NANNIO A1 Wireless ANC Earphones: Bluetooth 5.1 Earbuds with Qi Charging Case & 🎧 Active Noise Cancelling – HiFi Stereo Deep Bass, Touch Control, Voice Assistant – for iOS/Android/MAC/Windows Review

I chose these as a backup for my Jabra headphones which I use for business calls. Comparing them to $200 headphones, I can safely say they're worth considering. The sound quality is okay, as is the noise cancellation. Everyone hears me crystal clear on the other end and I don't hear any difference to my expensive headphones on my side. They look a little cheap, but who cares? And the charging case is gigantic, but then again, I'm not sure who cares. Allows you to put your headphones in there…

I got these headphones when my last pair started to misbehave. I chose these because I prefer in-ears over dangling AirPod-shaped ones. , correct fit is imperative. They require a good seal around the external ear canal to reproduce the rich, balanced bass they were designed for. As some other reviewers have pointed out, try each size of the included attachments: I found the one that worked best for me was smaller than I expected. Putting them in your ear is a simple matter of inserting and…

I wanted to love these headphones and expected them to at least like them, but no. The design is good, they sit well in the ears. However, the sound quality is abysmal and the active noise cancellation (ANC) leaves a lot to be desired. I wasn't impressed. When I first opened it I was very frustrated trying to pair it with my phone. As it turned out, they had nothing to do with the case. There were two pieces of transparent plastic protecting the connectors. It's probably fine for shipping, but…

First, the build quality is top notch. Of the various brands I've tried, this one comes closest to an "apple" build. It's not perfect, but it's at the top of the rankings in that regard. In 95% of the cases the pairing works well. A couple of times I only had to pair one side, but each time it was quickly fixed by turning it off and on again. It's better than most true wireless earbuds I've tried in this price range. The sound quality is pretty good too. Sometimes these things don't have enough

Well, it looks – it does, sounds – like I have a new favorite pair of truly wireless ANC headphones. These NANNIO A1s look and sound just like $200. + Sony WF-1000XM3 - three times cheaper! Did I mention they sound as good as Sony out of the box? Their ANC probably isn't that good, but it's not bad either. Additionally, the A1 has a handy pass-through mode that lets you carry on conversations without removing the headphones from your ears, although Sony's pass-through is more easily accessible.

Edit: After just a month the right earbud stopped working. There are many, many true wireless earbuds out there. What drew me to them were the features they offer: wireless charging, active noise cancellation, and Bluetooth 5.1. So how do these headphones compare to some of the cheaper offerings, and does it justify being twice the price of some of them? In terms of price, these headphones can be described as cheap. Comparable to mid-range brands like Anker and MPow, and significantly cheaper…