Review on 🎧 Iqua Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with Microphone, Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds, 14-Hour Battery Life, Comfortable Protein Leather Neckband, iOS Android Compatible for Work and Travel by Arlene Byrd

The main reason I ordered these headphones was the active noise cancellation (ANC) they advertised. I travel quite a bit and really need this feature to drown out engine noise. My favorites were (and still are) the Bose QuietComfort 20 headphones, which are significantly more expensive than the iqua headphones. B. in subways, air conditioning, airplane engines, etc. You'll find that the sounds of babies talking loudly and crying are also partially drowned out, but that's not really their intention and not where they shine. On the possibilities of ANC. I'd go with Bose 10 for these headphones and they're somewhere between a 7 and 8. They really cancel out ambient noise and it shows. You can clearly see the difference by enabling this feature, but it's not quite on the same level as the more expensive Bose. For me, which is rare, regular earbuds usually fit, so I replaced them with a larger size. At the risk of stating the obvious, this not only makes a huge difference in noise-cancelling, but in sound quality as well. In short, make sure they fit snugly around your ears. And in that regard, their sound quality is nothing short of outstanding. Deep, resonant bass with crisp and clear mids and highs. My wife was also impressed by the sound quality. My exact rating for them would be somewhere around 4.8, hence my five star rating. For the price they're offered at, consistent with their performance, I think they're a good choice. If anything changes as I use them more I will update this review. I hope this has helped you a bit. Thank you for reading!