Q30 by Anker, Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with Travel Pouch, Multiple Modes, Hi-Res Audio, Custom EQ via App, 50H Playtime, Comfortable Fit, Bluetooth, Multipoint Connection

I have been looking for a pair of noise cancelling headphones for my honeymoon next year to take on the flight. I have read reviews and decided to go for these Anker Q30 headphones as they were on a deal at £44. They arrived and were well packaged, coming with a case and charge cable and jack cable. They are very comfortable and lighter than they look on your head and quite stylish with the cream colour. You will need to download the Soundcore App as this has some of the features, such as graphic equaliser, noise cancellation settings, and a very cool sleep sounds section, allowing you to set different levels of rain, waves, clock sounds etc. Onto the sound quality of the earphones, i can definitely say the sound is one of the clearest bassiest sounds from earphones I have ever had. The quality of this sound is something that you would expect to find on premium headphones like Bose or JBL. The deep base solid mid ranges and the clarity of the treble, were some of the best ive ever heard, i was sat with a big grin on my face. I was blown away with the quality after listening to a selection of dance, electronic and rock music. The noise cancellation settings on the headphone are also excellent. Within the app, you can set indoors, outdoors or travel as settings for them. I tried the different settings and you could certainly tell the difference. There was a tractor ploughing, a field behind me, and with the noise cancellation on, I could barely hear it. This is certainly going to work well on the airplane. So in conclusion, these earphones are excellent, definitely more premium than the price belies. I was so impressed, I bought my fiancee a pink pair as well, and she's over the moon too. They are that good, that my £250 Bose earphones are going in the drawer, these Q30s run rings around them. Highly recommend.

This is not an Audiophile level headphones by any means but the comfort, balanced ANC, Fast charging , extremely long battery life (50+ hours) and decent audio quality (especially after tuning the eq) makes it a brilliant daily use headphones. After using headphones like Beyerdynamics DT990 pros , AKG712 , Sennheiser 599 ,Sony XM5 , Bose QC35,Skull candy crusher Evos and countless IEMs. I would still pick this pair for daily use because of the comfort that's close to or even better than some of these expensive flagship headphones. And it's affordable and durable. It's definitely more comfortable to me than the Sony XM series and closer to the comfort levels of Bose QC series which is crazy for a headphone priced under 50 pounds. But if you need Top tier ANC, go for Sony XM series. Top tier comfort and ANC - Bose QC series Insane Bass - Skull Candy Crusher Evos Audiophile level headphones would be wired headphones like DT990/770 and AKGs but these need a dedicated amp to properly power these powerful headphones (250ohms variants especially) . IEMs would be great to run straight off your phone or laptop. But for under 50 pounds, this is brilliant value for money and very impressive Important Note. I did have my first pair randomly stop working after 8 months but the fantastic Anker service team replaced it for me within a week. Make sure you buy Anker products from official channels like Amazon and Anker website to ensure your warranty is processed quickly. Would definitely buy more Anker soundcore products.

First of all, great headset. Noise cancelling works as expected, if not better, I use it in many scenarios from long car journeys to day to day work in my household and it's a huge difference. Sound quality is great, very light, comfortable and easy to wear. After a year and a bit of solid use, the headset did show some signs of age with the left headphone losing audio entirely and periodic noise coming through, as well as some issues with the connectivity at certain angles. However, after emailing Soundcore's Support Team, I was able to claim my warranty and was sent a replacement within 2 days of the ticket being opened! I would definitely recommend this headset. For it's price, it's great value.

Four years ago I was looking to buy a pair of Bluetooth headphones and having checked out the famous makes like Bose and Sennheiser which were both way beyond my budget, I decided to take a risk on a brand I had never heard of but budget friendly. Enter Soundcore Life Q20+ by Anker. So I bought a pair and hoped it wouldn't turn out to be a waste of my money. Not only were they not a waste of money but quite the opposite they turned out to be an amazing pair of headphones and now after four years of constant use and showing signs of wear and tear especially on the ear pads and the head band, I decided to upgrade. My old pair are still working perfectly and the sound quality is as good as the day I first used them but due to wear, I find them a bit uncomfortable on the ears. So this time I bought the Soundcore Q30. I've only had them for a couple of days and like my old pair they are absolutely amazing. Last night I used them for the first time to watch a live concert by the Eagles at almost full volume and absolutely no distortion even at high volume and if you like plenty of base in your music then look no further than Soundcore Q30 and if that is not enough base, then there is a sound mode in the app with plenty more base. The bluetooth connection is fast with no loss of signal and a fantastic range and sound quality. The app is very easy to use and helpful and has a nice collection of preset music modes so from high base to high treble to jazz to rock to blues you are spoilt for choice and the best of all is the price. I don't know how Anker can sell such hight quality headphones at such a reasonable price. I highly recommend these headphones and thank you very much Anker?

Excellent value for a reliable headset from this well known maker. Sound quality is good when used with equalizer on app, without app the bass response is a bit heavy. I use these paired with my TV and Ipod touch at the same time, and its easy to switch between both sources when needed. Comfortable and well cushioned so I can were these for hours. Larger than most so my large ears are covered. These are a step up for me from the Q20s Ive had for years.

I'm an avid buyer of £200+ headphones but wanted something cheaper for the gym, cause of the trauma of my old ones coming apart. They come with a drawstring bag and the ear parts fold up so it all fits in the bag nicely. The sound quality is 8.5/10. But 10/10 for the price. And I say this because at full volume the sound does become a bit distorted, however pressing the volume down one from the top on my iPhone fixes this. The noise cancellation I'd give a 8/10. It's not perfect, but when listening to music you can't hear anything unless a really really loud sound is around which bleeds through slightly. If you're sitting and just want to block out noise without music, it doesn't really do much. The bass is 10/10. It can't handle extremely bass boosted tracks, however for standard/a bit more bassy it is amazing! And I'm a lover of bassy music so this was important for me. The app you can download with it allows you to play with the equaliser yourself too, which is a nice touch. I did buy these when on offer and think they are more than worth the money. Only thing that's a bit meh is they're very round shaped on my head lol, but the ear muffs are very comfortable and fit around my ear nicely. They're also very lightweight. I only get a bit uncomfortable if I've had them on my head for like 4 hours+ and need to shift them cause of the pressure in my ear feeling off. But they're way more comfier than the expensive headphones I've had. The connectivity has been fine and it can connect to 2 devices at once which is good. I haven't experienced them disconnecting randomly, and they have a better range than my Airpod Pro 2s. The buttons look a bit cheap on the sides and could be placed better. But again for the price they're decent. All in all 100% worth the money, and good for an everyday headphone you won't feel guilty about anything happening to them.

I read all the reviews before buying. I'm so pleased with them. They are the best headphones I've had in a long time. Sound is amazing and so is the noise cancelling. You can adapt the sound in the soundcore app. I did find they drained my phone battery. However, the battery life is amazing on these headphones, charged the day i got them and still nearly a week in and still on 60%. I definitely would recommend them.

had them for about a month and a half, here's my review. sound quality is great, they are bright and bassy so it depends on if you're into that or not. they look nice, the size is nice. good compatibility with all my devices (iPhone, Samsung phone, Desktop, Laptop) and the Bluetooth range is very far without losing quality until about 100m where it drops off in my experience. touch control is nice and noise cancelling is decent if you are on a train or in a car, but anything else like mid-high pitched sounds just come straight through like normal no matter the mode i choose in the app for the noise cancelling. hopefully they improve this with a software update via the app, but who knows. i think its just a defective pair, but my right side is sounding slightly quiet to my left (tested both sides on the same ear, its not single-sided hearing loss.) it was fine last time i used them but i let them sit for a bit and then they're like this now. the balance on my pc and phone are set to 100% on both sides, nothing in the app is changed and noise cancelling and transparency are off. for now i am hoping to get a replacement pair even though amazon isn't showing that as an option, only return which i can't do as i only spent half price on them as they were on offer and they aren't anymore. i will contact support for a replacement and if the new pair are better i will update my review. they would be 5 stars but that problem along with the kind of mid noise cancelling is the only reason they're not being rated that right now.

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nice product nice quality a

Vorweg: diese Kopfhörer haben mich schlichtweg weggehauen. Was man hier für den Preis an Qualität (nicht nur physisch, auch beim Klang) geliefert bekommt, ist höchst überraschend... Aber nun zum Review ;-) Ich habe in den vergangenen Wochen zahlreiche Kopfhörer Zuhause gehabt. Bose QC35ii, Sony WH1000MX3, TaoTronics 90, Bose 700.... Den damaligen Test haben die Sony für sich entschieden, da hier die Equalizer Option zusammen mit dem guten Klang für mich entscheidend waren. Doch dann, wie durch Zufall (danke Amazon-Algorithmus), wurden mir die Anker Soundcore empfohlen. Also las ich mich ein wenig ein, da die ja eigentlich in einer Liga mit den TaoTronics spielen müssten (eben kein "Big Player" und preislich auch eher moderat). Von den TaoTronics war ich überhaupt nicht angetan. Also bestellte ich mir einfach mal die Soundcore von Anker um sie zu testen (für den reduzierten Preis von 60€ ca). Die Firma Anker entdeckte ich vor vielen Jahren wegen ihrer kleinen elektronischen Helferlein - kleine Powerbanks, die man immer mal gerne dabei hat, kleine Ladestecker etc. Die Qualität, die hier von Anker immer abgeliefert wird, ist fast schon einzigartig. Ich hatte noch nie kein Premium-Gefühl bei einem Anker Produkt. Mein Vertrauen in die Firma ist dementsprechend etabliert. Und es wurde auch bei den Soundcore nicht enttäuscht... ;) Aber nun zum quick-and-dirty Test. Ja, ich möchte Bluetooth Over Ear Kopfhörer. Ja, ich weiß, dass die Qualität des Sound outputs dann auch schlechter ist. Nein, ich mische keine Musik und nein, ich brauche diese Kopfhörer auch nicht für professionelle Anwendungen. Sie dienen ausschließlich dem Entertainment Zweck. Ich nutzte die Kopfhörer mit meinem iPhone und Laptop analog. Verbindung und Equalizer Einstellungen über die App gingen spielend leicht von der Hand. In der Standardeinstellung ist der Bass doch sehr prägnant, ein wenig zu viel um lange damit Musik zu hören. Also schnell in die App rein und ein vorgefertigtes Setting "Bass Reduce" eingestellt - nun war der Bass aber doch etwas passiv. Also schnell diese Einstellung manuell angepasst und als eigene abgespeichert. Perfekt :) Zum Sound Test hörte ich verschiedene Lieder. Begonnen habe ich mit Dream is Collapsing von Hans Zimmer (Inception Soundtrack). Hier bekomme ich immer Gänsehaut. Bei den Soundcore mehr, als bei den Sony ;) Die Kombi von intensiven Bass-Elementen und höheren Streich- und Blasinstrumenten meistern beide in meinen Augen ungefähr gleich gut. Der Soundcore ist im Bass ein wenig "punch-iger" und knackiger, der Sony dafür in den Höhen ein mü klarer. Bei den Mitten merke ich kaum einen Utnerschied. Dann hörte ich mir A little bit off von 5FDP an - etwas rockiger mit Schlagzeug und Gitarre - Gesang eher im mittleren Bereich. Auch hier meistern beide Kopfhörer die Aufgabe mit Bravur. Als nächstes hörte ich mir Bulletproof von Godsmack an, hier ist die Dynamik im Gesang ausgeprägter, mal mittlere Bereiche, mal höhere. Und auch die "metal-lastigkeit" des Songs ist höher als bei A little bit off. Hier spielt der Soundcore seine Stärken aus, da er die Tiefen echt knackig und puchig wiedergibt - dadurch klingt alles, als wäre man etwas involvierter. Nun ein paar Worte zur Anrufqualität. Soundausgabe der Stimme klingt bei beiden sehr gut, das Mikrofon bei den Soundcore hingegen besser. Das NoiseCancelling der Sony ist natürlich besser, hier ist Sony relativ unangefochten King-of-the-Hill. Spielt für mich hingegen auch nur eine untergeordnete Rolle. Ich reise sehr sehr selten, wenn dann trage ich die Kopfhörer beim Kochen oder eben beim Arbeiten. Auch zum Einsatz an der Playstation und XBOX kommen sie. Aber einen kurzen Test der "nackten" NC Leistung wollte ich dennoch machen. In der Küche bei einem laufenden Wasserhahn und der saugenden Dunstabzugshaube. Hier filtert der Sony stärker raus, als der Soundcore. Würde mal behaupten, beim Sony geht gut 50-60% des Lärms flöten, bei den Soundcore hingegen nur so ungefähr 35-40%. Es entsteht bei keinen von beiden ein "Druck-Gefühl". Also auch hier sehr angenehm. Tragekomfort: Hier gewinnen für mich ganz klar die Soundcore. Die Ohrhörer sind größer, besser und weicher gepolstert. Die Bügelpolsterung ist auch wesentlich weicher. Bei den Sony bekomme ich sonst nach gut 2 Stunden schmerzende Stellen auf dem Schädel. Was ich auch unter Komfort listen würde: die Bluetooth Verbindung bleibt ungefähr doppelt so weit aufrecht bestehen, als bei den Sony. Bei den Sony fangen die Unterbrechungen bereits zwei Zimmer weiter (15 Meter) an aufzutreten. Mit den Soundcore kann ich tatsächlich alle Räume bedenkenlos ablaufen, ohne die Verbindung zum abspielenden Medium zu verlieren. Genial! Verarbeitungsquali: Schwierig ;) Ich find den massiven metallernen Bügel der Soundcore besser als das Plastikzeug der Sony - die Rastungen beim Einstellen fühlen sich auch hochwertiger an. Beim Sony ist aber die Außenseite der "Ohrmuscheln" irgendwie hochwertiger. Kann das nicht beschreiben, die fühlen sich einfach hochwertiger an. Auch die Knöpfe der Soundcore knacken ein wenig, aber hey, bei dem Preis.... Mein Fazit: Die "Großen" müssen echt mal ihre Preispolitik überdenken. Wenn Anker für unter 100 Euro so gute Hörer an den Mann bringen kann, warum kosten dann die Sonys und Bose dieser Welt schnell mal 400 Euro, liefern aber faktisch kaum den Mehrwert, um den Mehrpreis zu untermauern? Weil.... in Asien werden sie ja doch alle gefertigt... ;) Ich kann jedem nur empfehlen, diese Kopfhörer mal auszuprobieren. Ihr werdet begeistert sein.

Great, love the sound quality, very comfortable to wear.

Best Customer Support . A sound quality unheard of Looks amazing. Built Quality Not so great but better that all plastic ones. Comfy. Good Connectivity. Currently Own Space One , q35 and q30. Q30 is better of all. Excellent sound quality I would compare them with my Sennheiser Momentum’s a degraded version would sound like. The warmth in quality and bass makes you feel proud of every penny spend on it. If You are a Bass Head use This setting in Your Soundcore app. (Image Shown)