VANKYΟ Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, C751 Over Ear Wireless Bluetooth Headphone with CVC 8.0 Mic, Deep Bass, Hi-Fi Sound, Comfortable Protein Earpads, 30H Playtime for Travel/Work

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Both headphones are foldable, ANC with deep bass, and hands-free calling. But the C751 is more comfortable and easy with the folding headband, and It can be connected with two devices at a time which C750 isn’t. The sound is equally good, but the 751 bass quality is more powerful. What’s in the box? The built-in microphone also gives you hands-free calling functionality which works great if you don’t want to use Bluetooth. It uses “CVC 8.0 noise cancellation technology” which has been engineered by Vankyo themselves according to their product description, The headphones come in this nice box. There is the image of the product, company logo, and model name, as well as active noise canceling on the front side. The Vankyo C751 has an updated design from their previous model C750, which was launched earlier this year. They added an extra button on the left earcup which controls power on/off, ANC on/off and pairing mode along with volume up/down buttons for controlling your audio source. I like that Vankyo C751 is equipped with USB Type-C port, so you don’t have to take micro USB cable with you to charge the headphones. You can use the charging cable from a smartphone. Conclusion

There are two modes available called “Normal Mode” which cancels outside noise while letting some ambient sound through so that you can still hear things around you while listening. “Music Mode” is the other, which completely isolates your ears from all outside ambient sounds so that you can listen uninterrupted while remaining aware of things around you. Battery Life The C751’s are wireless headphones that feature Bluetooth 4.1 with a range of up to 33 feet (10 meters). They can connect to your phone and any other compatible device at the same time, which can come in handy if you want to listen to music on your phone while answering calls on your PC or laptop.When it comes to highs, it is somehow a little low, as they do not sound as deep as high frequencies. We consider the highs can use some enhancement.

Also, Vankyo C751 has active noise cancellation, five built-in EQ modes, CVC 8.0 microphone, and USB Type-C port. Features: wireless, Bluetooth 5.1, work range: up to 10 meters, playtime: up to 55 hours, foldable design, soft padding earcups with memory protein earmuffs, adjustable headband, deep bass, hi-fi stereo sound, built-in stereo microphone, 2 devices connection: simultaneous connection to two BT devices And I believe this is due to the big ear cups and the way the weight of the headphone is distributed. This is one of those things that’ll affect every person differently, but if you are somebody like me who’s prone to discomfort below the top of the headband, that is something to consider if you plan to wear VANKYO C750 all day long. The C751 hybrid active noise-cancelling headphones are the latest product in their lineup and feature a collapsible design, Bluetooth 4.1 connectivity, and a wireless range of up to 33 feet. Build qualityThe design is immaculate and optimized! Made for regularly listening, working at home, taking online classes, commute, or traveling. Looking very professional and multi-features enabled headphones. Specs: over-ear, dimension: 7.60″ x 6.61″ x 3.39″, weight: 9 ounces, Bluetooth 5.0 (outdoor: 33ft/indoor: 49ft), speaker diameter: 40mm, charging port: micro USB, battery: 500mAh lithium battery The Vankyo C751 has a great sound quality at such a reasonable price. It’s really comfortable and also good active noise-canceling. The one flaw is the size is quite big. Even though these over-ear headphones are a little bulky, but the foldable design allows easy portability.

Today we are taking a look at the VANKYO C751 Bluetooth Headphones, the updated version of the Vankyo C750 that we reviewed earlier this year.

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If you want to connect wirelessly, then go to Bluetooth settings on your phone, and choose Vankyo C751. This was impressive as you can truly stretch out the headband without damaging it. One of the design upgrades with this model is a brushed the metal touches on the outside of the cups, which does look amazing. The ANC is not quite as effective as some other models I’ve tested, but it does produce decent results in my opinion. It’s not as good as the Bose QC35 II, but it does cancel out most low-frequency noise like jet engines and wind but not so much high-frequency noise like people talking or music. Specs: over-ear, dimension: 6.65″ x 5.59″ x 4.09″, weight: 14.4 ounces, driver size: 40 mm, frequency response: 20 – 20KHz, transmission frequency: 2402MHz-2480MHz, impedance: 32 ohms, sensitivity: 110dB +- 3dB, max input power: 1600mW, Plug Type: 3.5mm/6.35mm stereo, Cable 1: 2m-3m 9.8ft 3.5mm to 6.35mm coiled cable, Cable 2: 1.2m 3ft 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable with microphone Specs: over-ear, dimension: 9″ x 8″ x 2.6″, weight: 24.8 ounces, 40mm driver, impedance: 32 ohms, frequency response: 20 – 20 kHz