Edifier W820NB Plus Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones - LDAC Codec - Hi-Res Audio Wireless & Wired - Fast Charge - 49H Playtime - Over Ear Bluetooth V5.2 Headphones- Ivory

I bought these headphones to use at work as I spend a lot of time in video or audio calls via Microsoft Teams, and I'm very impressed by the quality and performance at this price point. In terms of build quality, the headphones are very light but they don't feel as "plasticky" as I expected. There is a decent amount of padding and I find them comfortable enough to wear from 8am to 5pm. I am not an audiophile by any means but I have no complaints about the sound quality when listening to podcasts, music, or ambient/background sounds. Furthermore, the microphone exceeded my expections. I have found with other headphones that the quality of the microphone is often an afterthought but that is not the case here. Part of my job involves recording voiceovers for training videos and the built-in microphone picks up my voice very clearly. Finally, the noise cancellation is impressive for the price. For context, I am autistic and extremely sensitive to noise, so ANC is a non-negotiable requirement for me when choosing headphones. It probably won't surprise you to learn that the ANC is not at the level of my Sony or Bose headphones and they probably wouldn't meet *my* requirements for use in crowds or on public transport, but they are perfectly adequate for use indoors. They easily block out all of the traffic noise from the busy road outside my office window and they generally make my working environment much more comfortable.

These sounds good, have a half decent app and good battery life. These are leaned more towards the bass for sound, but not overly so. There are preset EQ's in the app, but no custom option. Noise cancelling is really good but not great, still sit behind Sony a little bit. I'm comparing these to the AKG N200nc and the Sony XM4 headphones and for the price these are unbelievable. I would drop a star as they do feel a bit flimsy and they don't come with a case. But the price is unbelievable! Essentially if you were thinking of spending upto £200 on headphones I promise you won't go far wrong with these.

I have been using these headphones for a few months now and I am reasonably satisfied with them for the price paid but not blown away by them. I have recently bought a pair of Sony WH-CH520s which cost about ten pound less than these Edifiers and although lacking noise cancellation do sound noticeably better. And I should say I got these whilst they were on offer, I’m not sure I would buy them at full price but they are on offer on a regular basis so that’s probably the time to buy them. It is a shame that these headphones do not have a customisable equaliser instead relying on just a few presets which could be better. A number of cheaper headsets do have this feature and think it would probably help improve sound quality. On a similar note a little disappointing there is no support for 360 sound or head tracking either. Although I was aware of that when I bought them so can’t complain too much about that. Think they do sometimes sound a little flat and can sometimes make vocals sound a pit peaky and robotic. The sound cancellation does work reasonably well if you have realistic expectations of it. No ANC will ever cancel out all noise. The weakness with the noise cancellation is on public transport , they seem to struggle with stop and start of engine noise on the bus for example. Although this isn’t a major issue for me. Only giving them 4 stars overall because the cheaper aforementioned Sony’ do sound noticeably better than these Edifier’ and that’s all I have to compare them with and noise cancellation is of secondary importance to me.

Headphones are great, sound quality is amazing and fit amazingly. Noise cancellation is "ok" better than majority of headphones however it gives outside audio a weird effect so that you can still hear what is happening around you. Battery life is good but not what promised. I spent the day in london yesterday and was using the for about 10 hours on noise cancellation mode and they died soon after. Overall great headphones but just a few things that could be better. PS: headphones do not fold up so it does take a decent amount of space in bags.

Mrs wanted some new over ears for the gym (I know, I know you shouldn't wear overs for the gym, but that's what she wanted). Was looking at similar style in Sennheiser, Sony and Bose but because she has woollen ears and is in no way an audiophile (and after reading other good reviews) I thought these would fit the bill. Plus they have pleather cushions rather than fabric, which will help them last longer when she's sweating all over them in the gym. All that said, after they came and I've used them a bit around the house and while doing some chores (hoovering, mowing the lawn, bit of DIY - noisy jobs) I must say they are really good sound quality, better than I expected for the price. The ANC is really good, closer to cans of a much higher price range. I was so impressed, I bought another pair for myself!

I've had these over a year and they have never failed. Great sound and battery life. You get some wind noise in noise cancellation on windy days but otherwise they work amazingly. I can be vacuuming and still hear someone on the phone and they can hear me fine and can't hear the hoover. I will wear them for hours and they don't bother me even with stretchers in and glasses on. I recommend them for anyone looking for a decent priced pair of overear headphones.

The Good. - Solid construction, - Buttons are easy to identify, - ANC is good but I wouldn't say great. It filters out louder noises but the quieter noises slip through. - Can connect to phone and laptop via USB cable, meaning ANC still works. - Ambient sound is easily accessed The Bad - My main issue with these is the material on the ear pads. After about 40-60 mins they become hot and sweaty. - The pressure from the arms on the head is too much for me. After watching a film I had headache around my ears and felt a physical pressure relief when taking them off. I have a faily small head too. - The odd sound is really loud. I was watching Star Wars Ashoka some of the impacts in fight scenes were really loud. (like when adverts come on at high volumes and catch you off guard) I had to turn the volume down for these parts which left me struggling to hear the talking parts. - Base could be a little better. - The phone app can change the sound but this change is only in effect when the headphones are connect to your phone and the app is on. There is no onboard memory to keep the settings. When you close the app and re-open you can see the the settings have reset to default. - You can't charge these via a USB plug and use them at the same time. The simply disconnect. Note: you can plug them into your phone/laptop via USB and use them including ANC, this may also charge them too, but I can't confirm. - No AUX to use without battery. - There is no way to switch between BT devices. It remembers the connections but you can't switch. So you have to disable BT on the device you don't want to automatically connect to.

Bluetooth and wired/two modes. usb-c charging port for wired connection. The wireless lag is fairly apalling, their game mode trims it from bluetooth 5.0's 200ms to 80ms. Without AptX support (bt5.1), bluetooth headphones are not good for gaming nor watching most movies. (depending on codec used i had to change the audio delay by a ton) Fine for music. That said, when you use these wired <they are phenomenal>, noise cancellation is magical, even blocks out 85% of seagull. (worth using around town just for that) All the levels are fantastic and ready to be put through any equaliser app you can get your hands on. The microphone function also works very well. If the usb port survives use for more than half a year these will probably become the best headphones i've owned. (to hell with you, samson, and your shoddy wiring) But i do repeat, unless you buy aptX headphones, these are not for gamers who want a wireless connection. wifi has far more bandwidth for that (on account of using 10 times more power).. these will last almost 50 hours on a full charge. With the quality these headphones, already are, AptX would have put quite a bit onto the price. although u can get compatible headphones for less than these cost, their hardware will rarely be deserving of the new protocol. Earbuds might be alright tho haven't tried those for decades. Midrange product, low-end price. The bluetooth suffers because of it but if you don't mind wired, these are phenomenal.

Excellent device, and love the color! The battery is *actually* long-lasting and the sounds quality is high. I mostly purchased them because of the noise cancelling mode, which is really good. Perfect for studying!

Ich habe lange nach Over-Ear-Kopfhörern gesucht, die bequem sind, gut klingen und nicht gleich ein Vermögen kosten – und bin bei den Edifier W820NB Plus gelandet. Was soll ich sagen? Ich bin richtig zufrieden! Der Sound ist echt toll, schön ausgewogen, mit angenehmem Bass, ohne dass irgendwas dröhnt oder schrill wird. Auch die Verarbeitung fühlt sich richtig hochwertig an, nichts klappert oder wirkt billig. Dazu sind sie super bequem – ich kann sie stundenlang tragen, ohne dass irgendwas drückt oder nervt. Das ANC (Active Noise Cancelling) ist okay – natürlich nicht so mega stark wie bei teureren Modellen, aber völlig ausreichend für meinen Alltag. Es nimmt genug Störgeräusche raus, damit ich mich auf Musik oder Podcasts konzentrieren kann, aber man sollte keine absolute Stille erwarten. Für den Preis ist das völlig in Ordnung. Der Akku hält auch ewig, die Verbindung geht schnell und stabil, und ich finde es mega angenehm, dass sie nicht so schwer auf dem Kopf liegen. Für mich sind die Kopfhörer ein absoluter Glücksgriff – ich würde sie definitiv wieder kaufen!

J'écrirai un avis plus long plus tard quand j'aurai davantage de temps, mais je souhaitais déjà écrire un résumé, qui est que ce casque, que j'utilise maintenant depuis 3 semaines de façon intensive (chaque jour pendant 10h+/j) est tout juste exceptionnel. Je l'ai utilisé pour réviser une formation académique de haut niveau pendant plusieurs semaines. Je ne pensais pas qu'un casque anti-bruit m'était nécessaire, car j'ai toujours travaillé avec du bruit et de la musique. Quelle erreur d'appréciation! Les filtres anti-bruit actif et passif sont tout simplement incroyables, ils filtrent de façon impressionnante presque tous les types de bruits sur toutes les fréquences, que ce soit les fréquences graves ou aigues. Pour les audiophiles, le son est très bien équilibré, et il ressort merveilleusement bien avec le filtre anti-bruit actif! Quand il est activé, les sons musicaux ont encore plus de profondeur, c'est certainement de qualité studio à mon avis et d'après les tests en ligne. Pour ceux qui ont peur qu'un casque anti-bruit avec des coussins à mémoire de forme comme celui-ci cause de la chaleur et des inconforts dans les oreilles, je peux dire que ce n'est pas le cas. J'ai pourtant le conduit auditif des oreilles très sensibles, je ne supporte souvent pas les bouchons d'oreille alors que j'en ai besoin pour dormir la nuit, mais ce casque ne cause que très très peu d'humidité dans les oreilles alors qu'il a pourtant une très bonne adhérence hermétique autour des oreilles. Il est extrêmement confortable. Pour les audiophiles et les exigents, il y a des vidéos youtube permettant d'écouter le filtre anti-bruit actif de plusieurs casques, dont les meilleurs actuels (sony et apple), et incluant celui-ci de Edifier, et bien qu'il soit bien sûr moins efficace, ses performances restent très proche à mon avis, à un coût bien moindre. Il y a également le test détaillé du soundguys, avec des courbes audio qui montrent objectivement que le rendu audio est bien équilibré et que le filtre anti-bruit est très efficace sur toutes les fréquences. Vraiment, une très belle réussite par Edifier avec ce W820NB Plus, bravo!

Is a very good product And good delivery services ♥️

Edifier es una compañía que en poco tiempo ha ganado un merecido prestigio en cuanto a la calidad de sus productos de audio. Estos auriculares no son una excepción. Su diseño es funcional y están fabricados con buenos materiales, en particular sus excelentes transductores de 40 mm. Tienen un diseño correcto y resultan cómodos para largos periodos de uso. Pero en lo que realmente sobresalen es el sonido. Su respuesta es coherente, sin absurdos énfasis ni injustificables caídas en todo el rango de frecuencias; se puede encontrar con facilidad en Internet su gráfica de frecuencias, que corrobora la coherencia y la honestidad del sonido de este modelo. Hay auriculares con precios de cientos de euros, que con suerte tendrán una calidad de sonido similar a estos Edifier, pero no mejor. Si ya alguien prefiere un determinado tipo de sonido, puede acudir a la ecualización, que para eso está. La cancelación activa de ruido llega a 43 db, lo que supone que se sigue oyendo sonido exterior, aunque notablemente atenuado. Podrían haber optado por una mayor cancelación de ruido, pero tener una audición totalmente aislada del exterior tiene sus ventajas y sus inconvenientes. Los auriculares aceptan el códec LDAC, lo cual está estupendo si se dispone de un dispositivo que disponga de este códec. Lástima que no acepte el aptX, que está más estandarizado aunque parece haber entrado en decadencia. Resumiendo, unos auriculares sobresalientes: bien diseñados, cómodos y con un sonido inmejorable. Si costaran el doble, seguirían siendo una buena opción.