Edifier WH700NB Active Noise Cancelling Headphones – 68H
Edifier WH700NB Active Noise Cancelling Headphones – 68H Playtime – AI Call Noise Cancellation – Dual Device Connection – Lightweight & Foldable Design – Fast Charge – Bluetooth 5.3 – Ivory
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HECATE by Edifier GX05 Wireless Gaming Earbuds
I’ve had Edifier headphones and speakers for many years now, and the quality is always excellent. I bought these headphones to upgrade from the W600BT, which are also an excellent choice.
The battery life is phenomenal. I can use these all day and the battery life is barely dented. You can confidentially use these all week and and won’t need to charge them. Even if you did need to charge them, they charge so quickly. The sound quality is perfect, you’d struggle to find better for the price. They’re comfortable to wear all day, and the noise cancellation is a nice addition on previous models. Once connected, you can adjust the EQ on the headphones which is great to adjust for your personal preference depending on the type of music you listen to.
The only thing to note is these are slightly bigger headband than the W600BTs (see photo for comparison) so if you have a smaller head you might find them feeling a little looser on the top of your head. But the plus side of that is comfort.
If these are in your price range, you can’t go wrong, but you won’t be disappointed with any Edifiers you choose.
Bought it for my mum, because she was complaining about in-ear earbuds being uncomfortable for her and she absolutely loves this thing. Takes it were ever she goes now. Definitely would recommend!
This is the best headphone that I’ve used. Definitely value for the price. With this price the noise cancellation is more than sufficient for me to study peaceful at the library.
Very comfortable over ear head phones with great sound clarity. Noise cancelling is average….not as good as Bose QC35.
Only Bluetooth connection. No option to tether via earphones jack/socket.
I read the reviews and many gave the impression the noise cancelling was reasonable. It’s really not. For what it achieves it may as well not be listed as a feature. Plus someone said they were a bit big but they had a small head, I have a normal sized head for a woman of 5’3″, they are still a little on the loose side. I can’t imagine what size head would require the larger fitting.
So, the bad points out of the way, they are pretty comfortable and attractive but, better than that, they sound pretty good.
I am still on the hunt for a real pair of noise cancelling headphones that won’t cost a fortune though. Any tips, apart from “stop being tight”?
I’ve had them about 8 weeks now and so far these have been an excellent choice for the price. Easy to use, adequate noise cancellation and incredibly comfortable even for several hours at a time and despite the fact they are slightly too big (I have a small head so most run too big). A negative mentioned by others is the lack of a case but I’ve been folding them and putting them in my bag with other things and they’ve been fine. The sound quality seems pretty good to me, they paired effortlessly with my iPhone and they hold their charge well. When in use there is a flashing indicator which can be a bit distracting if you’re using them in the dark/low light but that’s about the only negative I can find.