Had tested the other brands of similar price range,in my opinion this one is best especially for the sound and all round features.

Lots of research led me to choose these over Sennheiser and Bose. I have Sennheiser Momentums (wired) for home listening but wanted noise-cancelling ones for a trip to South America. They make a lovely, balanced sound and work amazingly slickly with my new Sony Walkman NWZ-A15 player. Bluetooth connection was trouble-free and quick and stays stable through 2 or 3 room changes around the home. testing the noise-cancelling in the street and I was aware of tire/road noise from traffic to a certain extent, but that is expected when noise-cancelling is mainly for low frequency noise. Standing next to a bus, I really could not hear the rumble from its loud diesel engine when only about 8 feet away. Brilliant. It should work really well on a plane. They're super-comfortable and have great controls easy to hand on the ear-piece. A great plus is the ability to stop music playing and listen to outside conversation simply by placing your hand over the right ear-piece - clever, clever. Volume contrail and track change can also be done by swiping the ear-piece.

Really happy with these headphones. So far Bluetooth has been rock solid (iPhone 7+), love the touch controls, and the noise cancelling is really powerful. Takes a day or so to get used to the 'sucking' effect of the noise cancelling but it allows me to listen to music at lower volumes due to the reduced external noise. Also, you can turn on ambient sounds or ambient sounds focused on voice when you don't want to be completely isolated. And the noise cancellation has got a calibration function that examines how your ears change the sound within the can and optimises the NC for it. Only tiny defects: sometimes when walking I can hear a rumbling pop due to the NC, but it's survivable. If the wind is strong it blows inside the mics and you can hear it. Also, they seem to leak a bit so I keep them pretty low in quiet places like trains.