These are okay for an inexpensive pair of noise-canceling headphones. There is a bit of "you get what you pay for quality" to these. They do not have nearly as good noise cancelation and sound quality as a pair of $300 plus dollar headphones, and as others have said, they have durability issues. Plus, they are wired so you have to plug them into a computer, an mp3 player, etc., to listen through them. As the push has been to go more and more to Bluetooth, those are kind of a dinosaur. I would say that they are best for light use, like sitting at your desk listening to music, that sort of thing. I would not use these in a situation where you would be taking them on and off a lot, because the pads that go over your ears (which are comfortable) will split open after a while. I would say the sound quality is okay, as is the noise cancellation ability, but you definitely can still hear some ambient noise through them and the sound is not as rich as you would get in a pair of Bose headphones. But, then again, you are not paying anything near the same cost for these. So, with those qualifications, these are okay as long as you know what you are getting.
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