is un-pair them, and re-pair them. Until next time, and they mess up again. It could be the LDAC in these are not playing nice, but it should work. It does work Everytime I have to reset them. Everything was updated, but be for warned there's a lottery to this headset... Do you want to get lucky or not is the question. Quality control is not good.