Treblab Move Pace Wireless Headphones (Z2)

Been using these for a couple weeks and I can't believe these things are so inexpensive. No, they aren't as good as the bose quiet comfort, but they sure are impressive, and easily comparable to headphones that cost 2x as much, even when you don't factor in the noise canceling. The sound quality really is that good. Very clear, bright highs and a good, but not too punchy or boomy, low end, without sacrificing the midrange. Excellent sound all around especially in this price bracket. I let my dad, a pilot who uses the bose headphones and pilot headsets exclusively, try them out and he thought they were a $200 pair.Love the fact they are APTX HD, that's a really welcome surprise. With aptx HD supported devices you can't tell the difference between Bluetooth and cable, which is very important with so many phones getting rid of the jack. They are very comfortable even on really long flights and the battery really does last for days. They are mainly made of cheap plastic with a slight soft touch finish but they are light and sturdy. I assure you let anyone try them and they will believe you spent a significant amount more than you actually did. The clamping force on the ears is perfect, not too tight, not too loose, fully encompasses my ears with only a little bit of my ear lobe being pressed on, which isn't a big deal, since the cushions are so soft and pillowy. I don't imagine that'd be a problem for most as I have very large ears.Really there are only a small handful of minor cons I can think of:1. The audio quality of the built in microphone is poor, passable for phone calls but don't expect to have a good experience with things like Skype, face time, or online gaming.2. You cannot charge the headphones and be paired with Bluetooth at the same time, so if you do run out of battery, you will be forced to use the included cable. That said, you can have it charging, playing music through the included cable, and have noise canceling enabled at the same time.3. Noise canceling does degrade sound quality, especially in the lower end. This is to be expected of any active noise canceling headphone, so really just a nit pick4. When you get low battery, you will hear "battery low" for literally hours until they finally actually die. I think it's set at like 5 or 10% or something, which for these things is still a significant amount of listening time.Overall these were an excellent buy. I highly recommend them for anyone who travels or anyone just looking for a decent pair of Bluetooth headphones.

Treblab Z2 are the best headphones I own! They're noise canceling and the sound is crisp and base hits hard. The buttons on the right cone play/pause/change the song and increase/decrease the volume. On the left cone is an on/off button for noise canceling. Headphones come with a really nice carrying case. The great sound gives me the extra needed drive to power through intense workouts! I highly recommend these headphones. Don't spend hundreds of dollars on headphones when you can have a great pair for a fraction of the price of Beats or other brands.

For the price, the Treblab Z2 can't be beat. They offer the same performance as some higher end Bluetooth headphones. The sound is crystal clear whether powered on with Bluetooth or using the aux which requires no power. The battery life is as advertised. They survived two full days of flying with no recharge needed. The noise cancelling works well, save for some minor crackling. They are very comfortable and seem durable. The only other negatives apart from the slight crackling is that the embedded microphone doesn't seem to work as well for traditional phone calls as it does for VoIP and Skype. I have received complaints that I sound far away and/or in a tunnel in both Galaxy S7 and iPhone 10Xs. Also the Bluetooth activation instructions in the guide were unclear.

Sound quality was good and got better when I turned on the ANC with one annoying problem. The right earcup had this static that took away from the otherwise good sound. I tried with an android phone and Apple ipod with same static. I kept the devices close by in my hand and forgot the devices and reconnected to bluetooth away from the wifi in my home in case that was the cause. The static white noise is just there and I returned product and will try a second pair since their other products were good. I researched problem online and it happens hit or miss with other brands and some people solved problem by trying a second pair. If second pair are better I will raise my rating to 5 because the sound of the music was stellar.I am returning to update my rating from 3 to 5 stars. The static is not there in the 2nd pair and much more pleasant. The $150-$200 plus ones out there may not even be better. It's personal preference and they are equal to my Klipsch Referernce One headset which is wired. The price is great for a better than average headset and if you accidently break it your out a lot less.

Alright, so, an official review. I don't do this often but, here goes: I fly a lot, and am a working husband with 5 kids so affording the Bose Quiet Comfort for $300 is a little out of my price range. In comes the Treblab Z2 that is "supposed to be" as close to a comparison to the Bose unity for a fraction of the cost.Finally! A product that under promised and over-delivered. They did not purport to be better than or as good as the Harmon's or Bose units, but that they have a superior sound quality (which they absolutely do) have a crazy long battery life (which they happen to have), and are insanely comfortable (This is probably as good a quality as the sound itself). Oh...the active noise canceling. Yeah, that actually works too...and it actually is true that you can wear them without audio/music simply to have Q U I E T. Rumor has it quiet is something that happens when there is no sound whatsoever by any mechanical, electronical, or human entity or device. I rarely experience this. These Treblab Z2's are pretty freaking cool. Another part that's awesome is no one has these...yet. So i looked pretty bad ass on the plane yesterday laughing at all those that spent $350 bucks and I spent...way less for (in my opinion) something as good.Make no mistake, these are great quality. All joking aside, if I could buy these all over again it would be an easy decision.A company that delivers on what they say their product will do is, in most cases, false. This, however is the exception to that rule.

I was really excited to receive these after seeing all of the great reviews. As expected, the build quality was excellent especially for the price. They are super comfortable, I can wear them all day. The sound quality was not as good as the reviews have been saying. They sound is muffled unless playing at max volume. When the ANC is turned on the sound clears up and is much better. This is the opposite of what I expected after reading reviews. It is at the point now where I have to always turn the ANC on in order to use them but that drains the battery much faster. I don't know if I received a defective pair or if my expectations were wrong.UPDATE: I was contacted by customer service and they were extremely helpful in resolving the problem. They had me return my headphones and promptly sent me a new pair. I am very satisfied with the replacement and I really appreciate the handling of the situation by their customer service department. The sound quality is better than my original pair. I own 7 sets of headphones and these are by far my favorite.

First Impression:I have had this a total of 48 hours. I will definitely update after a month, but here is what I like and am wondering about now:This was easy to pair with my iPhone.Charged quickly.The on/off button has a little bump on it so I don't confuse it with the FF/Rewind button.Sound is great. I used to be a Club DJ, and the sound was comparable to my expensive Sony DJ headphones.ANC was easy to turn on and off with a toggle switch and is effective. Like all ANC I have experienced, it still allows you to hear conversations right next to you, but all other noise is gone. I have a flight coming up so I will try them out then.Just wore them during a 45 minute gym workout where I got super sweaty. They worked great and I just wiped them off when I was done.They weren't too snug, fit really well actually. Turned them off no problem, put them back in the case and now we will see how long this charge lasts.I would like for the case to have a smaller, zippered pocket for the accessories so they don't slip out of the un-zippered pocket.

This set of headphones are my very first owned. So far ....soooooooo great ! I just used them on a flight to Florida and I have to say thanks to the Advanced Noise Cancellation, I slept like a baby. NO noise, yes you could hear the stewardess and pilot but no background noise, no engines, no babies crying, and no annoying people talking loudly.As for music and videos......AWESOME. Clarity is incredible and the comfort is undeniable. Didn't even realize I was wearing them.Overall I am very pleased to have bought an affordable and so far reliable product. I highly recommend them.

The sound is mostly decent with the Noise Cancellation switched on. The pass through mode (ANC off) is over the top on bass. They are quite comfortable and I've even fallen asleep with them on. The weight is very nicely distributed over your head by the very comfortable headband. Plenty of volume for even the most demanding music and young audiophile who is into loud music and old age deafness. Distortion is barely negligible at full volume but is present...worse with ANC off (especially base).I have an older set of Plantronic's that has the ANC on/off on the bottom of the left earpiece and it's just a push on/push off button, which is far superior to this switch that is difficult to toggle. Another feature on my Plantronic's is a proximity sensor that automatically pauses the music when you pull the right earpiece away from your ear or take them off...fantastic feature you should consider incorporating.

I have been using a pair of Jabra Move Wireless headphones for almost a year up to this point, so I will be largely comparing the Z2 to them.Initial fit is very comfortable - I can see these staying comfortable, even over an all-day wearing session. Not too heavy, not too tight (and not too loose), band and earcups sit lightly but snugly. I have no concern of them moving on me if I swing my head quickly.When I first fired up some music over these, I was a bit disappointed in the quality of the mix, or response. It felt "muddy", like there was something in between my ear and the driver, blurring the frequencies somewhat. Once I turned on ANC though, everything cleared up and sharpened. This is the first pair of headphones I've owned that have ANC, so this may be normal for these types of headphones, I don't know. Still though, response is much flatter than a lot of popular headphones which I appreciate, but not quite as flat as the Jabra Move's.As I sit here writing this, I also just toggled off ANC, and that muddiness is not as readily apparent. Maybe I just needed to adjust to them more. Or it's possible what I was listening to before (rock) is more susceptible to it than what I'm listening to now (synthwave).Speaking of ANC, there's a definite sound when it's turned on but there's no audio playing. I don't know if I'm picking up on it due to my mild tinnitus, or if this is again a normal expected thing from ANC. It sounds almost like wind, but very, very low - too low for me to want to call it a hiss. I can also feel a constant pressure on my eardrums, even with the volume turned nearly all the way down. Neither the noise or constant pressure are noticeable when music is playing.Have yet to really run them through their paces in regards to battery life, but if other reviews are to be believed, they get good and close to the claimed 35 hours of life. I assume that's with ANC off though - since audio seems to be noticeably cleaner with it on, I'll likely be leaving it on most of the time, so we'll see how battery life does. Still, anything over the 8 hours playtime the Move has is gravy to me.Buttons are more or less intuitive - standard volume up / next track, play / pause / multi-function, and volume down / prev track.All in all, a hell of a good deal for the price. Audio quality is not disappointing to my slowly-growing discerning ear, so long as ANC is turned on. Comfort is good. If battery life stays good and they don't fall apart down the road - something I'm cautiously optimistic about given the lifetime warranty they have - then these will have definitely been worth it.For headphone comparisons, I currently use various synthwave (Carpenter Brut, Perturbator, etc.) and rock / metal (Disturbed, Tool, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rush, etc.) tracks to compare mix, clarity, and flatness of response. Different musical genres may vary in quality, but I pick these as they tend to run the gamut of frequency and individual instrument clarity, which are what I like to listen for as a measure of quality in headphones.

These headphones are really awesome. Sound quality is amazing and they have a strong bass. They are very comfortable and they have a 35 hour battery life. I have only two complaints. The first is that while they do fold flat they won't completely articulate into a tight package. As a result they are a little bulky to travel with. Also you do lose bass when you turn the ANC on. I was originally going to leave a 4 star review for this reason but then I compared them to my friend's Bose q35. With ANC on the sound quality was pretty similar but when you turn the ANC off these headphones actually have better bass, noticeably better. The fact that these headphones have better sound quality than headphones which are over 4 times the cost makes them a five star product.Updated:My first set of Z2's started cutting out in the left ear cup. This gave me an opportunity to test the lifetime warranty. It took about 4 weeks from when I first noticed the issue to getting my new headphones. I'm satisfied with the customer service and I didn't have to pay more money for new ones. It seems that these guys stand behind their products.I've now had these headphones for several months and some of my opinions on them have changed. The best feature of these headphones is the sound quality. You get a balanced sound with amazing bass. They honestly sound better than several of my friend's headphones which cost more than three times as much. If you want amazing sound quality but you are on a budget, Z2's all the way. The ANC does work but it really leaves something to be desired. I've tested these in my car on road trips and it works okay but more expensive headphones such as the Bose QC35 will perform better when it comes to ANC. I have not yet tested these on a plane so we will see if that changes my opinion. Also the "hiss" other reviewers have mentioned about the ANC is present but it is very moderate and you really only notice it in quiet settings. Usually when I am in a quiet setting with these headphones I leave the ANC off anyway because the bass will perform better when the ANC is off.I'm still leaving my 5 star rating because these headphones still perform so amazingly well. My criticisms of the ANC are being made compared to 350$ headphones which still makes these a great deal. Also I have no been able to test their customer service and I am satisfied.

ANC works pretty well. I'd give it 5 stars if my dam mellon wasn't so big. Apparently I am carrying around a head that is the size of Sputnik. I couldn't get my ears to be comfortable inside the ear cups. Noise cancellation is very good, I was expecting total silence, not sure if that is realistic or not. Four stars for sound since there is still some background noise. Quality of the headphones is great, solid build, nothing looks cheap. Returning since it hurts to wear them. I'm relegated to earbuds apparently.

These headphones are the best I've owned . But don't get me wrong , I've tested out many brand named headphones , as well as budget headphones and after many YouTube videos and research , these are what I came down to for my decision .... And with all the good things that are said , it wasn't hard to make that decision .Overall, for the price I'm beyond happy with it .So the question and concern for many is.... How's the bass though ?Let's just say I'm THAT guy driving down the street with 2 12s in his trunk blasting music..... Now that you know how I like my music , know that I'm very satisfied with these .The fact there are people comparing these to 300+$ headphones ... Already goes to show you ....Update August . their still awesome. I did notice however they changed their warrenty from lifetime to 1 year as of july 1 2018. That was a selling point for me. Guess i was a lucky one .

These headphones are worth the cash because they provide great sound quality for the price and the overall construction is pretty well done where headband and the ear ups are soft and feel like they are made of premium materials and they also feel good in the hands and on my head since it also lightweight. The box itself seems to also be made of good material and the unboxing experience was decent. The anc on these are not that bad and I would say it blocks at least 75-80% of the ambient sound around me, it mostly blocks my air conditioning unit which was something I was quite surprised about. They do however release this very slight white-noice in the background but it can easily be ignored and the music sounds like it is slightly amplified, if not, slightly clears up the vocals. Most importantly the battery life is really impressive by providing well over 30 hours of use on one single charge and of course that depends and the volume and whether the anc is on. However, after listening to these for only a few minutes I happen to notice this faint static like hiss in the background whenever my phone is connected via Bluetooth and it only appears when I'm about to play a song, after pausing, and it tends to fade in and out, but is not present when connected via a tangle-free cable to the phone that is provided that also comes with a convient mic and play/pause button. In the end, these headphones are definitely worth the money and has room for improvement but the price can not be beat, plus it comes with a decently well made hard shell carrying case where I feel I have confidence in it in the scenario where my headphone were to take a fall while inside them. Also worth mentioning it also comes with a carabiner and wrist strap attached to the case.

I own the Oneplus 5T and one of the things that I instantly noticed and wanted to take advantage of was the Aptx HD capability. Thus the hunt began for headphones began. A lot of headphones have Aptx out there. My pair that just gave up the ghost and the pair I bought to destroy at work, (I work with composites) bith had Aptx and I was instantly attracted to it's better sound over bluetooth. But finding a pair with "Aptx HD" can be a challenge. I must admit if you read this whole ad it doesn't say Aptx HD it says High Definition but in a tossed word description.I went with these due to the exciting 35 hour battery life but was slightly happy with my purchase knowing it was only Aptx. First world problems right?Well folks, i recieved them at work today. Pull the nice lil' Treblab container out of my Amazon box and the first thing we "Ooohed" at was the quality of the picture of the headphones themselve. Very well done.I then turned thy box over to DISCOVER in ALL THAT IS HOLY...The Aptx HD logo. I scoffed.I laughed because I look at the guys and go "It's too funny I went with these because they are a fantastic price ans good battery life but was sad they're missing Aptx HD and turn to find out this pair must have called my name cause thar she blew.I also thought they just put HD on there to get our hopes up but hope no more people! These Legit have it. I instantly paired them to my oneplus 5T and BOOM there it was in all her glory. Aptx HD with my shiny new headphones.I then turned to one of my favorite bands to jam out a tune or two and these headphones rocked me.The sound was fantastic. The feel was great! The bass was not overwhelming but you could feel it and it was pronounced. HD was working. This was a great buy.So! I will take a few pictures and possibly a screenshot to show it does exist!