Soundcore by Anker Q20i Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Black

SENSORY ISSUE My type of sound sensitivity isn't about specific frequencies, but about my eardrums being overeactive and vibrating until they spasm, which can last for hours or days and has caused hearing issues for me in the past. Because ANC uses inaudible frequencies to cancel out the audible frequencies and create that fake ANC silence, it's still vibrating my ear drum as much or more than the audible frequencies on their own. For this reason, ANC is distressing for me, unless I'm playing audio on top. So I can't use these as ear defenders where I'm just using the ANC with no audio. This review will be most helpful if the intended user of these headphones has a heading sensitivity like mine. USE CASES Ear defenders: My main purpose for buying new headphones is wanting something that goes over my entire ear and dampens the sound around me enough that my nervous system doesn't go into overdrive, but still be able to hear my surroundings for safety and if someone tries to speak to me. And if I'm going to wear these in public, I want them to be cute. Phone calls: I talk on the phone a lot and use a pair of Soundcore over ear headphones for that. The calls sound fine for me and the other person, but between my glasses and hat and mask, they end up falling off a lot. I've started hating wearing them because I'm constantly fiddling with them. I decided I wanted some classic can style headphones that I can just throw over my head and lock the other stuff in place instead of competing with it for space on my ear. Music: I don't listen to music a lot on headphones, usually only on the treadmill or at the park or if I'm traveling a long distance. I've got a zillion different options for music listening, most of which are earbuds that I hate or headphones that sound like crap, or are for specific music production tasks. I was looking for a pair that could do everyday music listening decently (non music production) while being comfortable and pleasant to use. Overall looking for a pair of headphones that could easily flex to meet all of these needs, with the ear defending and phone calls being the priority, but also ideally a decent music experience, good UI, and for a reasonable price. So far I think these headphones nailed it. FIRST IMPRESSION Audio: I unboxed and did several tests with the different modes (ANC, Normal, Transparency). I tested with music played through the headphones from my iPhone, both in Bluetooth and wired modes. I turned on my tv and played YouTube videos of things like crowd noises and dogs barking, and a couple ANC test videos. I was impressed with the ANC for sure, and think those who can use it for ear defending would be pleased. It's great with music as long as I'm sitting somewhere where I'm not concerned about missing external sound cues. For my purposes, Normal and Transparency modes both did exactly what I hoped they'd do. Normal will be the mode I use as my ear defenders, and Transparency is what I'll use if I'm ever wearing these while walking around or being somewhere that I need to be able to hear the environment. I was impressed in my testing just how much the Normal mode reduced the sound coming from my tv. At one point I didn't realize how loud it was until I felt my couch vibrating and took off the phones and was like OH DANG. Wired music listening sounds way better than any Bluetooth headphoneI have. Compared to my studio headphones it sounds fuller and bassier, which I don't mind at all. Bluetooth listening sounds great for Bluetooth. I would say these are my best sounding budget Bluetooth headphones. I haven't tested on a phone call yet, but did some voice notes and that sounded good. I'm hoping that Soundcore call quality is consistent across their products. I'll update this if there's anything to report after I use them for a phone call. It's true that pretty much any simple full ear headphones would work as my ear defenders since I don't need the entire environment silenced, only turned down. But since I had other things I wanted one pair of headphones to do, I'm glad these have the other options. I can already see all the scenarios I can use these for. COMFORT AND FIT The cups on these are buttery soft, and they're so comfy. That said, they're a bit big for my head. I have a normal sized head for s 5'5" woman. It's good when I'm wearing them over a hat. Also good I'll never worry about them squeezing my head and giving me migraines. I do worry how secure they are though, and wouldn't want to make any sudden moves in them.

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 bought two sets of NC headphones and the more expensive $80 ones offered none even in NC mode. These are eons better! I also love the color! Even though it says white, it is more like an oatmeal white, very pretty. Next time these go on sale, I plan on buying a back up pair. Pros: Super comfortable from the fit of the ear pieces to the headband. I prefer on ear headphones so over ear, like these, usually aren't comfortable for me, so I was pleasantly surprised. The NC mode works extremely well! As soon as they are on I think it blocks out like 90% of sound before I even play any sound. I have noisy upstairs neighbors who stay between 60-90 decibels loud. So think of a busy, loud restaurant kitchen, that's the base for them above my head. Can't speak to their peak loudness (90 db), but their normal low end (60 db), I didn't hear them thankfully. The volume/loudness is impressive. I have used Jlab neons (they are on ear vs over ear like these) for 5+ years and always had to have my laptop volume up in the high 70 range, usually 77. With these, I majorly had to turn it down to about 44. The sound is really great. I played around with the different modes on the app to get the sound I am used too. So I am thankful for that. I do like the three modes you can easily switch between NC, Normal, and Awareness. I had my mother who has hearing aids try these on and the Awareness mode majorly boosted my voice for her which my vocal range is in the range she has a hard time hearing. I really like that this uses a type C charger. Everything I use requires that so I can just use my phone charger (10ft) if I need to vs searching for a micro usb (I believe) that my old ones used. And these also come with a cord to turn these into a wired version as well. I don't know if you can do that and be able to listen while they charge or not. But if so, even better! My biggest pro is that I can pair these to my laptop (main use) and phone at the same time! This allowed me to keep watching my show while I played with the app on my phone to customize the sound. I just want to mention the color again. A beautiful oatmeal white which makes it more unique. I tend to go for purples and pinks so I went with white just because it was the cheaper option and I am so glad I did! Cons: It automatically reverts to NC mode when you power them on. Not a big deal, but I wish it stayed how I left them when powered off. Button positions. I'm used to buttons on the left earpiece so I am having to relearn/get used to having them on the right. The NC button (which cycles the three modes) is on the opposite side of the same earpiece and is hard to find blindly. I like that it is out of the way so I don't accidentally hit it when powering on/off or volume controls. But I wish it were placed a bit higher so where your finger naturally goes to search for it, it'd find it. My biggest issue, but not enough to knock a star off, are the cues. I'm used to a voice telling me which mode I'm in, power on/off, etc. These ones use a chime that sounds the same for everything, so I have no clue what each chime is telling me until I cycle through enough times or use the app.

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.

The fit is great, and though I lament not getting the blue ones like I originally wanted because they were more expensive, the black headphones are still sleek. The active noise cancelling took a little bit of getting used to when listening to music because it affects some frequencies a bit when its enabled, but otherwise I am very happy with how well it works. I did have some unrealistically high expectations for it, thinking maybe it'd make everything silent, but it still knocks out a lot of humming machine sounds and city noises and I'm happy with its capabilities. As someone with sound sensitivity issues, this is a game-changer. Surround sound is great and music still sounds very clear and vibrant with these headphones. The earmuff portion is very mobile, so it can be awkward to pick up or put down sometimes, but handling with care I don't believe it will be an issue towards durability of the hinges. The matte finish does show scratches easier, so it's best to be careful of that as well. Update after nearly 4 months of near daily usage with the ANC: These headphones are wonderful and still my go-to, no issues at all with regular usage and the audio quality is still great to me. I will say because I sometimes use these headphones when my hair is damp, I've found the moisture can cause a popping sound with the speakers, but that's on me to be more mindful about water and electronics. Even with that happening sometimes, the audio and bluetooth performance hasn't been compromised. As I said before, since these are a matte finish they do have some superficial scratches on them from me handling them but they aren't super visible. No issues with the hinges or extension of the headphones, and the bluetooth feature has a really nice range. I do wish there was more steps to set the volume when connecting to phone audio as it's often times too quiet on one notch and then too loud on the next one over. In conclusion, I think these headphones are a great investment and I highly recommend them, especially for the discounted price. Edit after a little over 6 months of near daily usage: I've now encountered my first instances of some issues with audio and connectivity. I've noticed that on occasion the headphones will take a long time to connect to my laptop and phone and I'll have to turn it on and off to make it work. Sometimes while connected to just one device the audio will cut out randomly while listening to music or watching videos, or just be slow to recognize that there is audio playing after audio is unpaused so I'll have to rewind a bit after unpausing. With the audio itself, my left-side speaker where there was an instance of popping sounds months before now doesn't have ANC working on it that well and is generally a bit quieter compared to the right-side speaker, though it's only noticeable with some monochannel songs. I think the issues are related to me not treating them that carefully: wearing them with damp hair, sleeping on my side with them on for music, and generally keeping them in haphazard spots where weight is put on them at odd angles and such. The battery longevity is still really good, I haven't noticed any remarkable changes in it, and the hinges and cushioning parts are still in great condition as well. If these completely poop out on me one day ANC and audio-wise, I would buy another set and change my habits to handle it more carefully and use a protective case more often because I think the wear and tear from that (and especially moisture) is the culprit for a lot of the issues.

From what I've read, with other Soundcore headphones, when you press certain buttons you get an electronic voice that tells you, for example, what sound mode you're in. No room for doubt. With these you get beeps, boops and chimes...and the manual doesn't explain what they mean. Quick-pressing the NC (noise cancellation) button once switches the modes. Allegedly, I'm supposed to have three different modes: "ANC" (Active Noise Cancelling), "Normal" and "Transparency". However, when I switch modes I only get two different chimes. Do two of the modes have the same chime or am I missing a mode? If a mode is missing, which one is it? As for the NC chimes, I think the lighter sounding three-toned chime means the NC is on and the deeper two-toned chime means it's off (I have a feeling I don't have Transparency mode). Just a guess, because I can't tell by ear (I don't use these in an environment with a lot of ambient noise) and, as mentioned, the manual doesn't give a clue. I found that the ear-cups, even when the headphones are off, naturally block a lot of outside noise, and I don't really need NC so, no big issues for me...but what I don't like is that NC is the default setting. Everytime you turn these on it auto-activates the NC. The problem is it's claimed that you get 60 hours of battery life with the NC off but only 40 with the NC on. "Normal" should be the default mode. However, it's also claimed (I haven't tested this) that a 5 minute charge will give you 4 hours of battery life...if you need an emergency charge. Then there's the "BassUp" feature. Quick-pressing the NC button twice turns this on and off. Guess what? The on and off chimes are exactly the same. Is it on or off? I guess you're supposed to be able to tell by ear. I can't hear a significant difference so, for me, not a problem (they have enough bass for me regardless). But having it on might affect battery life. Something else that may be a problem for some is that if you hook this up to a device using a 3.5mm AUX jack the NC will not work at all. Yes, there's an app for this (because there's an app for everything). I won't be using it. I've had bad experiences with headphone apps in the past and they mostly add a bunch of bells and whistles that don't do anything remarkable and just make things more complicated. Maybe I won't be able to install any updates...but updates often screw things up rather than fix anything. I'm pointing out things that may be a problem for anyone thinking of purchasing these headphones, but, despite some annoyances, I'll keep these headphones. They have a firm, comfortable fit, acceptable sound and a reasonable price.

Update: Sadly I have to update this review now that I've had a chance to travel with these headphones. The sound quality when the noise cancellation feature is disabled remains impressively good for the price and they're quite comfortable to wear for long periods. But...while the first set of these headphones sounded great when the noise cancellation was active, the second and replacement third ones had a very annoying wobble or pumping sound which was especially troublesome in quieter passages. So sad, because for whatever reason the 1st set I bought didn't have this problem. Also...if you plug these in to a wired connection, all of the internal electronics are disabled. So when you're on an airplane and want to watch the seat-back entertainment system YOU CAN'T ENABLE THE NOISE REDUCTION. And I would definitely have preferred the pumping ANC over no noise reduction at all. These are sooo close to being the 5-star high value headphones I described in my original review (and that my wife currently enjoys with the 1st pair I bought). But something is up with either new firmware or new parts or something with the newer ones and its just not ok. Original review: I'm a part time musician, producer, and audio engineer and own a bunch of headphones including some studio reference headphones and an Apple Airpods Max (which I love in spite of the lack of sonic accuracy - comfy and pleasant sounding). To be clear, the Q20i 'phones are *not* in this class. But...they sound far FAR better than I expected! I also have plenty of mediocre headphones around that I can't stand to listen to, but the Q20is sound way better than those. The bass is especially impressive: most inexpensive 'phones have really thumpy but highly artificial sounding bass. The low end on these sound surprisingly full and natural! Comfort was better than expected at this price point and the at-home/office noise cancellation was spot on. I can't speak to how well the noise cancellation performs on a bus or jet yet, but I can comment on the lack of coloration of the main audio when ANC is activated. On many inexpensive (and some rather expensive) ANC headphones, the quality of the audio drops notably when ANC is enabled. Not on these, which is quite impressive. My use case doesn't care about built-in mic performance and I haven't used or tested that so have no feedback there. Comfort is also surprisingly good. Some of the body materials feel a bit plastic-y (no doubt because it's, um, plastic) but the ear pads feel great. Hopefully they will last. If I was going to have a complaint it would be about the placement and tiny size of the combo power+volume buttons. Not intuitive and a bit hard to find until you get used to it. But still: at this price point I can't deduct a star for that. So are these Airpod Max killers? Nah. But at less than 1/10th the price?? I would say you get half the way there for 1/10th the money. A great deal in my book. (fwiw, I got these for my wife's casual listening but liked them so much I'm going to grab a set for my own use when I don't want to risk losing/damaging my more expensive 'phones)

I’m honestly beyond disappointed in these headphones. I originally bought the Soundcore Q20 headphones in January 2021 and those exceeded every expectation I had for headphones at this price point. Unfortunately the charger port on those is failing (which is completely my fault, it’d be fine if I weren’t so unintentionally rough on my things) so I need to get new headphones ASAP. I thought these would be about the same as the old ones, considering that it’s supposed to be basically the same product but slightly updated, but boy was I wrong, so so wrong. Compared to the audio quality of the original Q20s, these just suck. The Q20s, despite having no app connectivity and therefore no custom EQ settings, sounded rich and full, with vocals and instruments balanced perfectly together. The audio quality of the Q20i headphones, however, is comparable to that of the headphones I bought for $5 at a dollar store when I was homeless. I mostly listen to punk, rock, and adjacent genres, so I can’t speak for genres that utilize other instruments. The bass is empty and barely noticeable, even with the BassUp feature. A bass solo was comparable to listening to a sample of 4’33”. Electric guitar sounded tinny and hollow, like the recording for a preset setting you’d find on a children’s toy keyboard. The drums were almost nonexistent as well, even in songs with heavy emphasis on drums. Vocals in all ranges felt empty, spacey, and distant, almost like hearing someone sing a couple rooms over. I spent a good hour or so playing around with the EQ settings in the app, but there was virtually no difference in sound no matter how I changed the settings. Turning ANC on/off didn’t seem to affect sound at all either, unlike what I’ve seen other reviews say (although that shouldn’t affect sound that much anyway, especially since the original Q20s sounded about the same regardless of ANC being on or off.) The sound quality on these is NOTHING like the original Q20s, and is more akin to what you’d expect from cheap $10 kid’s headphones. As the main feature of any headphones is for listening to music, it’s astounding just how bad these are for that. The active noise cancellation on these is a bust, too. With the Q20s, the ANC almost completely blocked out the heavy bass-boosted music my upstairs neighbors tend to blast as loudly as possible nearly 24/7/365. With these I can’t even sit next to my fan, since the “noise cancellation” seems to almost *amplify* the white noise of the fan. I had to check the app to ensure that ANC was even on, since there was no noticeable difference between ANC on/off, and unlike the original Q20s, there’s no voice prompt, only a small, quiet tone when buttons are pressed. I’ve had better noise cancellation from non-ANC ear defenders for a fraction of the cost of these. These also created a sort of pressure in my ears with ANC on that hurt so, so bad and almost caused a migraine, which the Q20s never did despite having significantly better (and actually functional) ANC. I know that can happen with ANC sometimes but again, I NEVER had that issue with the Q20s even when they were brand new, nor have I had that issue with other brands of headphones with better ANC that I’ve trialed over the years. The plastic on these seems to be slightly cheaper than the plastic on the original Q20s, as well. I’m unfortunately fairly rough on my stuff (hence the failing charger port on my Q20s) so I’d worry these wouldn’t last very long before breaking. The faux leather of the ear cups seemed almost rubbery, too, and wasn’t very kind to my sensitive skin, which wasn’t an issue I had with the original Q20s. They did fit perfectly over my ears, so I know the sound quality wasn’t a result of poor fit, and the headband is short enough that even with my smaller, shorter skull it fit perfectly well (the only issue I had with the Q20s is that they’re a bit tall so they kept sliding off my head, so it’s nice to see that issue was fixed with the Q20i). The ANC button is placed oddly, which might be an issue for anyone wanting to enable transparency mode (which also didn’t work, by the way). The charger cord was way too short, so you’d need to buy a longer charger cord for long-term use. I can’t speak to how well these work plugged in with the included AUX cable, as these got packaged right back up for a return after all the issues I had with these, but I can’t imagine it’s any better plugged in than with wireless. The bluetooth does work well and I had no issues with connecting it to 3 different devices. It also allows you to connect the headphones to two different devices at once, which was useful while messing around with the EQ settings. The app was relatively simple to use, although I am not a fan of the whole needing-to-create-an-account-to-access-all-of-the-features thing it has going on, that’s awfully shady. The only true positive these headphones have is the fast-charging feature, as I only had to charge these for 5 minutes before being able to test them, but pretty much all headphones seem to have that these days so it’s not much of a stand-out. Overall I am just extremely disappointed with these headphones. I’m not sure if I got a dud or if these are just that bad, but I’m upset at just how awful these are, especially since this is my first negative experience with any Anker product. Regardless, I will be returning these and looking into other headphones, as they don’t seem to sell the original Q20s anymore. I could've dug my old $5 headphones out of storage and had the same experience with those as I did with the Q20i. I wasn’t expecting the best of the best, not at this price point, but I was at least expecting these to be about the same as their predecessor, which blew me away and still continue to impress 5 years later. If, somehow, you’re able to find the original Soundcore Q20 headphones with the micro-usb charger port manufactured around 2020, those are well worth the money and I can’t recommend those enough as good-quality headphones for the price point. But unfortunately, the Soundcore Q20i is significantly worse than their immediate predecessor in every possible way and I cannot recommend these at all. Do yourself a favor and skip these and spend a little more on something else. Or spend significantly less at a dollar store to get headphones at the same quality as these, your choice.

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.

Bayıldım. Çok konforlu ve kullanım süresi de bayağ uzun. Gürültü engellemesi de fiyatına göre gerçekten iyi.

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