The Anker Soundcore Life Q20 is quite impressive, especially considering the price! Keep in mind, if you are looking for the gold-standard in noise-cancellation headphones, this is not it - invest in a Bose. However, if you simply need suppress surrounding or nearby sounds to listen to a call or music, this works great. It blocks out air conditioning, airplane engine, and other lower resonating frequencies sounds surprisingly well.This is a plug-and-play product- I barely read the instructions. Wjat impressed me the most was the bluetooth range. I was able to walk almost 80ft away from the computer without any signal loss or compromise in wireless connection. The ear cups are really comfortable and provides enough breathability to ensure your ears never sweat. However, if you wear it for longer than 4 hours, expect to feels discomfort on certain points of contact where the foam ear cup contacts around the ear. Adjusting the ear cup hourly will offset the contact pressure points from these headphones.The sound quality is quite good. I would not consider myself as an audiophile, but the bass really jumps when the right music is played. I believe it's sound is comparable to Sony's Wireless Bluetooth headphone.This is a quality built product at the fraction of the price of Sony, Bose, JBL, Marshall, Beats, etc. If I can use this for two years until the battery loses its ability to hold the charge, then it is a great return of investment .

I've been overall quite pleased with these headphones. I should admit though, that I only use these for listening to music/podcasts...I don't use them for phone calls. Here are some of the things I appreciate:- The battery life is outstanding. I've used them quite a few times already and have yet to need to recharge the battery.- Sound quality is OK...a little tinny but acceptable in my opinion.- It has a little light that indicates when it's turned on/off, attempting to pair up with a device, charging, etc.- The design allows the headphones to lay comfortably on the neck, which allows for slack in the earphone lines, allowing for easy range of motion.- It's a basic and minimal design.- It comes with three ear buds & wings to help fit your ears.- It worked without a problem with my laptop (by the way, I use Linux Ubuntu on my computer, so it works with that too).What I don't like:- My ears (one in particular) for whatever reason keeps rejecting the ear bud. No matter how hard I jam it in there, it eventually pops out. I swapped out the ear bud cover to a different size, but it's still happening. I don't like this kind of ear bud...the kind you have to jam down your ear canal.- The sound quality isn't the best (as I described above). It sounds a little tinny and, in my opinion, lacks depth/bass.- The default volume is way too loud. Rather than starting out at the volume it was when it was last turned off, it's always blaring and I have to turn it down immediately upon pairing.

I hate losing my headphones, so I finally got these, and they are amazing. It takes about an hour to fully charge them from dead and usually last about 6 hours.Pros-Amazing audio quality- Easy set up-Magnetic charging-Wireless but still attached-Ear loops are just the perfect sizeCons- They don't come with a power brick just the cable

I purchased 4 Bluetooth headphones that do not nee to be inserted into the ear canal because my daughter gets ear infections regularly. She likes this pair the best for both comfort and convenience. The bone conduction pads are remarkably comfortable, and she will wear the head set even when they are not on. She says the sound quality is very good and the while the battery life is not a extensive as some other options, they are more than necessary for most trips. The only thing she uses them for that is longer than the battery life is her art projects which sometimes will go on for 6 hours or more. They stay on well and are not obtrusive.

Purchases cause I needed new headphones for the gym. These are my first pair of over the ear ones since I was a kid. The fit is comfortable, but if I'm laying down on the floor to stretch/do floor exercises then they start to slip off. That's honestly my only complaint about them. If you have a big head though they'll probably stay on better in this situation.

*Updated*Was so excited to get these after so many great reviews, only to find out that only the left ear has sound. I’ll unfortunately have to return them.*otium was quick to email me to fix the problem, and sent me a new pair of headphones to replace the defective ones. They were prompt at fixing the problem and had great customer service. Thank you!

Oh, my poor JBL in-ear headphones. They’re sitting in a corner so lonely, no longer used. I wonder if they are jealous? You see, I have a new love. She’s beautiful and kind of high-tech. She gently brushes against my neck and whispers in my ear. Whisper may not be the right word. She can get quite loud too.I’m seriously in love with these Monster Aria headphones. I walk about six miles daily and listen to music or audiobooks. I had been using my in-ear buds. They sounded nice. However, they don’t want to stay in place in my ears. I tried swapping out the rubber ear tips for high-end foam tips. They worked much better, but that darn right ear won’t stay in for some reason. The left one stays in just fine. It’s the right one that keeps slipping out. Maybe I’m a bit of a freak with one ear bigger than the other?Well, I no longer have that problem. My Aria headphones sit just over my ear, not in them. And the neckband, combined with hooking over the top of my ears, holds them firmly in place. Hey, I can even chew gum again without worrying my earbuds will fall out! How cool is that?All kidding aside, I do love these. They’re very comfortable, and they sound great. The bass isn’t as deep as in-ear buds, but it still sounds fantastic. And I like being able to hear what’s going on around me. It’s much better than the pass-thru on my in-ear buds.Setup and pairing are straightforward. I mostly use them on my iPhone, but I also tried them on my Mac and PC. I checked the codecs with Bluetooth Tweaker, and it says they support SBC and AAC. No APTX, unfortunately. So don’t expect to use these for gaming or watching movies, as the latency is too high. But for music, podcasts, and audiobooks, they’re great.The charging cable is magnetic. It’s like a miniature version of the old MacBook MagSafe charger. It’s straightforward to connect the charging cable. And they charge pretty quickly. I prefer the magnetic charger over trying to insert a micro-USB cable. But I worry that my headphones will be useless if I lose the charging cable. I guess that’s what support is for, right? I’m sure Monster would sell me a replacement cable.There are two buttons on the right side for controls. I’ve made a few phone calls with them on, and the other person could hear me OK.By the way, if you’re unfamiliar with Monster, they’ve been around forever. I remember them as far back as the early 90s, mainly for high-end audio cables. I never knew they created audio equipment. It’s comforting to know there is a solid company I can contact if I need support.The only real drawback is that they aren’t as pocketable as in-ear buds. But you can drape them around your neck if you aren’t using them. Also, they don’t come with a case or pouch. Not a big deal. I have a felt pouch from something else that I repurposed for storage.

I bought this headset since it was on sale. I read a few reviews, both on amazon and online. It seemed like I was getting a mediocre headset for my Xbox one, and I was okay with that. Package came... very banged up, since my post office has been busy. Despite that, the headset was in great condition! It’s super comfortable, looks pretty f$$$$$ sweet, and doesn’t put much pressure on the ear like other headphones do. I have chronic ear pain, so this headset is perfect for me! I even bought one for my friend when his headset broke!