Soundcore - Life Q35

Anker Soundcore Q35 Life - wg mnie najlepsze bo mają NFC jako wlacznik ale nie wiem czy kupisz. Anker Soundcore One Space Pro - też dobre, teoretycznie lepsze od tamtych co napisałem Obydwa polecam I wreszcie ktoś idzie w nauszne a nie gówno co szkodzi uszom!

Just get the Soundcore Q30/Q35 if you don't want to spend. Yesterday they even had a sale, priced at 50 euro there is NOTHING so good at this price. Even at full 70 euro price, they are the best for low budget. You have a little bit of everything and nothing sounds 'bad'. I compared them with Sennheiser Accentum Plus and while you can certainly hear the difference, it's not worth 3x the price. Their app is also great with a lot of customization, ANC is good, battery life is good, everything just works. Totally recommend it.

i got soundcore q35 and space a40 after all the hype and i'm disappointed with both for different reasons. q35 sound is really mediocre on both windows (even with improvements through fxsound equalizer) and android, and anc is also only good but not great; my taotronics soundsurge 60 sound much better (but the anc is the worst); the space a40 sound very good but very hard to fit precisely in ears and gets uncomfortable quickly) and anc on seems close to nonexistent. i may take a chance on xm4's and airpods 4 anc to solve these issues, if anyone has any suggestions i'd be very grateful...

I mostly use AirPod Pros. I do have a couple of over the ear headphones (Anker Life Q35 and Bose QuietComfort) I do pick up Shokz bone conducting headphones but haven’t tried it out yet. I am pretty sure I saw them suggested in a similar post to this and since I listen to audiobooks a lot while walking, using them to still be able to hear things going on around me would be safe.

Instead of paying for overpriced brands' bs, get one that actually does the job well and covers the ears fine. I've used a lot of headphones, cheap and expensive, and surprisingly found that Anker Q series (Q35, Q45) which is I guess now renamed to Anker One series are the ultimate price-performance choice. They are very comfortable, the noise-cancelling is sooo good and effective, the sound quality is great and the battery lasts so long that I only have yo recharge it once a week! I personally use a Q35 at work, sometimes 6+ hours of constant use in focused work and totally forget that they're even on my ears lol

It all comes down to how you treat your devices. My main Q35 has been going fine for over 2 years now. The earpads started tearing, bought a bunch of cheap replacements from Aliexpress! The new Space One series also seems to have a good build quality.

sennheiser accentum+ on deal, space one if you prioritise anc and q35 if you want ample money left. (q35 is worth it for circa 7k) or 770nc jbl or if your borderline insane then soundcore q20 for 10k

Hi all, just curious if anybody has experience with these two pairs of headphones. I’ve had the Soundcore Q35s for a few years, been pretty happy with them for the price as my first ANCs, but they are getting a bit worn now. the Monster Persona 3rds are on sale where I am on Amazon for only $70 *(regular $200 IFAIK)*. Anybody have experience with these? Or if they would be a worthwhile upgrade to my Q35s? I’ve seen good reviews but not sure if it’s worth it. Thanks!

I have the Q30 and my spouse has the Q35. Both are excellent. We also use them at home when there are renovations going on in our apartment building and they are life savers!

I've been happy with Soundcore q20 and Soundcore q35. Both on Amazon for fair prices. https://a.co/d/f43t2sK https://a.co/d/0uzonED I bought q20 on Amazon after my husband lost his job and was home, while I work from home. I got the q35 off of shopgoodwill.com because I liked that it could connect to 2 devices at once. I use both interchangeably.

Anker do some dedicated sleep earphones which I think are basically active noise cancelling earphones that last 9ish hours and don’t petrude from the ears too much. Because some others will last like 6 hours, and that’s if they stay in. Try Loop earplugs first, wayyyy better than those foam or silicone things- I have actually tried all 3 of those and Active noise cancelling earbuds and full headphones. I never bought the dedicated sleep ANC ones, but of the stuff I did have the best combination was to use the Loops, with the Anker over ear ANCs with some white noise playing. If you do go down the ANC route, you will need to have some sound playing as the headphones need something to apply the anti phase (noise cancelling) too. If you don’t know what that is I suggest you start with understanding this. My experience was due to living in a shared house, right above the kitchen, with poor sound insulation.