Best Headphones With Mic For Phone 8 Hours

Nearly 15,000 listening hours on this set of headphones. Best investment I've made in my life. And I can only imagine what the future holds beyond the next two models that are out.

These are THE BEST headphones ive ever had. I love the fact I can listen to music and still do other stuff. I work around people and I always need to be listening, or hear if someone comes uo behind me. If you turn them down low enough it like having background music just playing inside your head! Its so cool! And my ears don't hurt like with any regular earbuds! 10/10 will purchase again! Also battery life, they say it lasts 10 hours or so. It doesn't... It last freaking 20 or so! I wore them for at least 8 hours on Saturday and almost 10+ hours on Sunday, and they were only at 40%. In continually impressed with these little guys! Also some people say in other reviews that thr quality can be bad. Definitely not my experience. It only sounds weird if you plug your ears (at least for me). But i dont do that and its perfect!

You just can't go wrong with these headphones. Best headphones under $ and arguably can beat many costly ones!I use it at my workplace (computer geek) for over 4 hours a day, these are comfortable and isolate noise to a great level too.

Best headphones I own.

the aesthetic of the brown headphones is what makes the purchase feel worth it! sound is good, they aren’t noise canceling but it’s a good balance. it’s a little hard to be heard over phone calls, you’ll sound a little muffled but still understandable. battery last a long time (80 hours) and charges quick. the bluetooth connects very easily and can switch between laptop and phone. doesn’t hurt my head, and ear comfort is good for about 5 hours and then it starts to hurt, the headphones are not meant to cover the whole ear so it’s expected.

These are some really good headphones. I use these primarily for PC gaming with voice chat. Audio in the headphones is very clear and has a good balance of bass & treble. Good mic as well; my buddy who I game with can hear me clearly. The cushions are also pretty comfortable. I’ve gamed several hours at a time while wearing glasses with minimal to no discomfort. The HyperX PC app is very intuitive. It helps control settings like mic monitoring (which I usually turn on) and equalizer and shows an accurate battery percentage. Battery life is crazy long. I been using these approx. a month off the initial charge, gaming around 20-30 hours a week and I still have about 60% charge.

Most headphones give me a headache if I use them for more than a few minutes but these are some of the few I can use for hours and never get a headache. They don't have a mic or in line controls and while I find the sound quality perfectly fine, it's nothing crazy. With how cheap they are I would strongly recommend this if you don't mind the lack of a mic or in line controls and especially if squishy style headphones give you a headache.

Best mic with noise cancellation that you can actually tell the deference, enhancing phone video recording with quality sound.

For some reason, I brought a TRRS male to TRS male cable with mic (primary used for old Sennheiser HD485), and I saw this headphones in BH store, and tried it with the cable I brought, and I was surprised how good the sound even with a smartphone (I tested with few YouTube music videos). After I tried with few YouTube music videos, the store started to close, and OK, go for it and I was the last customer left with this HUGE headphones. I put it on when riding train. Sensitivity is actually enough for both music and phone call, but due to the size, it's recommended to listen it at home or office (this headphones is pretty comfortable for extended phone talking with boom mic). After I got in my friend's home, I spent a lot of time to listen to some local music made from CD in FLAC format, and I am blown away how good the sound is (it has a lot of bass but it's not muddy at all) and I like it more than Sennheiser HD598 and ESP500. I planned to buy Sennheiser HD600, but I worry sensitivity is too low for smartphone. The phone is capable with 32bit/192kHz with PowerAmp. Open Air design can let me hear anything around me. Get additional cable with TRRS male to TRS male with mic (or boom mic) and have fun with your smartphone or tablet.

If you use your I-Phone to do radio remotes, this is what you need. You'll be able to use headphones for monitoring and a decent mic for interviewing, announcing, etc. The only weak link is the jack in the phone itself, so treat it well! A well made cable.