Noise Two Wireless On Ear Headphones with 50 Hours Playtime, Low Latency(up to 45ms), 4 Play Modes, Dual Pairing, BT v5.3 (Bold Black)

In one word, good "VALUE FOR MONEY". Bye bye. For those who want all goods and bads here they are: 1. Build Quality a. On Ear headphones (not over ear headphones) b. Lighter overall weight than its competitors (187 grams) c. Neither too Sturdy not too Flimsy d. Foldable (earcups) e. Chance for fingerprint attraction f. Very precisely fits my beefy head g. Ear cups are soft and will suit if u have average sized ears h. Matte finish (surface is not reflective) i. Fit on my ears is rather small and its not as good as over head earphones. 2. Sound Quality a. Great Noise Cancellation for this price b. Volume can get pretty loud c. Heavy Audio leakage d. Great Bass e. Mids are decent 3. Ports & Buttons a. USB - C charging port b. 3.5mm headphone Jack c. SD Card slot that supports my 32GB Sandisk d. Tactical buttons usable for almost all media controls including voice assistant 4. One Year Warranty card which u should claim 5. Battery life good lasted me 5 days for a power user like me 6. Audio Quality is great - Very balanced instead of fancy stuff like Bass boosted, etc. Thus giving user the control to equalize their songs. 7. Bluetooth Connectivity is alright, only once out of a week did it struggle to connect to my phone but still whenever I turn on my bluetooth pairs up quickly. 8. Take occassional breaks while using this as earcups are big enough to cover the hollow parts of your ear at the same time fitting perfectly on top of my skeletal structures thus creating pain with continous usage.

Rating: 1.0 out of 5 Stars (Very Poor) Title: Complete Quality Failure: Microphone Dead, Sound Dropped, and Physically BROKE in Two Months! Review Body: I am extremely disappointed with the Noise Two Wireless Headphones. This was my first time trusting the Noise brand for an audio product, and I regret this purchase completely. I feel compelled to warn other potential buyers: DO NOT BUY THESE. The quality of these headphones is abysmal. Within the first two months of normal, careful use, multiple critical failures occurred: Microphone Failure: The microphone completely stopped working. This renders the headphones useless for calls, meetings, or any hands-free communication, eliminating a key feature I needed. Sound Degradation: The sound quality and volume dropped drastically. It became very low, making listening difficult even in quiet environments. The audio experience went from acceptable to extremely poor almost overnight. Physical Breakage: The worst failure is the build quality. The headband physically broke! As you can see in the photos (referencing the images the user uploaded), the plastic simply snapped, making the headphones unwearable and completely unusable. For a product designed for daily use, breaking in just two months due to structural failure, combined with the electrical failures of the mic and speaker volume, is unacceptable. My trust in Noise is completely gone. Save your money and look for a more durable and reliable brand. This is a very poor, unreliable product.

Headphones are fine with long battery backup, good build quality, you will not regret purchasing. It has good audio quality and latency, but if you are gaming or doing task like video editing especially music synchronisation you should try wired option as you can feel the latency which is the common issue for all wireless modes until you buy expensive ones. The mic quality is also good with noise filtering. It only lacks in the audio codec ( how it recieve audio from device ) which is sbc that is the least one in the spectrum, this means the audio quality is not great.

Plastic quality is poor it broke within 3month

I'm writing this review to save you the sound-shattering disappointment I experienced with the NOISE TWO WIRLESS. These headphones promised audio bliss, but delivered a symphony of frustration. Let's start with the build quality. Imagine a fragile butterfly crafted from recycled plastic – that's about as sturdy as these headphones felt. They weren't subjected to any mosh pits or extreme sports, just the gentle jostle of daily life. Yet, one fateful morning, a sickening crack echoed through my ears as the headband snapped like a stale cracker. Now, I'm a reasonable person. Accidents happen. So, I contacted NOISE support, warranty in hand, expecting a swift resolution. What I got was a masterclass in customer service limbo. They dragged their feet through emails, requested photos from every angle (including a panoramic shot of my eardrums, apparently), and ultimately declared the damage "not covered" under some obscure clause about "improper use" (which, in their interpretation, apparently included breathing). So, here I am, stuck with a broken pair of headphones and a bitter taste in my mouth. The audio, while it lasted, was decent, but not worth the hassle and heartbreak. My advice? Steer clear of this brand and its flimsy promises. Unless you enjoy the thrill of an audiophile rollercoaster that ends in a crash landing of disappointment, that is. For those seeking a more constructive alternative: Do your research! Read reviews from multiple sources before diving headfirst into any headphones. Prioritize build quality. Look for materials known for their durability, not just their sleekness. Understand the warranty terms thoroughly. Don't get blindsided by hidden clauses or exclusions. Remember, your ears deserve better than a sonic heartbreak. Choose wisely, and may your listening experience be filled with joy, not cracks and customer service nightmares.