Customer Ratings & Reviews

These work great listening to music while on a lawn tractor most songs are loud enough a few oldies might be quieter. After wearing them 2-3 hours my ear hurts on 1 side a little but these do the work I wanted so I can't complain. Wish the headband part was shaped like our head instead it's more flattened on top wide on the sides. Reasonable compared to other head phones

Great sound quality and noise cancelling. Battery lasts an entire workday. Liner cover tore after first week. But worth the money overall.

Love the comfort of these headphones. I have the option of wireless or wired. It has a microphone built in somewhere on them. The noise cancelling is awesome. Unfortunately they broke on the headband part and because of how they are built, I cannot pin point where exactly it is broken. Will most likely buy again but get insurance this time

These headphones were a very welcome surprise, given the price. The sound is good and the noise canceling excellent. (I bought them to use mainly while mowing the lawn and doing other noisy work.) Two mild problems are that I find mild discomfort after wearing them for a long period of time and that the noise canceling feature operates based on a physical switch, and if you forget to turn it off, it drains the battery.

The sound quality of these headphones was very good for the price! The noise-cancelling was very good too, but sort of a pain for me because I'm not good at keeping things charged and of course it only worked when charged and connected by Bluetooth, not with the aux cable and not charged. Unfortunately, they aren't made all that well and one night as I was putting them on, one of the legs just snapped at a joint just after 1 year of use, and not abusive use. For the price, they might be worth a year and just consider them disposable like most everything else.

I wanted to say that the only reason I bought these was because they were on sale and I was curious. Jam used to be that not-so-mainstream brand that you would see next to the Skullcandy and Sony stuff and wonder how good can they be? I owned a few of the older models before they went through their whole rebranding/facelift going from a dull grey coloration to their new black and blue as well as cream and mint colored stuff that looks flashier. Now these headphones are interesting. First to note about them is that they have an on-ear fit, so they will have a higher likelihood of fatiguing your ears earlier than over-ears. But keep in mind that these will be more compact when you compare the ear cup sizing so stowing them away will be slightly easier. The headband itself is also pretty thin and light and somewhat comfortable thanks to the padded leather strap that goes along the underside of it along with the fabric material that goes along the top. This seems to go along with their new aesthetic of attempting to look sleek and more approachable to the general public. However the band seems to have a higher clamping pressure so therefore this does give me a small headache after wearing these for a few hours, but I also have a fat head so your mileage will vary. The controls on the right headphone are plain to see and easy to feel out. The circle controls volume up and press and hold to skip forward, the x is volume down and hold to skip back. The power button on the bottom also controls play and pause. On the left headphone you see one switch that controls the noise cancelling. Hard to say if it's adaptive just because I don't like it all that much, and I will explain why in the next bit. But also on the bottom of the left cup you will see the charge port along with the mini-jack port that allows you to wire these in directly through a headphone jack. Sound quality is what you would expect from mainstream headphones. They have great bass, which can get muddy but it's good enough for most people that listen to rap and other bass heavy music. I personally listened to my usual gambit of 80's, metal, kpop, and anime intro music. It works for most genre's, but anything that has acoustic instruments or things that aren't bass-centered, you will not like the sound. And weirdly enough the sound gets worse when you turn on the noise cancelling function. Usually headphones these cheap have the opposite effect where they sound bad unless you turn on the NC, but these are something else. In a way it sort of pulls a sheet over the music and makes it sound less impactful and less bass-y Pros: -Compact -Light -Wired option -Good bass -Sleek look Cons: -NC makes sound quality worse -NC also gives me a headache which means it's the basic type, not adaptive So if you're looking for cheap noise cancelling headphones, look elsewhere. If you want a decent pair of on-ear headphones that can also wire in than these are okay, but wait for a sale because $60 is a bit high especially when the NC doesn't work well. My advice; never use the noise cancelling and look at them like regular Bluetooth headphones, and you'll be fine.

I’m very pleased with my JAM headphones. They sound great and fit nice and snug. My only critique is the headphones do tend to twist sometimes while I’m wearing them causing them to slip off. Especially when I’m working out. But that’s a minor issue that’s easily remedied by wearing them at a different angle when I exercise.

Poor fitting and somewhat uncomfortable. Not stable when worn. Sound quality ok for price.

The sound is great, and the noise canceling feature works really well!! The only issue I have had is that I have a hard time keeping them in place when I bend forward to pick something up

The headphones are very comparable to the more expensive ones. The noise cancellation is good and it’s not heavy. So far the battery lasts all day. I reallly like them.

As far as noise canceling. It is noticeable with some background noise. Not as much as the high end products. They are decently loud. Not bad

While not completely blocking noise (did need to use ear plugs,too because of jackhammering noise nearby), they were about 80-85% effective by themselves. Certainly cut down on a lot of extraneous sound. Heavy duty demolition noise(s) required the additional soft earplugs.

They are great at cancelling out noise. I used them on vacation so I could study. Wish they were wireless but priced Right.

First off let me say that I wanted something to use when I'm sweating doing yard work, etc. I want to minimize the impact of loud mowers, trimmers, etc. I'd rather go deaf to loud music than loud equipment....unless than equipment is a Marshall stack, etc. Ok, sound quality is a little better than fair, but nothing really jumps, or even stands, out. They connect quickly and the features are convenient. They ARE adjustable for head size. However, the way they fold up for storage is kinda a drawback as they tend to want to slip off your head and fold up when you bend over/look down towards the ground. It's a real problem. But the price was right and there's a real hole in that area as far a selection. Oh, and earbuds are not an option for me as when you sweat they seem to lock moisture in your ear canal and they cause (me) to get ear infections...very painful ear infections.

Little tight but money worthy sounds good and block the noise

Great sound until the bar broke. I would have wanted to buy the same brand but BestBuy no longer carried the brand.

I work in an open office area w many cubicles. Phone calls, loud people, speaker calls all day long... Aaaarrrrgggghhhh !!! Noise cancelling head phones work GREAT. Decent battery life... No cord to get hung up on desk.

The younger generation seems to like to listen to music with ear phones. The headphone seems to be a better option to delivers a much better sound. The Bluetooth connectivity is a great feature. Great to wear during exercise or yoga classes Would recommend you consider.

I’ve had these less than two months and already the charging cord won’t charge them. Something inside where the charger plugs in isn’t working and I have to carefully wrap the charging cord around the earpiece to make sure there is a connection, otherwise I wake up to dead headphones. Also the frame is very easy to snap. I wore them on a plane and leaned my head against the window and they snapped in two. I bought them for $40 but even at $29.99 that’s still too much.

These were for my soon to be step daughter. I love my bests but I k ow better than to buy her a pair. The noise cancelling feature is nice. She wears these things almost all day and falls asleep with them on.