I honestly get compliments every time I wear these headphones out. The sound quality is surprisingly good. Strong bass, clear vocals, and really immersive for musicMy favorite part is definitely the detachable screen. I can put my favorite idol, anime edits, or different visuals on it depending on my outfit or mood that day, which makes it feel super personal and stylish. It’s such a fun mix of fashion and techBattery life has also been solid for daily use, and the headphones themselves feel premium and comfortable. If you like unique gadgets or want headphones that actually stand out, these are 100% worth it

These headphones are so fun! First, it comes packaged absolutely beautifully. The headphones come with a storage case, which has a spot for the included charger, and a charging pod for the OLED screens. They are super comfy to wear and fairly light weight. The sound quality is good, and I like that I can change aspects of the acoustics via the app, like the bass. I listen to a lot of audio books, and I love that the headphones know when they are off my ear, as they pause the book, then restart when I put them back on. Perfect for a mom that’s always getting bombarded by family members. (Ha!) The connectivity is quick and the battery life long, which is most important to me. The silver is fun and futuristic and youthful. I do have a small head, and find myself wishing these headphones were a little bit more snug across the crown of the head. The OLED screens are super eye catching, and I love the graphics you can choose. My husband got quite a laugh at the “do not disturb” graphic I chose. The colors show nice and vivid.My biggest con, is lack of directions. You get directions on connecting in the booklet but little to no info on the app to download, or how to work the OLEDs, although I was able to figure it out. The app took a few tries to fully load, as it seemed to “get stuck” or “frozen”. After a few tries, I was able to get fully up and functioning, which is where I discovered more customization.I find these headphones of great quality, and am really enjoying all they have to offer!

I’m a tech reviewer and got excited to see something that looked 90’s futuristic with the silver design.It’s made of plastic not metal. Still looks metal though. It has everything you need in a box but overall I felt like it was not a polished product.Good:Nice designHigh quality screensUnique selling point is that they’re just cool to look at.Sound is great if you use a custom EQThey have sensors to detect when you’re wearing them.Noise cancellation is okTransparency mode is below average with lag.Bad:The ear cups smell like petroleum, it’s a low quality sponge which ruins the otherwise nice size. They also have a cheap look to them unlike the actual casing which looks nice.They aren’t breathable either so expect hot ears.The head strap also needs better padding, it adds pressure to your crown.The screens need to be charged separately in their case. Not sure why they don’t have the option to charge directly from the headphones, perhaps they were worried about heat? Because in its current form, you now have two things to charge.Additionally, they’ll drain quick because they have no connection to the headphones themselves. Meaning that even if you turn the headphones off or you put them to sleep,they don’t turn off the screens. You have to manually remove the screen, then tap on the power button.Price: too expensive for a first genApp:It’s good enough but there’s spelling mistakes in it.When choosing text background for screen, you have only two color options black or red. Why not let us choose the color ?They should have some form of AI animation maker for custom graphics.There’s no instruction as to what format your custom animations have to be.Overall sound: using the defaults, they don’t sound great, but with a custom EQ you can actually get them sounding pretty awesome.Packaging:Unusual to have a green box. They should’ve made it look metallic to represent the headphones themselves.Oh and my case had a pouch for charging cable which didn’t exist. Either they forgot it or they stopped including it. Nice there’s a space for the cable though.

Noise cancellation doesn’t work well, but is better if your audio source is loud. Tried it both when playing music and not. I can hear a pause when I press the button and an indication that a switch has been made, however in both modes I can fully hear if someone is talking near me. Easy to pair. Music automatically stops when I take off headphones and automatically starts when I put them back on. I like that. The headphones are comfortable to wear and I love the zippered protective case. The included printed out instructions are basic instructions only and list out warnings and sales support. They don’t provide in-depth information about the display screen customization or higher functionality of the headphones. I noticed a lengthy video on the product’s online page that offers much more detailed instructions about how to operate all the numerous functions. It is a lot. The customizable display screens seem to be the cool factor of these headphones. If that is a priority for you, then look into these but if not, then there are likely other options that are simpler and better. I found the headphones to be inconsistent in their performance. These are also a bit too complicated for me. I do not require my headphones to have so many functions.VWS X1 Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Noise Cancelling Headphones with 40mm Jamo Drivers, Dual OLED Touchscreen, APP Control, 60H Playtime, Silver

I’m always looking out for noise-cancelling headphones that offer good audio quality combined with active noise cancellation (ANC). These headphones offer both, together with some other features, including dual OLED touchscreens that can be used to control the audio source, as well as a configuration app with things like an equaliser.The headphones come with a solid carrying case that provides good protection, with a charger to keep both the headphones and the screens charged. The build quality looks good, and the headphones are comfortable, although a bit heavier than some others, especially with the screens attached. To reduce weight, the screens can be detached. When detached from the headphones, they can still be used to control the audio source etc.The battery life of the headphones is exceptionally good, but the screens have considerably shorter battery life, so they have to be charged more often. A charge still lasts long enough to get through a work day, if used daily for long periods, they’d require daily charging, whereas the headphones can last for days on a single charge.The sound quality is comparable to other good headphones that I have, with the equaliser in the app allowing it to be tuned to match the listener’s preferences. The Bluetooth connection is strong and reliable too, easily going through walls etc. without any signal loss.The ANC is good, but as with other options I’ve tried, it doesn’t match Sony’s ANC, which is still the best. The combination of sound isolation via the pads and ANC does the job, but more noise makes it through than is the case with Sony’s top-of-the-range headphones.The OLED screens are kind of nice for controlling the audio source, allowing controls to be used on either or both sides, and they can also be used as detached remote controls. For me, the latter is more useful, but then it’s easy enough to just control the audio with the phone directly, so I’m not sure the screens add much value for me. For those who like OLED screens to show other people what they’re listening too etc., I suppose they might be nice.The price of these headphones is at the upper end of the range for headphones in this category, but still lower than very high-end headphones. For those who want the OLED touchscreens, the premium is probably worth it. For those focusing solely on audio quality and noise cancellation, there are better options.Overall, these are very nice headphones, and I can recommend them, but if I were to use them as my regular noise-cancelling headphones, I’d probably mostly use them without the OLED touchscreens.

I think a lot of the cost went into the outside display thing that attaches. It's the first time I've ever seen anything like it as a feature so it's super fun to play around with. I want to focus on the functionality of it, sound quality, and actual user experience. It kind of randomly pauses when I don't angle it straight, which is really annoying. Best way to use it is still and on a seat. The sound quality is pretty decent though and the noise cancelling is fantastic. Battery life is pretty long too and I kind of forget it about it and plug in when I hear the notification. Super plush ear pads too as well as the band.

First, let me say that I was a bit skeptical of these headphones. I figured that since they came with twin touchscreen OLEDs, that the sound quality would be impacted. I was wrong. The sound quality from these headphones is fantastic, and should satisfy most people. Sure, if you're a super audiophile you may have some quibbles, but overall the sound is great, with bright highs and nice bass, and certainly worthy of the price (14998 at the time of this review).The OLEDs are intriguing, if a little showy. You can set them (via the Morning Blue phone app) to different preset images, or you can upload your own text, images, or even short videos to fully customize the screens. Swipe down and you can control volume, play, pause, and switch tracks. Swipe up and you can turn on mirror mode, adjust the brightness of the screen, carousel toggle (to turn on carousel image carousel which is set up from the app), NFC for one touch pairing to enabled phones and other devices, and there's even a flashlight mode, although I'm a bit baffled by the need for that one.The downloadable phone app lets you turn on noise control, like ANC or transparency mode, and also lets you set music modes via the equalizer, like pop, vocal, bass, jazz, or club. You. can turn wear detection on or off. If on, the headphones will pause whatever you're streaming to them when you take them off. You can also set up your OLEDs, including custom images or videos.The size of these headphones is comparable to most high quality over ear models and is light when being worn even with the OLEDs. They are comfortable, and the head band fits nicely. The ear cups are large enough for most people and the padding is soft.One thing I like is the charging hub that comes with these headphones and also doubles as a case for the OLEDs. If you don't have access to an external USBc output for charging the headphones, you can connect them via the provided cable to the hub, and it will charge both the headphones and the OLEDs. (4 x charges for just the headphones and 2 x charges for both at the same time). The hub is also small enough to fit in your pocket, making this a great feature for traveling.A note about the OLEDs. They attach magnetically, and you can be removed to access the headphone controls. I can see a situation where one or both might get lost if they are either removed and left somewhere, or are not seated properly, since they only seem to attach correctly one way.All in all, a great pair of headphones that work well and feel well made, especially for those appreciate a little flair with their accessories.

loved it !!

Let’s be real: if you’re looking at these headphones, you’re looking at them for the OLED touchscreens. They are modern aesthetic masterpieces. But after living with them for a bit, I have some thoughts—both good and bad—that someone might want to consider before purchasing.The Sound :::First off, make no mistake, these sound great. Are they for the hardcore audio purist who analyzes frequency charts for fun? Probably not. But for the rest of us, the sound is exceptional.You do have to work for it a bit, though. Out of the box, they were okay, but once I dove into the EQ (which is thankfully very robust), I dialed them in perfectly. The highs are crisp, the mids have great energy, and the lows are... well, "ominous" is the best word. It’s not necessarily a punchy bass, but it’s deep and forceful. I went through my whole catalog testing dynamic tracks, and the separation really impressed me.The "Cool Factor" (The OLED Screens) :::This is the elephant in the room. The OLED screen discs are an amazing, in-your-face-crazy-cool total conversation starter. They are definitely an "envy" item. However, they are mostly just for showing off. They do offer some setting and music controls, but they are primarily visual.*The downside:* They are a bit wonky. I’ve had them glitch and freeze on me. Also, the charging case for the discs is a total mystery. It says it has a 2,500 mAh battery, but when the OLED screens are sitting in a FULLY CHARGED case “unused”, they (the disc screens) drain down quite a bit (86%, 78%, etc..) As I understand it, the OLEDs should remain at 100% while in the battery case, while the case itself slowly drains down. But alas, this is not happening for me. Also, once you put the OLED screens (fully turned off) in the case, they turn back on, so there’s no way to store them fully powered down.The Daily Struggle (Usability) :::There are a few "head-scratcher" design choices here that affect daily Quality of Life (QOL):1. The Case gymnastics: When you take headphones off your head, the cups naturally rotate toward you. But these don't fit in the case that way. You have to flip the whole unit around—left cup to right side, face down—to get them in. Taking them out requires the same weird flip maneuver. It’s a minor gripe, but annoying enough to notice every time.2. The Buttons: The controls aren't intuitive. For example, to skip a track, you’d expect a double click on volume up, right? Nope. It’s a *long press* on volume “down.” Huh?The Good Stuff- ANC: The noise canceling is excellent. Maybe not industry-leading, but it kills distractions effectively. Transparency mode is equally good for hearing traffic or conversations.- Battery: The battery life on the actual headphones (not the OLEDs) seems legendary. They just keep going.- Build: The headphone case feels premium and very functional.The VerdictIn my opinion these are the ultimate social listening experience and a piece of tech that looks incredibly futuristic. The value is in the whole package—visuals included. If a person can forgive the wonky OLED screen power management and odd button mapping, I believe they will be thrilled and entertained beyond measure.

No words to say ❤️❤️❤️

Man when I tell you just get them. I don’t know about you but I like to be different. They are worth every penny. Just note on the back of the screen it’s alil black cover that you have to remove or it will not charge the device. It took me a min to figure it out. Let’s say if you like led and high equipped technology then this is for you take it to a whole different level with this one.

These sound great and the function is very cool. The presentation is decent as well. Im going to give them 5 stars, they have really grown on me. The sound is great and even better when tuned. Id put them even with the Airpod Max and XM6, they are comfortable and fun! If you do buy them you don't be disappointed. I would like to see replaceable cuffs and maybe screen protectors for the oled displayed.

Surprising by the price, it feels cheap. You can hear the music outside the headphones

I took a long time to review these, because I feel like if you're going after these headphones, it's a major investment. In an industry with so many "names", so spend four to five hundred dollars on a set of headphones from essentially an unknown brand is a major risk. I went with four stars because I think these are good to very good headphones, but the product still doesn't justify the price point.The pluses: These are comfortable headphones with strong noise-cancelling and good sound. They have strong bass (though not as extreme as my Studio Beats), but the sound seems more balanced, especially using the headphones built in equalizer. They sit well on the head, and can be worn for an extended time. The removable gimmick image pieces (you don't have to use them - there are blanks that blend in that click in if you wish) are fun and set them apart from other headphones. You could wear them to a game and put your team's logo on them, but then change it up another day. Once you learn how to use them, there's a lot of creativity that you can expand upon. Good battery life, and connects easily to iPhone or Mac.The minuses: Man, there is a learning curve. An overseas made product, there are some language barriers, and documentation is almost zero, so there's a lot you're going to have to find out on your own. The equalizer is nice, but the presets don't seem to do anything for me, and I'm not one to play with an equalizer. But all those are minor compared to price. At $500 list, we're talking more expensive than Sony's top of the line WH-1000XM6, Bose's QuietComfort Ultras, and highly regarded pairs from Sonos, Sennheiser, and Beats. Making cool logos on the side is great and all, but when you're talking about costing more than the best sounding and most comfortable headphones in the industry, there has to be something to justify it, and I don't think there is.Could I recommend these at $200, even $300? Sure, why not? But at $500? I just can't.

Awsome headphones 🥰🥰

Amazing product,it checks all the Boxes.Keep up the great work.Be prepared for all the attention 😊

These are definitely the most unique headphones I’ve ever owned. To my ears, they sound great. I'm not a professional audiophile, but the audio is clear and the bass is solid for everything I listen to. The standout feature is obviously the touchscreens on the ear cups. It is a lot of fun to customize the displays with different images or designs through the app. They are surprisingly lightweight and comfortable to wear for long periods, which I didn't expect given the screens.One thing to note: make sure you remove the small protective film from the charging contacts on the back of the screens, or they won't charge in the case. I didn't realize that at first but once I figured that out, everything worked perfectly. If you like high-tech gadgets that stand out, these are definitely fun and noticeable.