TAGRY H08 Headsests with Case Black

Charges Fast, Works Long and Well
I had bought these Headphones primarily for listening to Those Relaxation, Healing and Meditative Videos on YouTube that one plays at night while going to sleep and sleeping. I had been using Bose and Samsung Earbuds, but their charges do not last very long, and who knows how long it takes them to charge up. I also use them as my audio for YouTube and Movies that I watch on my Laptop, using BluTooth, and so I was always looking around for an Ear Bud that still had some charge on it. So when I got these Headphones and read about how they charge up in an hour and then be able to play… well, so long I didn’t bother to pay much attention. But then, well, it took less than an hour of initial charging to bring the blinking red light (Charging) to Blue (charged) and the BluTooth Settings on my Laptop declared the charge to be at “100%” and then after using them all night… probably at least 8 hours, they were still at 90% charge. So, now I use them all day long for movie and YouTube watching, and let them charge whenever I’m cooking dinner or walking the dog, and they seem always close to a Full charge.Now about Noise Cancelling…. well, I used to be Calibration Tech, you know, the Metrology Department, and I had specialized in Audio, RF and Microwave. So I have a good idea about the Theory of Noise Cancelling. This would mean that the Headphones have a microphone somewhere that picks up ambient sound, but puts it through a Phase Shift Circuit to flip the NOISE by 180 degrees which effectively cancell out the original noise. These Noise Cancelling Headphones works best on actual NOISE, that is any kind of a hum, for instance, I now have a fan blowing directly at my head and I can hear nothing from it, but when I push the furthest off button,the “Noise Cancelling Mode” Button, to turn it off (and the headphone will tell you “Power On” “PowerOff” “Connected” and the NCM “On” or “Off”… really User Friendly. But, yeah, when Noise Cancelling is Off, then the fan is actually making a lot of noise. But apparently the electronics that perform this task require some time to find some filtering sweet spot, because, surprise events like slamming doors make it through, though either somewhat dulled by the Circuit or just quieted somewhat by the soundproofing the the full cover Headphones.So, yeah, considering price point and what my expectations had been, I gave these a Five Star. I’m always getting questions about other Amazon Marketplace Products I had reviewed, and so if any of you out there have a problem, then write one of those questions and I’ll do my best with it. God Bless.

Not good for smaller heads. Great for larger. Big ears cups.
The ear cups are nice and big, cover hubby’s ears well. Very comfortable, for him. But these were originally bought for me and the headband is too big. So, not good for smaller heads.Sound is acceptable.Fairly lightweight.Connected easily to my iPhone.And the price wasn’t too bad.But we the best thing I like is how they fold up. I’ve bought several ones that folded up when I picked them up. Annoying! They ended up breaking at those joints. Infuriating!These seem sturdier.

Pretty good but the ANC does not work when these are plugged into a device – huge bummer!
Can’t go wrong for the price, so I don’t want to be too critical on these. I bought them for a long airplane trip and wore them solely on the airplane. They are nice looking, have a good weight, and I like the adjustable part of the headband. What I don’t care for is the fabric case, which doesn’t make it too quick/easy to get the headphones into, it’s rather snug.One major downfall, and by the way, I don’t recall it being stated in the product listing, is if you want to plug these into a device with the included headphone jack cord, you do not get to use the ANC — geesh!! — that really stinks when you are flying on a noisy airplane and want to block that noise out – it was only after I received, opened the pkg and read the instruction booklet did I see where it states that ANC will not function in that instance. We have a pair of Bose noise cancelling headphones and the ANC works even if plugged into a device – the ANC itself on these is alright, but I do feel it could be better, as in more noise cancelling.As for the sound, they are pretty good. I know these are not $100+ headphones, so like I said, they are good for the price.I can’t comment too much on battery life since I used them for about 8 hours or so, and aside from the headphones telling me that the battery is low (not sure if it will), I have no idea how much juice is left (Bose does tell you a percentage when you turn them on and have them on your head, these do not) – the earpads are comfy, so no complaints there.These have some nice things going for them, but I can’t get past the ANC “only working with bluetooth” – that was a real bummer.