Review on 🎧 Black MOVSSOU E7 Active Noise Cancelling Headphones - Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones with Microphone, Deep Bass, Comfortable Protein Earpads, 30 Hours Playtime for Travel/Work by Paul Vanlaere

[final verdict] It should be over-ear headphones. They are really "on my ear" to me. I have a Bose QC35II and they fit the ears 100%. I bought them for the office, the few times I want to listen to music or have meetings. I'll add a more detailed review later, just wanted it to be available. I will adjust the rating based on more usage. Rating for 3 stars. Update 8/12/21: On/Off is in a very tricky place when wearing headphones. Very annoying. I don't have big ears, but they're not up. Unlike some other headphones I've used, you can only connect to a source via BT. However, this is not so important. No rating deductions for this, just a mention. To be honest, I'm not sure I'll keep them to myself. Rating downgraded to 2 stars. Update 8/17/21: After spending more time with them, they are fine. I've worn them for over 7 hours in the last 2 days. Therefore, I take this criticism from the rating. Here are some new things I noticed :con: macOS has no indication of the amount of the fee. My Bose and Airpods tell me how much charge is left. Somehow I was pleased with this.pro: you really can pump out the volume. I'm keeping it at 20% because I'm worried about my ears. Cons: The microphone is terrible. I use the mic on my iMac for Zoom calls and when I switched to the E7 mic everyone told me it was bad. I was also in a quiet office. Con: That power button is really annoying.?: BT seems weird. Sometimes I have to turn E7 off and on to make it work. If it doesn't work, they're connected, but the audio I'm hearing cuts out. I'm not sure if this is an E7 or my iMac bug, but I suspect it's an E7. Now I tend to leave her. The rating stayed at 2 stars but if I could I would give them 2.5 stars. Update 08/22/21: Return. Reason: iMac Bluetooth issues are annoying and a bug in the firmware in my opinion. It seems that there is no way to update the firmware either. Other negatives: - not so convenient at the end - except for "pause" I can't operate the controls without taking off the headphones! I figured another $200 for the QC35-II was worth the amount I'm going to use. I just didn't want to go with another cheaper brand. I hate giving things back.