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

I recently purchased the Anker Q30 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. These headphones have exceeded my expectations in every aspect.Sound Quality: The audio quality is fantastic, with a rich, immersive sound that enhances both music and podcasts. The bass is deep, the mids are clear, and the highs are crisp, providing a well-balanced listening experience.Comfort: The headphones are incredibly comfortable to wear, even for extended periods. The ear cups are well-padded and fit snugly without causing any discomfort. I can easily wear them for hours without feeling any fatigue.Bluetooth Connectivity: The Bluetooth connectivity is seamless. Pairing with my devices was quick and effortless, and I haven't experienced any dropouts or connectivity issues. The range is also impressive, allowing me to move around freely without losing connection.Overall Quality: The build quality is top-notch. These headphones feel sturdy and well-made, with a sleek and modern design. They also come with a great carrying case, making them easy to transport and store.Packaging: The packaging was excellent. The headphones arrived in a well-protected box, ensuring they were in perfect condition upon arrival. A charging cable and carry case is included.Overall, the Anker Q30 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones are a fantastic investment. Their superior sound quality, comfort, and reliable Bluetooth connectivity make them a standout choice. Highly recommended!

The Q30 is probably the better headphones compared with Sony 720. They are both similarly priced (with discounts) but the Q30 is better built, better foldable and comes with a case. Sound is very crisp to my ear in both. So that would be a tie I think.The drawbacks of these are that when you press the NC button, the headphones play their own chime to indicate. This is a long sound and interrupts the listening experience, but can be turned off in the app. I find when I want to hear outside, moving the ear cup is faster than button press.Battery life is very good. And the headphones are very comfortable. The ear cups are big and soft to touch.I find the noise cancelling is similar to the Sony. But maybe a touch behind. However, it's not a deal-breaker.The Sony headphones would announce the battery level but this would not do it. You have to see the remaining battery through the Anker app.

I bought the Soundcore Q20i headphones but didn't like them (too much hiss on the ANC). I exchanged them for the Q30 and I love the Q30s. For the extra £10-15 that I paid (when both sets were on sale), the quality of the Q30s is much better.There is still a small amount of hissing on the ANC in the Q30s but it is much less aggravating. Build quality is better, they come with a hard case (which the Q20i didn't), and there's a nice added feature of being able to switch between transparency and noise cancelling modes by touching the right headphone (without pressing any buttons).Noise cancelling is reasonable, they are comfortable (I have an average-sized head and wear glasses), and the sound quality for music and audiobooks is good for the price (you can adjust the EQ settings in the app to suit personal preferences which I like).The only reason I haven't given 5 stars is because the ANC still has a slight hiss (although I think most ANC headsets have this), and the ANC could be slightly stronger (but for this price it is very good). The power button can also be a bit tricky to use. The headset is also very slightly loose on me. I don't mind because I hate tight headphones on my glasses, but if my head was smaller or I was using them during physical activities, they might fall off.However, for the price I would definitely recommend these, and if you are deciding between the Q20i and Q30, I would say go for the Q30, especially if like me you use ANC a lot.If you are neurodivergent or struggling to concentrate when working, these are a good affordable set of headphones for reducing background noise while still being comfortable to wear.

These headphones are absolutely amazing. I nearly dropped 5 times the price on some big named cans. I can only say I am so glad I didn't. The primary reason for purchase was to try to cancel the continuous annoying range of sounds one experiences when recovering in hospital. From irritating people to incessant beeping these bad boys and a little relaxing rain sound basically saved me from the sleep thieving monsters while I spent a week in hospital. The sound quality is very good for music, voice and games just what I liked and kept a couple of hundred quid in my pocket. The ANC is like a miracle that transports you from a sonic hell hole of public places to a little zone by yourself. The transparency mode is great for when you just want to check what's going on then disappear back into your zone, safe in the knowledge the world is still full of loud mouthed cretins who think the louder they talk the more important what they say becomes. The battery life is pretty decent, I had them on for 3 days and nights off and on following surgery and only had to recharge on day 3 . They charge really quickly from the very short charge cable provided. Case is ok, not fancy but functional. Comfort and fit are good. I have a massive head and they fit no problem, just wish there was a little scope to adjust the angle of the ear cups in relation to the band so when you put you head on a pillow you could change position, but I don't think many headphones have this. In summary, very happy with the product and glad I went for these after hours thinking about high end/price offerings.