SoundcoreQ30 by Anker, Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Multiple Modes, Hi-Res Audio, Custom EQ via App, 50H Playtime, Comfortable Fit, Bluetooth, Multipoint ConnectionTCO CertifiedTCO CertifiedTCO CertifiedTCO Certified

Pretty good for the price on sale. Solid for my first set of noise cancelling headphones. To be straight forward I just feel like it could have been better with bass and noise leak. As I really want to rock to my new headphones, but in the end with a bit of tweaking in the app it sounds better I guess. And the second caveot is how I'm at 50% or above the volume and it already leaks my music towards all to hear. It ain't as bad, but in a quiet room with few others. I bet they can hear me bobbing to my bops.But the biggest pros that I would give them is they sound good for just 50$, noise cancellation works pretty alright. And quality is definitely there, even tho I just now read on Reddit that some parts are fragile and may be prone to breaking. I really hope not, as they feel solid with good materials and are comfortable. As I have a big head, and the ear cups are just so soft.For the price and quality of the build, I would say they are a worthy pickup. As much as I would like to spend 100-200$ on other brands. These just fits the budget I'm at at the moment, for those movie late nights and morning motivation beats and muse, they will do the job just fine. Plus they are made with Anker, the guys that makes portable power banks, thus far I'm still at 90% battery, which is a bonus. I've wore mines for the whole day, ever since they arrived at t 6am in the morning. Pretty much am well accustomed to them now.Also I like how I can use 2 devices at once with them too. While playing PC games to just doom scrolliing on my phone. Without making too much of a racket, which is very very nice.Overall, good if you're on a budget. But best try to get em on sale. They also seem to have cheaper and more expensive options too of different models.

My headphones that I had been using for years were worn out and it was time to buy new ones. Those didn't have noise cancelation. I wanted a good pair with that feature without having to spend a fortune. I bought these on sale for $55 and they're the best headphones I've ever had. They're super comfortable and fit really well. I listen to podcasts while I work and my old headphones would get uncomfortable after a while. I've had no issues with these. The noise cancelling is amazing, especially considering the price. I go into the office two days a week and the people that sit behind me talk constantly. If I have these on I can't hear them at all. They're also light and easy to take with me. There's a soundcore app to customize your settings which is great. I love listening to music with these, it's like a whole new experience. If you're looking for quality, budget friendly headphones these are it!

I’ve been using the Soundcore Q30s for a little while now and overall, I’m really happy with them. The noise canceling is surprisingly effective for the price — it blocks out background noise really well, even in noisy environments. They're also super comfortable to wear for long periods and come with a nice case and an audio cable (for wired use if you need it).The app is great — really intuitive, and I like being able to adjust the EQ and noise canceling modes. Bluetooth pairing was basically instant. Whatever NFC or fast-pairing tech they use, it worked flawlessly right out of the box.The only downside for me is I wish the max volume went a little higher. It's not a dealbreaker, but if you like things really loud, you might notice it.All in all, awesome value for the price. Comfortable, feature-packed, and great sound — just not the loudest out there

Just had my $170 Sony headphones break out of nowhere(part holding earpiece to headband broke clean off) & needed a good replacement ASAP & these definitely delivered. They're even more comfortable than my Sony headphones. I don't feel the speaker hardware as much even though it still portrudes under the mesh a bit but there more padding or cushion around it which helps. Noise canceling works surprisingly well & audio quality isn't bad. I'm actually blown away by how good these are for under $60. Build quality even feels better than my Sony headphones from the headband to the speakers. Quick charging seems to work well although one drawback is you can't use it while charging since it turns off the headphones when you plug in a charger. I can charge them in under an hour from 40% & they do seem to last as described. I do wish the dual connection feature worked better. It only seems to be able to switch from one device to another instead of being connected to both simultaneously. For example when I'm on my PC & I get a call the headphones disconnect from my PC dedicating the sound to the phone instead of phone & PC. My Sony headphones had the same problem even though they used to have a proper dual connection feature before getting rid of it in an update.