Tribit QuietPlus Active Noise Cancelling Headphones

I have a large head, and it's difficult to find wireless ANC headphones that fit comfortably. For example the Sennheiser 4.50s sold here on Amazon are extremely uncomfortable to me. These on the other hand feel like they are just big enough to fit without discomfort. The sound quality from these is very good, they sound similar to my Sennheiser wired 500 series cans. A bit flatter curve (slightly more midrange, slightly less treble, bass is about the same). The ANC function with no audio is actually pleasant to me, it sounds like the ocean or when you put your ear up to a shell. I paired the headphones with a 5.0 Bluetooth aptx adapter, and the results are very nice. No noticeable lag while gaming on Switch or PC, no lip sync issues when watching videos, etc... I was also very impressed with the hard shell carrying case included in the box. Much better than the carrying sacks other headphone makers give you with their equipment. No product is perfect of course. My ears do get warm after wearing them for a while. This is common for noise blocking headphones though, you can't get a good seal on the ears without also trapping heat. The joints on them do creak when flexed as well, but that's not a huge deal. All in all, I'm very pleased with these headphones! If you have a larger head, these may do the trick for you.

I've only had these for a few days, but it's been a great experience so far. Pro's: - Decent active noise cancellation for the price.The ANC can be used over 3.5mm cable connection which I think is cool. - I'm no audiophile, but the sound quality is good enough for me. - Low latency when watching video on my phone (OnePlus 7 Pro) - USB Type C (USB-C all the things!) Con's - If I'm nitpicking, I guess they are a bit bulky. - Manual button for NC It's a bit too soon to comment on battery life, but no major complaints in that department thus far. Overall these headphones are really good value and I would highly recommend as alternative as well primary use

Hii, uh, for anyone curious about how these compare to another brand of NC headphones: I bought the Tribits and a pair of Sony WH-CH700N noise cancelling headphones to compare them. I think the Tribits win out in sound, and noise cancelling. The only drawback is the slight static hiss in the background (Like when you plug headphones into a desktop or laptop). Sound: the sound feels a bit punchier, with a slightly deeper bass in these headphones than in the Sony which sound a bit more mellow in comparison. Though, these also sound slightly more metallic than the warmer sounding Sony. Comfort: the Tribits have more padding on the headband and earpads. The padding on the earpads helps with passive noise cancellation as they fit more snugly to the head. The Sonys are comfortble too, but has less effective passive noise cancellation than the Tribits. However, the Tribits are a bit of a tight fit and might be uncomfortable when worn for a long time. Noise cancellation: Neither are great at cancelling noise. They mostly silence low continuous humming noises like those from an AC unit. Sounds of people talking or kids playing outside will still come through clearly. But over all, the Tribits dull out more of that low-hum noise than the Sonys. Cars passing by on the street outside sound duller/ quieter than with the sonys. The Tribits are great, but that static noise is really a bummer. It can be distracting both with the sound on and off. Because I got the Sonys in Like-knew condition at a low price, I'd choose them over the Tribits for this reason. Though the sound isn't as exciting, I like that it comes out more purely, whereas the Tribit's sound is constantly mixed with static. Overall, these are very good, and the slight static noise probably wont bother most people who'll enjoy it for its sound and noise dulling anyways.

Battery life is excellent. Headphones have very good sound, clean highs and mids. Lows are there but very unpronounced. These can get a little better by carefully widening the bass ports. Very flat response curve. Noise cancelling is decent, does well with lower frequency noise and repeating noise. Doesn't do much for voices. Microphone is ok for video conferencing. Update: dripping to 2 stars, only about a year later and the plastic has cracked just above the hinge point from normal wear, they're no longer useable :( Update: tribit provided a no frills quick replacement for the broken headband unit, exceptional customer service

Well these are just very basic headphones and at best a little over priced. You get very clear sounding music or movie listing when they stay connected, mine cut in and out even sitting very close to whatever device they are hooked up to. No way to control levels of bass or treble or mid range you are stuck with just the basics and if you enjoy bass these are not for you. They are comfortable to wear UNLESS you wear glasses then they hurt like your head is in a vice. I'm shocked at all the way over the top good reviews on these since they are just a bland basic headphone and three stars are a fair evaluation. The biggest disappointment was its supposed to have the newest Bluetooth technology and yet cut in and out on a regular basis just sitting in one place with the device just a couple of feet from me.

Previously, I made a review about how good these headphones are and how unsatisfactory I was about the noise canceling system and the sound quality. Tribit has recently reached out to me to immediately resolve the issue and offered me another pair of noise canceling headphones with better sound quality. I have returned to this page to remove my previous, low-rated review and create a much, better review of the previous set of headphones that I bought. As it turns out, my headphones actually DO have an extraordinary noise canceling system and amazing sound quality. What happened was that I was unaware of the built-in volume system these headphones contained. I have tested them out and it turns out that it enhances the noise canceling function. The bass system is deep and heavy for those who are addicted to music containing deep bass sounds. I believe that these bring a huge sense of eternal bliss and inner peace each time I use them. I love it. 10/10 Thank you so much, Tribit. For reaching out to me. :D

I really enjoyed these headphones. Build quality is pretty good. Charges fast, sound quality is excellent, and they are quit comfortable. Also Noise cancelling is decent, though I wouldn't buy for CVC as I've gotten complaints from feedback. But here's where it gets ugly. Every time I turn it on I can very clearly hear that it's been connected.... From 3 ft away. If I wear these and power it on it will scream "POWER ON". So I avoid wearing these while I power it on. But then I'll get surprised with a CONNECTED. Pretty much any of the voice prompts are just way too loud, the rest are still loud but not deafening loud. This seems to happen regardless of volume, even if it's 2 pts above mute (which I usually have it at anyway). If it weren't for this I would give it a good 4 stars. But anything that screams in your ears without any way to fix automatically gets 1.

I've been using these for a couple months now, and I've been pretty happy with them. The noise cancelling works well. The sound is good enough, especially for the price. I love the over the ear type of headphone, so that was a must, and these are quite comfortable and not overly heavy. The fit is good and I have no complaints about durability yet (I'll update if that changes). Update: Earpiece snapped off just above the screws today. On paper it's been a while since I bought these, but they sat dormant for 6 months during Covid, so not as much use as you'd think. Pretty unhappy they didn't hold up better. I'll probably look elsewhere for my replacement set.