Definition: In this task, you're given a review from Amazon. Your task is to generate a rating for the product on a scale of 1-5 based on the review. The rating means 1: extremely poor, 2: poor, 3: neutral, 4: good, 5: extremely good.
Input: First and foremost, this is not a paid review, promotional review, or anything of the sort. I am purely doing this review to let others know about this product along with many others out there that have gave a similar review. With that in mind let me tell you all about these sweet pair of headphones. These are my first "noise cancelling" headphones and I say it like that because they only really cancel some sounds, not all. Now I have tried on other headsets, such as Sony or Bose, but after further review I want something that was cheaper for the time being that were comfortable, have a long battery life, and crisp sound/good bass. After first turning them on I did have that initial sound that was crackling but after one song it went away, however I haven't had them long so if it is consist I'll add a edit later. Anyway, these are a fairly solid pair of wireless ANC headphones if your on a budget or don't care about brand recognition. TaoTronics have some fairly solid other products too but this is the only one I have truly tried out. Pros: Battery life, anything that I don't have to charge once a day and more life once a week is a major win in my book and on top of that the charge time is fairly quick as far as my experience as seen with it so far. Comfort, I can quickly tell that these won't hurt after several hours of wearing them. You might get some mild discomfort/ear sweat if you have them on and it's hot out but other then that nothing so far for me. Price, enough said. Cons: Not a recognized brand? Some people are seriously loyal to their brands and will buy any amount of money. ANC isn't as good as others but still works well enough. With that it is also worth mentioning that they will work good on trains or airplanes as long as you have something playing with it. You might still pick up some sounds but for the most part they are pretty solid.
Output:
4