by Anker Q20i Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, White | Over-Ear, Bluetooth, 40H ANC Playtime, Hi-Res Audio, Big Bass, Transparency Mode, Customize via App, Travel, Home, Office

These Sound ore by Anker Q20i headphones are absolutely amazing. I am an earbud girlie all the way, but let’s be real, the noise cancelling effect is only in play when you’re playing music on your ears buds. In the other hand, these headphones, as soon as they just connect to any of my devices, provide the noise cancelling effect I was looking for! I wanted noise cancelling headphones to block out the noise of home - I have 3 kids that always have some sort of device and my fiancé who ALWAYS has the tv on and loud. I love that I can pop these on if if I’m not playing anything through them at the moment. - I also love the fact that they can be connected/paired to multiple devices. They are currently paired to my phone, iPad, and switch lite. I use these a lot to play music through my phone or while gaming on my switch lite. BONUS- you can simultaneously have these connected to 2 devices at once. Using them while gaming but also connected to my phone so I won’t miss an important phone call. The headphones do have specific sides R/L that are marked accordingly. If you out them on backwards, they still work BUT if you are trying to use the mic, it will drastically impact the ability for the other person to hear you- so just make sure you put them on the right way. - most headphones are EXTREMELY big on my head as I do have a smaller head- others would fall off the back of my head if I tilted it backwards or fly off the front when I sat up. These do not do that! Do they move some? Yes, but they are by far the best fitting headphones I have ever tried. -also, I have never been able to wear headphones around my neck because they always make me feel like I’m choking, these however don’t and are the first ones I have ever been able to wear around my neck when needing to pause use for a time. - The ear pads/pillows are SO comfortable, they literally feel like little pillow clouds on my ears. They are comfortable enough to lay down with while wearing and I mean laying on my side too. - the sound is incredible, the volume control is top notch! You can turn the volume up all the way if you like, but it’s really not necessary, and I have hearing loss on both sides. (See screenshot showing my perfect volume level with these) - There is an app you can download and adjust your equalizer to personalize it. I just use the Bass booster setting. - the battery life is amazing- far superior to my earbuds. I have only charged them once since I bought them yet and I have had them for nearly 2 weeks now. - these are actually my second pair as the first ones the band seemed as though it had been stretched out and had a pin hole in the ear pad. They replaced them super quick without issue. - they are very durable as previously stated with me sleeping on them. Initially I just tossed them into my bag, but I wanted to protect my investment (I normally don’t really spend money on myself) so I was even able to get a case for these! - oh, I almost forgot! I love how you can fold these too for storage! Makes it super nice for sure! If you’re in doubt, take the jump- I promise you won’t regret your purchase with these!

I'm rating these very highly. The sound is incredible! Full bass! Very comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. Pairing for me was very easy. The battery life is very long. Rated at 50 hours out of the box. I bought these to listen to music at my desk ( like now while I write this review! ) Low to no latency. Using these while watching video still keeps the sound synced up. Very full sound! The controls are minimal. Keep the manual around until you get used to which are which. One very minor quibble is that turning these on, pairing them and turning them off are only indicated by a discrete series of beeps. I have another bluetooth set of headphones that talk to you ("power on", "pairing", "connected", "battery high" and "power off" which is very useful to know.) I am using these in a simple single-use setting - connected to a bluetooth adapter which is hooked up to an old school stereo receiver. As such, I have not needed to explore the other functionality of these phones - such as advancing songs on an iPod, switching between a phone and another bluetooth device. The Noise Canceling capabilities are very effective. I can't hear any noise while I'm listening to music even at low volumes. At just under $40 I thought these were a very reasonable buy considering the high quality sound.

I’ve had the cream colored headphones for about a year and loved them so much, I got the black ones for my daughter. The active noise cancellation is excellent, which was the main thing I was looking for. I like to listen to audiobooks while doing loud things like power washing, woodworking, running the leaf blower. I did kind of cover them in wood stain when I was painting a fence with an airless sprayer, but they even cleaned up pretty well. I’ve never managed to run the batteries down, and can go a week or so between charges, although often I just plug them in instead of turning them off. The audio quality seems good (no interruptions while listening) and I’ve taken calls while out walking and it worked well for that (remote caller could hear me over the mic with no complaints). My main complaint is that they are HOT to wear, your ears will definitely get sweaty. Also, they’re pretty big. They tend to fall forward on my head even on the smallest setting. Even so, I love them and definitely recommend!

The title of the review sets the stage and helps to understand where I'm coming from when I purchased the Soundcore by Anker Q20i headphones. BACKSTORY A few years ago I had purchased a pair of Apple AirPods Max, which are probably the best pair of headphones I've ever owned: amazing sound quality, awesome noise cancellation, and unreal support for Transparency Mode. However due to Apple's dubious quality of engineering on that product, they begin to fail after what I consider be too short a time. When they died this last time, I began looking for cheaper alternatives. The obvious one is the Beats Studio Pro, which are actually priced very well for a decent pair of headphones. Instead, I wanted to get something that was a cheaper stopgap, so I started exploring the over-the-ear Soundcore headphones by Anker, because I had had decent experience with them in the past with their Bluetooth earbuds and also approximately 10 years ago I had one of the successor models to the Q20i. So I thought I would give it a shot. I purchased a different pair of Soundcore headphones at first, but when they arrived they had an offensive smell and had to send them back. After that experience, I do not know what motivated me to try the Soundcore Q20i model, but immediately on arrival I had a different experience. There was no offensive smell, the headphones are very comfortable on my (admittedly large) head. SOUND QUALITY As far as sound quality is concerned, they are passable-to-pretty-good. They initially sounded a little "tinny", but I typically run them with the bass boost and I think I've gotten used to the way that they sound at this point. My typical use case is wearing my headphones pretty much all day listening to droning ambient electronic music so I can focus while working. Therefore, I am not necessarily looking for stellar audio quality, but these are actually pretty good for the price. One cannot compare them to the AirPods Max, because those headphones just blew me away by their quality. But given that this is a $45 pair of headphones, the sound is great—for the price. (I will keep saying that just to keep perspective: "For the price…") TRANSPARENCY MODE The other reason why I went for these is because I needed a pair of headphones that had Transparency Mode, but I didn't have the extra cash to spend on the Beats Studio Pro. The Q20i surprised me because it has a Transparency Mode in a $45 pair of headphones. It's important to acknowledge that Transparency Mode on the Q20i is *nowhere near* the same experience of Transparency Mode on AirPods Max or AirPods Pro, so don't expect that level. However, it does let in enough ambient sound to allow me to hear sound around me and to have a conversation with someone without having to take the headphones off. That was the crucial feature requirement. So again, for the price, having Transparency Mode at all is pretty amazing. STAR REMOVAL The only reason I took off a star is because I feel that the headphones should have the capacity to remember that I always want to have transparency on, or at least remember the last setting of that mode so that when I turned them on the next time, it will be in the same mode that I left it. These do not do that, and for that, I docked a star. OTHER TOPICS Battery life has been good, but I work at a desk and I can charge them whenever I need to, so I am probably not the best judge of that. The headphones are light and comfortable, and they are very adjustable so they should be able to fit and be comfortable for most wearers. They also fold for easy transportation and seem like a pretty durable construction. CONCLUSION For a sub $50 pair of headphones that has transparency mode, has reasonably good sound quality, and so far has been behaving decently on the Bluetooth side connected to a MacBook Pro, I definitely recommend them to someone who is on a tight budget, or someone who just wants a "burner" set of Bluetooth over the ear headphones.

I really have been liking these headphones quite a bit. I needed something to use with my Android TV device for watching movies late at night. The sound quality is good, the buttons have indentations and features you can feel with your fingers as needed - though I don't fiddle with the controls much since I use my TV remote to adjust volume, pause etc. I have used these to talk on the phone once and the person on the other end could hear me adequately. I really appreciate the fast sync up time after turning on the headphones to whatever you'll be using them with. As some have mentioned, its a little difficult to tell when the headphones are on or have turned on after holding the power button for a second. There is a light but more than once I have held the button too long and put the device into bluetooth pairing mode which was not intended. If you are wearing the headphones there is an audible tone for "on" and "off" which makes operation much easier. The noise cancelling is honestly very good. I have had better on other device (Pixelbuds for example) but these are over the ear design and they are more than adquate for blocking out everyday living room sounds like when the vacuum is running etc. If you're using at a busy airport I'm not sure how good the cancellation would be. I do intend to use them while flying eventually however. Overall I am very happy with the price point and fit and function of these headphones. They are very comfortable to wear even after several hours, although some heat is added to your head, but that is normal for this style. This product resolidified what I already know about Anker and that is that they create high quality products that do not cut corners. Sure the headphones have some tiny weaknesses - but again for the price point I'm very glad I went with a brand name instead of some Temu junk. Anker is a solid name in portable battery packs but apparently they make other high quality products as well. I can attest to that.

Let me start out by answering your first question; yes they are 100% worth the money. I wear these to the hospital, on the bus, on car rides, and I've even worn them during an exceptionally loud tropical storm that I was struggling to sleep through - and slept with them on! I personally use them in passthrough mode or ANC off, I've yet to find a situation where I really needed the ANC but I can assure you that the ANC works amazingly well for cutting out background sound like engines, low rumbling and air conditioning. The mic on them is also shockingly good! There is a catch though, like the title suggests. These are really bluetooth only headphones. The 3.5mm jack is nice but you lose your EQ settings meaning the audio takes a hit and both ANC and passthrough only work when connected via bluetooth. That said these have the best sound quality of any pair of headphones I've owned (and that includes ones worth over $100!) when connected to bluetooth. They last forever though, the 40 hour advertisement isn't a marketing gimmick. I tend to charge them when they get down to ~60% just so I have 1-2 full days of use at any given time, but they absolutely last for over a full day. They charge within 2 hours too in my experience, in fact I think it only takes 30-45 minutes to charge from about half if memory serves. The only thing is that the ear cuffs are a bit narrow and might be uncomfortable for some, especially since they're over ears. I've got sensitive ears and they're fine on be but I could see someone with larger ears having trouble with them. That's just what you get for paying $40 for a product that typically MSRPs at double the price on the minimum - there's gonna be a little compromise. For me though, like I said, I wore these to sleep one night and they felt fine so it's definitely more of a "hey if you have sensitive ears, keep the receipt just in case" kind of thing. If it were actually a problem I wouldn't give 5 stars.

So I’m not a headphone expert by any means. I hardly ever wear them unless I need them for noise canceling. I have misophonia, so I experience rage when I hear certain sounds, such as landscaping equipment, snoring, whistling, etc. I had a pair of Bose for a long time and they just stopped working. So, I went in search of a new pair. I’ve had anker products in the past, and Amazon reviews are really important to me. I didn’t want to spend a lot of $ because I don’t use them much, but the noise canceling has to be really good. So here’s the deal: The Bad: 1. They are too big. 2. The noise canceling isn’t as good as Bose. The Good: 1. The SOUND is INCREDIBLE. I have never been in the habit of listening to music on headphones or earbuds, but my boyfriend was watching the World Cup and the crowd was setting off my misophonia rage so badly, I needed to do something. The noise canceling by itself wasn’t doing the trick, so I connected these babies to my iPhone and put on some Amazon Music. I was literally dancing while laying on the couch. I felt like I was at a concert or club. Phenomenal sound quality. 2. I love the power and volume buttons on the outside of the earphone, and I love that the NC button makes a sound indicating when you turn it on and off. 3. These came out of the box fully charged and are still going strong days later. They were a breeze to connect to my phone. I simply went to blue tooth, tapped connect, and we were rolling. The solutions to the bad: 1. AI helped me choose a headband thingy to put on them so that they won’t keep falling off of my head. 2. Since the sound quality is so good and since it’s so easy to connect these to my phone, I’ll just listen to music when the NC isn’t quite enough to keep my rage at bay. I decided to give them 5 stars because, for the price, they are decent headphones.

Overview The Soundcore Q20i headphones offer a lot of features for the price and are a good option if you want Bluetooth headphones with active noise cancellation without spending a lot of money. I own three different pairs of Bluetooth noise-cancelling headphones, including these. While my higher-end headphones are somewhat more comfortable for very long listening sessions, I find the Q20i comfortable enough to wear for many hours at a time, including extended online work calls. The adjustable headband makes it easy to get a good fit. I measured the weight at approximately 8.6 ounces. The earcups provide good coverage, and the active noise cancellation does a good job reducing background noise. I found this particularly useful in environments where there is steady background noise. The headphones also offer several useful features, including Transparency mode, dual-device Bluetooth connections, adjustable EQ through the Soundcore app, and long battery life. One thing to be aware of is that a carrying case is not included. If you plan to travel with these, you’ll probably want to purchase a case separately. Pros * Good value for the price * Effective active noise cancellation * Comfortable enough for extended use * Adjustable headband accommodates different head sizes * Approximately 8.6 ounces by my measurement * Bluetooth wireless connectivity * Transparency mode * Can connect to two devices simultaneously * Sound can be customized using the Soundcore app * Long advertised battery life * Can also be used with an AUX cable Cons * Carrying case is not included * Higher-end headphones are more comfortable for extremely long listening sessions Conclusion The Soundcore Q20i headphones provide an impressive combination of noise cancellation, comfort, battery life, connectivity, and customization at a relatively low price. They may not have the premium feel or long-term comfort of more expensive headphones, but after using several different Bluetooth noise-cancelling models, I think these are a very good value. If you’re looking for an affordable pair of over-ear Bluetooth headphones with active noise cancellation for work, travel, commuting, or everyday listening, the Q20i is an easy model to recommend. Just budget for a separate carrying case if you plan to travel with them.

Definitely 5 stars for the price. I am got these to replace my Sony MDR 1000x (basically the old version of the XM4). Which were 5 X more expensive than these. I beat of my headphones, running, using them for the gym, lots of travel and being thrown into bags. So I decided to go for a cheaper option this time. Although my Sony's lasted almost 10 years I had to keep repairing them myself to keep them going. So here's my comparison against a pretty premium pair of headphones- my wife also has Bose QC35's and I've used them plenty too. Pros: - Sound Isolation is amazing, it has a very good seal over the ears (I have a big head and ears too) - Very comfortable, and suprisingly light. Ear cups feel memory foamish - noise cancelling is pretty great, and it doesn't cause discomfort like some cheap NC - Bass is powerful if you like that - they look good and feel of reasonable quality - the battery is as advertised Cons: - Sound quality over all is not spectacular, but good for the price. The bass is good but the mids and highs are a bit muddy. Honestly though it's completely fine and probably the best sound you'll get around this price. - Turning on the Noise cancelling causes a noticeable dip in sound quality. Although the NC is very impressive, it definitely causes the sound quality to become a bit more tinny. While the bass is still there. Everything else gets washed out. I find myself needing to change EQ settings when I turn NC On and Off. For this reason I have been using them with NC off mostly ( a bit annoying too as it defaults to being on everytime) So if you're tossing up between getting these or breaking the bank. Just know the main thing you'll sacrifice is sound quality. The NC is good, the soundcore app is nice enough, they look good and even sound decent enough. I'm perfectly happy to use these instead of more expensive headphones.

Ich hatte hier zuvor im Rahmen eines Angebotes die Hama Calypso erworben, da ich nur ein günstiges an ihr Headset wollte, um in der Wohnung oder auf dem Balkon auch mal laut Musik hören zu können oder ungestört Serie schauen zu können. Die Akkulaufzeit hat mich da schon sehr beeindruckt aber das Headset war insgesamt sehr knarzig hatte nicht wirklich den beigen Farbton, den ich wollte (eher grau) und nach der Zeit taten die Polster auf den Ohren weh, obwohl sehr weich. Die Hammer haben keinen aktives NoiseCancelling. Dann habe ich dieses Angebot entdeckt im Rahmen der Prime Days und war von den Reviews und den Bewertungen bei YouTube beeindruckt Das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis schien absolut zu stimmen.. und auch jetzt in der Realität kann ich das bestätigen für den Preis ein Top Headset? Es sieht wirklich schön aus, ist sehr flexibel und angenehm zu tragen. Auch nach mehreren Stunden tun mir die Polster nicht an den Ohren weh. Sie sind wirklich ultra weich und haben eine sehr gute Passform für meine Ohren. Die Bedienung am Headset selbst ist sehr einfach. Innerhalb der App kann man nicht wirklich für einstellen aber es ist okay. Mir selbst reichen für Serie gucken und laut Musik hören bei Hausarbeit und Co. Die voreingestellten SoundSettings. Die drei Stufen beim NC Hab natürlich Auswirkungen auf den Ton, weshalb ich je nach Modus (Serie oder Musik) umstellen muss, damit es sich gut anhört. Das finnisch lässt sich sehr hochwertig an. Und anders als die Hama Calypso knarzen sie nicht. Bin wirklich sehr sehr happy mit diesem Kauf.

Me encantan, son cómodos y ligeros. Apenas cumpliré tres semanas con ellos y no tienen peros. Tienen una app para configurar el tipo de sonido, o si lo deseas tiene ecualizador para que tú mismo hagas tus ajustes de acuerdo a tus gustos. Los bajos están bien presentes, tienen un sonido envolvente y la cancelación de ruido es buena, no tienes una cancelación total, pero la suficiente para que escuches con claridad lo que estás reproduciendo sin tener que subir demasiado el volumen. Y la cancelación de ruido la puedes activar y desactivar directamente desde un botón que se ubica justo en el manos libres de los audífonos, así de fácil. La batería es una joya, desde que los pedí los cargué una sola vez, y tiene dos semanas que no los he cargado y apenas se han descargado al 55% en un uso algo prolongando, de unas 2 a 5 hrs diarias aproximadamente. Valen completamente la pena, por el precio y la calidad que ofrecen en sus materiales y el audio que es hi-rez. Si eres un consumidor estricto y quieres lo mejor en sonido y calidad mejor busca una opción acorde a tus necesidades, éste es un gran producto pero no es gama top y tampoco pretende serlo.

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