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NOTE:1.It’s NOT 100% noise cancellation. Human talking CAN NOT be elimated and ANC is less effective in quiet environments).2.FORALL noise-cancelling headphones eliminate unwanted ambient engine noise,please don’t use noise reduction function in a quiet environment.3.It is recommended not to wear noise cancelling headphones for a long time, not more than 2 hours is recommended.4.Noise-cancelling headphones default to low volume, if you think the volume is too low, it is recommended to turn the volume button to the highest.5.Push the EQ button to turn on:When you hear one heavy click sond representative to turn on “bass mode”.When you hear twice heavy click sond representative to turn on “treble booster mode”.When you hear one light click sond representative to turn on “basic mode”.
Package Include：1 x Hybrid Active Noise Canceling Headphones1 x USB-C Charging Cable1 x 3.5mm Audio Cable1 x User Manual
Hybrid Noise Cancellation headphones
ANC MODE: Whether you’re commuting on the subway, or escaping the distractions of airplane or train, The hybrid active noise canceling effectively block out background noise up to 25dB, so all you hear is your music.TRANSPARENCY MODE: Over ear bluetooth headphones allows you to hear live sounds around you,such as flight/subway announcements and street traffic, etc., while you still enjoy the music at the same time.
60 Hour Playtime
Enjoy up to 45 hours of music in noise cancelling mode, or extend the playtime to 60 hours in standard mode. A quick 5 minute charge gives you 2 hours of listening.Note: If you are not using the noise cancelling bluetooth headphones in Bluetooth mode, please turn off ANC to conserve power.
Bass Up Technology
Hybrid active noise cancelling headphones with dual 40mm drivers and most adcanced sound processing technology.FORALL wireless bluetooth headphones can easily handle bass and mid-range sound details, to offer an almost concert hall-like feel to your favorite music.
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Hybrid Noise Cancellation headphones
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Connectivity
Bluetooth 5.2 Bluetooth 5.2 Bluetooth 5.0 Bluetooth 5.0 Bluetooth 5.0
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U35 U35 U20 U20 U20
【 Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation 】 Hybrid active noise cancelling reduces low-frequency sounds by up to 90%. More focus on your personal music,even in crowded and noisy environments. On a flight, subway, bus, or at home, or office, select ANC mode to own your personal space.
【 60 Hour Playtime 】 Noise-cancelling headphones will keep on listening while you fly around the globe, with up to 60 hour battery life. You could do what you need to do with enough power, no-stop listening with FORALL U35 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones.
【 3 EQ Modes 】 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones have 3 EQ modes that showcase a full range of frequencies from deep bass to clear treble, and feature a superior voice coil to maintain the original audio. Hear every song with all details.
【 Comfortable & Adjustable 】 The noise cancelling bluetooth headphones earcups make more angles to adjust to the shape of your head and the headband can also be adjusted for a more secure fit. More lightweight design and bouncy-soft ear cushion make longer comfort.
【 Easy To Carry 】 Collapsible over ear noise cancelling headphones with a carrying case make it easy to carry for travel, just put them in your suitcase when you go.
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Des –
It works great!!
If you’re trying to make up your mind about these headphones, Just GET IT!! The noise canceling works so so well, these headphones are EXACTLY what I was looking for, and for a great price aswell! They’re comfortable to wear and they sound fantastic!
Jay F –
Comfortable and lightweight with crisp/clear, balanced sound quality.
The FORALL U35 are very comfortable and lightweight with crisp/clear, balanced sound quality.Build wise, these are solid for being so light and quite adjustable. My daughter has claimed these for her own and fit her very comfortably but also adjust out to fit me without issue. I am very pleased with the padding material/quality. The ear and headstrap padding are very soft and light.As far as pairing with your device it couldn’t be easier. Just power up, do a scan for nearby bluetooth devices, select the “U35” headset and you’re connected. The controls are very basic and user friendly – a power button, volume up/down buttons and the ANC/APT button. The up/down buttons can also be used to skip back and forth between tracks.The sound is crisp and clear – no distortion and a nice balance between treble and bass. I have found the bass to be reasonable but not exactly deep. I also found that they are fairly loud – but won’t blow your eardrums out. I have no issues letting my daughter use these considering – certaily much safer than earbuds. There is an equalizer button with three options. I can best describe these options as too much treble, muffled bass and just right. I just stick with the just right setting which has a good balance of treble and bass.I have really enjoyed these while on the computer, listening to music and drowning whatever my kids are watching on TV. I tested the ANC (noise cancelling mode) and it works reasonably well for this price range. I have enjoyed turning on ANC while listening to music – it does quite well at drowning out external noise so you can immerse yourself in what you are listening to. With ANC only (without music) can still cleary hear what’s going on around you – although it’s somewhat quieter. As far as the APT mode goes – I haven’t seen the need to use it but I could see this being useful. I believe the idea is you turn this on so you can listen to music while at the same time being able to hear what’s going on around you. I believe this would be useful if you were out in public and wanted to still be aware of what’s going on around you (for safety reasons).I have also really appreciated these during TEAMS calls. Very comfortable as mentioned and I have never had issues with the built in microphone – others on the call can hear me clearly.After charging for a couple hours they’re still going strong after days of listening! I would say that you can easily get at least a few days of constant listening on a single charge without issue.Overall this is a nice mid-level offering. Comfort is fantastic, sound is respectable and the battery life is impressive. I have seen these for the regular price close to $100 for a black pair as well as around $55 for a white pair. I would say that value for money at $99.99 I would look around a bit and consider other comparable headsets, but at around the $55 range these are a very good value!
Roy –
Feels low-grade
While I think the sound is OK my immediate sense was this is a cheap set of headphones. 4 years ago I purchased Coinsound E7 Pro for just a bit more money. I’m only getting a new set because the vinyl material is coming off. Plus I think the batteries are getting old. Previous to that I had Sony headphones.So, compared to these units I found the quality to be lesser. The main thing I noticed was the fit. Granted I have a smaller head, they do not fit over my ears well. They just don’t feel like they are on properly. The swiveling is sluggish. To me they should move more freely. The build quality feels cheaper.However, I found the setup easy enough although it seems that when I plug in the unit to charge, I cannot listen. Long-term that’s no good. Sometimes I’ve gotten caught leaving headphones on so I have to plug in and listen. They connect well to iPad and back to PC. They do play for a long time. Also, the “carrying case” is just a plastic tray.I’ve tried them for a while but have decided to return.
Henry Scully –
Brilliant Headphones!
For the price…simple the best headphones for the money! Simply brilliant idea!
Rob –
Good Wireless Headphones For the Price – Passthrough Sound doesnt work well
I was all ready to come on here and talk about how bad the audio quality on these headphones were. I had lowered my expectation from my usual multi-hundred dollar over the ear headphones, but I was so disappointed at how muddy the audio sounded. I looked at some of the other reviews and they mentioned the EQ settings (which I had missed in the instruction manual – more on that later).After reading the other comments and then getting my magnifier app out on my phone I realized the headphones must have been in the Bass Boost mode. Followed the instructions and turned that off. Tested the headphones on the neutral setting and now the music sounds better. Not as good as the big name brands, but at 1/5th of the price what can you expect.The headphones get reasonably loud, and the audio spectrum is pretty good with adequate separation between the highs and lows. I can’t recommend the bass boost mode, however, as it makes everything sound muddy and terrible. I like the highs in my music, so the fact it just suppresses everything makes it sound terrible to me.One other weird thing I noticed: there was a slight warble (like when a record player slows down slightly) a couple times when a song started playing, but this was only experienced a couple times in a multi-hour sitting. Other than being “weird” it didn’t affect my enjoying of the music. I am not sure if the warbles were a phone issue, bluetooth issue or Youtube Music issue, so not going to mark the headphones down for them. Just mentioning it in case anyone else experiences it so we can identify the source.In neutral EQ mode, running from a streaming app on my phone the audio quality and performance was more than acceptable and not that noticeably different than the big-name multi-hundred dollar headphones.The build quality is good (based on the budget price point). I noticed the leather ear muffs made me sweat a little more and there is a ‘clickeyness’ when adjusting the headband and ear muffs that made the device feel cheap. The buttons don’t lend it any points either with a power button that sometimes needs a long press, sometimes needs a short press. Turning off the headphones just shuts them down there is no goodbye and starting them up there is no hello. Although I have grown accustomed to these (especially the battery remaining announcement when turning a set of wireless headphones or earbuds on) I almost prefer that I don’t get them on this device since the talkback speech is very heavily accented and it is hard to understand.I tested the noise cancellation and the ambient noise pass-through, but I didn’t find either of them to work as well as premium brands do. There wasn’t a big difference to me between normal and noise cancellation, but there is a slight difference. The headphones do a good job of excluding ambient noise just by the good seal they form around your head, so maybe I just wasn’t in a noisy enough area. The pass-through sound was really disappointing and didn’t work very well. If you were going to rely on that function (for instance jogging and needing to hear traffic for instance) I would give these a pass and get something with better ambient noise pass-through.The instruction manual is well done and all the instructions are there, but the text is soooooo tiny. You will need a magnifying glass (or at least the app on your phone) to really get the full use of the manual.The price fluctuated since when I picked these up and that meant the other options I contrasted it against were also high-value options around the 60 dollar mark. The listing also looks like they may have improved the buttons from the model I got. The ones I got were black buttons on black background and they were pretty flush. It looks from the pictures they may now be silver on black and more raised which would be an improvement in usability so you can feel the button you are looking for. The listing also mentions a carrying case, but the version I received didn’t have one so perhaps that is another reason for the price change.To sum it up, these are a good option if you are looking for a budget set of headphones and want to stick to a certain price point. The sound is good and they get the job done.
Have a good day everyone :) –
Heyyyy everyone! I was so lucky to find these headphones! I really needed a new pair and these showed up just in time for me. I was trying a new brand and a new set, but it really did not disappoint! I even found something new after I already learned to love them.Things I love about these headphones:(1) They have a GREAT microphone. My voice comes through crisp, clear and loud enough where anyone can hear me, even if I’m whispering! This helps me so much because (a.) I’m a hobby streamer – so before people couldn’t really hear me because my microphone was so bad and it picked up everything. This one it only picks up me and it’s beautiful! (b.) It’s great for phone calls. I can finally walk away from my phone and not have an issue with my friends being able to hear me or I don’t need to hold my phone up to my ear the whole time – great for when you have to talk and walk or carry things!(2.) It comes with an aux/aux cord and a aux/usb-c cord. This means that even when my battery dies for the Bluetooth feature of the headphones, I can keep using them with the aux-cord. I love this because it means I don’t have to pause my jam to search for a charging cord and wait for it to come back to. I can just plug it into the aux and keep on jamming or working away – no sweat, no stress.(3.) OMG – the noise-cancelling feature! Normally when you get headphones that are noise-cancelling, they are only doing so either when you’re listening to the music and they’re turned on. For these headphones, there’s a little button past the volume buttons that allows you to turn on noise-cancellation even when your Bluetooth is shut off. This gives me the ability to shut noises out without having to be connected to another device. I think it would work wonders for people who need complete silence – like maybe when having panic attack or something (that’s what I used it for). So, I think this feature is super cool!Things I would like to change about these headphones???:(1) They don’t have a mute button on them, at least not from what I’ve seen. I get kind of paranoid when it comes to certain situations and I feel the need to mute myself. For these headphones you might need to use the device you’re connected to to mute. For example, pressing the mute button on your phone call or if your computer comes with a mute button doing it that way.(2) I have mixed feelings about the battery life. I think it was good because it lasted me a couple of days. However, it did die on me without any real warning. I picked it up and it just didn’t work. So maybe beeping or red light would be helpful. That’s just me.Anywho, I hope y’all enjoyed my review! I would definitely recommend trying these headphones out! Especially if you’re looking for something that will cut out the sound of everything around you and you just want to zone out into your own little world. The microphone quality is amazing! Thank you to the company that sells these!
Customer Reviewer –
These headphones arrived with 80% battery life according to my phone once I paired it, which was very quick and easy to do.Decent quality sound with no apparent distortion. There are 3 modes: Bass, Treble and Basic. All were good quality and did not make my music or audio books sound strange.All ear piece controls were responsive with no delay.I then paired them to my computer and feel the music, entertainment sounds and spoken word were clear and enjoyable. Not overpowering and it was nice not to have to crank the volume up to hear anything like I do on my old headphones. However the bluetooth response time from starting any kind of sound was delayed in reaching the headphones by approx 50 seconds which I have not experienced with other headphones connected to my computer in the same way with the same bluetooth adapter.I like that I can switch between ANC, ANC Off and Transparency modes as and when needed at home or when out and about.
Amazon Customer –
They fit great. Noise canceling is great when using for outdoor yard work.
Tried and tested –
These are very good headphones. The build quality is great, the sound is crystal clear, with really good range and bass and they just look good. Bluetooth pairing was very easy and straightforward.The headset is very light and comfortable, I can wear them for hours without any headache or discomfort. They fit my head perfectly and the earmuffs cover my ears perfectly blocking ambient noise. This was very important for me as I stay in front of the computer for hours, and one of the reasons for getting a pair of new headset. Wireless connectivity which saves me a port on my laptop when working.A cable with 3.5 mm jack is also provided in case you want wired connection.The audio quality is great and ANC really works well.Battery life is also very good.Overall, I would say that this is a brilliant product.Hope you find this review helpful.
Schulzy –
I have over 30 pairs of ANC Headphones between $12-$100.00 that I have either purchased or received through the Vine program. When the Forall U35 appeared I requested them for comparison. At time of order they were $39.99 with a 10% coupon. They arrived quickly and easily paired to my Motorola G 5G (2023) phone and Nvidia Shield.Basic Specs: Bluetooth 5.2. USB-C. 60HR Playtime. 40mm drivers. Aux in. Multipoint connection.Notes: The color is not white. The box and my Raycon Everyday are. These are off-white or cream like my Sudio K2. Not a tan/beige like the Soul Ultra Wireless 2. They have nice silver accents on the cups. Moving on, the ear pads are very soft and squishy like the Sudio. They fit my 23″ head with room to spare. The control buttons are all the same shape, spread across both cups, and are easy to locate by touch. There are voice prompts for power, connect, and ANC modes. The EQ modes have a click noise. I tested the sound with my usual three songs: Sleep Token – “The Summoning”, Lauren Daigle – “Kaleidescope Jesus”, and Chris Botti – “My Funny Valentine”. Initially, I thought they sounded terribly harsh in the treble until I realized they were on that EQ mode. After cycling through the three I landed on the Basic neutral mode which I was pleased with. They have good balanced sound and are fairly loud even at lower volume levels. The ANC worked quite well too in blocking background TV and fan noise. When switched on it amplified the bass. My deductions are for lack of a bag, case, app, and support for additional codecs like aptX/LDAC. There is a ton of competition in this range and these just don’t have enough to push them over the top of pairs like the Tozo HT2, Soundcore Q20i, Fio Motus FM20, T-Fun NC50, and Behringer BH470NC.Final Ratings: Build 3/5. Style 3/5. Battery 4/5. Comfort 4/5. Controls 4/5. Sound 3/5. ANC 3/5. Value 3/5.