Otium M10 Bluetooth Noise Cancelling Headphones

Are these studio phones? No, of course not - but you didn't buy them thinking they were. But they do sound surprisingly full and reasonably flat for the money spent, especially if you take the time to pick the set of rubber ear gaskets that fit you best. Battery life is quite good, you'll get several hours if you don't have the volume cranked up all the way. They pair quickly and easily, stay connected very well, and will seamlessly work with multiple devices. I use these with an iPhone X and an Avaya 9641GS IP phone, in both headset profile (phone calls) and A2DP profile (music). No hiccups, no fuss, no muss - they work well. If you're an a/v snob who thinks gold plated oxygen-free HDMI cables have a better picture than the garden variety, you probably wouldn't hear the difference between these and two soup cans and a string anyway - but their price point will make you think think you do. If you're the type who immediately recognizes the difference between 20 ga. and 12 ga. speaker wire though, these will be on the lower end of acceptable. For the masses, you'll likely be pleased with them.