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Soundcore Anker Life Q20 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones, 40H Playtime, Hi-Res Audio, Deep Bass, Memory Foam Ear Cups, for Travel, Home Office

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  • Incredible Sound Loved by 20 Million+ People
  • Hi-Res Audio: Custom oversized 40 mm dynamic drivers produce Hi-Res sound. Life Q20 active noise canceling headphones reproduce music with extended high frequencies that reach up to 40 kHz for extraordinary clarity and detail.
  • Reduce Ambient Noises By Up to 90%: Our team of engineers conducted more than 100,000 tests in real-life scenarios to fine-tune Life Q20s 4 built-in ANC microphones and digital active noise cancellation algorithm. As a result, the hybrid active noise cancellation can detect and cancel out a wider range of low and mid-frequency noises such as cars and airplane engines.
  • 100% Stronger Bass: Our exclusive BassUp technology conducts real-time analysis of the low frequencies to instantly strengthen the bass output. Double press the play button when listening to bass-heavy genres like EDM and hip-hop for an amplified listening experience.
  • 40-Hour Playtime*: Up to 40 hours of non-stop playtime in wireless active noise cancellation mode (at 60% volume) is extended to an enormous 60 hours in standard music mode. A single charge gives you enough juice to listen to over 600 songs or soundtrack multiple long haul flights. And when youre in a rush, charge Life Q20 active noise canceling headphones for 5 minutes and get 4 hours of listening.

Product Dimensions: 7.68 x 7.09 x 3.07 inches


Item Weight: 9.3 ounces


Item model number: A3025


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: March 21, 2019


Manufacturer: Anker


Country of Origin: China


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    • There are no better BT headphones under $100
Color: Black
UPDATE: Added the 5th star. Read the review with edits at the end. Wow. I am rarely this blown away by consumer-grade peripherals, but I feel very compelled to write a glowing review of these headphones. I do a lot of audio work, and cans are ubiquitous. I have some wired Sennies that I love behind the mixer, a couple wired Audio Technicas that have stood the test of time in the broadcast studio, and a pair of nice Sony BT cans with ANC, so I will be comparing these Ankers to the Sony model WH-1000MX3. Without question, Anker has come further, faster, than a lot of peripheral manufacturers. The attention to detail in their products is exceptional, and downright attractive. The build quality is great, the packaging is great, the functionality is great, the ergonomics are great. My experience with their hubs is what leaned me toward their headphones. After a bad experience with in-ear phones on an airplane, I decided I really needed some over-the-ear headphones for flying, but I didn't want to carry around a $300 pair of cans that I only use a couple dozen times a year. I looked on Amazon, saw the reviews, read the single-star complaints, and plunked down a whopping $60 (SIXTY BUCKS?!?! Are you kidding?) figuring they couldn't sound that awful and would be perfect for the task. Let me assure you: these are the perfect headphones for flying. I like the idea that if they get lost or stolen, they're easily replaceable. I love how well they fit (with a caveat, below), and they look great. MOST of all, holy cow do they sound great! Pairing the first time was a little bit of a process, but that's to be expected the first time you play with a new toy. After that, I put on my go-to sound check song ("Sacrilege," by Mentallo and the Fixer), cranked the volume way up, and listened. I have no idea what the THD or frequency range on these are, but I don't think I care. The "silent note" at the 1:00 mark of that song came through so clearly, without even the slightest hiss or noise, that I was madly in love with them immediately. The dynamic range is exceptional, there was no need for me to play with the super-duper-bass-button-doodad, I just let it play. The highs are crisp without tinny tones, the lows are deep without rattling the 40mm drivers (I'd love a set like this with 50mm drivers), just a very clean, direct, simple, uncomplicated sound quality that rivals the AT 500's I have and is absolutely on-par with the Sonys. So I tested the ANR. I turned on the A/C in my office, reset Sacrilege, and played the beginning again. The A/C, as expected, kinda dampened the experience, but not any worse than the Sonys. I reset the song again, with the A/C on, and activated ANR (it's called ANC on the Sonys). THIS is where the two headphones differ dramatically. With Noise Cancellation on, the Ankers outperform the Sonys. Period. It's a night and day difference, so if this is why you're considering these headphones, waste no more time and go get yourself a pair. In terms of tonal quality, I put these at the top of the list of any wireless earphones anywhere. I mean it. They're better than ANY earbud type I've listened with, they're better than every other OTE without ANR/ANC, and they're as good as the Sonys, but with better ANR. They're better than any WIRED earbud, too, including the Sony IEMs I used to use back when everything had an 1/8" jack. Sound is, as you would expect, not 'quite' as good as the higher-end wired ATs and Sennies. I don't think Anker would mind me saying that, because they're a completely different application. If you play MP3s and don't think they sound worse than lossless files, you wouldn't appreciate the higher-end phones, so go buy these right away. If you can't hear compression noise in your satellite radio, then you won't appreciate the compression of BlueTooth and you should go buy these right away. That's quite a lot of good stuff to say about a pair of headphones that cost less than a decent dinner. There are 3 reasons for the 4 star review. 1. The ear pads are uncomfortable for my ears. Not VERY uncomfortable, but enough that I have to adjust the phones several times during a 3 hour flight. It might be that they're new and I just need to break them in. If that turns out to be true, I'll adjust the review up a star. 2. The battery life isn't that great. To be fair, I only need about 12 hours of battery life and I'll just recharge them. However, the advertised battery life is estimated at 40 hours with ANR and 60 hours without. My experience is that with ANR I get about 22-24 hours, and without I get about 48. Now, I have not had these very long, so I've only timed my first recharges, so if it turns out the battery life goes up with proper use, I'll add the 5th star. 3. They don't fold up as small as the Sonys or even my ATs. This one alone is not worth docking a whole star, but it's the only other complaint I have. Carry-on space is so limited, and there's a pocket in my bag that the Sonys fit in, and these don't (not by much though). Hope that helps you make a decision. I'm very happy with these, and I just might give them some airtime at sea level just for giggles. UPDATE January 2023: After using these headphones for a reasonable amount of time, I'm adding the 5th star. The earphone cushions did "break in," which I'm not crazy about (if it breaks in, it will break out), but they did become more comfortable. Ordinary movement is sufficient to avoid the urge to move the head phones. On a 3 hour flight, they're perfectly fine. When they are new, the cushions are a bit stiff and I should have realized that, because my AT's needed their cushions replaced after umpteen years. Battery-wise, I am getting pretty close to advertised spec, but I have noticed that if you crank up the volume on your phone or player, then crank up the volume on the headphones, the battery life suffers dramatically. Play with it a bit, adjusting device volume and then headphone volume until you get good sound without noise. Finally, I'll tell you that I like these so much that I bought a BT card for my PC. These are pretty good for videoconferences, and they're nice to have while you run a buzzsaw or have screaming children next door and you just want to not be distracted. I'll still prefer my Sennies for mixing, and I still prefer my AT's for ordinary focused PC work, but these cans are exceptionally good. I cannot get over how good they are, affordable or not. Five stars. When they wear out, or break, or otherwise stop making me smile, I'll just go buy another set. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2022 by Carl Payne
    • Much better than my old headphones!
Color: Blue
These headphones are great! They feel fairly light, compared to my old, heavy pair, but not as light as my bose wired, non-bluetooth, non noise-canceling pair. These have a feature that I really like: when I turn noise canceling (NC) on, the volume automatically goes down a bit. When I turn NC back off, the volume goes back up. This makes it so if I enter a loud area (such as a bus) and turn on NC, the headphones will block out a lot of the noise, but my eardrums are safe from spontaneous explosion (A bit of an exaggeration, I know, but I do have sensitive hearing, and having that sudden noise level difference can suck). I do have to adjust the volume a little, but that is not a big deal for me. I also love that when I turn the headphones off, the voice telling me it's off is quiet enough that I can be wearing the headphones without having my ears blasted. With my old pair, I had to remember to take them off before turning them on/off, or when connecting Bluetooth. Now for something that I am fine with, but should be noted for some other people: the ear-cup fit. These are over-the-ear headphones, but they are designed so the ear should be tucked behind the foam. I personally found no problems with this once I got used to it (which took about 10 minutes the first time, and it was fine every time after) but I can understand some people not liking it. I think the sound quality is good, but I am not knowledgeable about this sort if thing, so I will leave it for other people to review. All in all, this is a great product, and definitely worth my money. I wear these for several hours a day (though with some breaks in between) and find it takes a long time before they feel a little uncomfortable. I have NOT tested these with my regular glasses, but with my old pair of headphones I would get headaches after 20-30 minutes due to the arms of the glasses frame being pressed into my skull. My sunglasses on the other hand are comfortable to wear with both headphone pairs, more so with this new one than the old (my sunglasses have taller, thinner arms, so there is more surface area against my head, therefore not as much pressure in a small area). I hope you have a wonderful day! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2023 by Roman Chasteen

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