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yeah, i bought the 2nd order to give as gifts. i always forget birthdays so i like to keep little gifts like this in the closet for when i need to give something.
mine came, i have them on now and they actually sound really good and are very comfortable. i have Anker Soundcore Q20s and Skullcandy Venues to compare them to. The build quality on the Anker and Skullcandy seems superior. The padding material on the the H9000s isn't as soft/supple, and when moving them around, flipping the headphones and whatnot, the movement isnt as fluid on the H9000s. The buttons also have a cheaper feel compared to the Q20s and Venues. Otherwise they are light and comfortable, fully cover my ears, have decent bass, quality is clear. they were easy to pair. ANC seems to work ok, drowns out the hum of my refrigerator at least, not sure how they would fare on a plane.
ive attached some pics. seem like a no-brainer at $19 for a backup set to my Q20s and my Wife's Venues.
Call quality is also super crisp compared to my Skullcady Venues and Anker Q20s. I think youre going to be really happy with these, I am super impressed. they hit really hard.
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anyone have these that can comment? mine come later today. ordered 2 more sets but with no-rush shipping to get the $1 credit, and incase they suck and I want to cancel them.
anyone have these that can comment? mine come later today. ordered 2 more sets but with no-rush shipping to get the $1 credit, and incase they suck and I want to cancel them.
ah typo on my part. i meant to say on-ear. the pink ones are sold out now anyway.
Rip, lol. Also, do you have people to give those headphones to or are you just getting them for the sake of the deal? Might be worth using the $60 from that and instead splurging on a pair of sony xm4s. Deals keep showing up for it refurb at $200, and with glowing reviews.
Rip, lol. Also, do you have people to give those headphones to or are you just getting them for the sake of the deal? Might be worth using the $60 from that and instead splurging on a pair of sony xm4s. Deals keep showing up for it refurb at $200, and with glowing reviews.
Got the XM4s and they're amazing. Fully agree that you should save and get the Sony ones.
Originally had the XM2s and the XM4s are night and day more comfortable. The lower end ones don't just sacrifice on cancellation quality but also comfort. Can wear the Sony ones almost all day, where my older Audio-Technica mid-range started to hurt after a few hours.
That's would be fine for kids or gifts, but if you're going to wear them a lot, definitely splurge.
Rip, lol. Also, do you have people to give those headphones to or are you just getting them for the sake of the deal? Might be worth using the $60 from that and instead splurging on a pair of sony xm4s. Deals keep showing up for it refurb at $200, and with glowing reviews.
yeah, i bought the 2nd order to give as gifts. i always forget birthdays so i like to keep little gifts like this in the closet for when i need to give something.
mine came, i have them on now and they actually sound really good and are very comfortable. i have Anker Soundcore Q20s and Skullcandy Venues to compare them to. The build quality on the Anker and Skullcandy seems superior. The padding material on the the H9000s isn't as soft/supple, and when moving them around, flipping the headphones and whatnot, the movement isnt as fluid on the H9000s. The buttons also have a cheaper feel compared to the Q20s and Venues. Otherwise they are light and comfortable, fully cover my ears, have decent bass, quality is clear. they were easy to pair. ANC seems to work ok, drowns out the hum of my refrigerator at least, not sure how they would fare on a plane.
ive attached some pics. seem like a no-brainer at $19 for a backup set to my Q20s and my Wife's Venues.
I'm listing to various music genres and switching between my Q20s, Venues and these H9000s.
Sound Quality on the H9000s is FAR superior to the Venues and Q20s in my opinion. Louder, crisper, fuller bass. They feel cheaper physically, but sound-wise they blow my other over ear ANC headphones out of the water.
Mostly compared them using "Before I Forget" by Slipknot at the highest quality (still low quality) on Spotify. - incase this helps. Also played Gooba by that sixnine (awful song but good bass), along with some other random songs. H9000s take the cake. Very happy with these so far.
Thanks OP! Ordered one. $18 for ANC is crazy. Even if it's not great quality, it should be good for working from home.
Call quality is also super crisp compared to my Skullcady Venues and Anker Q20s. I think youre going to be really happy with these, I am super impressed. they hit really hard.
Update: Still have these on my head 3+ hours later, no discomfort at all. Battery level was at 90% out of the box according to my phone. Still holding at 90%.
This deal showed up just in time. I just picked up a One Plus 7t for cheap from a friend of mine. That phone doesn't have a 3.5mm port, so I was about to start looking for a cheap but decent set of Bluetooth headphones.
I appreciate your comments on this thread aepro; helped me decide to grap this Rosewill set. Actually, for less than $20 for a Bluetooth headset with decent bass, I went ahead and ordered two.
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mine came, i have them on now and they actually sound really good and are very comfortable. i have Anker Soundcore Q20s and Skullcandy Venues to compare them to. The build quality on the Anker and Skullcandy seems superior. The padding material on the the H9000s isn't as soft/supple, and when moving them around, flipping the headphones and whatnot, the movement isnt as fluid on the H9000s. The buttons also have a cheaper feel compared to the Q20s and Venues. Otherwise they are light and comfortable, fully cover my ears, have decent bass, quality is clear. they were easy to pair. ANC seems to work ok, drowns out the hum of my refrigerator at least, not sure how they would fare on a plane.
ive attached some pics. seem like a no-brainer at $19 for a backup set to my Q20s and my Wife's Venues.
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There are also some Rosewill pink over ear ANC headphones on sale, 2 for $35:
https://slickdeals.net/f/14956394-2-sets-rosewill-rw-th68n-metallic-on-ear-bluetooth-active-noise-cancelling-headphones-35-free-shipping
There are also some Rosewill pink over ear ANC headphones on sale, 2 for $35:
https://slickdeals.net/f/14956394-2-sets-rosewill-rw-th68n-metallic-on-ear-bluetooth-active-noise-cancelling-headphones-35-free-shipping
Those pink ones are on-ear if that changes anything for you
Rip, lol. Also, do you have people to give those headphones to or are you just getting them for the sake of the deal? Might be worth using the $60 from that and instead splurging on a pair of sony xm4s. Deals keep showing up for it refurb at $200, and with glowing reviews.
Got the XM4s and they're amazing. Fully agree that you should save and get the Sony ones.
Originally had the XM2s and the XM4s are night and day more comfortable. The lower end ones don't just sacrifice on cancellation quality but also comfort. Can wear the Sony ones almost all day, where my older Audio-Technica mid-range started to hurt after a few hours.
That's would be fine for kids or gifts, but if you're going to wear them a lot, definitely splurge.
mine came, i have them on now and they actually sound really good and are very comfortable. i have Anker Soundcore Q20s and Skullcandy Venues to compare them to. The build quality on the Anker and Skullcandy seems superior. The padding material on the the H9000s isn't as soft/supple, and when moving them around, flipping the headphones and whatnot, the movement isnt as fluid on the H9000s. The buttons also have a cheaper feel compared to the Q20s and Venues. Otherwise they are light and comfortable, fully cover my ears, have decent bass, quality is clear. they were easy to pair. ANC seems to work ok, drowns out the hum of my refrigerator at least, not sure how they would fare on a plane.
ive attached some pics. seem like a no-brainer at $19 for a backup set to my Q20s and my Wife's Venues.
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Sound Quality on the H9000s is FAR superior to the Venues and Q20s in my opinion. Louder, crisper, fuller bass. They feel cheaper physically, but sound-wise they blow my other over ear ANC headphones out of the water.
Mostly compared them using "Before I Forget" by Slipknot at the highest quality (still low quality) on Spotify. - incase this helps. Also played Gooba by that sixnine (awful song but good bass), along with some other random songs. H9000s take the cake. Very happy with these so far.
I appreciate your comments on this thread aepro; helped me decide to grap this Rosewill set. Actually, for less than $20 for a Bluetooth headset with decent bass, I went ahead and ordered two.