DOQAUS Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, 52 Hrs Playtime Wireless Headphones, 3 EQ Modes, Foldable Hi-Fi Stereo Bass Headphones, Soft Memory Protein Earmuffs, Built-in Mic＆Wired Mode for Phone PC Travel

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The red led light is on when charging. The white led light is on which indicates that the battery is fully charged. The DOQAUS Care 1 headphones have a battery life of up to 52 hours and up to 10000 hours standby time after being fully charged. Do not use the adaptor without Safety certification, not rated SV. ( The headphone is designed with power protection circuit. The headphone will stop charging to protect the battery and it self if use the adaptor unmatched.)

Overall, the body feels reasonably sturdy but probably not strong enough to take a bit of a bash. Headband and Adjustments We used quite an awkward-shaped head with larger ears to test it, but the headphones sat on them securely. The ear cups are quite large in diameter and cushion the ears nicely, but they might be slightly too big for someone with smaller ears.Although there are plenty of reasons why we enjoyed testing the Momentum 4 Wireless, it's the battery life that stands out as exceptional, especially compared to the competition. You'll get 60 whole hours, even with ANC on. For comparison, Sony's XM4 wireless headphones at the top of this list, as well as its newer XM5s, offer only half that at 30 hours. If you're planning to buy headphones to match your existing audiophile kit, such as high-end network streamers or Hi-Res Audio players, look for headphones that use hi-res audio codecs such as Sony's LDAC or the Bluetooth aptX HD and aptX Adaptive codecs. Without them, your audio source won't be able to stream hi-res audio wirelessly at its best quality. Overall the button design was a bit of a letdown for us and could be improved by increasing the size and visibility of the buttons. But we get it; it’s a budget set of headphones with lots going on. One thing we will add is that the functionality of the buttons themselves was excellent for us as reviewed further down. Wires and Cables

It's important to focus on the features that really matter to you. Touch controls are handy, but will you actually use them or do you prefer to use a voice assistant? Do you really need active noise cancellation if you're not going to be listening on public transport? There's no point in paying for features you're not going to use very often. As part of the adjustable design, you can also swivel the cushioned ear cups out 180° using the plastic swivels attached to them from the headband. Again, we put it to the test by forcefully trying to pull the ear cups out from the joints when swivelling them around, but couldn’t. Price matters too, of course. And while it's true that you get what you pay for and some of the world's best headphones are pretty pricey, that doesn't mean you have to spend hundreds of pounds to get a great audio experience. There are plenty of affordable options that punch way above their price tag, and the compromises tend to be small: slightly less premium materials, perhaps, or a bit more audio leakage when you're listening in public places. These are on-ear headphones rather than over-ears, and one result of that is that the soundstage isn't quite as immersive as with a pair of over-ears.You might also hear some ambient sounds too, but for those who work in an office or need to stay alert at home this could be a plus point rather than a criticism. Not everyone finds these as comfortable for long periods too. There are lots of standout features to shout about here, but the best has to be their sophisticated noise cancellation, which is applied when you’re listening to music and during calls. When we trailed this feature, we found the call quality to be remarkably clear, even when walking on a busy city street. There are 11 different noise cancellation modes on offer too, so there's something for every potential scenario.Last but not least, we considered the cost. We're well aware that premium headphones can be too expensive for some; we're also aware that for some music fans, there's no such thing as an acceptable corner to cut when it comes to audio quality. So we've considered both kinds of listener here, and as a result we believe that every pair of headphones in our guide will make you feel you've spent your money wisely to get the best possible audio experience for you. We'd recommend thinking more about how you'll use them than about the logo. Some offer much better battery life than others, some are more focused on sound and some are focused on convenient features. How much should wireless headphones cost? During our testing, we were pleasantly surprised that the Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones deliver exactly what they promise and then some thanks to their exceptional noise cancellation and cutting-edge codec support, which delivers even higher quality audio in compatible apps.