Amazon Brand — Harman designed Eono Over-Ear Active Noise-Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones, 35+ hours playtime, Hands free call, USB-C, Hi-Fi - Black

I'm using these primarily to watch TV late at night. The noise cancelling function appeals because it allows you to run them at a lower overall level compared to regular 'phones, without any background noises leaking in. It really works - obviously within limits. The noise from a desk fan, or quiet conversations from across the room are cancelled out fine. Very loud noises aren't, but then, that's what I'd expect. They are perfect for my TV viewing, following dialogue is no problem. Battery life is very good.I've tested them briefly with music too, via my phone (which connects using the AAC codec), and they vastly outperform bundled ear buds, for example. They sound good to me, that's all I can say really. They have a pleasing amount of bass and reasonable detail, nothing to offend. Compared to my (wired) Beyerdynamic studio headphones, they lack a certain amount of fine detail and punch, but they cost 4x more and don't work well with low powered mobile devices so not a fair comparison...The one thing I'm not fond of is the touch panel on the right headphone. It's supposed to respond to "gesture" type control i.e. slide finger up to increase volume, down to lower, right for next track etc. Maybe it's me, but I find it often doesn't respond at first - fine volume adjustment is not easy, for example. Considering these are the one of the cheapest headphones with noise cancelling you can find, and they work very well overall, I'd have to say they were great value. Also, watch the price - I noticed they vary quite a bit.

I was looking for spare headphones as my Bose QC II were in for repair. I saw these and ordered them. Obviously not up to the Bose standard costing nearly 10 times more, but for the price they were surprisingly good, with decent sound and comfort.

Apart from the volume control and the bag to keep them in they are Great headphones for the money

I needed headphones for some work I'm doing, not wanting to disturb my hubby . So I was delighted to be able to review this pair of Amazon's own brand headphones.They arrived securely packaged but without the usual over the to amount of plastics etc.They are a smart set of headphones, quite simply styled and all the better for not being too fussy.They're comfortable to wear with just the right amount of padding etc.I found them easy to set up and use, and I'm not always the most technically minded person.Sound quality is good, and certainly enough for what I need.They're maybe not the best around for music etc but they're not marketed as top of the range, and this is reflected in the price.I'm really pleased with them and happy to recommend.Thank you for reading, I hope you find this review helpful.

Easy to uses and charge up well. Bluetooth over ear headphones. Great for Noise-cancelling properties.

I have a couple of pairs of wireless earbuds which I like to use when travelling or commuting, as they are light weight and nice and discrete, but at home I prefer to use over ear headphones when I want to listen to music or television, without disturbing other people due to the increased comfort level they provide.This set of headphones from Amazon’s Eono brand are designed by the Harman group (the group that makes various audio products branded by Harman Kardon, AKG, JBL, Arcam and several others).They have a nice compact design with a plastic frame and a metal band running through it. The plastic feels pretty sturdy and helps to reduce weight.The headband has a nice padded foam section for comfort and has just enough pressure to hold them them on your head, but without excess pressure on your temples. The ear cups are deep enough to easily fit your ears, without them touching the inside and each cup also has a very soft foam, making them comfortable to wear.The left cup is where the various ports and physical control buttons are located. These include a USB-C charging port, a 3.5mm audio socket, ANC on/off, a power button and a pairing button.The right cup has a touch panel that allows you to increase and decrease the volume by sliding your finger up or down, change tracks by sliding left or right and to play/pause or answer a call by tapping twice.The headset can be connected via a 3.5mm audio cable, but most people will opt to use the wireless Bluetooth 5.0 option. The product has an Active Noise Cancellation feature to help reduce outside noise and also has built in microphones so that you can speak on the phone hands free and most importantly are the 40mm drivers providing decent sound quality.Playback with ANC enabled should give you around 45 hours on a full charge or 50 hours with ANC switched off, with a full charge taking approximately 3.5 hours to fill the built in 3.7v, 1100mAh Lithium Ion battery.***** In The Box *****1 x Eono Wireless Head Set1 x USB-A to USB-C Charging Cable1 x 3.5mm to 3.5mm Audio Cable1 x Nylon Storage Pouch1 x Quick Start Guide***** Installation / Usage *****Using the headset is very straight forward.I first charged the battery using the supplied cable and a USB mains adapter (not supplied). The adapter needs to be able to supply 5v with at least 1A.Once fully charged, it was simply a case of switching the product on by holding the power button for a few seconds, the headphones automatically entered pairing mode and were discoverable on my smartphone. Tapping on the product in the Bluetooth device list automatically paired the 2 together within just a few seconds.***** Conclusion *****Eono branded products usually offer decent quality at a reasonable price and this one is also pretty good.The overall build quality is good, it doesn’t feel premium but doesn’t feel cheap either and they are comfortable to wear.To me, sound quality is the most important feature and to my unprofessional ear, these sound very nice, with a pretty balanced sound stage, although they aren’t the loudest headphones I have used – having said that, they are loud enough to damage your hearing.I haven’t used the hands free calling feature, so cannot comment on how good or bad that is as this isn’t really something I use.The ambient mode works pretty well at feeding some of the outside background noise into your ears, but I have to say that the ANC feature is a huge let down. Switching ANC on just doesn’t really do anything. I havn’t tried ANC on a high end headset before, but I do have it on my Earfun Free Pro and SoundPeats ear buds, as well as on a set of OneOdio headphones and those all do a good job at cancelling out background noise.So would I recommend this product?If you want a very reasonably priced (£39 at time of review) pair of wireless headphones that have decent sound quality and are not bothered about having ANC, then yes this would be a great option but if ANC is important to you, I would definitely look elsewhere.

Good quality over-ear headphones (for the cost), can see the Harman design influence and the sound quality backs this up.Easy to set up, dead easy to use, easily charged by the usb-c cable giving a great playtime 35 hours +Noise cancelling by the press of a button..Can do a lot worse for the price!!!!!

Great over the head Bluetooth headphones that are based on a similar named product but without the over the top packaging that others use, these are of very good quality from an up and coming brand full five stars