Battery life, bluetooth range, and built-in mic are excellent, music quality is great, comfort is great, and noise isolation (passive) is impressive (better than my other two pairs of over-the-ear headphones).I've stopped using the noise cancelling feature.

Was debating the Bose Quiet Comfort 35’s, but simply could not justify the outrageous cost

My old Bose Quiet Comfort headphones broke.

Comfort and sound wise there is good as Cowin E7

That being said, once you get past the great build quality, fantastic long-wear comfort, terrific packaging and accessories (that hard case is something), there are a few minor gripes

I do own the Bose Quiet Comfort 35 headphones which are of course outstanding but come with a price ($350).

The sound quality/clarity as well as their comfort in wearing for a long time was equivalent to the

Comfort AMAZING.

Noise cancellation is almost as good as my Bose Quiet Comfort (left in an Uber).

These headphones paired easily with the transmitter/receiver to the TV.Although the Bose Quiet Comfort 35 have excellent sound qualities these TaoTronics headphones are right up there with Bose for quality of product, construction, sound, excellent comfort, outstanding noise reduction

Earpads are thick soft, headset is very light, and overall comfort is very good

Supurb audio quality, great comfort, good noise cancelling, sub-par noise leakage

Good sound and comfort.

I love the comfort of these headphones

(in fact the comfort of the TaoTronics may even be better than the QuietComfort)

I tried on 30 different pairs of headphones all different prices at Best Buy and only the bose quiet comfort felt as good

Comfort is great, sound quality is really good (not gonna dive into too much specifics about that), and this price

Comfort, I can quickly tell that these won't hurt after several hours of wearing them

Build-quality is good, and comfort is good

I’ve owned Bose quiet comfort and would say they are a bit nicer in noise cancelling and sound quality, but the difference is not big enough to justify the price difference for my wallet

In short:Comfort: 10/10, they are really comfortable, they do start to bother when you have

These headphones are good for the price, sound is good, comfort is great so far (and I generally have a very hard time finding headphones or earbuds that fit well, especially because i tend to wear them for up to 6 hours or so at a time), the noise cancelling isn't bad...not mind

Their "upgraded" model has slightly better noise cancelling (the humming sound was lessened), but the sound quality was slightly worse and comfort significantly worse than this headset

Comfort is great, and audio is not bad at all

My old Bose Quiet Comfort headphones broke.

I have a 3-4 year old set of Bose Quiet Comfort headphones but they just recently quit working.

Bose quiet comfort is the gold standard for headphones, but who wants to spend $350. ?

Comfort very surprisingly decent.

If used for a longer duration of time, my ears start to feel a little weird like as if a slight pressure was being exerted onto my ear drums (not because the music is too loud lol).Compared to my friends Bose Quiet Comfort's, these do not even come close to the quality of sound or ANC, but you get what you paid for ($50)

My 16 year old son loves the sound and comfort.

Good quality, comfort and look

(I've used all brands before), superior comfort, easy set-sup, again so comfortable

I've looked at many bluetooth headphones and not convinced any one can currently top these sound quality and comfort

With great sound, great comfort, very sleek compact design, the Tao Tronics is definitely a good choice.

If wireless, noise canceling AND comfort were all a top priority for

Comfort is mediocre.

and I really like the comfort of wearing them

Between its relative bulk and all the wonderful comfort foam padding, wearing these headphones can get a bit warm over time.

Comfort was OK, maybe even somewhat good, but not great

:Comfort: when you first put these on, they’ll feel somewhat comfortable right away

Would've preferred USB-C but for this price I'm not complaining at all.

n’t want to waste the battery

n’t work