Tribit Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, 2019 Upgraded XFree Tune Wireless Headphones 40 Hrs Playtime,Hi-Fi Stereo Sound with Rich Bass,Soft Earmuffs- Foldable Headset with CarryCase[The Cnet's Choice]

After already possessing a Tribit MaxSound plus speaker which is one of the best quality sounding speakers easily comparable with Bose, Sony, JBL, Jvc and so on, and because my other Yamaha pair of headphones that costs 5 times more and by the way, the plastic cracked after 6 months of Light usage ( used mostly once a week or two ), I thought I would like to see how the Tribit headphones sound as well. Guess what? They sound as good as the well known Yamaha and if the plastic breaks, not a big deal, as Yamaha also broke but they cost way more, so, I can just buy a new Tribit Xfree Tune. So far, they are REALLY REALLY COMFORTABLE on the ears and light, connection is quick and stable. The sound is fabulous! I listen mostly electronic music and I love the sounds in these amazing headphones. I know you'll most probably think similar to me in the beginning:"who's this Tribit?! Never heard of it before"...etc. I was also thinking of buying Bose Quiet comfort 35 II, but their price didn't make them very attractive to me. I have had the Sony XM31000 and I can say i was not that impressed with it. Not even sound wise. Get the Tribit and you'll be as pleasantly surprised as I am. The battery lasts a LOT! Sound is SUPERB! No hissing like in JBL, no muffled sound like in Sony 1000 XM3, no HIGH price like Bose. The pads of Tribit are very soft and comfortable, so, you won't get hurt. Go with Tribit! My wife already confiscated them as she loves the sound. 😂 Tribit, Thank you guys for the good work!Update : just bought the second pair of the same model. These headphones exceeded my expectations! I couldn't even imagine that after a full charging, with only using about 1 or 2 hours almost daily, after 1 month, the battery is still at 100 %!!! The sound quality is GREAT, they are very, very comfortable and CHEAP compared to Bose, Sony, JBL etc. After 2 hours of use, I don't get ANY DISCOMFORT as I used to get from other headphones. The connectivity is VERY QUICK and STABLE. I can only recommend them to anyone out there. Forget the fancy expensive Bose,Sony. You get almost THE SAME for much cheaper price. Great job Tribit! Thank you!22 oktober 2020. Just bought a new pair of the same model. It's so good that now all my family has a pair of these headphones. Very comfortable, REALLY GREAT SOUND and A M A Z I N G Battery life! I use them on and off and after 1 month they still have 80% of battery left?! Show me a Bose,Sony, JBL etc that can last so long...well, you can't....because I have had the Sony 1000 XM3/ Bose QC II, JBL...none of them could compare with these Tribit when we talk of battery life. The only ones that could compare for great, clean sound were BOSE QC II and a pair of Yamaha( with cord ). Buy them and you won't regret anything. Bluetooth connection works like a charm too. They are indeed a pleasure to have them on as they are so comfortable. I would definitely RECOMMEND Tribit to everyone. Good job Tribit! By the way....I also have 2 very good speakers from Tribit Max Sound plus which are also very good.

So my Tribit headphones turned up today and tbh I wasn't expecting them to as good as they where but...Holy cow they are good, the sound is amazing from the drivers straight out of the box, I reckon that once I have bed them in its only going to get better.The base strong but not over powering, the mids come through well and the treble balances well with the mid and base without being too full on, there's also no hiss when it's connected and no media playing.The sound quality is way beyond what a seat headphones this price should cost..Call quality is good with not much background noise.Pairing is almost instant after the initial pair which was very easy.Passive noise cancelling is good but you can still hear the world around you a bit over the music at low levels whcihis spot on for me as ANC makes me feel like I'm in a small box.Range isn't bad, prob 10m as they suggest but I'm ok with that.There is no (or none that I can see up close) latency watching videos from NetflixFit is comfortable, a bit hot around the ears but is to be expected since synthetic and the weight is a bit heavy but not insane.Jack is a nice addition too for flying etc..All in all for the £30 they are currently (or less in a deal like I got) asking for they are amazing.. and if your in the market for some over ears and don't want to spend ££££'s or want to try over ears and don't want to fork out loads to find out they aren't your thing, you can't go wrong with these..

How does one choose a pair of headphones? So many damn options. Features, form factors, price points, brands.....and the thing you most want to know, sound quality, you can't gauge until you've bought and tried them.I watched the video of Youtube headphone reviewer, Just Doin' Audio, who has tried a bunch of Mpow, Sony, Taotronic sets across a wide gamut of prices and compiled a list of the best headphones of 2019 and the Tribit Xfree were his top pick for this price range. His review in summary: good balanced sound, good volume, good passive noise cancellation which was way better than you could reasonably expect in the price bracket. So I went for them at £30.What I experienced:- great sound, very balanced, not too much bass, good detail and an open stage stage feeling- very good battery life, I got 30hr+ on a single 3hr charge- simple controls- good build quality- reliable and quick bluetooth connectivity- good range around the house (bluetooth phone downstairs, whilst vacuuming upstairs with these on)- A really good case to keep them in (semi-hard zip bag).The only downside for me......these are not that comfortable. the ear cushioning is a bit too stiff for my tastes and I definitely felt my head being squeezed after a while! A much more comfortable pair with great sound at a similar price that I've tried are the MPow H12; the cushioning on those feels much nicer, softer and more comfortable. Since I tried those a few months prior at a friends I can't compare sound quality directly but I they seem on par with these to my non-trained ear; however those have active sound cancelling which apparently you have to keep on to get the best performance out of them.Since I had no experience with this Tribit set before purchase, I decided I wanted a pair that didn't need active noise cancellation for the best sound (for battery reasons) I decided against the Mpow H12s.If I could choose again between the two sets, I think I would go with the Mpow H12 because comfort is so important even if it means lower effective battery life. That said, I am more than satisfied with the Tribit Xfree. They are comfortable enough, and sound excellent to my non-audiophile ear.BTW the case is excellent. Having one that can survive being stuffed into a travel bag, and stiff enough to provide protection for the headphones they hold will ensure these will remain functional for a few extra years.