Title: A Review of the D by Play ANC 30 Headphones

The D by Play ANC 30 headphones are a budget-friendly option that offers impressive features and performance. I have been using these headphones for almost a month now, and I am excited to share my experience with you.

Design

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The design of the D by Play ANC 30 headphones is nothing different from other wireless headphones on the market. The housing has a shiny and appealing look, but it's mostly polycarbonate. However, this material is robust and can withstand bending and twisting without breaking. I even fell asleep with these headphones around my neck a couple of times, and all I got was a sore neck. Despite this, the neck band is designed to stay in place easily, which is a plus.

The earbuds, however, have a different story to tell. They tend to slide off during vigorous workout sessions, so you'll need to be careful not to lose them. On the other hand, the IPX4 certification ensures that these headphones are sweatproof and can withstand light rain. This makes them an excellent choice for anyone who loves working out or spending time outdoors.

Usability

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The D by Play ANC 30 headphones come with five dedicated buttons: one for power, one to toggle active noise cancellation, a play/pause button, and two volume buttons. The volume buttons also act as the next or previous button when pressed long enough. This feature is very handy and allows you to control your music playback easily.

One of my favorite features of these headphones is the ability to turn them on by pressing the power button. When you do this, you'll receive a vibration that lets you know they are turned on. This is a nice touch that adds to the overall user experience.

Pairing with Bluetooth Devices

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Pairing the D by Play ANC 30 headphones with your first device can be a bit tricky at times. The headphones won't show up in the available devices list, and even if it does, you'll need to enter a pairing code. This might confuse you, especially if you're not familiar with these types of headphones.

However, what I discovered is that you need to long press the power button until you hear a slight beep. Then, release the button, and the device should show up in your list. Once paired, everything works smoothly, and you can enjoy your music without any issues.

Audio Quality

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I must admit that I was skeptical about the audio quality of these headphones at first. After all, they're only $50! However, I'm happy to report that they surprise with their sound quality.

The D by Play ANC 30 headphones output a significant amount of bass, which is great for music enthusiasts. The midrange and high frequencies are also well-represented, making the overall sound clean and crisp. Some soundtracks like "The 20 Deaths" sound amazing on these headphones, considering the price point.

One thing to note is that the lack of an aptX certification means that audio quality can be compromised at times when the distance between the headphone and the phone increases. Bluetooth 4.2 also has its limitations, so you'll need to keep a safe distance between devices to avoid any issues.

Latency and Distortion

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The D by Play ANC 30 headphones exhibit minimal latency while playing music, which is great for anyone who wants an immersive listening experience. When turned on noise cancellation, the headphones can help you concentrate on your songs without distractions.

One thing that might bug you about these headphones is the lack of aptX certification and Bluetooth 4.2 limitations. However, overall, the audio quality is impressive considering the price point.

Battery Life

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The D by Play ANC 30 headphones promise up to 12 hours of battery life with active noise cancellation turned off. In my usage, I managed to get over 11 hours of playback time, which is still an impressive feat.

When ANC is turned on, the battery life drops to 8 hours, which might seem a bit short for some users. However, since I don't use my headphones continuously throughout the day, this isn't an issue for me.

Charging

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The D by Play ANC 30 headphones come with a micro USB port that takes around two hours to fully charge. Considering the size of the battery, this is quite acceptable.

Conclusion

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In conclusion, I am impressed with the D by Play ANC 30 headphones. They offer impressive features, good audio quality, sturdy builds, and decent battery life at an affordable price point of $56. While they might not be as premium as some other options on the market, they do justice to their budget-friendly category.

If you're an audiophile who loves wireless headphones but doesn't want to break the bank, then these headphones are definitely worth considering. Don't forget to check out my next video for more reviews and content!

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there is minimal latency while playing and pausing and less distortion at high volumes and when you turn on noise cancellation it can sure help you concentrate on your songs the best part about these headphones is the 190 mAh battery that promises 12 hours of battery backup with the ANC turned off and if you ask me I got over 11 hours on it in my usage so that's very cool with the ANC turned on the battery will drop to 8 hours which is still okay I don't use headphones continuously all day and charging it every two days is not a hassle at least for me it uses a micro USB port to charge which takes around two hours to fully charge and for the size of the battery that is quite acceptable - so this brings us to the verdict honestly I have liked these headphones for the good audio quality it gives the sturdy builds good battery life and easy controls I know it cannot be compared to those premium expensive headphones out there but for the price it does justice so if you are an audiophile and you got $56 then you can definitely look at the Debye plie and see 30 so that is all for the review tell us what you think about the device in the comment section below till then I'm Brady manicotti and I'll see you in the next onethis is the do I play a and C 30 or $56 boots headphones that you can get from Amazon I have been using these headphones for almost a month now and here is how it fares this D by play ANC 30 headphones feature or sturdy neck bands and you put it around your neckline like this design-wise it's nothing different from the others out there but the housing on it does look cool it's shiny and it's appealing talking about the build it's mostly polycarbonate but it's robust you can try to bend it and twist the neck band all you want but it won't give in I even ended up falling asleep with these headphones around my neck a couple of times but it's alright I only ended up getting a sore neck and nothing else so you can say that this is quite a sturdy product the neck band is also designed that it won't fall off your neck that easy same can't be said for the earbuds though it will tend to slide off during vigorous workout sessions also this one has an IP x4 certification so it is flash resistant meaning it is sweat proof while working out and you can also use it while there's a bit of light rain outside as for usability these headphones have five dedicated buttons one for power one to toggle active noise cancellation a play pause button and two volume buttons the volume buttons also act as the next or previous button when long press the play pause button lets you accept and reject calls as well you press it wants to accept the call whereas long press to reject it the noise cancellation offers you option to turn it off or on and that's quite a handy feature which helps you with what your surroundings is so you can turn the headphones on by pressing the power button and it will give you a vibration and you will know that it's on after that you pair it to your Bluetooth settings but after you pair your first device and if you want to pair another device that can be quite tricky at times it won't even show up in the available devices list and even if it does is asked for a pairing code which might confuse you because you're trying to this device in the other device for the first time but what we found out that you actually need to long press the power button until you hear a slight beep and then you release the power button and the device shows up and then you can connect it in your regular way in terms of song quality I must say that I was pretty skeptical because I had never heard about the brand before but I must say that I am quite impressed it outputs quite a lot of bass and the mids and highs are also very clean some soundtracks like the 20 deaths but come on you cannot expect so much from a $50 headphone can you one thing that might bug you though is the lack of an apt ex certification which means that the audio quality is compromised at times when the distance between the headphone and the phone increases also it's just bluetooth 4.2 so make sure the distance between your devices is 10 meters or less but overall you will like the audio from this device I have - there is minimal latency while playing and pausing and less distortion at high volumes and when you turn on noise cancellation it can sure help you concentrate on your songs the best part about these headphones is the 190 mAh battery that promises 12 hours of battery backup with the ANC turned off and if you ask me I got over 11 hours on it in my usage so that's very cool with the ANC turned on the battery will drop to 8 hours which is still okay I don't use headphones continuously all day and charging it every two days is not a hassle at least for me it uses a micro USB port to charge which takes around two hours to fully charge and for the size of the battery that is quite acceptable - so this brings us to the verdict honestly I have liked these headphones for the good audio quality it gives the sturdy builds good battery life and easy controls I know it cannot be compared to those premium expensive headphones out there but for the price it does justice so if you are an audiophile and you got $56 then you can definitely look at the Debye plie and see 30 so that is all for the review tell us what you think about the device in the comment section below till then I'm Brady manicotti and I'll see you in the next one\n"