Review on Bluedio F2 ANC Bluetooth Headphones - Active Noise Cancelling, Over Ear Wireless Headphones with 180° Rotation, Wired and Wireless for Cell Phone, TV, PC - Black by Tricia Butler

The Bluedio F2 is amazing. They did a wonderful job with the design, rounding out all the surfaces and adding an aesthetically pleasing matte finish to everything in addition to the accents. They are beautiful to look at, twist in my hands and always sit comfortably on my head. Soft, gentle, plush are all words I would use to describe the feel of the ear cushions and headband. If you've ever come home after a hot day and relaxed on a cool, soft leather sofa, it was the same. The build quality is also solid. The parts that connect the headband to the earcups are made of brushed metal, the earcups are made of durable matte plastic, and all the protein leather parts feel pretty solid. Using USB Type-C connectors is also a good step forward as more and more phones and devices start to implement the standard. The sound quality, an important part, is fantastic as well. With them, you get a bass-richer sound profile. The mids are well represented, the highs sound believable, but the bass is heavy, like the beats. They sound loud enough that flipping the earcups and wearing them as a necklace can be an attractive option if you want to hear the world around you and listen to music at the same time. Bluetooth is powerful and stable, and setup was easy with no unexpected hiccups. They are simply beautiful and easy to use. The carrying case they come with is pretty good too, and the cables have their own tiny second carrying case. Very luxurious. Overall, the Bluedio Faith 2 headphones are impressive. You get reliable headphones that sound great and are built to last. It doesn't hurt that they're as comfortable as can be and won't cost an arm or a leg! If I had to do it all over again I could have gone for white, although I didn't realize that when I bought it, but gosh, that beige protein leather looks chic. Update: I didn't add active noise-cancellation on the Vera 2 - that's a chance because to be honest, ANC usually bothers my ears and makes me dizzy. But I tried it out this morning while mowing the lawn with them and I was very pleasantly surprised that I had no problems with them. I suspect it has something to do with the vector flow technology they implemented in Faith 2, the manual says something about gas flow facilitation, I have no idea what it actually means, but if I can use ANC and keep yours Serenity, then I'm a big fan of it. The ANC noticeably dampens the bass now, but in exchange for it canceling out the noise of a loud lawnmower or jet engine I'd say it's a fair trade. I've already rated this headset five stars because it sounds good, feels good, and looks good, but I'd be inclined to rate it even higher if I could, just because they've made this neat little feature available to people like that . like me who are sensitive to ANC.