1MORE SonoFlow Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Bluetooth Headphones with LDAC for Hi-Res Wireless Audio, 70H Playtime, Clear Calls, Preset EQ Via App

As a disclaimer, I am not an audiophile and this is the first set of expensive, 'real' headphones I've purchases seeking better sound quality and comfort. Prior to this, I have only ever used the headphones which come free with my phone (yes, really) or very low quality wireless buds. Before purchasing the 1More SonoFlow I owned the JBL 510, and Sony CH520. The JBL were quite poor comfort and longevity wise, and whilst the Sony had great audio and good comfort, I fancied getting something with a bit more 'oomph'.I bought these headphones in the black friday sale so keep that in mind too.Pros:- Incredibly comfortable, I mean like, seriously, it's like wearing a cloud on your head. Both the ear cups and headband padding are superb. The headset isn't heavy but the only thing I could say is, depending on the weather and conditions it may get a bit warm (but not uncomfortable). I have medium sized ears and the whole cup covers me whole ear, there's no pressing whatsoever but still a decent level of soft clamping (not pressing into your head) - what what's it's worth I am a bald man and find these incredibly comfortable on my skin. Also, SUPER IMPORTANT:These are EXCELLENT headphones if you wear GLASSES. Over head ear phones often cause me pain/discomfort and indents on the sides of my head, not with the 1More. There is no pressure being put against my ears or glasses.- Look incredibly stylish, great colours! And look great when wearing too. Some headphones in this price range just look awful. Also, the folding hinges is great.- I have no prior experience with ANC headphones so you will have to look for opinions elsewhere, what I can say is that it does indeed work however there does seem to still be some sound seeping through depending on the environment. I'm not sure what is to be expected so if ANC is very important for you, do some additional research. For this price range the general consensus is the 1More SonoFlow does a good job. [UPDATE 1/12/23]: after using ANC in varied environments I can confirm it is OK at taking the edge off noise around you. You can still hear things but they are a lot more 'muffled'. I'm not sure if the ANC is a 'true' feature or just tacked on at this point, as I can still hear a fair bit of noise.[UPDATE 05/12/23]: After some time testing out ANC, and corroborating other opinions I've read, I can confirm ANC is working as it should. I thought at first it was initially underwhelming or just not working properly, but for the price range it does a good job of muffling lower frequency noises like train/bus sounds. It's not meant to completely block out sound as I assumed. I don't tend to use ANC for longer periods, around 15-30 mins max.- Sound quality is very good, I can evidently see the jump up in quality from my previous headphones. The sound is not knock your socks off amazing on first listen, it's not flat but somewhat neutral as default, let me explain - the sound is very warm (deep, lower frequency tones) and the higher frequencies are not sharp or distorted. The built in EQ presents do a decent job of diversifying the sound. I think this is a nice default sound tuning which won't put many people off. [UPDATE 1/12/23]: after some time for my ears to adjust, I can confirm the balancing is quite good as default. The default studio EQ is quite good but I've noticed at the lowest volume the treble and higher frequencies seem to clash a bit. But even just putting it up one notch resolves this.[UPDATE 05/12/23]: After spending more time with the default studio setting, and trying various audio, I can say these are very well tuned headphones. The default sound quality is actually better than I originally realised. Of course it depends on the mastering of the audio you're listening to, but as standard the signature sound on these headphones is very well balanced. Nothing seems to override anything else, there is no muddying of the lower end frequencies and higher end are not 'sharp' or 'grating'.- Comes with a case and wired cord! However the connection is 2.5mm to 3.5mm.- Incredible battery life and fast charging.Mixed (your mileage may vary on these points):- The app: yes it's great to have an app, but the UI/UX design is a bit dated and doesn't feel fluid, also, the manual equaliser at the time of writing only goes 3db either way, which is a shame as Sony's app for their headphones seems to offer a greater range of adjustment. Also, as of now it seems you can only save 3 manual EQ presets. On the flip side the actual UI of the equaliser is easy to use and pleasant to look at.- Build quality. The 1More SonoFlow look gorgeous, and incredibly comfortable, when on your hear they feel firm in place with no wobble (albeit these will NOT be suitable for very physical activity), and the headband adjuster feels solid. The actual materials can feel a bit plasticky, and also the plastic, specifically on the right arm band creaks a little bit with stretch to put the headphones on and off. At first this really bugged me and I kept squeezing the right arm, it felt almost... hollow? or just, creaky. It could just be mine, either way, in practice day to use use it does not become a real bother, and there is no noticeable creaks or noise when on my head or adjusting them.- UX Sound Interaction: What I mean by this is the sound queues when operating the headphones. When you turn the headset on, it will repeat the battery level twice for some reason, slightly annoying. The start up and shut down jingle is uh, not utterly awful but not very elegant. There's a jingle when changing the ANC mode, which doesn't stop what you are listening to but the jingle seems to last about 0.5 seconds too long, feeling a bit intrusive.- ANC increases the lower end frequencies/bass to help compensate the noise cancellation.Subjective:There is very minimal 'clamping'. As someone with glasses who prefer a looser fit, I am happy with this. If however you have a smaller head/ears, or want to be physical (e.g. running or dynamic gym exercises) these may not be the right headset for you.- 2.5 - 3.5 wired connection- When using the headset wired, the frequency response curve seems to change quite significantly on the lower end frequencies. Check out the SoundGuys review for this headset to check graph readings.Cons:- The only real cons I can think of is the buttons. They're actually quite tactile enough and easy to feel, but there's a few odd things, first is the placement. The power/pause button is located on the right side earphone placed at the front facing forward, but is also positioned quite low. It's not very natural feeling and I need to fumble a bit before I find it. The ANC button is on the right side facing the back and positioned higher, which my thumb naturally lands on! So, that would've been better. I guess 1More really want you to use the ANC features often eh!The volume up and down buttons are fine and tactile, and there is minimal delay for the presses to register. The only this is, the (-) button long press is the next track button, and the (+) is the previous track button. On most other headsets, it's quite naturally the other way around. Would be cool if a software update allows us to customise this.All in all I'm really happy with the 1More Sonoflow, as someone who wanted to get into the world of higher quality headsets, this is unbeatable value for money. There are similar headsets in this price range so be sure to do your research first to compare the most important qualities for you. But I will say these are a very strong contender and once again I am SO happy to have picked 1More in a world of Sony and JBL.

I'd been wearing a pair of Sony headphones for a while, but they're a little "tight" on my (slightly large) ears, so I wanted to try some for a different feelThese are incredibly comforable, the material on the earcups is not leather, but soft - they get a little sweaty after prolonged periods (5-6 hours+), but I get the same issue with just about every other over-ear headphones (including the Sony ones)Overall sound profile seems to be balanced, not too bass heavy (which I detest, and why I'd never touch Beats), they can go quite loud - while the noise cancellation isn't world class (as you'd normally get on Sony or Bose), but it does take the edge off, and pass-through is quick good (although hissy)The biggest flaw in my opinion is the time taken for the start-up & shut-down, and then you add on the sound for these - turning on overall takes well over 10 seconds, with about 4-5 of that being the tune that means you will lose audio for about 3-4 seconds from your device... slightly frustrating, but you get used to it - turning it off slightly more annoying as there are times that it decides that you don't really want them offOn a huge positive, the battery life is beyond exceptional - they claim 70 hours, and I've never pushed it to that, but I've not charged them for over 2 weeks, have used them when I go shopping for a couple of hours at a time, and they still claim to have a "battery high" charge - that's well over 15-20 hours of usage, and it's not breaking a sweatCall quality for the mic is apparently good (from what I've heard people tell me), so can't complain about thatControls are relatively simplistic, with only 4 buttons - MFC, ANC, + & -, and they're all simple to use, although the ANC flow has different sounds, so if you get used to them then it'll be easy to work out what you're aiming for - not as good as Sony's "hold to pass-through", it's simple enough to step to your selected optionFrom my view, they're really good looking, with only a few having a more distinctive look, although some that look "different" I find rather ugly (the latest Bose & Sony ones are stunning, but ones like the new Sennheisers just don't look good)Overall, for the price, these things are fantastic, especially if you can get them on sale, although slightly expensive at full price, especially considering they're not a high-end brand

First of all, I am no audio buff/ technician.I am merely basing my review on my personal use.These are in my opinion excellent entry level Bluetooth, noise cancelling headphones, particularly for the price.The sound quality appears to be pretty good, using my standard music interface on my phone. Base and treble was good, although it depends on the settings on the app. I took these on many runs, walks and air plane journeys. I found the noise cancelling pretty good, depending on the volume I had it playing. They are very loud, but again this may be down to the quality of the track you're playing, plus app. I had them on full volume for at least 9 hours, and still had life in them. Using them in-flight was extremely good, and they cancelled out almost all noise. They charge very quickly.I didn't download their app, as I read the reviews, which suggested it didn't work well. I can't therfore review that personally.They are comfortable to wear, and easily packed away in its solid case (you have to fold them up to fit). They come with the audio cable, which I did not use.Overall, I am extremely pleased with these, and use them often.