Anker Soundcore - Sleep A30

Anker Soundcore Sleep A30 - this item with anc, specifically made for to sleep in Sony WF-C710N - small nd very light, depending on your ear and pillow, how you are lying down; it has anc and long battery to boot. tweak the eq for best sound output though. Bose quietcomfort ultra 2nd gen, released recently - the best noise cancelling,  and like made for the sole purpose of excellence in noise cancelling. these are somewhat bulky, very comfortable to wear as the name title suggests, but sleeping in them, if you lie down on only your back maybe .... i dunno Their 1st gen version earbuds are v good. One reviewer was saying like, these earbuds are pure witchcraft for noise cancelling. some users wear it without the stability fin tips; whatever works for you - make sure you get a good fit for top-tier anc u hv to hv sth playing, while noise cancelling on; you 100 percent won't notice your environmental sounds.

I'm using Anker a30 Sleep earbuds. I haven't tried any other ones, though. It has decent ANC and a pretty good offline mode. It's also pretty flat, so it's fairly comfortable to wear asleep. I have had one fall out of my ear a couple of times, but I tend to toss and turn a lot. It is not BIFL, and you shouldn't expect any earbuds to be. The lid of the a30s' case already broke and I had to superglue it back on. I still don't mind using it, but I'm not sure I'd pay more than $150 for these.

I can't speak to the quality of their headphones, but they make amazing earbuds designed for sleeping that I'm not sure I could survive without.

Sure - here's the website link from the company, although they're available to purchase from many retailers. I believe I picked mine up last year during Amazon's Cyber sales before the holidays: [Soundcore A30](https://www.soundcore.com/products/d1301-sleep-a30-smart-anc-earbuds-for-sleeping?gad_campaignid=22492353781&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAACRxuSLk9_J8OnP5WQh1v-xeoflfy&gclid=CjwKCAjwmNLHBhA4EiwA3ts3mfU9h_UfiCyjKeIL5zAIUNjvAkzBXTL4ggJYo4IlwA3CVDQWWIi53xoCPbkQAvD_BwE&utm_campaign=us_soundcore_allpdt_m3_google-shopping_alwayson_allpn_roas_ost_shopping_internal&utm_content=soundcore&utm_medium=shopping&utm_source=google&utm_term=22492353781_188385727911_774381649821&variant=45247485313214)

A30s. I also still have my A20s, which I purchased first, as a backup/spare. I'm a side sleeper and these things are an absolute godsend. Once they're in, I don't feel a thing.

I have had the a30s since launch and so far no complaints - I'm surprised to see others have had issues with battery life and durability. Personally I'm very happy with them so far!

Wow! Well after 1 day of having the a30 earbuds I returned them! They die in only 3 to 4 hours! For $299. Its a HUGE NOOO! Now have the Luumun. So far so good. They last almost a full 8 hours and are just as comfortable as the a20 and a30 from Soundcore. They also come with a 5 yr warranty at NO extra charge. The app is also free and is updated with new sounds and meditations. Also tools that teach about sleep, meditation and relaxing. It also has a cool area to journal! So I am impressed.

If you got them last year, you got the A20's. The A30's add in ANC. I've been eyeing them.

Don't buy them!! I have owned 4 sets of quieton. The only one that actually still works are the original black sleep ones with the button. The "new" design all have the same issue where one bud fails to charge. I bought the 4, I was so hopeful since they claim the QA is enhanced. 8 days in and it fails!! Over $400 Canadian with tax and it took 2 months from intial purchase till I finally got a refund, which IU had to use a paypal dispute to get. I also own the Ozlo and Soundcore A10s, A20s and soon the A30s. Ozlo are hands down the most comfortable but known to by buggy (I haven't experienced it), the Soundcore A20s are nice as far as features but don't provide as much noise isolation. I'm hopeful for the A30s with ANC. Just stay away from the QuietOn!! Huge waste off money, I promise they will fail, they always eventually do!!

I really like them. The ANC is a bit underwhelming, but it does work; just don’t expect Galaxy Buds Pro or AirPods level performance. Fit and placement make a big difference for ANC. They released another firmware update last night, the second since Kickstarter, which is great to see. I find the Ozlo slightly more comfortable than the A30s. The A30s are comfortable too, but considering the price, feature set, and Anker Soundcore support, I’d choose the A30s. I haven’t used the Ozlos since receiving the A30s. Nothing beats QuietOn for ANC and sleep, but they’re the most expensive and they will fail. I haven’t had any issues with the Ozlo yet, and I’ve never had an issue with Soundcore. I own all the A series Sleep models and several of their speakers, and I’m definitely a fan

Jlab go air pop, or jlab mini buds  Or you could go for sleep buds: Anker A20 which actually sounds decent (better sounding than jlab too imo). They also just announced A30 which will have ANC.  I also like Linkbuds S - best sounding but biggest of the bunch, but it’s got flat profile that makes it usable in bed 

Pretty sure buds with app support (Sony, Soundcore) allow you to disable all that.  If you don’t wanna deal with that, Anker A20/A30 have no touch or in-ear sensors. You have to tap them pretty deliberately. They’re sleep buds but honestly sound decent especially with eq. Guessing that’ll make them stay in your ears in the gym too 

If you're ear canals are too small like my wife's then they may not be a fit for you either (you can try foam tips that can compress down as well). What she ended up getting were the Soundcore sleep buds that are meant to go deeper in your ear for side sleeping and just using them as regular buds because they can actually fit. They aren't as good as the B3P of course, but they won't matter how good if they don't fit. Another option are those Shokz bone-conduction ones that don't go in your ear and just play from the outside. Great for calls (I have 3 pairs for work, lol) but not as good for musical sound quality obviously since they don't seal up your ear and sit just outside your earholes.

My daughter has misophonia so I have a lot of experience here. For everyday use, AirPods are sufficient. Very easy to use and you can still hear a little of what’s going on around you. Sony WX1000M4 for a stronger cancellation. It has the side benefit of signaling to the people around you that you are trying to focus. Sometimes she will use the Sony over the AirPods for complete silence. You didn’t ask for it, but the best purchase by far for us has been the Soundcore sleep earbuds. They are amazing.