These are definitely not noise-cancelling headphones. I figured as much based on the pictures, but it really should be removed from the product name/features and priced accordingly. They don't even have any meaningful passive noise suppression.
I bought these to replace my very old and very broken Bose QuietComfort 20i headphones (which had active noise cancelling) because I always loved the wing tips for comfort and stability, and I didn't really need noise cancelling anymore. As a point of comparison, the passive noise suppression on these new headphones is much worse than the QuietComforts with noise cancellation turned off. I've also been told by coworkers that my microphone is significantly worse than when I used to use the QuietComforts.
Sound quality feels slightly above average for IEMs. Nothing special but gets the job done. Probably slightly worse than the QuietComforts. The refurbish job also seems to have been done well - "Excellent" condition feels accurate. It came with the case (about 3 inches in diameter), a small carabiner, a clip on the wire to attach it to clothing, and 2 additional sets of differently-sized wing tip covers.
Zaltova forces my overall rating to be the average of my detailed ratings and it won't let me clear them, so I've set them all to 3 to restore my original 3/5 overall rating due to the misadvertised noise-cancellation. My actual detailed ratings were as follows:
* Overall performance (excluding lack of noise cancellation) - 4
* Appearance - 5
* Packaging - 5
* Shipping - 4