Cleer Audio Ally Plus: Cutting-edge True Wireless Hybrid Noise Cancelling Earbuds with 30-Hour Battery Life, Water Resistance, and Crystal-clear Music & Call Quality in Warm Grey Review

I really liked these headphones, they sounded great with enough bass and remained clear even in the highs and mids with all types of music, the bass gives a nice sound, very pleasant in the ears, you can hear them wear for hours at work. I've never had an earache from my computer, lasts about 2 hours less than advertised with noise canceling on, but it doesn't bother me at all!

Very nice! The sound quality is good. I like being able to easily toggle between three options: ambient noise on, ambient noise off, and noise cancellation. The noise-cancellation is pretty good too, considering these are in-ear headphones and not in-ear headphones. The only downside so far is their weight in the ears, but I expect to get used to it.

I only use one for running and it works great - it stays in place and I can't hear any extra noise from friction or movement. An ambien setting is included for added awareness. I think I wish it had an off button so it wasn't always on when not in the case, or always charging when not needed. Otherwise, the sound quality is fantastic, as is the noise cancellation.

Very noticeable delays on 1+ 7t, Android TV box, Fire HD10. The sound is great. I can feel the bass in my foot which confuses me. The volume could have been louder. I hate having things at 90-100%. I am very annoyed! And it seems to be working pretty well as I can hear the difference. You won't be cut off from the world, but the difference is very noticeable. Oddly enough, the sound sometimes alternates l + r digits. It's only noticeable when watching multimedia, which can be said on which side

I bought these after my wife stole my Flow headset (also Cleer). I really liked the sound quality so I decided to try one of their other models. I wanted noise cancellation and something less bulky and decided to give it a try. So far it's great. I used them to take a work call from my home office, watch a movie on my iPad, and listen to music while doing chores. The sound quality was excellent. No cracking noises. And Bluetooth connected without any problems. I'm not sure I'll be using them…

They look nice and mostly work well. Unfortunately, it's very easy (when trying to adjust the volume) to switch between different automatic noise-cancelling modes incorrectly (just 1 tap) when you're actually trying to increase or decrease the volume by sliding your finger over the Swipe the surface of the headphones (the volume control is a much more commonly used command). Then, to add insult to injury, you have to go through a few extra cycles to turn off the automatic noise cancellation…