JAM - Out There Wireless Noise Cancelling On-Ear Headphones - Gray

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’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.

Good quality headphones. They kind of hurt my ears a little bit if I have them on for too long. Overall they do drown out some noise but not completely. I'm still happy with my purchase.

Works with all of the devices that are in the house.

These phones work well but they HURT my head They could improve the comfort

I work in a manufacturing company and the sound is good blocks out the shop noise

I bought this product 3 1/2 months ago. Functionally it works great. However, just a couple days ago, because of having to pack it for a trip in my backpack, the band snapped. Although the headphone parts do collapse, the band itself is rather flimsy and not very forgiving. I would probably not buy this again for this reason. Now I regret not buying the accidental coverage!

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.