Anker Q30, Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones

These are really fantastic quality for the price. They are comfortable. The noise cancelling feature is really good. I stayed in a hotel above a pub and wasn't bothered by the punters at all. The only downside is that you can't remove the foam pads to wash them, which you can do with Sony headphones. They're also a bit too bassy for me.

I bought these as a present while they were on sale, and I think they’re excellent value for money. The noise cancellation is fantastic, making them a great choice for anyone who wants to block out background noise and enjoy their music.They’re also really comfortable to wear, with a good fit around the head, and the sound quality is impressive. They feel like a much more expensive pair of headphones than the price might suggest.The included storage bag is another nice touch, making them easier to keep protected when travelling or putting them away.For the money, I’d definitely recommend these headphones. Great sound, comfortable to wear and excellent noise cancellation make them a brilliant buy!

First of all, great headset. Noise cancelling works as expected, if not better, I use it in many scenarios from long car journeys to day to day work in my household and it's a huge difference. Sound quality is great, very light, comfortable and easy to wear.After a year and a bit of solid use, the headset did show some signs of age with the left headphone losing audio entirely and periodic noise coming through, as well as some issues with the connectivity at certain angles. However, after emailing Soundcore's Support Team, I was able to claim my warranty and was sent a replacement within 2 days of the ticket being opened!I would definitely recommend this headset. For it's price, it's great value.

I've been buying cheap bnm type headphones for a while. So I bought these on an offer. WOW, for the price the sound is magnificent, the noise cancelling is impressive for the price. I've added the app still finding my way round it. Comfortable, affordable and easy to use out of the box. Now my daughter and Dad has pair. Worth every penny. Now remember I got these at bar a few pounds half price, not cheap just brilliant value for money imo. Plus they have a tinnitus setting. 3 pairs bought so believe my review, they are good, very very good

Had these are while now, in daily use, comfortable, good noise cancelling and sound quality, very good battery life and easy charges,build quality is much better than others in price range. In all no issues

These arrived yesterday. I wasn't wholly sure they would live up to the claims made for them but I have had other products from Anker which have proven excellent so this and the +ve product reviews on Amazon and elsewhere persuaded me to give them a whirl and I really needed some more comfortable wireless headphones.I was immediately impressed with the look and feel of the headphones which seemed very solidly built but also relatively light compared to other headphones I use.The phones came with a large carry bag, a carry pouch, USB C lead charger lead, Audio cable and printed manual.I found the printed manual a little hard to read but I downloaded a pdf copy from the soundcare website and also installed the soundcore app.Although the phones appeared to be partially charged, I decided to charge them up fully before attermpting to use them. It took an hour or two before the red charghing light extinguished but, to be honest, I wasn't timing it with any precision.I found the headphone controls a bit fiddly and hard to make out the symbols but my eyesight's not that great and the online manual could be "blown up" to read easily and correlate with the actual controls on the phones.Every manufacturer, retailer, etc seem to want me to install an app on my phone these days. As a result, I've got literally hundreds of the damn things occupying storage space on my phine. Unlike many, the soundcore app is quite useful though and -unlike some apps- it wasn't fazed by my recent installation of phone-link for Windows 11 on my PC and phone. I soon had a Bluetooth connection....time to try things.I usually use some older Bluetooth headphones that were very expensive - being one of the frst to use the APT-X codec - they were nearly 10x the price of the Q30's but can become uncomfortable to wear for more than an hour or two. As the saying has it, comparisons are odious, but the Q30's immediately impressed with its relative ease of pairing, connecting and setting up a connection. Crucially, for my purposes, they felt very light and the sound they produced playing the flac files I store on my NAS proved a pleasant surprise.My old phones (and indeed every Bluetooth headphone I have ever used or tried) struggle with reconciling a reasonable volume level without incurring droputs. This seems an intrinsic Bluetooth limition but the Q30's are very good in this regard and I found that I had to turn everything up to an almost painful volume level before dropouts became frequent. Those who like heavy bass will be impressed with the low frequency performance!I tried connecting to my PC. Again pairing and setting up of a connection proved easy. I watched some stuff on BBC iplayer, Amazon Prime etc. With a little fiddling of my network connections, I got excellent perfomance with no obvious lack of synch between lip movements and sound.I tried wired performance using the provided cable and whilst the sound quality was better, expecially at higher volumes than with Bluetooth, the comparison with my old headphones used in wired mode was less favourable to the Q30's when paying light classical material -Elgar et. However, with material like Toto, George Duke, Frank Zappa, Gil Scot Heron, OAsis etc, there was little in it and the Q30's were equal if not better.By this point I had been wearing the Q30's for several hours and experiencing no discomfort. I took them to bed an listened to a Audible book and eventually fell asleep still wearing them.Amazon always ask for reviews too soon IMHO but I'm so impressed -and pleased- with these phones that I felt they deserved a review here and now. There are some features I have only quickly checked out as yet except to establish they work.Only a couple of minor issues encountered:-*I've already mentioned the physical size of the manual.*Some use of coloured plastics to distinguish between the various controls would be useful.*The result of tapping the headphones could be better explained*once installed the soundcore app offers updates - which is good However, it doesn't warn you if, having downloaded and installed it, you try to reinstall it. Surely the app could detect what version is installed and warn you that it is already installed?The Q30's are indeed an absolute bargain at the £42.99 I paid for them. The issues hardly justify deduction of a star and 5* doesn't seem over-generous.

I bought the Q30 as an interim set until I could afford to replace my dying Beats. I am so impressed that I'm not actually going to buy another set of Beats!Firstly though, I will say to anyone buying these; download the app!!! It will make using much easier, and will provide setting preferences you won't otherwise be able to use. From what I've seen on other reviews it also helps to sort out any issues you might have.To start, comfort: Anyone who's had over ear Beats will tell you they press on your ears so much it's painful to have them on for more than a few minutes. After a while you get used to that, and only really notice it when you take them off. These bad boys however, are the most comfortable over ears headphones I've ever had! My ears fit inside the cushioned areas so nothing is pressing on them. Bliss.Pairing: Easy peasy! Press the on button until you get a flashing blue light, find the Q30 on your device and hit pair. If you want another device paired at the same time after you've got the first set up, press the on/off button twice and then pair on the other device. Simples.That being said, I did this last night with my phone and kindle and when I started using my phone the sound from the kindle dropped off even though the app being used on my phone didn't have any sound coming from it, which was annoying. Also wouldn't allow sound from the kindle until the phone was off again. So while you can be paired with 2 devices at the same time, you can only have one in use at a time.Sound quality: For my needs it is excellent. I use my headphones for calls, watching programmes or films, social media apps, audiobooks/podcasts and music when I'm cleaning. So, music isn't the sole or most significant purpose and therefore I'm not one of those who will rave about bass, highs and mids. Not even sure how I would know what those things were. That being said, the soundcore app does let you set up your own preferences on the EQ thingie, so have at it if you need to!Noise canceling: for the first time I can tell what NC is meant to do! It's insane the difference it makes as well. I've seen other reviews saying it isn't the best they've had compared to other sets, but those must have literally removed the world around them because this is pretty impressive. On the app you can also select your environment to tailor the NC to your needs. These also have transparency mode so if you do need to hear what's happening around you you can do so by simply placing your palm on the outside of the right cup for a second. Same to turn it on again. It actually makes the environment louder though, I tried it when cooking and I heard the sizzling more clearly than if I didn't have the headphones on!Battery life: Pretty good, but this is the one area where the Beats win. With those, I need to charge them once a week. Usually turn them on when I get to work, use for calls during the work day and a podcast on my commute - 30 mins either way - and then at weekends use them more frequently for a few hours each day. I've only used these ones for my usual weekend activities so far, and they already need charging up. That being said, it's not that much of an issue as I normally plug mine in to charge overnight anyway and a quick 5 minute charge gives another few hours of use if needed.Portability: This is another area where the Beats are better because they fold down into a small case to carry around. These ones are still pretty big when folded and the case is large! And because the cups are much bigger they aren't comfortable to wear round your neck when not in use, it's like a neck brace! However, my handbag and work bag are big anyway, so it isn't an issue for me personally.Price: There's no comparison is there. Beats= ~£200 for the ones I was planning to buy. Q30=<£50.Overall, I would definitely recommend these headphones. Really impressed so far.

had them for about a month and a half, here's my review.sound quality is great, they are bright and bassy so it depends on if you're into that or not.they look nice, the size is nice.good compatibility with all my devices (iPhone, Samsung phone, Desktop, Laptop) and the Bluetooth range is very far without losing quality until about 100m where it drops off in my experience.touch control is nice and noise cancelling is decent if you are on a train or in a car, but anything else like mid-high pitched sounds just come straight through like normal no matter the mode i choose in the app for the noise cancelling. hopefully they improve this with a software update via the app, but who knows.i think its just a defective pair, but my right side is sounding slightly quiet to my left (tested both sides on the same ear, its not single-sided hearing loss.) it was fine last time i used them but i let them sit for a bit and then they're like this now. the balance on my pc and phone are set to 100% on both sides, nothing in the app is changed and noise cancelling and transparency are off.for now i am hoping to get a replacement pair even though amazon isn't showing that as an option, only return which i can't do as i only spent half price on them as they were on offer and they aren't anymore. i will contact support for a replacement and if the new pair are better i will update my review. they would be 5 stars but that problem along with the kind of mid noise cancelling is the only reason they're not being rated that right now.

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I bought the Soundcore by Anker Q30 Hybrid ANC Headphones on 21st April 2022, and as of today, 21st October 2026, they are still working flawlessly! That’s over four and a half years of reliable performance, and I honestly couldn’t be happier with this purchase.I use it every day in the park while walking, listening to music, taking calls in between.The sound quality is excellent, the active noise cancellation is impressive, and the 50-hour battery life is a huge plus. They’ve been a reliable companion for years, and the fact that they’re still performing so well after all this time speaks volumes about their quality and durability.Today, I bought a replacement set of ear pads, which is all they needed to feel fresh and comfortable again. Rather than replacing an otherwise perfectly functional pair of headphones, I can simply replace a consumable part and keep enjoying them. I love that!For the price, these headphones have delivered incredible value for money. They’ve far exceeded my expectations in terms of longevity, performance, and reliability.Highly recommended! If you’re looking for headphones that sound great, offer excellent battery life, and can last for years with a little care, the Soundcore Q30 is an outstanding choice. Anker has earned my trust with this product. Five stars without a second thought!

My first pair of ANC wireless headphones, so I don't have much to compare these to. But they're comfortable, sound quality & ANC seems good, reliable & easy connectivity, and overall great value. As mentioned by others, adjusting the EQ via the app is worth doing.