ZERO Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Neckband Headphones, Wireless Stereo Earphones In Ear headset with Wired Mode 20 Hours Playtime- Black

From the moment I opened the box I thought "This really is a stylish headset".The packaging is good looking and strong and really highlights the fact that this is a high-end product.The extremely well-made band sat very comfortably on my neck and the ear buds fit snugly inside my ear - with spare buds of different sizes to take into account the different ear sizes.Powering and pairing take seconds and is simply carried out by the middle button on the left-hand arm.I was keen to get out and about so I gave them a top up charge for about an hour and paired up my rather cheap Bluetooth mp3 player.The results were really sweet - deep bass, sweet midranges and no too tinny trebles - that was on a FLAC version of Eva Cassidy Live at Blues Alley.Dance music and pop were equally well presented with excellent volume too - these are powerhouse performers!The noise cancelling worked very well while sitting in the car - the change in the way the music was presented could be noticed and it's a great option to have for travel.The storage bag that is supplied is a great idea and helps protect them - and thanks for including a wired option for non-Bluetooth kit...thats a great touch!My overall opinion is that you can really see where the money has been spent on these headphones...the build is brilliant and the sound is realistic.I know they may seem expensive, but they sound incredible and you shouldn't really need to buy another pair after these!

Brilliant. I have had these a month, I have worn them on the beach, on a plane, in noisy environments and yesterday the served me the best and saved me from going deaf.My favourite noise cancelling headphones are the Bose QC 35, I Own the QC25. They are Headphones and are great on a plane, but walking around the street with them on, I tend to look like a bigger nob than I am. So they are for sitting, watching a movie, on a plane or train type of deal.The Leophile Zero is for Active people. When I am walking, dancing, working out, running, doing stuff. I'm listening to more music now and I have got back into listening to Tim Ferris Podcasts again.The Noise cancellation is not as good as Bose, but it's nowhere near as expensive and it is good. Infact I would say that most people would not know the difference. Should you compare the two, I would say that the Leophile Zero Wins on practicality.The sound is great, they fit my ear well with the original plugs, there are extra sizes in the case. I also own the Leophile Eel, which are waterproof and what I use for getting muddy and wet. I wouldn't do that with these, but they do seem to be very water resistant, they are built very well.The noise cancellation (NC) can be turned on and off even without the headphones being on, which for me, was a hearing saver.I am partially deaf in one ear and use a hearing aid, I can fit the earphone in my ear even though I have my aid in, which is great news.Yesterday we were at the UDO in Cardiff, this is an All Day Dance competition. My daughter was competing and I'm an oldskool B-Boy, so was happy to be there. My Ears were Not Happy at all. They were hurting and I was starting to get a headache.Lucky for me, I have had the Zeros around my neck for the last month, they were charged and ready to go. So I stuck them in and turned on the NC.Wow, this was great. The throb of Dance Music, People Shouting, Talking, Girls Screeming, Yelling, Thud of the Feet on the Dance floor and the loud Hum of the big Gymnasium at Cardiff National Sports Area, went quieter.Don't get me wrong, the next morning, being now, my ears are ringing. But I can imagine How Bad it Could have been.The Ambient noise was reduced by about 20dB, it was loud but bearable, but when i popped the phones out of my ear it was too loud. I was in an NC Bubble and didn't have massive headphones on. Just discrete little plugs, perfectly nornal.Not long ago, I would have had Neon Earplugs in and I would have stood out and struggled to hear anyone speak.The battery has kept on rocking and they charge quickly.They are comfortable to wear and the only thing that bugs me is when not in my ears, they swing about my chest. I've stick them down my tshirt and it looks like I have mutant nipples. So I tend to keep them in, when there is no music playing, I can hear perfectly fine. With the NC on, I can hear Better as backgound noise has gone and I can focus on what someone is saying.Phone calls are clearer than the phone itself, so that is great too.Conclusion.If you need a practical, affordable pair of earphones that sound great, cancel noise, makes calls and don't look daft wearing them (The Collar sits Under my tshirt, you can't see it, so it looks like regular earphones) and they can fit in a pocket, stay charged for days on use (not continuously) then get them. I'm glad I did.

As you know; I kindda have a thing for Headphones over the last few years. Well, I wanted some new dog-walking headphones; I didn't want big cans on my ears; and I can't currently fork out 300 notes for the Boss or Sony equivolants to these Neckbands.Well, I got some of these, and they seriously punch above their weight. Volume wise I can't comfortablly hear at full volume; the sound definatly beats the Beats X*, AirPods, and they even rival likes of the Sony WI-1000 and Bose QC 300... at less than 1/4 of the price.They also connect to two devices at once, which seems to be the 'in' feature of high end headphones this season, the whole thing vibrate when you get a call, it mutes it automatically when you take a call & also lets you access Siri/Google Assistant.It has proper clicky buttons rather than really subtle ones, and even has ANC noice cancelling.... that caused me to not hear England lose; the street go crazy; and me thus me hear poor old Nuks going a bit crazy :s soz, I did hear him eventually though !,It even comes with 3.5m to MicroUSB cable [which tbh, if you've got a phone without a headphone jack, it'll probably be USB-C, so that's a bit 'ermmmm'), different tips, the softest-ever proper-leather pouch, and a charging cable. The box as well is really really well thought out - I know, who cares about the box? But a nice box does win bonus points from this relenteless capitalist slave.Downsides: I have skinny neck, but if this was a shirt, it'd be two sizes too big for me, but if I put them in the [erm... tie hole? flap? The bit on a shirt where the tie goes.... ie on the outside of a shirt where a tie would go.So TUDDAH, this is my review of this item. I really love it, it beats my Beats X by a long shot - which is double the price - and it even is en par with my Seinhouzer PXC 550 for sound.* Although if you're an Apple user, you can't beat the W1 Chip's accessibility between all your devices ...such as the Beats X, ..