COWIN E7 Active Noise Cancelling Headphones
If you are looking for a budget Wireless Headphones with an Active Noise Cancellation feature, this Cowin E7 is the best headphones you can get online. The best thing is, it costs just $50 and does not suck. With over 44,000 reviews on Amazon with 4.4/5 star ratings, I can definitely recommend these headphones to you. Here are some features.
- Proprietary 40mm Large-aperture Drivers.
- Significant noise reduction for travel, work and anywhere in between.
- High-quality Built-in Microphone and NFC Technology.
- 30 Hours Playtime Per Charge at Bluetooth Mode.
But on the flip side, COWIN E7 is bulky and you may get irritated after wearing it for hours. If that is you, I would recommend you to check out MPOW H12, it is the best headphones I have tested under $50. In fact, I myself use H12 over my Audio Technica ATH SR30BT.
Editor's Rating
4.2 / 5
Ratings
Coolness4.1Usefulness4.1Price4.4
Editor's QuoteThese headphones are amazing but I still prefer my H12
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