Soundcore by Anker Q20i Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over-Ear Bluetooth, 40H Long ANC Playtime, Hi-Res Audio, Big Bass, Customize via an App, Transparency Mode

I bought one about 2 months ago for a trip. Beats are too expensive, but I also didn’t want to compromise quality. I liked my first one so much that I bought another for my partner for our next trip.It comes with aux cable that can work on airplanes so instead of using the cheap ear phones you have comfortable noise canceling headphones to watch movies on the plane. I do have a small head and it’s a little loose, but it doesn’t fall off. Comfortable enough to where it’s not squeezing my head. Connecting to blue tooth is easy and the charge holds up for a long time.The only thing I was it came with was a hard case because traveling with this white bag doesn’t do so well, but aside from not having a hard case for the price and the sound of it and functionality it’s basically like having the top notch brands.Bass is good.

I'm absolutely in love with this headphones!I live in a very loud city and the noise cancelling alone is marvelous. Even the loudest ambulances get their volume lowered, not fully or dim enough for me not to notice but enough for my ears not to be ringing after they pass through.The desing is cute and stylish. I've styled it with several outfits and can definitely state it looked great with all of them! I ordered them in black so that may be a factor but I think the construction is lovely.I usually wear headphones around 6 to 8 hours and the fit on these is super comfortable. The sound comes out so well I don't even get close to the "dangerous to ears" volume setting.It easily connected to my phone and laptop at the same time and with no issues while switching between them seemlessly.I'll make an update for the durability and charging speed but so far I can't compliment these enough.

Good balance of quality and price. The sound is good, with decent bass. The noise cancellation is decent—effective enough to help you focus on music or calls while still keeping you aware of your surroundings. It strikes a good balance, blocking distractions without completely isolating you from your environment. I'd rate the noise cancellation at around 80%. As for design, they’re comfortable and functional—more so than any other pair of headphones I’ve tried. I like that they’re wireless but also have the option for an AUX connection. The design is nice, elegant, and clean—I ordered the white ones. The buttons are on the right earcup, including the noise-canceling button; they’re a bit stiff but nothing major. The charging speed is very good—mine arrived with 80% battery and lasted about a month and a half with average use of 2 hours a day.

It's pretty good for what it is. Full disclosure, you can definitely tell it's a more "budget" option compared to the more expensive counterparts of headphones in this category. That being said, the noise canceling features are pretty decent for a budget friendly model of headphones; they completely block out my A/C, and they're mediocre but acceptable in regards to blocking out other voices. I do wish the transparency mode was better, but I can personally live with that feature being kinda eh. (That said, if you are looking for a high quality transparency setting, this is definitely not the product for you in my opinion.) After receiving a few calls and doing a phone meeting using these, the call quality is relatively fine as well. The design of the ear pads is comfortable, and they don't make me feel like I need to rip my glasses off of my head just to be comfortable wearing them, unlike many other models of headphones in this variety. The app that goes with them is pretty interesting to use, and I enjoy messing around with the EQ settings to find a good fit for whatever I'm currently doing or listening to. They're pretty big in size, but I expected that, and it doesn't bother me. They do feel like they could be a little flimsy in terms of durability if you don't take good care of them, so I'd recommend not just shoving them into a purse or backpack without putting them in a hard case first, which these do not come with. The buttons are fine; nothing to write home about, but they're not bad either, so I'm perfectly ambivalent about them.Overall, again, this is a decent product for it's given price point versus it's features. Let me put it this way: If you want the quality of $100+ headphones, you're gonna have to pay for that level of quality. If you're okay with a product that feels a bit more budget in quality however, this will do the job nicely.

I’ve been using these for months and I’m really impressed with the Soundcore by Anker Q20i headphones, especially for the price. The over-ear fit is super comfortable and secure—they stay on well even during workouts, which I didn’t expect from headphones this size.The battery life is excellent. I’ve gone days without needing to recharge, even with regular use. The sound quality is solid—maybe not on par with high-end brands, but definitely better than I expected in this price range. Clear mids and bass, and decent volume without distortion.The active noise cancelling works well enough for daily use—it helps cut out background noise like fans or light chatter, which makes a big difference when I’m trying to focus.Overall, these are a great choice if you’re looking for affordable, wireless over-ear headphones with ANC and long battery life. Perfect for working out, commuting, or just casual listening around the house.