Soundcore by Anker Space Q45 Adaptive Noise Cancelling On Ear Headphones, Reduce Noise By Up to 98%, Ultra Long 50H Playtime, App Control, Hi-Res Sound with Details, Bluetooth 5.3, Ideal for Traveling

Headphones are excellent. Need to keep them in the pouch provided while travelling or it will break. Surprisingly the price is insanely high in India. Got them for 120$ which is around 130 now.

Very good product it worth its price love this headphones you can buy and enjoys its awsome sound quality best headphones

Noise cancellation is plus point to consider this headphones and sound quality is also very great You can also customise these headphones in app

The Soundcore Q45 headphones are honestly one of the best purchases I’ve made in a while. For the price, they offer performance that comes surprisingly close to my Sony WH-1000XM4s – which is saying a lot. Sound quality is excellent with deep bass, clear mids, and crisp highs. The ANC is very effective, easily blocking out plane noise or a noisy gym. Battery life is outstanding – I can go days without charging, even with noise cancellation on. They also come with a sturdy hard carry case, making them perfect for travel. Super comfortable for long flights or work sessions, and they stay secure enough for workouts too. I use them at the gym regularly and they never feel bulky or get in the way. If you’re looking for premium features without the premium price, the Q45s are hard to beat. Highly recommended!

I'm quite impressed by these. Fit: Very nice. The pads are comfortable and soft, clamping force is just right, not too tight, adjustability is more than enough, and since they swivel flat, they're great for DJing as well. The hard case they come with is very effective and sturdy — not completely hard, there's a bit of give, but the case protects perfectly fine. Controls: Pretty much what you'd want. Play/pause, volume control, next/prev track, power, and a button to toggle the ANC mode to transparent or off. Sound: Very good. Crisp-enough highs, deep bass, clear and present mids. Not audiophile quality, but absolutely perfect for the daily commute. ANC: Also very good. The passive noise cancelling of the ear cups themselves works well to mitigate high frequencies, while the active noise cancelling does a good job of cutting the low frequencies right down. If you happen to take the bus and it runs over some rough patches, you'll inevitably get spots of overcompensation from the ANC where it just can't cope, but other than that, it works very well. Accessories: I already mentioned the pretty decent hard case, but it also comes with a 3.5mm cable (if you have a device that still has a headphone jack *shakes fist at Apple*) so it can be used in wired mode, as well, which is a very nice touch. Battery life: Not amazing with ANC turned on, I'll admit, but I do get at least 15 hours with ANC on before it needs a recharge, which is more than enough for a week of my workday commute. Overall I am very happy with this purchase. They've held up over the several months I've had them so far, and the sound is very good for the sort of music I listen to, so for me, it was worth the price.

It does not seem to fit as snug around my ears to fully work with the ANC to block the sound of wind passing around the headphones as I ride my bicycle (my requirement for this purchase). (34cm ear to ear over top) equiv. to where the headband would be, and yes I know to retract the headband to make it smaller. I decided to return these, even after debating to myself that "maybe I'll keep these as like a spare?" which would be the second spare headphones I'd own.. As far as I can see, the product here is really worth the price, it has good ANC, very great audio quality, it can play sharp high-notes as well as push really deep bass that at peak can make you really feel the notes, and the included app/in app-stores is additionally very useful, within it you can control what EQ settings you want or if you want to manually select what notes to increase/decrease, within you can set the preference for ANC strength, but the function I see as the most valuable it the ability to select what max volume the headphones should go to counted in decibel, (80,90,100) allowing you to listen to music and/or have the ANC at full strength yet sparing your ears any damage due to a too high volume) Oh, and the headphones have a physical button where user can select between ANC low, high and lastly, off, or rather it passes the audio from the microphones to the elements/speakers allowing you to have a conversation with these on even without any issue as it reproduces a crisply sharp sound barely a dB off the true note, where the only difference I can think is that due to being electronics and it passing what the microphones pick up, the natural hum of everything around you is not heard though these headphones, then again you'd likely just use this setting for when you're paying in a store and don't want to feel rude by not saying hello or if they ask you for the receipt where otherwise not hearing them might look rude. No, with this anker space Q45 you can spare yourself the trouble. Again, if it had fit my criteria with the ANC blocking at least most wind brushing past as I ride my bicycle, I would definitively kept these and likely used them for whenever I listened to music, which with these would have increased, oh and they also feel great to keep on, not feeling too heavy or clumsy, quite nice just as it is.

Good deal and easy to use

Great buy. Was deciding between this and the Sony WCH720N, as they are around the same price range. I compared them side by side and found that the sound quality, material quality and comfort were better with the Space Q45. The only problem I had was regarding the fit which was quite loose around my head. Overall highly recommend this as the best bang for your buck if you care about quality lossless audio, and PNC/ANC and holds up to the same benchmarks as Apple,Sony and Bose products.