R3 Classic Retro Wireless Headphones, Vintage Design,Volume Control,60 Hours Playtime, Noise Isolation, with Microphone, Throwback 80s 90s Design,Silvery

I want to preface this with I’m not an audiophile - but the sound is great on the airplane, gym, train, and walking on the street. It pairs quickly with my laptops and phones. Program it once and it auto-pairs across multiple devices. Lightweight. The pads on the ears are really soft and comfortable but no noise cancellation though. Definitely recommend.

Summary: Bought them bc they reminded me of a genre I like. I knew they were not going to be excellent, but they were more cheaply made than expected. Still would have been satisfied if they hadn't broke in about....eight or nine weeks.I love the look of these. I am a nerd, and old 80s movies are a dorky interest of mine. These are similar that 80s -plastic is cool, we can paint it silver like metal, but it's not metal!- kind of vibeIt actually looks like a walkman worn in like Back to the Future...but I think it was the second one with the hover boards.The plastic, unfortunately, is also the quality of 80s plastic. Same with the metal band across the top of your skull. It has those horrendous pressure sliders where two very thin pieces of metal are sandwiched together with little blacl plastic sandwiches squeezing them together. So hopefully you have a little dubya (WD40). Or, for those who may not have dubya, but do have heat protection, smoothing oil, or even a vitamin E oil--you can use any lube in a pinch when they get stuck. Don't argue with it, you'll get pinched.Anyway, having said all that. They were great. Sound quality was okay. I could tell they were NOT $40 or $50 worth (lol the App keeps registering my comments as positive. Apparently AI read "not worth" as "value for money" so head's up on that. I personally haven't got much faith in reviews at this point but...I dunno. LOL Walmart is putting 5lb on 3lb chicken--maybe I should just be grateful they turned on to begin with.