1MORE - Dual Driver ANC Pro Wireless Noise Cancelling In-Ear Headphones - Black

Don’t Use for Working Out I originally bought these because the description stated they were water resistant and a sales rep at Best Buy recommended them for exercise. These headphones have great sound, pack a lot of features in for the price, but fall short in one major area. Sweat kills them. The first pair died the same day I went cycling with them. Fortunately, I purchased the extended warranty and replaced them. I decided not to use the second pair for working out until I was sure they were working well, just in case the first pair was a fluke. A few months in, I tried them while on an indoor exercise bike. Immediately after, the volume and power buttons stopped working. They are not water resistant at all. If you want a great sounding pair of feature rich headphones these are a good choice, but not for activities that may make you sweat. I will replace them again because I love the sound and features but I’ll have to get a second cheap pair for exercise. I’m not sure if this is a quality control issue or if the description is simply dishonest, but I do recommend caution.

I recently used these on a 2500 mi motorcycle trip and I am very satisfied. First off, normal wireless earbuds don’t work well with a helmet. The controls cannot be accessed and you risk losing an earbud taking off the helmet. These controls are below the helmet and easily accessible while riding, even with gloves on. The noise cancellation technology was top notch. The second level worked best for me, blocking out most of the wind and engine noise so I could listen to music at a much lower volume than with my iPhone headset, even on quieter songs. The noise canceling did not affect the quality of the music at all. Still great bass and highs as well. Running the nc all the time does drain the battery somewhat quicker, but I still could ride 500 miles before that happened which is more than most people would need. I hope these last a while because I will love them if they do.

They are expensive but if you value a long battery life and decent active noise cancellation then these headphones work well. Just be warned the band is quite flexible and liable to fall off if you move around a lot, yoga poses I was told tended to make it slip right off. Also of note the ear pieces are oblong in shape rather than round so don't expect to use other aftermarket ear pieces. Other than that though they've worked great for me.

When I turn on noise canceling there is a major drop in background noise (fans in computer lab). But after an hour it still is hard to tolerate. I did continue wearing them because they helped. If I lightly press on the buds in each ear, the seal is better and the noise is almost completely gone. But I can't do that long term. Might be caused by my particular ears--I was told I have surfers ear and it hurts to have the default size earbud in one of my ears.

I love these headphones! the noise cancelling is really good. Even though it doesn't block out every noise, it still does a good job. When I'm on the train and the Light Rail it blocks out most people's conversations. When I turn the volume up I can't hear anything. You get a lot for your money.

The sound is good, however it feels cumbersome in the ear; even the smallest earbuds don't fit small ears that well.

Once tuned in to what sounds you want, these sound great. So far battery life is not as advertised, but still a great earbuds overall.

The first day I got these they sounded pretty good. The second day I went for a bike ride for about 2 1/2 hrs. I'm assuming because of sweat, they stopped working. Returned them for Bose, so far so good.