Baseus - Inspire XH1 Adaptive Noise Cancelling Headphones, Sound by Bose, 100H Playtime, Hi-Res Audio - Blue

Headphone button for volume increases/decreases by 6 levels at a time, so there's not as much control over volume as with a volume button on the source. Semi-hard case container is sturdy to protect headphones. You'll need magnifying glasses to read the tiny print in the Quick Start Guide, which is pretty much useless, by the way. Baseus should be a little more generous with written instructions. Guide says headphones, when turned on, automatically connect with Bluetooth. What if you don't want Bluetooth connected automatically? There is no definition of ANC or MFB. Found out later they were Automatic Noise Cancellation and multi-function button. Is it really that difficult to explain what that is? As reported, the headphones are tight. The ear cups are snug, comfortable and inhibits exterior noise right off the bat. I didn't think any heat that was being held in was excessive. Inside of ear cups are L for left and R for right. Even better would be left and right markings on the outside. The cups move around, like a wiggly baby escaping my hands when I pick them up. The 3.5mm AUX cable to connect headphones to the device is long enough. The headphones took less than 14 minutes to charge, out of the box. Once turned on, the headphone power blue light turns off, meaning if you set them down and return later, you can't tell just by a glance whether the headphones are on. The 3.5mm cord for wired listening means the volume button on the headphones is disconnected. Strange. Volume then must be changed on the device the cord is plugged into. Give the end of that cord a good shove to seat it in the headphones.