Either Iâm blind, or there is no product brand for these? They look a bit like the set of Bohms I picked up a few years ago that my wife really loves, but I canât really see anything showing the brand.
COWIN E7 Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with Bluetooth and Mic
$39.99 at Newegg
They do look a lot like my cowin E7âI bought about 3 years ago. Was not happy with those. Among other things, the fit was a bit too tight and the bluetooth seemed a little scratchy. Even with the wired not happy with the sound. Ended up getting a Sony ( WHCH710N) which I am very happy with (both the over the ear comfort and the soundâturns out I prefer over-the-ear to on-ear)
Reviews donât match the Cowin E7 listing on the mothership.
The Silensys looks exactly the same:
https://www.amazon.com/Silensys-Active-Noise-Cancelling-Headphones/dp/B098XGQS6G/ref=mp_s_a_1_4
$36 on the mothership. Warranty is the mystery Amazon âcontact seller for Warranty infoâ Warranty.
For @Deathblow1971 , @Wooter277674486, @avusankaralingam , and @mowtay if you all want this item
100% match here on Amazon including model photos, ratings, and specs:
Considering the directions on slide four instructs you to TOP AND HOLD to change tracks, Iâd be leary about buying this. If they cant proofread, how likely is it they get the manufacturing right?
If you go to the Amazon page you will find two other brands at varying prices that are the EXACT SAME headphone! The Silensys E7 ($39.99) and the Tapvos E7 ($54.99). My bet is these are some Chinese knock off with fake reviews.
On products with the AMZN reviews, you can pull the AMZN item number out of the URL in the address bar when viewing the reviews.
In this case it is âB09B9R6RQMâ which coincides exactly with the item an earlier poster mentioned.
Why did I not realize this? Itâs so obvious! Thanks for pointing it out.
Donât be too hard on yourselfâŚsomebody had to tell me about it. LOL
These look exactly the same as a pair of Cowin E7 headphones that Iâve had for about 5 years. While I donât think the noise cancelling feature is all that great on them, I like them quite a bit. It has excellent battery life, the sound quality is decent, they have a built-in mic for Zoom calls and they are very light-weight. After using another set that I thought would be better quality, I switched back to this set. The âhigher qualityâ headphones were noticeably more heavy and the battery didnât last more than a few days. There were also issues with the software they required, and then there was a dongle⌠I greatly prefer the Cowin E7 as a daily use headset.
I bought these a few years ago and was very surprised with the sound quality for the price. I was actually reading up on a new pair of AFFORDABLE Bluetooth headphones, to replace my old Klipsch ones.
While these are far from perfect, I can forgo those imperfections for the sound quality and price. I also have a huge head, and these felt more proper than most headphones Iâve used.
Theyâre a bit bulky, but I only noticed this because of wearing them to listen in bed.
Also, iPhone some how prevents the volume from very low audio levels. Again, only something youâd probably notice if you wanted them a bit more quiet for sleep.
Other than that, as an audiophile, I cannot speak highly enough for this brand and their super affordable pricing, on their entire product line.
Iâd assume these are priced low because theyâre releasing a new model. I bought these for ~$55 a few years ago.
Just last week, I purchased the latest Sennheiser headset. While I can noticeably register the audio differences, Iâd say that the average person wouldnât notice much of a difference. DEFINITELY not a $200 difference in audio quality!
(But again, Iâm an audiophile⌠so noticing those differences is in my nature.)
Dammit. You hang around a barber shop long enough youâre going to get a haircut.
You (or rather me) hang out in a headphone thread youâre going to get a pair. lol
Right, but thatâs the Quisebin listing.
The Cowin E7 listing is here. Note the reviews are different from those linked to this Cowin listing on Woot.
https://www.amazon.com/COWIN-Active-Cancelling-Headphones-Bluetooth/dp/B07V1KZWN2
BTW, the phony Photoshopped booty pic of the girl in the gym (âErgonomic design perfect for workout/gymâ) just creeps me out
None of these are name brands, so is there one dominant one that is being copycatted, or are they all the same underlying manufacturer and product?
Thatâs exactly right. I donât know for sure of course, but Iâm wagering Iâll be receiving the Quisebin brand. Everybody keeps bringing up these other brands on nothing more than speculation.
Theyâre probably the sameâŚ
Looks like this is itâŚand they are described as over-the -ear; not on-ear. clearly my memory of the phones are not as reliable as I thought they were. In my defense, they are in my officeâwhich I havenât gone to in almost 2 years (I did bring my Sony homeâŚbut left the Cowin at work for calls. Oh well)
I am glad that you are safe and able to work from home.
It is also possible that this company makes the same item and brands them for Cowin and others as a contractor.
Did anybody catch that âcomfortable protein earpadsâ?
Since âtheyâ usually say âvegan leatherâ Iâm thinking these might have real leather earpads.