Soundcore Q30 by Anker, Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Multiple Modes, Hi-Res Audio, Custom EQ via App, 50H Playtime, Comfortable Fit, Bluetooth, Multipoint Connection
$10.99
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1 Long-Lasting Listening
2 Ergonomic Design
3 Al-Enhanced Calls
4 Multipoint Connection
1 What’s in the Box
2 Product Dimensions
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Active Noise Cancellation
Hybrid ANC with Multi-Modes
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Adaptive ANC 3.0
5 Mins = 4H
Adaptive ANC
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Sound
Robust Bass, 40mm Silk Drivers
Unmatched Sound, Rich Bass
40mm Drivers
Triple-Composite Drivers
40mm Double-Layer Drivers
Detailed Sound, 40mm Drivers
Balanced Sound
Playtime (ANC off/on)
70H/50H
8H/32H with case
60H
60H/40H
65H/50H
55H/40H
14H/80H
Fast Charging
5 Mins = 4H
10 Mins = 3H
5 Mins = 4H
5 Mins = 8H
5 Mins = 4H
5 Mins = 4H
5 Mins = 1H
Calls
1 Mic with AI
4 Mic with AI
Single Mic
4 mics with AI algorithm
2 Mics with AI
3 Mics with AI
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Bluetooth
5.3
5.4
5.3
5.3
5.3
5.3
5.3
Multi-point Connection
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Customized EQ
✔️
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✔️Hear ID 2.0
✔️Hear ID
✔️Hear ID
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Weight
268g
6.0g (0.22oz)
241g
286.2g（10.10 oz）
292g
265g
3.1g
Special Features
AUX
Non-Intrusive Open-Ear Clip-On
AUX
Super Foldable Design
Protective Case, AUX
Travel Pouch, AUX
Sleep Monitor, Personal Alarm
Advanced Noise Cancellation Technology: Maintain your focus with Life Q30’s hybrid active noise cancellation. Dual noise-detecting microphones pick up and filter out up to 95% of low-frequency ambient sound to ensure nothing distracts you from your music.
Ultimate Noise Cancellation Experience: Customize Life Q30’s noise cancellation with 3 modes—Transport minimizes airplane engine noise, Outdoor reduces traffic and wind, and Indoor dampens the sound of busy offices with people talking in the background. Note: ANC is not compatible with an AUX Cable connection.
Hi-Res Music: Hear every detail of your favorite songs thanks to Life Q30’s 40mm drivers. The highly-flexible silk diaphragms reproduce thumping bass and crisp treble that extends up to 40kHz for improved clarity.
50-Hour Playtime: Life Q30 active noise cancelling headphones play up to 50 hours of music in noise cancelling mode. Standard mode extends the playtime to 70 hours, while a short 5-minute charge gives you 4 hours of listening.
Pressure-Free Comfort: Life Q30 active noise cancelling headphones have ultra-soft protein leather earcups with memory foam padding to fit snugly over your ears. The lightweight build also ensures they’re comfortable for long listening sessions.
9 reviews for Soundcore Q30 by Anker, Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Multiple Modes, Hi-Res Audio, Custom EQ via App, 50H Playtime, Comfortable Fit, Bluetooth, Multipoint Connection
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Tzen lee –
Well built for the price
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.
Kaetlyn Didjurgis –
Absolutely love these – Neurodivergent review
I absolutely love these as a neurodivergent person that wanted their first pair of affordable headphones to help with noise cancellation and decrease overstimulation.Transparency mode is extremely helpful and I can hear almost everything like normal while using it. I really like that I don’t have to take the headphones off or change the setting on my phone just to be able to hear someone. You can just use the feature (have to enable it in the app initially but not again after that) to change modes by “pressing” the right ear cup for a couple seconds or use the preprogrammed button on the left side.For Noise cancellation 10/10 these are amazing. The only sound they won’t cancel out completely in my perspective are really loud noises in close proximity like a professor using a microphone or someone loudly shouting. The volume is reduced though to a comfortable level for those circumstances. I actually cried when I tried the noise canceling for the first time and all of the background noise that bothers me so much every day was just eliminated.My head and neck haven’t hurt at all and I’ve been wearing them for at least 5+ continuous hours a day. I also have a really small head and most earbuds/headphones don’t fit me. These aren’t perfect but do stay on and feel secure as long as I’m not doing any exercise. No issues with Bluetooth pairing so far to both my iPhone and surface laptop. The feel of the headphones while on also doesn’t bother me at all, I actually find it comforting.Sound quality is pretty great. With really heavy bass tracks it can get a little muddy but 90% of the music that isn’t EDM or super bass heavy sounds fantastic. I had no idea music could sound so amazing.If you want affordable headphones that do well with noise cancelling get these 100%.
Jaydie Lynn –
Good for the price!
Pretty good headphones! Sound quality is pretty good and the noise cancelling is decent! Good option for the price! Connects well to Bluetooth and has good volume control. Functions well!
John Setzler –
More BANG for the BUCK than I ever imagined
I wanted to take a few minutes to talk about these new Soundcore Life Q30 headphones I just bought….My existing over-the-ear noise cancelling headphones are the Bose QuietComfort 25 series. I bought those about eight years ago. They are not wireless. That is actually why I’m upgrading now. I want a bluetooth wireless set. I had spent a lot of time shopping around and decided I wanted to buy the Bose Noise Cancelling 700 series. I just wasn’t terribly excited about the $379 price tag.I have two sets of Soundcore wireless earbuds that I have been using for a while. I have been quite happy with those and decided to see what Soundcore had to offer in this genre. I made the mistake of looking on Amazon rather than directly on the Soundcore website, but more on that in a minute…I found this set of Soundcore Life Q30 headphones for $79. That’s $300 less than I was planning to spend. I decided to take the leap and see if I could be happy with these. If not, I would go back and buy the Bose and relegate these to use when mowing the lawn or something.When I got these, I charged them up and downloaded the app, which I actually had already because of the earbuds… I started listening and put on some of my favorite music that I use to determine how much I like a set of headphones. I listened around to those tracks for an hour or so while walking around.. while driving… while doing various tasks. When you get down to the nitty-gritty here, these things are as good as my Bose headphones, and I think they are better in quite a few ways. The sound quality and the noise cancelling features are on par in my book. If I’m not gonna be happy with these Soundcore headphones, it’s not gonna be because of the sound quality. I’m stoked. The build quality on these is excellent as well. They feel fine and sturdy. The ear cups fit comfortably and they provide an excellent level of noise suppression on their own.The Soundcore app has some cool features. The main feature is the equalization control. You can tweak the sound to your own preferences and you can save multiple profiles to suit whatever you are listening to. These things really came alive when I started playing with the EQ. There is also a widget available for the Android desktop so you can quickly and easily change between the listening modes. There are three different noise cancelling modes to choose from. You can also turn noise cancelling on and off as well as select a transparency mode that amplifies the ambient sounds so you can have a conversation with someone without removing the headphones. You can also switch between transparency modes and noise cancelling by cupping your hand over the right earphone.The right side headphone has volume controls and the pause/play button. The right side also has a jack for the included wire if you want to wire into your sound source with a cable. The left headphone has the power button and the listening mode control as well. On the left headphone there is also a USB-C connector where you can charge the headphones.These will also integrate with your phone but I never use that functionality so I won’t even talk about it. It’s a feature that I just don’t use.These headphones also boast a 40-hour play time on a full charge and a 5-minute charge to get your four hours of listening time when you are in a jam for time.I wish I had looked at the Soundcore website before I bought THIS set of headphones. There is a newer model called the Life Q35 that lists for $129. That model boasts some improved communications with the transmitting device for better sound quality and a few other features that might make it worth the extra $50. Even at $129 we are still far below that $379 price point I was looking at with the Bose.I’m NOT raggin’ on Bose here either. I’m sure Bose has come a long way since my purchase and they are possibly a LOT better than these. I dunno. I don’t have the current models for a comparison and I won’t. I am happy enough with these. I may even buy those Life Q35 headphones so I can have an extra set to keep where I use them.
Toka –
مريحة جدا وعزل الصوت فيها ممتاز والكواليتي بتاعتها حلوة اويكمان البطارية بتقعد كتير جدا وبتتشحن ف ثوانيبس كنت اتمنى لو لسة بتيجي مع الشنطة الهارد كفر
stefania –
Super
Ali Shah –
Being a devoted fan of Anker products, I’ve been a satisfied user of the Soundcore Life Dot 2 for the past three years. These earbuds have proven their durability, maintaining excellent condition over time. The remarkable battery backup of 8 hours, coupled with the convenience of the charging case extending it to a week, has contributed to their longevity in my daily use.As someone who values Anker’s reliability, the decision to upgrade was driven by the desire for noise-canceling features. While the Soundcore Life Dot 2 served me exceptionally well, the enhanced functionality offered by the newer model with noise cancelation was a compelling reason to make the switch. The brand’s consistency in quality and innovation has certainly earned my continued loyalty.I’ve been enjoying these headphones for the past 2 days during various activities such as walks, movie sessions, and extended music listening, and I must say they’ve exceeded my expectations. As a self-proclaimed bass head, I can attest that the low-end response is impressive. However, for those seeking a balanced sound, the initial experience might not be as appealing, but the Soundcore app provides a solution with its customizable equalizer.The build quality leans towards plastic, but given the price point, it’s well-designed. The ear cups are remarkably soft with good cushioning, providing a comfortable fit. The headrest follows suit, enhancing the overall comfort during extended usage.The active noise cancellation (ANC) is truly noteworthy, giving a tough competition even to premium options like the AirPods Pro. One minor drawback is the transparency mode, which tends to amplify external sounds in windy or crowded environments, sometimes making conversations and wind noise more prominent. Extended use may lead to slightly warm ears, but it’s manageable.On the positive side, the Amazon delivery experience was commendable—swift and smooth. The fact that the product came directly from the original supplier adds a layer of trustworthiness.However, I must express dissatisfaction with the delivery personnel who left the parcel unattended outside my door. This could pose a security risk and is an aspect that needs improvement in the overall delivery service.
Amy K. –
I LOVE these headphones, definitely the best set I’ve ever used. I’m autistic and have a lot of sensory issues – particularly around loud noises, but also having things in/over my ears. I’ve tried countless sets of earbuds, which I find incredibly uncomfortable, and I find most headphones too tight and heavy, so I can’t wear them for very long. These have been an absolute game changer. They’re incredibly light and comfortable, and I can wear them all day without any problems. The sound quality is great, and I love that the app allows you to choose different levels of noise cancellation depending on your environment. The noise cancellation doesn’t completely cancel out noise, which I personally prefer as I like to be aware of what’s going on around me. You can use the noise cancellation without any audio, which I quite often do as an alternative to earplugs.They also connect with a wire, which I find really useful for gaming. The only issue I’ve found with this is that you can’t control the audio volume.These headphones are amazing and are such great value. I would recommend them to anyone, but they’re particularly good if you have sensory issues.
Nesma G. –
perfect noise cancellationcomfortabletotally recommend it