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The best mid-range noise cancelling headphones we've tested are the Anker Soundcore Life Q35 Wireless. Thanks to their adjustable ANC, these over-ears do a great overall job of cutting down commuter-related noise like bus engines as well as ambient chatter. That said, unlike our upper-mid-range pick, there's a noticeable drop in sound quality when you turn the ANC off. As a result, your audio sounds thin and hollow instead of full. On the upside, even with the ANC on, they last over 44 hours continuously, and they come with an audio cable with an in-line mic, so you can still take calls when using them wired. You can also pair them with up to two devices at a time, and they have a comfortable fit suitable for long listening sessions.

Although their sound isn't as balanced as the AKG N700NC M2 Wireless, these over-ears have a bass-heavy sound profile that's ideal if you like genres like EDM and hip-hop. You can even fine-tune their sound via their companion app's graphic EQ and presets. These over-ears support LDAC too, which is Sony's proprietary codec for hi-res audio via Bluetooth. Using it can help improve sound quality compared to the default codec.

 The Anker Soundcore Life Q35 Wireless are the best mid-range headphones we've tested. At this price point, these over-ears offer quite a versatile performance. They have an adjustable ANC system, so you can set it to block out more commuter-related noise like bus engines, outdoor noise like wind, or indoor noise like ambient chatter. Although they don't cut down quite as much noise as the AKG N700NC M2 Wireless, they still offer great overall performance across the ranges. They also have over 44 hours of continuous playback time and can be paired with up to two devices at a time. They even support LDAC, which is Sony's proprietary codec for streaming high-res audio.

They have a bass-heavy sound profile that's well-suited for genres like EDM and hip-hop. Their companion app offers a graphic EQ and presets if you prefer a different sound. That said, there's a difference in sound between ANC on and off. With the ANC off, audio sounds hollow and thin. If audio quality matters to you, and if you're looking for headphones to use only at home, it's worth checking out the Beyerdynamic DT 770 instead. These are audiophile-grade headphones that have an analytical sound profile that reproduces natural vocals and lead instruments with extra brightness. Some people prefer this sound as it can help bring out imperfections in audio, but others may find it too piercing. Keep in mind that they also have an open-back design; this helps them produce a more immersive sound, but they leak audio and won't block out any background noise.

The Anker Soundcore Life Q35 Wireless are the best mid-range over-ear headphones we've tested. While their ANC system doesn't perform as well as that of the Bose QuietComfort 45/QC45 Wireless, they have three different ANC modes to help block out different kinds of ambient noise: 'Transport', which is designed for bus and plane engine noise, 'Outdoor', to tackle wind and traffic sounds, and 'Indoor', which focuses on blocking out ambient chatter and high-pitched noise. They also have a longer continuous battery life, and with the ANC on, they last over 44 hours continuously. However, they don't have a power-saving feature to help conserve battery life.

Out of the box, these headphones have a bass-heavy sound profile that brings intense thump, rumble, and boom to your mixes. If you prefer a different sound, their companion app has a graphic EQ and presets, so you can tweak it to suit your tastes. Like the Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless, they support LDAC codec, which is nice if you like to stream high-quality audio. Unfortunately, they have a different sound depending on whether you have the ANC on or off. With the ANC off, the audio sounds more hollow and thin than when the ANC is on. Some users have also experienced their unit's headband cracking with continual use.

The best mid-range travel headphones we've tested are the Anker Soundcore Life Q35 Wireless. They're less expensive than the Razer Barracuda Pro Wireless, so they lack the gamer-centric bells and whistles like non-Bluetooth wireless connectivity. However, if you're looking for something at a lower price point and don't need these extra, non-travel-centric features, they're still worth checking out. They have a comfortable fit and are well-built, especially as they have a metal plate in the headband to help protect the headphones from damage. You can also store the headphones in their rounded carrying case when you're not using them.

These over-ears have a great overall noise isolation performance. Their ANC can block out more bass-range noise like rumbly bus engines than the Razer, and they can cut down ambient chatter around you. Thanks to their over 44 hours of continuous playback time, you'll also have plenty of battery life to last through long days on the road. If you like genres like EDM and hip-hop, their bass-heavy sound profile delivers extra thump, punch, and boom to your mixes. If you prefer a different sound, you can adjust their sound via their companion app's graphic EQ and presets.

The Anker Soundcore Life Q35 Wireless are the best mid-range wireless Bluetooth headphones we've tested. These comfortable over-ears are the next generation of the Anker Soundcore Life Q30 Wireless, and the biggest change in design is that they support LDAC. It's Sony's proprietary hi-res codec, which ensures high audio quality when streaming via Bluetooth. They also have a smaller carrying case, so it's easier to store them away in your bag when you're on the go. While they don't outperform their predecessor in noise isolation, their adjustable ANC still offers a great overall performance that's worth considering. Using the 'Transport' ANC mode, they can block out much of the rumble of bus engines as well as ambient chatter.

These over-ears have a bass-heady sound profile that delivers extra thump, rumble, and boom to mixes, but you can also customize their sound to your liking using their app's graphic EQ and presets. They also have over 44 hours of continuous playback time and can be used wirelessly with their 1/8&quot; TRRS cable. They support multi-device pairing, which is great if you want to stay connected to your smartphone and PC simultaneously.

The Anker Soundcore Life Q35 Wireless are the best mid-range headphones for work we've tested. Although they're lower in price than the Razer Barracuda Pro Wireless, they still offer very similar performance as our upper mid-range pick without many drawbacks. These over-ears have an ANC system that does an excellent job of cutting down ambient chatter as well as the high-pitched hum of computer fans. With the ANC on, they last over 44 hours continuously, and you can even use them passively if you run out of battery life.

These comfortable headphones have multi-device pairing, meaning you can stay connected to your smartphone and PC at the same time. Out of the box, they have a bass-heavy sound profile that delivers extra thump, rumble, and boom to mixes. Unfortunately, their sound changes depending on whether the ANC is on or off. When off, your audio sounds thin and hollow. You can finetune their sound to your liking using their companion app's graphic EQ and presets.

The best noise cancelling headphones for work under $100 that we've tested are the Anker Soundcore Life Q35 Wireless. They're the next generation of our top pick, the Anker Soundcore Life Q30 Wireless, but what distinguishes them from their predecessor is their mic performance. Whether you have to make calls from the office or attend online meetings from home, their integrated mic does a good job recording your voice clearly, so your coworkers should have no problem hearing you clearly. The mic also does a better job of separating your voice from background noise, though if you need to take a call on the go, your voice can be drowned out by sounds like traffic. Unfortunately, their design is still prone to breakage over time, so they may not be the most long-lasting headphones.

Although their ANC system doesn't offer quite the same high performance as the Q30, they can still block out a great amount of ambient noise, like the rumble of bus engines and ambient chatter around you. With their ANC on, they last over 44 hours continuously. Out of the box, they also have a very bass-heavy sound profile that delivers intense thump, rumble, and boom, but if you prefer a different sound, their companion app provides a graphic EQ and presets.

The best noise cancelling headphones under $150 that we've tested are the Anker Soundcore Life Q35 Wireless. They're the next version of the Anker Soundcore Life Q30 Wireless (if you're counting along, that means there are three generations of this lineup on our list). Their ANC system doesn't perform as well as their predecessor, but their isolation performance should still be more than enough for commutes or long days at the office. They also have three ANC modes, which can be handy if you want to block out specific kinds of ambient noise, and their 44-hour continuous battery life should easily get you through long days on the move.

You'll love their bassy sound if you like extra thump, punch, and boom in your music. Although their sound profile becomes thin and hollow if you turn their ANC off, you can adjust them to suit your preferences using their companion app's robust customization features. They support multi-device pairing, meaning you can stay connected with up to two devices at a time, and they're comfortable enough for long listening sessions.

The Anker Soundcore Life Q35 Wireless are great for calls as they block out a good amount of noise across the whole sound range. From the bassy rumble of bus engines to the high-pitched hum of an AC unit, their ANC performs great. They also have three ANC settings designed for different kinds of noisy environments. They don't have as good ANC performance as their predecessor, the Anker Soundcore Life Q30 Wireless, but they have a better-integrated mic and solid in-call noise handling. If you're taking a call from a noisy environment, it won't result in the clearest of phone calls, but these over-ears still do a decent overall job of separating your voice from the background noise.

They have a bass-heavy sound profile, with a bigger boost in the low-bass than the more neutral-sounding Plantronics BackBeat Go 810 Wireless. It's great if you want to listen to thumpy music between calls, like hip-hop and EDM. However, their sound profile changes if you turn the ANC off, resulting in thin and hollow-sounding audio. Fortunately, you can adjust their sound to your liking using their companion app's graphic EQ and presets. The design is comfortable overall, with good build quality and a 44-hour battery life, making these a good choice for the office, especially if your job involves making a lot of calls.

The best mid-range Bluetooth headphones for phone calls are the Anker Soundcore Life Q35 Wireless. At this price point, you may expect a dip in build quality or less active features from your headphones. However, the Q35 beat out all expectations and deliver a versatile overall performance worth checking out. Like most other headphones on this list, they have an integrated mic. Though it doesn't perform quite as well as the Razer Barracuda Pro Wireless, it still has a good recording quality, ensuring that your voice sounds clear and free of distortion. They struggle to separate speech from ambient noise around you, so if you have an important call, it's best to do so from a quieter space.

These over-ears have an adjustable ANC system with three modes to tackle different kinds of sound. Using the 'Transport' mode, they can cut down a great amount of background noise like ambient chatter. With their ANC on, they last over 44 hours continuously, and they support multi-device pairing, meaning you can connect them with two different devices at a time. Their bass-heavy sound profile can be nice if you want to listen to music when not on a call, but you can also adjust their sound to your liking using their companion app's graphic EQ and presets.

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 I don't care how I look as long as I'm comfortable and With these headphones the ear cushions. It's just so comfortable and it's so nice You know, it's made out of this memory foam So it's just so nice to have around your head for hours at a time Next let's talk about controls and what I really used it with the most what device I used it with the most so the device that I used it with is the iPhone 12 Pro Max for the majority of the 60 days and I didn't really get to most mostly because In my case, they're kind of annoying to remember what every single one does Especially when you're working out you're focused on the music and then it's difficult for you to know or remember at least again for me personally that this button is the power button and in fact several times I Pressed on this button right here, which is the pause and play button to increase the volume. So The controls aren't for everybody. I think certain people will like the controls, but for me I didn't get good use out of them

 Now as far as the microphones themselves when i'm talking to somebody I did have a few background noises such as cars moving because I was working out outside as well as wind And when I asked the people that I spoke to can you hear me clearly? They say not really there's still a lot of background noise, but we can hear you good enough so As far as the ai noise reduction, I think it works to an extent just not as well As it's supposed to So this was my 60 day review of the soundcore lifeq 35 headphones Hope you enjoyed the video if you did make sure to like and subscribe and I hope you have a great day. Take care You

 There wasn't I did try to contact anchor. They ran me through basic troubleshooting steps and we were able to kind of fix it at that time and As far as the issue it still occurs, but not as much as it used to So sometimes when I do get a call the person i'm listening to is crystal clear and it's great And then there's other times that I get a call for some reason And the person i'm listening to unless you know instead of me listening to them at this tone like you're hearing me now i'm listening to them like Hey everybody, how's it going? Hope everybody's having a great day You know something like that where it's extremely lower than what it is and how it should be and even when you try to increase the volume nothing happens Whether you're trying to increase the volume on your phone or the headphones It does not do anything to it. Now as far as the microphones themselves when i'm talking to somebody I did have a few background noises such as cars moving because I was working out outside as well as wind And when I asked the people that I spoke to can you hear me clearly? They say not really there's still a lot of background noise, but we can hear you good enough so As far as the ai noise reduction, I think it works to an extent just not as well As it's supposed to So this was my 60 day review of the soundcore lifeq 35 headphones Hope you enjoyed the video if you did make sure to like and subscribe and I hope you have a great day. Take care You

 So after a couple of seconds of you taking it off it pauses the music But then it resumes the music again so Sometimes it works. Well, sometimes it doesn't another thing I experience with this feature is when I have My headphones fully on both ear cups are over my ear and I just take my right ear cup From the headphones and I just push it back slightly behind my ear and I still have the left one on top of my ear It detects that that I remove the headphones, which I did partially and sometimes it pauses the music When I do that and sometimes the music plays completely fine The final feature that I didn't have the best of time with is the AI noise reduction and the microphones for these headphones. So I had issues from both ends When I receive a call I can't hear the person that I am talking to it's extremely low volume Now I tried a few things with this to fix this issue. I tried to reset it a few times And I also tried to check to see if there's a firmware update

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 Switch between Transport, Outdoor, and Indoor modes for a tailored noise cancelling experience. * Comfortable and Convenient: Life Q35 active noise cancelling headphones can be worn all day thanks to their lightweight build and memory foam padded earcups and headband.

This lossless transfer ensures you hear every tiny detail in the music. * Multi-Mode Noise Cancelling: 2 microphones on each earcup detect and filter out distracting noises in your vicinity. Switch between Transport, Outdoor, and Indoor modes for a tailored noise cancelling experience. * Comfortable and Convenient: Life Q35 active noise cancelling headphones can be worn all day thanks to their lightweight build and memory foam padded earcups and headband

I was introduced to Soundcore with the Life Q10, an upper budget tier headset that had an amazing battery, decent sound and fussy wireless connectivity. When the Q35 brought the brand out of the budget tier, I considered its positive reviews reason enough to give it a shot. They've certainly doubled down on their strengths, with another amazing battery, even better sound and somehow worse wireless connectivity.  I'd really be shocked if Anker couldn't do a headset with a decent battery life

 While the amount of noise it eliminates isn't significant, I give it extra acknowledgement for accomplishing it without a tight fit or obnoxious hissing. The ANC system is operated by one button that cycles through "Normal" (off), "Noise Cancelling" (on) and "Transparency" (instead amplifies noise to simulate wearing an open-backed headset). Each press of the button has a voice announce the mode it switched to, which makes going through them sluggish and disruptive to the listening experience. "Transparency" is slightly more accessible in that you can rest your hand on the right ear cup to toggle between it and your other most recent ANC mode, though it still does so with the obtrusive narrator and is prone to accidental activation

 They've certainly doubled down on their strengths, with another amazing battery, even better sound and somehow worse wireless connectivity.  I'd really be shocked if Anker couldn't do a headset with a decent battery life. While I don't want to underplay just how market leading they are in this area, I've come to expect this from them and won't dwell on it.  The sound quality is solid for the price

 Soundcore products have a certain affinity for bass, which holds true for the Q35 too. I was nonetheless pleased with the overall sound separation and clarity. I toyed with the Soundcore app's accompanying EQ, but ultimately felt the hardware was usually at its best with its defaults, letting it be its bassy self shine through.  I'm really close to abandoning the bluetooth connectivity entirely, and am glad it has 3

Gets it right where it counts, but otherwise falls short.

 The handful of new additions mean these are just an incremental upgrade over the Q30, but that shouldn't take anything away from the fact that the Q30s were already great headphones in their own right. I think this does mean that owners of the Q30s don't really need to upgrade, unless you're really dying to have one of those new features like smart wearing detection or LDAC audio. The older model are now under $80, which is just insane value for money, and probably even more deserving of the best value ANC headphones title than the new model. But the Q35s offer a more complete and refined overall package, and with this new premium finish and the improved sound quality, I'd personally spend a bit extra to get the 35s

 The older model are now under $80, which is just insane value for money, and probably even more deserving of the best value ANC headphones title than the new model. But the Q35s offer a more complete and refined overall package, and with this new premium finish and the improved sound quality, I'd personally spend a bit extra to get the 35s. Soundcore have proven that you don't need to spend $200 plus dollars to get a great pair of ANC headphones, and the new Life Q35 are perhaps the easiest headphones to recommend we've seen in years. If you found this video helpful then please consider giving it a like, subscribe for more videos like this one, and leave any questions you have down in the comments section

 This small pouch also replaces the compartment from the previous case and holds the accessories. The paperwork is much the same, as is the Anker quality USB-C charging cable, but the new model comes with an inline mic on the aux cable. This is a really cool addition, especially for those who like to listen wired, and we'll check out how this compares to the headphones built in mics later in the video. And finally, we also gain an aeroplane travel adapter, so as we start to escape the limitations of lockdown, it's cool to see that the Q35s are now more travel friendly

 I think essentially these sound so good, and are at the very least so close to the market leaders that the price job makes these by far much better value for money. I honestly think you'd struggle to find better sounding headphones at this price, and that's before you factor in all of the other great features too. So the new Life Q35 headphones are starting at just under $130 or £130, which massively undercuts the competition. When you think about smart wearing detection, high res audio, multipoint, insane battery life, these are all flagship features, and yet these headphones don't cost nearly what the other flagship headphones do, and it makes it hard to justify those other high end options

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I looked into a bunch of earbuds and have a bunch from 10$ ones to jabras &amp; airpod pros for over 150$. idk why but they dont work for me so i decided to look into headphones.  I looked into audio technica, sony, anker, etc. These headphones must have good noise cancellation, audio, battery life, yk. you guys are the pros. anything on amazon so i can go thru quick return if its an issue. thanks :)

<div class="md"><p>I looked into a bunch of earbuds and have a bunch from 10$ ones to jabras &amp; airpod pros for over 150$. idk why but they dont work for me so i decided to look into headphones.  I looked into audio technica, sony, anker, etc. These headphones must have good noise cancellation, audio, battery life, yk. you guys are the pros. anything on amazon so i can go thru quick return if its an issue. thanks :)</p>
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I want to preface my review with the fact I am not an audiophile but I do appreciate good sound quality and other benefits of using headphones with your phone, like hands free phone calls. I use my headphones for three things - music, YouTube and phone calls. Sometimes texting isn't an option.  On the music and YouTube front they are a solid 3

 The noise canceling is there but not as strong as my Bose, which is fine since these aren't $300 either. I usually control my volume on my phone but that feature is not available with these headphones, I have to adjust the headphones themselves. This isn't a huge deal it's just noticeable. They seem to run a tad bigger fit wise as well, which again isn't a deal breaker and could actually be a good thing for you, just depends on the size of your head

5 to 4 stars. They sound very nice, almost as good as my Bose headphones. The noise canceling is there but not as strong as my Bose, which is fine since these aren't $300 either. I usually control my volume on my phone but that feature is not available with these headphones, I have to adjust the headphones themselves

Just OK.

 That for me is the gold standard when it comes down to basically passthrough conversations. Although I've seen it on, let's say on the Huawei Studio, that also works very nicely. And I've also seen them work really good on the XM4s from Sony. So for the price point, I feel like this is definitely a great buy if you're looking for any pair or any over the ear type of earphones that last for a long time and sound great

 As you guys saw with the outdoor audio sample, I've been on conference calls, listening to obviously watching videos and so on. And of course being on a conversation like video calls, everybody heard me great. The microphones do their job. The AI voice reduction actually is really good at canceling anything but the speaker

 Like and subscribe and make sure you hit that bell icon so that you're always notified to whenever we have new videos on the channel. So here we have the box. This is the Soundcore by Anker, of course, Life Q35 wireless noise cancelling headphones, the successor to the Q30s that were released before. Now, one of the big differences overall, obviously, is the color, but also the fact that now it supports high-res audio, wireless audio by supporting LDAC

 They're definitely great on bass. So if you want to be able to push it a little bit more on the low end, you could definitely pump on those. I will probably say this though, if you turn on ANC, the audio is not as great as when it's on. And I mean that essentially is that when you turn on active noise cancellation, because it's working on reducing the audio from the outside, it does actually impact a little bit on the audio quality

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I can definitely see the appeal of the airpods max. I was always against Bluetooth, anc  ect. But I find myself using the anker soundcore Life q30 a lot more often now that my new phone has no headphone jack. Also convenient to just pick up and use

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Bluetooth headphones definitely have their uses. I’m actually in the market for some rn because when I’m cleaning around the house a wire really gets in the way.

<div class="md"><p>Bluetooth headphones definitely have their uses. I’m actually in the market for some rn because when I’m cleaning around the house a wire really gets in the way.</p>
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I know I'll be downvoted to hell but after my extensive journey I would still consider the airpod max's 'audiophile' quality.  They are very well tuned and present 90-95% of the detail you are going to get out of kilobuck headphones.  Diminishing returns hits hard.  If all you are doing is wanting to enjoy your music it'd be hard to not be able to call it a day with them.

<div class="md"><p>I know I&#39;ll be downvoted to hell but after my extensive journey I would still consider the airpod max&#39;s &#39;audiophile&#39; quality.  They are very well tuned and present 90-95% of the detail you are going to get out of kilobuck headphones.  Diminishing returns hits hard.  If all you are doing is wanting to enjoy your music it&#39;d be hard to not be able to call it a day with them.</p>
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Airpods Max - Obviously you're not getting the audiophile quality, but they sound surprisingly nice for casual listening. Obviously the main purpose for it is portability and active noise cancelling (which is amazing). If you travel a lot or work at open offices, these are great.

HD660S - Yes, the sound signature isn't as "flat" as 600/650 or whatever, but these have slightly more technically capable drivers and the sound signature that fits modern music better. They sound perfect (barring the lack of resolution compared to totl headphones like Utopia).

<div class="md"><p>Airpods Max - Obviously you&#39;re not getting the audiophile quality, but they sound surprisingly nice for casual listening. Obviously the main purpose for it is portability and active noise cancelling (which is amazing). If you travel a lot or work at open offices, these are great.</p>

<p>HD660S - Yes, the sound signature isn&#39;t as &quot;flat&quot; as 600/650 or whatever, but these have slightly more technically capable drivers and the sound signature that fits modern music better. They sound perfect (barring the lack of resolution compared to totl headphones like Utopia).</p>
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