Customer Reviews for Soundcore - by Anker Q20i Over-Ear Headphones with Active Noise Cancelling, Deep Bass, and 40-Hour Playtime - Pink
Customer Rating
5
Invincible
on July 6, 2025
Posted by: Kelsey
These headphones are invincible theyve survived being tossed, thrown, sat on, and more and they haven't shown any signs of damage They are indestructible
Every pair of Bluetooth headphones I’ve ever owned has automatically connected once my phone knew the device. There connect about 1 out of every 10 or so tries, and every other time you have to manually connect them even though it the factory default is to automatically connect. The noise cancelling is also not really noise cancelling, and probably blocks out closer to 60% of noise. The power button also takes quite a bit to turn the headphones off for and for whatever reason the volume button has never worked on them. The battery life is decent but not better than other headphones that are cheaper. They are also a bit big on my head. Personally just annoyed because I paid a bit more for these for noise cancelling and I thought they’d be an upgrade quality wise from the JBL ones that were cheaper but that’s not the case.
In my first test I wasn't so happy with low frequencies sound, but thought it was very good for the price. Material heard is best available versions of CDs, with high dynamic range, before loudness war. Usually Spotify and newer remastered versions are worst. After fiddling around (testing EQ,etc) found out that BassUp was ENABLED by default. Which is a big mistake, I prefer flat and only EQ if original material has flaws. After toggling BassUp OFF by quick pressing NC twice things improved a LOT. Now I'm VERY happy with it's flat sound, not so good as my AKG-K340 audiophile headphones, but those were 300u$ in the 80s... I can't understand why it's default is so unnaturally bass heavy instead of flat, and letting the user to choose later to alter sound.