Black SharkJoyBuds Max Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, 50H Playtime Wireless Over Ear Headphones with Microphone, Bluetooth 5.4 Gaming Headsets Comfort Fit Ear Cups, 6EQ Modes via APP (Black)

The audio quality on these headphones is surprisingly good for the price—clear, balanced, and comparable to other brands I’ve used. Noise canceling is decent, especially for lower frequencies like engine hum, but it’s not the best for blocking out voices or higher-pitched sounds. Comfort is okay, though the padding feels a bit stiff after prolonged use, and they’re a little on the heavier side. The biggest downside for me is the unsettling voice prompts—the high-pitched, childlike voice combined with random giggles when powering on or off feels unnecessary and even a bit creepy. Despite that, the headphones are well-built, have solid battery life, and work well for travel or general use, making them a reasonable option if you can overlook the odd design choices.

My opinion on the Black Shark JoyBuds MaxI've been using the Black Shark JoyBuds Max for a while now, and honestly, they've exceeded my expectations. Here's why I liked them so much:1. Low latency mode for gaming:2. Great overall sound:3. Comfortable and stylish design:4. Good battery life:5. Stable Bluetooth connection:6. Decent passive noise cancellation:7. Functional microphone for calls and gaming:In summary, the Black Shark JoyBuds Max are an excellent option if you're looking for versatile earbuds with great sound quality, a gamer aesthetic, and solid performance for both gaming and daily use. Highly recommended if you enjoy mobile gaming or simply want earbuds with a great price-to-quality ratio.

The audio quality is really quite good, to me they sound as good as any I've used. Five stars for the audio quality. The noise canceling is about what I'd expect from a pair like this. I have heard better, but it does a very decent job at muting the background noise. Even the passive muffling is pretty decent. I would not call them uncomfortable, but they're also not the most comfortable I've used. The padding on the head and ears starts to feel a little "hard" after a lot of prolonged use, but it's not horrible. I certainly feel that the overall build quality is good for the price point, they seem well built and don't feel cheap or like they're going to break. Battery life seems to be on par with advertised.I do find it a little strange that it laughs when you turn it on or off, and furthermore there's no differentiation between the on or off notification laugh sound. I'm not really a fan of the voice used, I think the intention is to sound like an anime character. One of the notifications also gets cut off before the clip finishes playing, which just makes what's otherwise a pretty decent set of headphones just feel slightly cheaper. None of that really affects the function.

The voice they use to narrate what button you've hit is unsettling. It's female, a higher pitch that's somewhat childlike, and you get these weird giggles when turning the set on and off. There's an accent with any words. Sometimes the words get clipped at the very end (saying the word 'on' but cutting off before fully getting the 'n' sound out). The voice is my biggest issue with these.I connected this to a Samsung tablet. The volume buttons do not seem to work unless I've started an audio source... you can't use them to change volume unless audio/video is playing, unlike the device's volume controls. Sometimes, a press still isn't registered, like maybe there's a loose connection in the electronics.I tried the noise canceling with my white nose machine running - my big use for noise cancelling headphones is when flying, to cut out the engine noise so I can actually hear whatever I'm listening to, and this somewhat emulates that. It does cut down the noise, but it seems much more effective with lower tones than higher. I can hear significant change to the lower tones when I remove one cup from my ear... Those higher ones barely change, though. I need to try these in other scenarios to get a better feel for their capabilities. Besides flying, I'd love headphones that can effectively cancel talking, but my hunch is that these are best suited for noise involving engines - planes, trains, cars, general traffic (but maybe not horn honking), construction equipment, that sort of stuff.Other things to note: No case is included. They provide cables for charging (USB, not wall outlet) and for plugging into an audio port instead of using bluetooth. The ear cups are soft and a good size for my ears; there's no odd pressure on them. Audio quality seemed fine to me, but I'm not a sound engineer or anything... I just didn't feel like the quality changed much between playing something through my tablet's speakers and these headphones. They're not a bad option at the price point, I'm just personally uncomfortable with the narrating voice.

So the reviews had me second guessing buying these. Im so glad I did. Maybe I'm lucky but they sound just as good as some of my 100 dollar pairs I'm not just blowing smoke. Im amazed with these guys. Very happy. The mids and highs are there and really good separation of instruments. The bass isn't head rattling but perfect for me. I can listen long term and not feel fatigue.

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