Monoprice Wireless Over Ear Headphones with Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) - Bluetooth 5.0, 40mm Drivers, Qualcomm aptX Audio, 30+ Hour Playtime - Perfect for Travel, Work & Commuting (Black)

I used to have an older, more expensive, Monoprice headphones. The old ones fell off a table and the headband snapped. Those old headphones had an annoying touch sensitive hidden volume slider in the ear cap. Those old ones had a micro-USB charging point that would only take the charging cable one way up, and felt fragile.Instead, these new headphones have simple + and - buttons, easy to feel while wearing.These new headphones have a USB-C charging port, and come with a USB-A to USB-C charging cable.These new headphones do also include a case and an auxiliary cable to plug into a traditional headphone jack.One peculiarity: I tried to charge them before first use and the LED did not come on to show that they were charging. After I turned the headphones on, paired the via bluetooth, and turned them off again, the charging LED behaved as expecting, showing red while the headphones were charging. My guess is they have a special before-first-use mode to save the battery during shipping.Another peculiarity: the included auxiliary cable, for using the headphones plugged in, does not include a microphone - it is just a straight stereo cable. The old BT-600ANC came with a cable that had a microphone on it - stereo a tip and two bands where it plugs into the headphones and a tip and three bands where it plugs into the laptop. The new one with the BT-300ANC is just a tip and two bands at both ends. Note that the microphone-in-the-cord style works with the BT-300ANC, and cables like it are available separately.I'm happy with the fit and with the sound quality. Overall, these BT-300ANC are better and cheaper than the BT-600ANC ones I used to have.