Paww WaveSound 2 Bluetooth Headphones

When I was looking for a new set of headphones, I had few criterias. Noise Cancelling, good sound and comfort that's over the ears. I have to say the PAWW Wavesound 2 met my criterias. Let me say from the start that these are exactly the same as the Cowin E7 headphones. The only difference or the advantage PAWW has that it comes with nice braided cables and importantly, a sturdy hard form fitting case. E7 comes with a pouch. You can check the videos on YouTube on both headphones to compare. Plus when I bought my PW2 only a month ago, it was $78 on Amazon. Now it's $66. Now the review. I use these at work, commuting on the metro train and at home for music and watching movies. It works perfectly well. The noise cancelling works like a charm. For those people talking close by you can hear a bit of it but for constant, steady noises, it does block it out. Since the pitch on a person's voice fluctuations varies, it can seep through at times. There are no noise " bleeding " from the headphones so others around are not disturbed. Sound is very good. Whether it's via cable, Bluetooth or with the noise cancellation, it's all clear. The other part is the comfort. The padding on the headphones are light and comfortable. If you have small, average or even larger ears these should cradle and surround your ears for long term wear. I've worn them as long as 3 hours and no problems. An occasional removal to air out and let my ears breathe, but no issues. It only takes about an hour to recharge the headphones but that's because I charge it every night next to my smartphone and tablet. Plus the hard case makes it easy and safe to carry anywhere. My only wish is that it came with better button controls on the right headpiece, just like the ones on PAWW Wavesound 3. But they are easy to manage and learn. Other than that I enjoy my PW2. If you're not dead set on name brands, give these a try. The build quality is excellent. And I've had others inquire how mine is - one guy was wearing beats.