#A10 HEADPHONES BLUETOOTH#

A little more padding would probably help.

My wife has a smaller head than me (insert husband joke here) and she found that they were also comfortable, but when she was wearing them and leaned over, for example, to pick something up off the floor, she felt like they might slip off. I wouldn’t mind if there was a bit more padding on both, but for me, it feels fine. The padding on the ear cups and on the head band is really soft leather covering memory foam, and it feels nice. And if needed you can pull the ear cups downward and expand the head band. When you fold the ear cups out from their folded position you feel and hear a solid ‘click’ as they snap into place. Usually, you have to search for a little black letter on black plastic somewhere on the unit. A welcome surprise is that inside each ear cup you’ll see a big ‘L’ and ‘R’ stenciled there so it’s quick and easy to figure out which one goes on which ear. By themselves the A10s weigh just under 11 ounces, so just shy of 1 pound. The ear cups and cushioned over-the-head band don’t feel ‘plastic-y’, if that’s a word. The ear cups can be turned and folded inward so they fit nicely in the case, and the build quality feels nice. The OneOdio A10 headphones (hereinafter referred to as ‘the A10s’) come with a nice softshell zippered case that is lined with felt to keep your headphones nice and safe when not in use.

Using Time: 35 hours (ANC + BT) / 45 hours (BT only) / 50 hours (ANC only).

#A10 HEADPHONES BLUETOOTH#

The OneOdio A10 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones are over-the-ear Bluetooth headphones with active noise cancellation. Let’s check out the OneOdio A10 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones. OneOdio managed to do what I didn’t think could happen, at a $79.99 price point. At the time, I considered the SHIVR to sit between budget headphones and the top-of-the-line headphones and I said they were going to be my go-to headphones for a long time. But sometimes you wonder what you are missing. Those have been my go-to headphones when I need to block out the world and get great sound, and their comfort and features are top notch. The only over-the-ear headphones that I still use on a regular basis are the $139 SHIVR 3D Noise Cancelling Headphones that I reviewed almost 3 years ago. I have reviewed a bunch here on The Gadgeteer, and I still use almost all of them. REVIEW – Most of the headphones that I own are earbud-type headphones. If you buy something through the links on this page, we may earn a commission at no cost to you.