Soundcoreby Anker Q20i Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Over-Ear Bluetooth, 40H Long ANC Playtime, Hi-Res Audio, Big Bass, Customize via an App, Transparency ModeTCO CertifiedTCO CertifiedTCO CertifiedTCO Certified

I have pretty bad social phobias and have a hard time in places with lots of people and noise. To cope while doing things like grocery shopping etc. I use noise canceling head phones to dampen the sounds around me while I get the things done I need to do. These really work well for that purpose. I dont have to turn the volume way up to drown out the outside noise. The ear cups are soft and comfortable to wear for extended periods of time.The sound quality is really good and comparable to more expensive brands. They charge fast and more importantly hold a charge for a long time. I charge mine about once a week because I use them alot.They also look great. Over these are well rounded headphones and well worth the money spent.

It is a good product for what I paid for it.Headphone comfort : fits well on the ears but not over pressuredThe headset itself is sized too large for smaller heads like mine, I have seen this in other reviews forthis product. it fits ok as long as you don't shake your head at all.Sound Quality : Let's face it, if I was after that I would have splurged for the Sony's or Sanhizre"s. The sound quality isgood for the price, use the customised eq in the app for the best results.Noise Cancellation : ok tier, not great but it works if you have something on.Fit and Finish : Plastic parts on the ear cups, plastic head rest but metal supports when pulled apart. Its ok.Connectivity : Connects to two devices at a time and switches between them seamlessly, however, if the headphones areturned off, they might have to be re-paired, not a deal breaker but annoying.Overall : A good product for what you pay. Now let's see how long they last.

I'm absolutely in love with this headphones!I live in a very loud city and the noise cancelling alone is marvelous. Even the loudest ambulances get their volume lowered, not fully or dim enough for me not to notice but enough for my ears not to be ringing after they pass through.The desing is cute and stylish. I've styled it with several outfits and can definitely state it looked great with all of them! I ordered them in black so that may be a factor but I think the construction is lovely.I usually wear headphones around 6 to 8 hours and the fit on these is super comfortable. The sound comes out so well I don't even get close to the "dangerous to ears" volume setting.It easily connected to my phone and laptop at the same time and with no issues while switching between them seemlessly.I'll make an update for the durability and charging speed but so far I can't compliment these enough.

I tried another pair that were very low budget and returned them (they were too big and the cups didn't fit my head, not good noise reduction). Instead, I got these for some long international flights to outlast my airpod batteries (which usually conk out at about 4 hours with noise cancelling).Pros: they have a good battery life, the active noise canceling is decent (but not complete), and they are comfortable on my small head (and okay on my partner's larger head).Cons: sometimes they're a little iffy when connecting to something new, like my laptop, and I had a few glitches early on with phone calls and zoom meetings.They feel like they are decently made and the ear pads feel nice and premium (I wouldn't expect them to feel this nice for $50). In spite of a solid feel to the plastic and the joints, I'm not sure they will tolerate a lot of torsion or rough handling.

I bought two sets of NC headphones and the more expensive $80 ones offered none even in NC mode. These are eons better! I also love the color! Even though it says white, it is more like an oatmeal white, very pretty. Next time these go on sale, I plan on buying a back up pair.Pros:Super comfortable from the fit of the ear pieces to the headband. I prefer on ear headphones so over ear, like these, usually aren't comfortable for me, so I was pleasantly surprised.The NC mode works extremely well! As soon as they are on I think it blocks out like 90% of sound before I even play any sound. I have noisy upstairs neighbors who stay between 60-90 decibels loud. So think of a busy, loud restaurant kitchen, that's the base for them above my head. Can't speak to their peak loudness (90 db), but their normal low end (60 db), I didn't hear them thankfully.The volume/loudness is impressive. I have used Jlab neons (they are on ear vs over ear like these) for 5+ years and always had to have my laptop volume up in the high 70 range, usually 77. With these, I majorly had to turn it down to about 44.The sound is really great. I played around with the different modes on the app to get the sound I am used too. So I am thankful for that.I do like the three modes you can easily switch between NC, Normal, and Awareness. I had my mother who has hearing aids try these on and the Awareness mode majorly boosted my voice for her which my vocal range is in the range she has a hard time hearing.I really like that this uses a type C charger. Everything I use requires that so I can just use my phone charger (10ft) if I need to vs searching for a micro usb (I believe) that my old ones used. And these also come with a cord to turn these into a wired version as well. I don't know if you can do that and be able to listen while they charge or not. But if so, even better!My biggest pro is that I can pair these to my laptop (main use) and phone at the same time! This allowed me to keep watching my show while I played with the app on my phone to customize the sound.I just want to mention the color again. A beautiful oatmeal white which makes it more unique. I tend to go for purples and pinks so I went with white just because it was the cheaper option and I am so glad I did!Cons:It automatically reverts to NC mode when you power them on. Not a big deal, but I wish it stayed how I left them when powered off.Button positions. I'm used to buttons on the left earpiece so I am having to relearn/get used to having them on the right. The NC button (which cycles the three modes) is on the opposite side of the same earpiece and is hard to find blindly. I like that it is out of the way so I don't accidentally hit it when powering on/off or volume controls. But I wish it were placed a bit higher so where your finger naturally goes to search for it, it'd find it.My biggest issue, but not enough to knock a star off, are the cues. I'm used to a voice telling me which mode I'm in, power on/off, etc. These ones use a chime that sounds the same for everything, so I have no clue what each chime is telling me until I cycle through enough times or use the app.