Customer Ratings & Reviews

We loved these headphones so much we bought another one.

The noise cancellation is ok. Could be better. The sound quality is ok. Could be better for the price. The bass is ok. Could be better for the price. I was expecting better

LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT.......

Sturdy high quality headphones. Still going strong.

My son loves them. Also uses them for XBOX gaming.

Thought they would be more adjustable. Bummer that they are too big.

good value good lower end product for the price///

These lasted six months to the day. They developed stress fractures on the hinges, which we discovered when they broke after a short drop onto a carpeted floor (not a height from which you would expect anything to break). Not covered under warranty. The only preventative would have been the in-house service contract, costing about 20% of the unit price.

Doing fine till they weren't. Last 4 days they started getting to cut out low tones then bass comes and goes. Of course week and a 1/2 after return period has ended.

Could be good for someone who likes a lot of bass but for me Too much Bass!

I can’t connect with my laptop. And no microphone on device

Bluetooth had to be restarted each time I wanted to use the headphones. Geek Squad could not provide a solution. Went back to wired

Very poor quality with a lot of static. I had to return and buy a different brand.

Did not come close to meeting my idea of how sound canceling should perform.

Right, so I've been wanting to get a nice pair of Bluetooth over-the-ear headphones for some time now (I've had enough of the ear bud-type falling out of my ears.) I used to swear by Sony, and was looking there first. After doing some research (and reading reviews), I decided to give Soundcore a chance. If you're an audiophile on a budget (like me), THESE ARE WORTH A LOOK! For the price, the overall quality is sturdy (very soft cushion material, buttons responsive to the touch.) The bass boost is just right for hard rock and hip-hop without being over-powering (however it seems to rob a bit of overall volume in order to generate the extra boost.) The active noise cancelling works as advertised, so does the microphone. It is compatible with Siri and Google's Assistant, though I personally do not use this feature. Heck, it even comes with a carrying case!

You will not find a better set of over the ear headphones at this price point ($80). In sound quality alone, I would put the Soundcore Q30's ($80 retail/TBD on sale) slightly above the JBL LIVE 650BTNC's ($150 retail/$120 on sale) and the Sony WH-CH700N/710N's ($200 retail/$100 on sale). The Q30's have Active Noise Cancelation, Bluetooth 5.0, comes w/hard shell carrying case, USB-C charging, quick charge of 5 min gets you a ridiculous 4 hours of playtime while a full charge gets you a hefty 40 hours of playtime w/ANC on, NFC quick pairing, 40mm drivers, Certified Hi-Res Audio, dual microphones (one on each earcup) for improved call quality and noice cancelation, Transparency Mode...and my favorite part...the Soundcore app where there are 21 different pre-set EQ settings, Soundcore's patented Bass-Up mode adds punch to the lows and the ability to customize your own personal EQ settings to your liking. So overall, based on my five categories of: build quality, features/extras, comfort, value and...most importantly...audio quality/overall sound...I give the Anker Soundcore Life Q30 headphones a score of 91/100. At $80 retail (released at $80 but would not be surprised if they went on sale for $65-70 at some point.) the Q30's are superior to some bigger named brand's headphones that are twice the price. I would highly recommend these to anyone looking for an intro into the ANC/Hi-Res audio headphones game.

They fit Over, not On my ears comfortably. They Noise Canceling works quite well, especially with the bass boost on. They do not cancel out as well as Bose or similar brands, but those are also like $140 more. These also come with a protective case where as others may not.