Monoprice BT-600ANC Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones with Active Noise Cancelling (ANC), Qualcomm aptX HD Audio, AAC, Touch Controls, 40hr Playtime

The sound is very clear and crisp. Charging is fast. And they are comfortable.

Excellent quality

First pair of over the ear headphones and first experience with noise cancelling. I like these, comfortable and great case and folding away. Connects well to all my devices. I have not tried in airplane yet because of covid to see if the ANC is actually effective. recommended and I would buy another pair for the family.

Overall, I would recommend; good for the price. The sound is very good and the noise cancelling is much better than in my old Monoprice headphones (SonicSolace Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Wireless Headphones, Black Over Ear Headphones Product# 16219). The construction is not as solid- metal has been replaced by plastic. The ear cups are a bit tight for my admittedly large ears. I don't like the touch-sensitive controls, which I find insensitive and hard to use. I would still be using my old pair, but the charging jack came loose and I can no longer charge them. But otherwise, they were excellent for 7+ years of heavy usage. Haven't quite forced myself to throw them away...

I got it on sale. There is no equal for the quality I got for the price I paid.

I have been using the Monoprice SonicSolace headset since the early 2010's. I decided to finally get a replacement headset as their ear muffs' plastic linings were peeling off. This headset falls short of expectations. The touch controls are ok. Buttons are much more reliable to me and having to tap the headset on my head makes uncomfortable noise that I'd rather not hear. In addition, there is an issue where double tapping is able to pause the currently-playing YouTube video when it is windowed on my phone, but double tapping it again will not resume what is playing. It makes the beeping noise confirming the input went through, but the video remains paused; this is on a Google Pixel 9a. The material also feels much cheaper by comparison. It is slightly lighter, but not light enough as it still weighs enough for me to notice. Overall, if not for my current pair losing its plastic covering, I would continue to use it.

The sound it's excellent. The design is great. The connectivity is not the best. No app. The battery reading is display by the 20%. The durability is questionable; they broke after 6 months; I think I placed it on my nightstand to hard (but I was very careful most of the time).

Like many who are looking to purchase these I picked them up because the price compared to the Bose/Sony versions. I'm writing this after using them for 2 years. - Durability I bought these for travel and to use at work, I don't travel that much, 2-3 times a year, and always carry them in the included case. Cracks began to appear along the sections holding the speakers after about 18 months, at first I thought these were cosmetic (expecting a metal piece to be what held the speakers) I later realized that there is no metal parts. I fixed both sides with JB Weld which appears to work well. The cushions are beginning to flake, and I reached out to Monoprice and they are not replacable so I will have to figure something out. -Noise cancelling They do a reasonably good job with ANC enabled but it appears that the microphone array is configured such that how your head is situated compared to the sound source is important, I find myself having to cock my head somewhat (maybe pointing my nose 10-30 degrees off from direct at the screen) in order to get good noise cancelling performance. -Audio quality Here I can only compare them to ear buds and really cheep headphones, that said, I'm very happy with the performance. - Connectivity I'm not sure how to articulate this as I'm not sure how much of this is the devices I'm connecting to and how much it is the headphones so I'll just compare to my Raycon Impact earbuds. Where my earbuds typically have no issue connecting to both my computer and my Android phone for calls and music these only seem to be able to connect to one for calls and music and the other for just music (or simetimes just mic) This means if I have Teams/Zoom calls secheduled on my computer I have to effectivly dissconnect from my phone.. This might be a problem between the chair and the keyboard (better known as operator error) but it is quite annoying. -Comfort I'm an eyeglass wearer and it really depends which of my glasses I'm wearing. My general purpose eyeglasses have somewhat heaver stems where my computer glasses are somewhat thinner, thinner is better, when wearing my general purpose eyeglasses I have to tilt them somewhat to reduce discomfort. -Upgradability They do not appear to be upgradable at all, no firmware updates, etc Overall opinion. I like them but be careful with them, if you start seeing cracks grab yourself some JB Weld and slather it on (and if you are better than me then file/sand it down so it looks good) to reinforce the cracked areas before the cracks become problems.

Decent product but pressure on head is UNCOMFORTABLE.Touchpad can be tempermental.I don't like the default Anc mode when you turn them on.

These have been great for use in the office to have paired to my cell phone and computer. The hardest thing are the controls, they can be difficult using the swipe. The is the most frustrating part. I usually just control it via my phone or computer audio settings. The ANC is decent but nothing to write home about when there are similar one with better ANC. I really appreciate the transparency mode though and wish that was available on more devices.