Customer Ratings & Reviews

I absolutely love these headphones. I’ve had quite a few higher end brands but this one has been the best so far for me! NC is real with these. The sound quality is amazing and I like that they have different settings. Another thing I love is how flexible, soft & lightweight they are. The first set of headphones that I didn’t have to “break in”, usually my other headphones were way too tight and gave me tension headaches until they finally loosened up…but not these! Definitely thinking about buying another pair in case they stop selling them lol

I'm surprised and very impressed with the sound quality. It's light and comfortable too and made with class material. Just a little tight but surely it will self adjust and doesn't fall off my head at least. Sound quality is not as rich as my sennheiser m and bose qc but just half a step on being on top of the line. Bass is not over powering and sounds natural and you can adjust it with the app for your preferred clarity and pleasure. I even got this on sale and oh what a steal. Enjoy listening with all my music no matter what genre, jazz, country, classic rock and r&b. Really makes my day. Hopefully it will last. Highly recommended for everyone.

The headphones fit nicely , not too tight or loose, sound quality is really good as well. Came with a case for protection so that’s a plus.

Great sound, great bass, great fit , comfortable. I got this on a deal of the day and it really was a deal . Lucked out and saw it for the price

These headphones make for some ridiculous value. Anyone who's looking for something purely functional can stop searching at these. I have to get that out of the way first for those who don't want to read a wall of text. Sound ----- I've had an overwhelmingly good experience with these headphones in the month I've had them prior to this review. Their sound quality (arguably the most important feature in a headphone purchase) is more than passable, especially at this price point! While it could be argued that the lower end of the sound spectrum is a little muddy on these headphones, this is forgivable looking back again at their price. Connectivity ------------ This is one of the first places where I personally ran into trouble. Connecting them to my Samsung Tab S7+ led to a repeated cycle of being sent back and forth between the Soundcore app (which I kept getting pestered to download while initially trying to connect) and bluetooth settings. This would weigh heavier on my overall feelings towards them if this were something that needed to be done more than once. This may be less of a problem for NFC-capable Android devices, since you can just hold the device against the earcup to connect (unfortunately unavailable to iPhones, from my brief testing), but it still served to cloud my first impression of the Life Tune XRs. Features -------- This is where these headphones truly shine! So much was shoved into this midrange product. In the app, there are so many stages of noise reduction/cancellation, even breaking down ANC into three categories (Indoor, Outdoor, and Transport). On top of that, there are several preset equalizer settings plus the ability for you to add your own custom sound profiles. I didn't expect to get multipoint (the ability to connect multiple bluetooth sources) in a product at this price, but these even have that! Focusing more on its physical features, these headphones have the longest battery life of any headphones I've ever tried, holding quite true to the advertised 60 hours in a single charge. As icing on the cake, these come with an aux cable input (included), for wired listening too! Anker truly did so much with so little. Outside of the connectivity problems I mentioned earlier, my only complaints about the headphones are immaterial--I'm a little biased because I'm predisposed to compare everything to the Sony 1000XM4s, which I still consider the best-in-class. I'd love to see some more feature parity to the Sonys in Anker's products in the future, especially with respect to touch controls instead of buttons. Overall, I'm blown away with what Anker did with these reasonably-priced headphones. They bring a lot of features that you only expect to see in the expensive products into a pricetag that begs you to impulse buy them. I wholeheartedly think these are the best headphones I've ever tried under $100 and recommend them to anyone looking to stay in that range.

These are the most amazing headphones I’ve ever used. Cancels out the noise and you tap the side and can hear everything around you. Comfortable and with a great case to keep them in.

Just a bit of background, I own far too many headphones. Over ear, on ear, in ear, iems and earbuds, either wired or wireless and all of varying qualities. I also previously owned the Sony WH-CH700N and WH-CH710N so those will more or less be my benchmarks since any headphones more expensive than those $200 ones won't be a fair comparison. The unboxing was good and the accessories are plentiful. You get the charging cable, and aux cable to use the headphones if they run out of battery and a very nice, hard shell carrying case. Looking at the design, it is mainly plastic but with metal in the top band, it can hold its own and doesn't rattle all too badly. They can also be folded up nicely into the case and have a large degree of adjustability to fit most heads. The ear cups are also large so most people's ears can fit inside like they should. The form factor is sleek, understated and stealthy which is something that I greatly appreciate. If you want headphones that don't stand out too much, get these. Keep in mind, these headphones do not require the Soundcore app to work, however it is needed to adjust controls on them. It also allows your to tune the sound signature which in my personal opinion needs a serious overhaul. Look, a lot of people like bassy headphones and there is nothing wrong with that. However, there is such a thing as too much of a good thing and these headphones have far too much bass out of the box. Granted it doesn't drown out other parts of songs too much, but this much bass can be bothersome to some people. Thankfully the app has a bass reducer as well as treble booster preset EQ, which in a way confirms that they knew some people wouldn't like it. In my opinion you need to make a custom EQ and tune the bass WAY down to make it even remotely manageable. Granted, I'm used to more neutral headphones that have a focus on mids and highs and have tried to distance myself from bass heavy stuff in order to get better clarity. Not sure if thats possible with these headohones, but you don't buy $100 bluetooth ANC headphones for critical listening. For the general public and those that enjoy pooular music, these are warm and fun to listen to. With bass heavy tracks these things can really make your chest thump and will let you have a really good time if thats your thing. However bass isn't my thing any more and I need to find a better EQ that allows the mids and highs to shine through better. When it comes to the ANC, it technically could be better, but I have also heard worse ANC. These Soundcores do well for the money that you pay and you aren't paying that much compared to Bose or Sony. Obviously the QC45's and 1000XM4's would beat out the Life Tune XT's any day, but when it comes down to it, they can defeat low and constant tones just fine like most others can. I would say that at $100, you have something that can compete with Sony and Bose. It won't beat them but you will not regret saving a few hundred dollars by getting these. Obviously the more expensive headphones will have better features and maybe more sound quality, but these pack a good punch at their incredibly low price range and the only other headphones that "compete" with these are some knockoffs you find on Amazon with a weird company name attached to it and a title thats longer than the credit sequence of a movie which is sold at an okay price but doesn't have the quality or features from a brand that actually cares about making a good product.

Easy to pair, comfortable and sounds great. I am using these for pc gaming and have been averaging 20-25 hours of use before charging and it’s has never been to 50% power yet. I haven’t used the app yet to adjust the EQ, but that option is available for the audiophiles out there. The range is twice as far, ANC functions better and they are a lot lighter than my old Cowin E7 Pro’s.

the app alone is worth the buy, gives you about 30 different present, as well as allows you to have your own preset custom to you , and the good part about the headset is once you set your sound it saves to the headst untill you change it, , so you don't have to launch the app every time you use the headphones, also the sound is good, light weight I use them in the gym and the noise canceltion definitely blocks out the sound, the only small issue I have is the padding in the top could be a little thicker, but for the price it's worth the buy

I bought the Sony WH-XB900N headphones first and then took them back for these. and cannot be happier. These are great headphones for a lot less money. The noise-canceling is remarkable. I was standing about 20ft from an idling semi-truck. These things knocked out almost all the sound. The fit is comfortable, and these have volume controls on them. The Sony headphones do not have volume controls. These also come with a nice case, the sony headphones come with a bag.

Theae have a great aound and fit. You can use them cordless bluetooth or wired. Sound canceling works great. Great price when compared to the higher end over priced competition.

The noice cancellation feature -- love it! It's easy to use. The battery life is incredible. It lasts for so very long; they were not lying about the battery life or about the quick 15 minute charge. It can work on phone calls, but sometimes is too quiet for them. They are also very comfortable. I have never had a problem wearing them for several hours. Sound leakage, yes. But if you're in the groove on your own, getting work done and just want to shut everything out, they're great.

Life Tune XR Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones are amazing headphone. Great fit and most importantly sound amazing with their Hi-Res audio.

I bought these headphones before an international trip where I'd be on a plane for 12 hours. I wore them virtually the entire time with noise canceling turned on. The battery lasted the entire trip, and the comfort was amazing. I usually get ear fatigue or pain from wearing headphones and earbuds for an hour or so. Not with these! Sound quality impressed, and the device was a snap to set up with NFC.

I bought these to upgrade my Soundcore Vortex over-ear headphones (which were also great) and couldn't be happier. Compared to the older model, these included bluetooth 5.0, ANC amongst other refinements. I noticed immediately how much more dynamic (and louder) the sound was - and the Vortex's sounded great, mind you. For the price I paid ($59.99), I am EXTREMELY satisified. You cant go wrong with these.

I would high recommend these Soundcore headphones. I was in the market for some high quality wireless headphones at a reasonable price, and I have to say that these headphones exceeded my expectations. These headphones are able to keep up with my busy lifestyle. I can use them when I got for a run in the morning because of their noise cancelling capabilities, but I can also use them while I am on a conference call and I have an important package that I am waiting on.

These headphones are excellent. They have an extremely long battery life, 60 hours +. Easy to connect to my iPhone. Great job are drowning out outside sounds, while not being noise cancelling. The treble and the bass tones are just right. Excellent value for the amazing quality of headphones.

I bought these primarily for noise canceling at work. I sit in a cubicle with many others around. After two years of Covid we’re back in the office holding WebEx meetings. These have worked great for me. The noise canceling is excellent, the sound is excellent, they are very comfortable, and the battery life is excellent. Rather than pay 3 to 4 times as much I’m very pleased with these.

Great fit, very lightweight headphones. Coming from the original version of the Sony 1000x noise cancelling headphones, the noise cancelling in these is on par. It won't keep up with the newer Sony or Bose options, but for 100 dollars, you really can't go wrong. The app offers relaxing sounds to help you sleep or slow down your day for a bit, as well as equalizer options to tailor the sound to your liking.

I bought these over a year ago, and they have been awesome! They are way cheaper then most high end headphones and still sound great, they could use a little more bass, but that’s just me. The battery life is really good I usually let them sit for a couple days at a time mainly because they are used for working out, but the battery life seems to stay the same even when sitting for a while.