Cleer Audio Alpha Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones, Microphone, Outer Touch Controls, 35 Hr Battery Life, Midnight Black
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Color: Midnight Black
Features
- EXPERIENCE SPATIAL AUDIO: The over-ear headphones with 40mm ironless drivers allow for high-resolution sound and bold bass to produce a superior listening experience. Enjoy wireless Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity with Qualcomm aptX Adaptive technology for high-quality music streaming.
- LONG-LASTING BATTERY LIFE: With industry-leading battery life, experience up to 35 hours of uninterrupted playback with your headphones. The included USB charging cable provides an additional 4 full hours of playback with a 10-minute quick charge. When youre done using your headphones, easily fold and store them in your carrying case.
- ADAPTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION & AMBIENT MODE: The Alpha headphones feature adaptive noise cancellation, so you can block out distractions and focus. Use Ambient mode to allow outside noise to come in, so you can have conversations without ever taking your wireless headphones off.
- ENHANCED CALL QUALITY: Built with Qualcomms cVc (Clear Voice Capture) technology, Alpha provides clear voice calls so you can clearly hear and be heard. You can also connect to two devices with Multipoint Connectivity. Also, removable ear cups for easy cleaning.
- CLEER+ APP CONNECTIVITY: With the Cleer+ app, unlock the full performance of your Bluetooth over the ear headphones. Use the smart controls to effortlessly control your listening experience with noise-canceling and ambient noise levels for better awareness. Customize your EQ settings, device controls, and firmware updates.
Brand: Cleer
Model Name: Alpha Black
Color: Midnight Black
Form Factor: Over Ear
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth
Special Feature: Noise Cancellation
Included Components: Cable, User Manual, Protective Case
Age Range (Description): Adult
Material: Plastic
Specific Uses For Product: music
Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm Jack
Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation
Ear Placement: Over Ear
Recommended Uses For Product: Calling
Control Type: Touch Control
Cable Feature: Without Cable
Item Weight: 11.4 Ounces
Control Method: Touch
Number of Items: 1
Controller Type: Touch
Battery Life: 35 Hours
Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters
Bluetooth Version: 5.1
Number of Power Levels: 1
Manufacturer: Cleer Audio
Package Dimensions: 9.65 x 8.15 x 3.19 inches
Item Weight: 11.4 ounces
Item model number: ALPHA1NCBLKUS
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: April 11, 2023
Country of Origin: USA
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Color: Stone
I've had a lot of headphones. Some really good ones (for consumer-average audiophile grade). I had some Sony XM4 over ears, SoundCore Space Q45, Fiil T1 Pro, Liberty 3 Pro, TaoTronics Soundsurge 90, Earfun Free 2 and the best ones I've had were the Bang & Olufsen H9. That said these are quite good hanging well with most of those mentioned and some of them are much more expensive, especially when on sale. The ANC works pretty well. Not up to Sony or Bose QC standards but those are class leaders and much more $. Their passive noise isolation does a lot to help that though. They have a real solid more weighty build and will block out a lot already as-is without ANC on. Pass through mode is pretty impressive. It's adjustable and has almost no perceivable hiss or digitized effect but yet sounds come through very well and it's adjustable 1 to 10 levels which is a great perk. They're very comfortable. I always have slight soreness on my outer ears after longer usage sessions but these do it the least. They have a pretty even and flat tuning. Maybe very slightly V shaped but less than most headphones will try to pass off. There's some nice low end sub extension that some headphones lack too much of but bass is generally slightly on the mellow side for bassheads like me and probably slightly strong for more true audiophile taste flat preference listeners. Highs are good and crisp I would say very slightly sibilant (shrillness) for people sensitive to that as I am. I was able to eq it down pretty easily with Viper4Android. Didn't take much a few db down dip in the 2.5k-5k range. AptX adaptive certainly helps with the quality so I would recommend using on Android if you can. I don't get why Apple is so behind on codecs and audio in general (aside from forcing their own to buy their own of course). Windows lacks it too but that's a hardware issue for them. You can buy an adapter if you really want it on a PC/laptop I find the Dirac Virtuo soundstage widening effect actually does work pretty well. It seems to shine best with rock/indie/country types of music but in general makes a nice difference and doesn't sound fake and heavily reverbed like I was expecting. It does add a more widened and live feel especially once you've been wearing them for a little while and you start to feel them less, you can sort of forget they're on and sometimes feel almost like you're at a live show!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2023 by Ben L
Color: Midnight Blue
I wish there were more people talking about these. I was very pleased to discover this brand and these headphones. For the price especially, what you get is extremely decent. The sound quality is good, and the headset is comfortable to wear. The build is solid and the materials feel like quality. Nothing feels cheap. The noise cancelling could stand to be a tad better and some sound does bleed out of them a bit, but neither are bad and I'd still say the noise cancelling is solid if not stupendous. I especially personally get a lot of traction out of the ability to toggle in and out of conversation mode with a palm touch. It's come in very handy when I need to talk to my wife while I'm listening to something. Aesthetically these are probably the prettiest headphones I've personally owned. I had a hard time picking between the two colors, and they look even better in person. The one thing I could say is I wish there were a few more color options, though I'm very happy with the midnight blues I went with. Overall it's a solid buy and definitely a smart purchasing decision if you want something beefy under $300. Will definitely keep my eye on this brand in the future. For now, I think my headphone situation is gonna be set for a while.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2022 by Emily Emily
Color: Stone
I got these primarily for Working from Home, hoping the microphones would work better for meetings, etc. They do work pretty well for that use case. I have not had any issues with the multipoint functionality (phone + PC connected simultaneously). There appears to be some sound leakage though, as my family tells me they can sometimes hear the other end of calls, which may be a deal-breaker long-term. They also cause a bit of discomfort after many hours of continuous use though, which is mainly why I didn't give these five stars. That being said - the sound from these over Bluetooth is very good. What listening I've done of music has been very pleasant. I don't hear any sibilance or obvious voids in music. Bass is full, but not over-emphasized. Tiny musical details are heard, both in quiet and loud passages. That's making me go back and listen to music I haven't heard in a long time, just for fun. I don't hear any distortion or hiss. I'm using AptX codec with my Android phone with fairly high sampled MP3s, but my phone doesn't have support for high-bitrate or low-latency Aptx flavors. The Dirac audio expansion adds a nice lift to the sound most of the time. Not sure it's as wide a sound stage as I was expecting from it though. The sound stage never really feels like it's "outside of my head" with or without Dirac enabled. But sound with Dirac enabled is still natural and pleasant. I've been leaving it turned on, just for fun. Plugging in to the analog input also sounds very good, but obviously no longer supports EQ or Dirac features from the Cleer App. Analog audio still works great with the headphones powered off though, which is cool. Voice prompts can be a little loud at times. I wish there was a setting to adjust the levels for those. The build quality and finish are very good, and so far the gesture based controls have not been too tricky to get used to. The precise swipe position for pausing playback or answering a call is something that takes some practice to get used to though. My point of comparison reference for audio quality is a pair of Jabra headphones. These Cleer headphones do sound a bit better than those, but not sure yet if the differences were big enough to be worth the cost of purchasing these or not (and I got these Cleer phones on sale). The Jabra headset is lighter and causes less discomfort after long usage, so they may end up being my go-to for work after all. But I'm still liking these Cleer headphones overall. Edit 03/31/2023 - I still like and use these Cleer headphones, but just thought I would add that I occasionally hear interference on Bluetooth sound from either phone or PC when I'm holding and using my phone. Not sure if the phone's wi-fi is causing interference or what, but it's an occasional annoyance. I have also had had occasional reports that I suddenly sound "like a robot" in meetings - possibly another indicator of signal interference or something.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2022 by VideoJockey