Ankbit E500Pro+ Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Bluetooth Headphones, Black, Over Ear, 90H Playtime, Deep Bass, LDAC for Hi-Res Audio, Travel & Music, Aluminum, 1 Count

First off, these headphones are super comforatble & lightweight. They have very good to excellent sound when connecting via LDAC transmission and ANC, which boosts the bass output perfectly for my taste. The battery is also beefy enough that I can easily use them for several days (3-5) without a re-charge, and the wired connection sounds good thru most dedicated HP amps. They also came with a semi-hard case for storage and travel and fold up nicely. Ankbit (battery) and1mii (BT) have joined forces and these headphone are a definite winner even at the full retail price. It is basically the e700 without Apt/X LL or HD but fully LDAC and if you have Android 9 or above it has LDAC built into the OS.

I have close to 30 pairs of ANC headphones ranging from $12-$100.00 that I have either purchased or received through the Amazon Vine program. Recently I have been comparing pairs in the $30-$60.00 range. I had been looking at the Ankbit E500 for a while and then the E500Pro+ appeared on a deal - $39.99. I ordered them along with another pair. They arrived quickly and paired easily to my Motorola G 5G (2023) phone. Basic Specs: Bluetooth 5.0. USB-C. 60-90HR Playtime. 40mm drivers. Aux in. LDAC support. Notes: They come in a nice hard case that looks very similar to the more expensive EarFun Wave Pro - $79.99 and 1More SonoFlow - $59.99. I was pleasantly surprised at the weight too. They have a comfortable headband and thin rectangular ear pads. Unfortunately the ear cups swivel in the wrong direction if placing around your neck. They fit on my 23" head with room to spare. I like the numbers on the extensions. The control buttons are very large and easy to locate by touch on the right ear cup. There are tones for power and connect with voice prompts for ANC modes. I tested the sound with my usual three songs: Sleep Token - "The Summoning", Lauren Daigle - "Kaleidescope Jesus", and Chris Botti - "My Funny Valentine". My initial impression was that they were very quiet. I discovered that the headphones' volume is independent of my phone. Once I turned them up to a comfortable level I was pleased with the balanced sound but they are lacking in bass response. Listening to high bitrate audio files with LDAC was enjoyable and they rivaled the EarFun and 1More. The ANC was perhaps my biggest surprise as they blocked out a tremendous amount of background TV and fan noise. They are easily on the level of the Tozo HT2 -$39.99 and Soundcore Q20i - $33.99. I think the only feature missing is app support. Final Ratings: Build 4/5. Design 3/5. Battery 5/5. Comfort 4/5. Controls 5/5. Sound 4/5. ANC 5/5. Value 4/5.

So far, so good. Don’t pay any heed to those negative reviews. These aren’t Bose, Sony, Beats, or any other high end headset, but it packs a punch in sturdiness, sound, and the accessories that it ships with. I’m pleased with it. It’s an awesome product.

Sound quality, comfort, microphone, and battery life are acceptable. The hinge creaks. It will sometimes make a notification beep for no apparent reason (good connection, battery not drained). The biggest issue is that it will only charge with a basic 5v USB A to C cable. If you plug it into a PD (USB C to C) charger it won't do anything. It also doesn't detect when you take it off your head, which means it continues to drain battery for hours if you forget to turn it off.

When it comes to battery life this is probably one of the best headphones you can get on Amazon. You can go weeks without having to charge it. Unfortunatly compares to much cheaper headphones (20$), these headphones are extremely flimsy. The plastic on the sides broke right after the first month. It became unusable after the second. These headphones were not made to be handled constantly. Which makes its long battery life pointless.

Worked well for the first couple months now wont charge at all. Bought in February and its july now. Plain garbage. Do not buy.

pairs well with my smart TV, and works well with my receiver bluetooth

I use my Ankbit E500pro+ headphones daily and am delighted with their performance, comfort, and battery life. After 14 months, however, the leather lining on the earpads began to deteriorate and is almost completely worn off now. I will continue to use them with foam against my ear instead of the soft leather but I am disappointed. It's a shame the leather is not replaceable.