🎧 Soundcore by Anker Life Q35: Hi-Res Wireless Audio & Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with 40H Playtime, Comfort Fit, and Clear Calls (Obsidian Blue) Review

Pros below: Great sound Good noise reduction Ears don't hurt when worn for a long time Cons: Decreases with physical activity The function when you take off the headphones, the music stops, it does not work correctly, the headphones stop 10 times

Pros below: Perfect headphones, the coolest firmware with preset and custom equalizers, the best noise cancellation on the planet Cons: Ears sweat from leatherette, it would be nice to have velor ears. But these are whims .

There is a lot of bass. No matter how much the equalizer twisted - the impression of an unnatural sound (not once a specialist). In Normal, they hiss a little, in ACP it is stronger, in Transparency it is even stronger. ACP only slightly cuts low frequencies. Like a headset - when you call, you need to shout so that the interlocutor hears something. Some pros: Comfortable enough to keep on the head, not particularly pressure. Passive noise isolation is quite available. Its cons: Without an…

Soundcore Q35 Blue color Do I recommend them? YES ABSOLUTELY My impressions on 08/17/2021 after 9 days of use. . .Q35 - The bass is strong with this 1, but I disagree that the bass drowns out the mids and highs. . .Q35 - I went into the Soundcore app and set FLAT EQUALIZER and the bass was pushed down to a threshold I can handle but still very powerful and effective. . . Listening to Tidal over Blutooth with ANC on music sounds way better than I thought it would. Megadeth's Trust sounds as good

These are very, very good NC headphones without the premium price tag ($300+). I've bought four "premium" noise-cancelling headphones over the past few weeks in search of the best of the best. I settled on the Sony WH-1000XM4 as the best of the best after buying and testing the Skullcandy Hesh ANC, the Bose QC 35 II and the Soundcore Life Q30 (which I returned for the updated Q35s). Again, the Sony XM4s are in a class of their own in terms of overall sound, noise-cancellation and extra features

I met Soundcore with the Life Q10, a high budget headset with an amazing battery, decent sound and wireless connectivity. When the Q35 pushed the brand out of the budget space, the positive reviews were reason enough for me to give it a try. They've certainly doubled down on their strengths, with another amazing battery, even better sound, and slightly worse wireless connectivity. I'd be really shocked if Anker couldn't make a headset with decent battery life. While I don't want to downplay how

I have tried Soundcore Q30, Q35, Sony 1000XM3 and Bose 700. The Q30 and Q35 were the only ones that didn't have any problems or issues that immediately became complicated matters. , and the Q30 were the only ones that didn't immediately disappoint. The Q35s seem like Q30s with worse ear pads, slightly better ANC, a slightly more premium feel overall like the plastic, carrying case and box they come in, but a much worse transparency mode and an additional $50 price tag. First I looked for the…

I'm a big fan of Anker. I have owned their cords and cables for many years as they have always been good quality items at reasonable prices. A few years ago, Anker launched its speakers and headphones under the Soundcore brand. Soundcore is following in its parent company's footsteps by making really high quality stuff at a great price. While not as cheap as their predecessors, these Q35s are amazing. These are the first Soundcore headphones to feature Sony's LDAC codec, which allows for less…