





Soundcore Q30 by Anker, Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Multiple Modes, Hi-Res Audio, Custom EQ via App, 50H Playtime, Comfortable Fit, Bluetooth, Multipoint Connection
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Description
• Advanced Noise Cancellation Technology: Maintain your focus with Life Q30’s hybrid active noise cancellation. Dual noise-detecting microphones pick up and filter out up to 95% of low-frequency ambient sound to ensure nothing distracts you from your music. • Ultimate Noise Cancellation Experience: Customize Life Q30’s noise cancellation with 3 modes—Transport minimizes airplane engine noise, Outdoor reduces traffic and wind, and Indoor dampens the sound of busy offices with people talking in the background. Note: ANC is not compatible with an AUX Cable connection. • Hi-Res Music: Hear every detail of your favorite songs thanks to Life Q30’s 40mm drivers. The highly-flexible silk diaphragms reproduce thumping bass and crisp treble that extends up to 40kHz for improved clarity. • 50-Hour Playtime: Life Q30 active noise cancelling headphones play up to 50 hours of music in noise cancelling mode. Standard mode extends the playtime to 70 hours, while a short 5-minute charge gives you 4 hours of listening. • Pressure-Free Comfort: Life Q30 active noise cancelling headphones have ultra-soft protein leather earcups with memory foam padding to fit snugly over your ears. The lightweight build also ensures they’re comfortable for long listening sessions.
Details
General
- Brand Name
- Soundcore
- Model Number
- A3028
- Model Name
- Soundcore Life Q30
- Built-In Media
- 1 x Aux in audio cable, 1 x Type-C charging cable, Soundcore Life Q30
- Age Range Description
- Adult
- Warranty Description
- 18-month warranty
- Customer Package Type
- With protective packaging
- Number of Items
- 1
- Series Number
- 3028
- Manufacturer
- anker
- External Testing Certification
- ANATEL:00648-25-16934
Connectivity
- Headphone Jack
- 3.5 mm Jack
- Connectivity Technology
- Wireless
- Wireless Technology
- Bluetooth
- Bluetooth Range
- 10 Meters
- Bluetooth Version
- 5.0
Style
- Color
- Absolute Black
- Style Name
- Hybrid
- Carrying Case Color
- Black
- Theme
- Music, travel
- Subject Character
- No subject character
Battery
- Battery Charge Time
- 40 Hours
- Battery Average Life
- 40 Hours
Audio
- Impedance
- 18 Ohms
- Noise Control
- Active Noise Cancellation
- Frequency Response
- 32
- Sensitivity
- 95 dB
- Audio Driver Type
- Dynamic Driver
- Audio Driver Size
- 40 Millimeters
- Frequency Range
- 16 Hz-40 kHz
Additional Details
- Enclosure Material
- PC + ABS
- Specific Uses For Product
- Home, Travel
- Antenna Location
- Calls, Listening to music
- Compatible Devices
- Cellphones, Desktops, Laptops, Tablets
- Cable Features
- Without Cable
- Water Resistance Level
- Not Water Resistant
- Carrying Case Material
- Plastic
- Additional Features
- Fast Charging, Noise Cancellation
- Number of Power Levels
- 2
- Total USB 2.0 Ports
- 1
Design
- Headphones Ear Placement
- Over Ear
- Headphone Folding Features
- Over Ear
- Earpiece Shape
- Over-ear (rounded)
Controls
- Control Type
- Volume Control
- Control Method
- Touch
- Controller Type
- Touch
Measurements
- Item Weight
- 0.6 Pounds
- Carrying Case Weight
- 10 Ounces
- Unit Count
- 1.0 Count
Case Battery
- Carrying Case Battery Average Life
- 60 Hours
- Carrying Case Battery Charging Time
- 2 Hours
Frequently asked questions
- What is the battery life of these headphones?
- The headphones play up to 50 hours of music in noise cancelling mode and up to 70 hours in standard mode. A short 5-minute charge gives you 4 hours of listening.
- Does it have active noise cancellation?
- Yes, it features hybrid active noise cancellation with three modes: Transport minimizes airplane engine noise, Outdoor reduces traffic and wind, and Indoor dampens office noise.
- What devices are compatible with these headphones?
- They are compatible with cellphones, desktops, laptops, and tablets.
Customer reviews

Better or as good as other brands, seriously
I’ve had these headphones for about a year. I’m writing a review now as I genuinely have such love for them, especially compared to other products. I first had the Airpod Max, but started having issues maybe 1-2 years in. By year 2, they completely died. So I got these headphones as a replacement. But eventually I thought I should ‘upgrade’, and got Skullcandy headphones for around the same price, and ended up returning as I HATED them compared to these. And now, just recently I got Bose headphones (Quiet Comfort), not because there’s anything wrong with the Soundcore, but as it was a good deal. And throughout all of this, I’ve realized I just absolutely love my Soundcore headphones, and even still prefer them in very certain regards. To the actual review — the fit, comfort, and durability are high quality. I hated the Skullcandy (Hesh ANC), as they were SO uncomfortable compared to these. The Soundcore has great (and crazy soft) cushioning, doesn’t feel so cheap with the plastic material/weight, and doesn’t snag at my hair. Also, I prefer them in shape to my Bose, maybe not aesthetically but definitely functionally — the cups are bigger, such as how my piercings don’t rub against the insides, and I can very comfortably sleep in them. Due to the cup shape and size, they also don’t make any static noises when you shift or put weight on them wrong (although, this is relevant only if you like to wear headphones while laying down). The durability is strong and solid, as I’ve certainly dropped them many times. Overall, fantastic build quality and feel. Now, onto the sound — I genuinely don’t notice a difference between these and my Bose. I am so not an expert, but sound quality is super important to me, considering I like heavier sounds, and go on lots of intense runs. I’m also wearing my headphones nearly 24/7. Given that, the Soundcore holds up amazingly. Other notes that people may find important — the microphone quality is great, I have gotten compliments on it. The settings or features work great, such as the different transparency modes. Noise cancellation is very important for me in headphones, and although they aren’t ‘Airpod Max’ quality, it does the job well, and totally submerses you and effectively blocks out the outside world. I’m no expert on bass, but I still think it’s pretty good (or at least the sounds I listen to are very rich). I don’t think bass is a highlight, but also I wouldn’t expect that unless the price point was crazy high. There’s also EQ controls in the app, although I haven’t used them much. One more thing — there’s this thing with static and headphones, maybe a connection issue or something. I fly a lot and it usually happens during take off, for example, or can be pretty random. I have started hearing the very occasional static with the Soundcore, but it is very minimal, especially compared to other brands. Airpod Max I would have static issues, even downright intense bouts that would make me jump, especially near the end of the headphone’s life. The Bose I’ve dealt with static on flights after just purchasing them, and when I rub against them the wrong way. But the Soundcore’s issue with the static is almost nonexistent in comparison. My very small complaints are: the little logos peeled off, quickly at that. I recommend peeling it off in general, as otherwise it will start to come undone on its own, which looks a bit bad, and is sharp or scratchy to the touch. Also the cups have started to fray ever so slightly, but literally that’s just because I’ve worn them everyday for some time. Basically — I LOVE these headphones. I extremely recommend them.
I’ve had these headphones for about a year. I’m writing a review now as I genuinely have such love for them, especially compared to other products. I first had the Airpod Max, but started having issues maybe 1-2 years in. By year 2, they completely died. So I got these headphones as a replacement. But eventually I thought I should ‘upgrade’, and got Skullcandy headphones for around the same price, and ended up returning as I HATED them compared to these. And now, just recently I got Bose headphones (Quiet Comfort), not because there’s anything wrong with the Soundcore, but as it was a good deal. And throughout all of this, I’ve realized I just absolutely love my Soundcore headphones, and even still prefer them in very certain regards. To the actual review — the fit, comfort, and durability are high quality. I hated the Skullcandy (Hesh ANC), as they were SO uncomfortable compared to these. The Soundcore has great (and crazy soft) cushioning, doesn’t feel so cheap with the plastic material/weight, and doesn’t snag at my hair. Also, I prefer them in shape to my Bose, maybe not aesthetically but definitely functionally — the cups are bigger, such as how my piercings don’t rub against the insides, and I can very comfortably sleep in them. Due to the cup shape and size, they also don’t make any static noises when you shift or put weight on them wrong (although, this is relevant only if you like to wear headphones while laying down). The durability is strong and solid, as I’ve certainly dropped them many times. Overall, fantastic build quality and feel. Now, onto the sound — I genuinely don’t notice a difference between these and my Bose. I am so not an expert, but sound quality is super important to me, considering I like heavier sounds, and go on lots of intense runs. I’m also wearing my headphones nearly 24/7. Given that, the Soundcore holds up amazingly. Other notes that people may find important — the microphone quality is great, I have gotten compliments on it. The settings or features work great, such as the different transparency modes. Noise cancellation is very important for me in headphones, and although they aren’t ‘Airpod Max’ quality, it does the job well, and totally submerses you and effectively blocks out the outside world. I’m no expert on bass, but I still think it’s pretty good (or at least the sounds I listen to are very rich). I don’t think bass is a highlight, but also I wouldn’t expect that unless the price point was crazy high. There’s also EQ controls in the app, although I haven’t used them much. One more thing — there’s this thing with static and headphones, maybe a connection issue or something. I fly a lot and it usually happens during take off, for example, or can be pretty random. I have started hearing the very occasional static with the Soundcore, but it is very minimal, especially compared to other brands. Airpod Max I would have static issues, even downright intense bouts that would make me jump, especially near the end of the headphone’s life. The Bose I’ve dealt with static on flights after just purchasing them, and when I rub against them the wrong way. But the Soundcore’s issue with the static is almost nonexistent in comparison. My very small complaints are: the little logos peeled off, quickly at that. I recommend peeling it off in general, as otherwise it will start to come undone on its own, which looks a bit bad, and is sharp or scratchy to the touch. Also the cups have started to fray ever so slightly, but literally that’s just because I’ve worn them everyday for some time. Basically — I LOVE these headphones. I extremely recommend them.

W tej cenie to jest to mistrzostwo. Nie patrząc na koszt jest parę rzeczy
Tytułem wstępu - w swojej recenzji odniosę się do słuchawek sony wh 1000xm5 oraz airpods pro (dla kontekstu sony kosztował 1600, air podsy 1000, a te 269 zł). Te słuchawki zamówiłem przez amazona i dotarły do mnie kurierem w mniej niż 48h - były to moje pierwsze zakupy ogólnie jestem bardzo pozytywnie zaskoczony realizacją zamówienia. Co do samych słuchawek. Opakowanie, kable do ładowania, etui poziom apple - za tę cenę nie spodziewałem się takiego standardu, poziom premium. Słuchawki leżą na głowie lepiej niż sony, są w zasadzie nieodczuwalne na głowie / uszach. Dźwięk w porównaniu do sony czy airpodsów jest dla mnie taki sam - nie jestem audiofilem, słuchawek używam do grania i rozmów, więc może coś mi umknęło. Wygłuszanie pasywne troszeczkę gorsze od tego, co proponuje sony - tam się czuło trochę jak w klatce, co ma w sumie dobre strony przy głośnym domu. Noise cancelling, czyli w sumie to co mi najbardziej zależało uważam troszeczkę za gorszy od sony, ale te troszeczkę gdyby przełożyć na procenty to może max 10% różnicy (miałem możliwość testowania w tym samym czasie wszystkich 3 produktów w tych samych warunkach). Łączność przez bluetootha jest trochę dziwna, bo w moim przypadku wymagała wyłączenia i włączenia słuchawek ponownie - może robie coś źle. Przyznać jednak muszę, że przełączanie pomiędzy sprzętami np iphone, a mac air lub tv lg, a iphone jest znacznie lepsza niz sony, nie tak perfekcyjna jak w apple, ale znacznie lepsze. Dźwięk podczas rozmów jest bardzo nienatualny. O ile nie miałem żadnego problemu z głosem przychodzacym to wychodzący słyszane przez słuchawki był nie naturalny. Probowałem podczas kilku rozmów przełączać noise canceling pomiędzy ich 3 tryby, ale dalej był on trochę zniekształcony w porównaniu do sony czy apple. Może tak już jest, a może to po prostu moje odczucia Słuchawki kupiłem głównie do grania na konsoli, sporadycznie też do okazjonalnych rozmów. W swojej recenzji absolutnie nie biorę pod uwagę muzykę, choć w mojej opinii nie zauważyłem różnic ze słuchawkami znacznie droższymi. Biorąc pod uwagę wszystkie plusy i minusy oraz ofertę znacznie droższej konkurencji uważam, że był to bardzo dobry zakup. To nie jest tak, że wystawiam b dobrą opinie ponieważ były tanie (w porównaniu do w/w słuchawek konkurencji) - te słuchawki są po prostu bardzo dobre. Zapłaciłbym bym za nie lekką ręką znacznie więcej. Polecam, są naprawdę bardzo dobre
Tytułem wstępu - w swojej recenzji odniosę się do słuchawek sony wh 1000xm5 oraz airpods pro (dla kontekstu sony kosztował 1600, air podsy 1000, a te 269 zł). Te słuchawki zamówiłem przez amazona i dotarły do mnie kurierem w mniej niż 48h - były to moje pierwsze zakupy ogólnie jestem bardzo pozytywnie zaskoczony realizacją zamówienia. Co do samych słuchawek. Opakowanie, kable do ładowania, etui poziom apple - za tę cenę nie spodziewałem się takiego standardu, poziom premium. Słuchawki leżą na głowie lepiej niż sony, są w zasadzie nieodczuwalne na głowie / uszach. Dźwięk w porównaniu do sony czy airpodsów jest dla mnie taki sam - nie jestem audiofilem, słuchawek używam do grania i rozmów, więc może coś mi umknęło. Wygłuszanie pasywne troszeczkę gorsze od tego, co proponuje sony - tam się czuło trochę jak w klatce, co ma w sumie dobre strony przy głośnym domu. Noise cancelling, czyli w sumie to co mi najbardziej zależało uważam troszeczkę za gorszy od sony, ale te troszeczkę gdyby przełożyć na procenty to może max 10% różnicy (miałem możliwość testowania w tym samym czasie wszystkich 3 produktów w tych samych warunkach). Łączność przez bluetootha jest trochę dziwna, bo w moim przypadku wymagała wyłączenia i włączenia słuchawek ponownie - może robie coś źle. Przyznać jednak muszę, że przełączanie pomiędzy sprzętami np iphone, a mac air lub tv lg, a iphone jest znacznie lepsza niz sony, nie tak perfekcyjna jak w apple, ale znacznie lepsze. Dźwięk podczas rozmów jest bardzo nienatualny. O ile nie miałem żadnego problemu z głosem przychodzacym to wychodzący słyszane przez słuchawki był nie naturalny. Probowałem podczas kilku rozmów przełączać noise canceling pomiędzy ich 3 tryby, ale dalej był on trochę zniekształcony w porównaniu do sony czy apple. Może tak już jest, a może to po prostu moje odczucia Słuchawki kupiłem głównie do grania na konsoli, sporadycznie też do okazjonalnych rozmów. W swojej recenzji absolutnie nie biorę pod uwagę muzykę, choć w mojej opinii nie zauważyłem różnic ze słuchawkami znacznie droższymi. Biorąc pod uwagę wszystkie plusy i minusy oraz ofertę znacznie droższej konkurencji uważam, że był to bardzo dobry zakup. To nie jest tak, że wystawiam b dobrą opinie ponieważ były tanie (w porównaniu do w/w słuchawek konkurencji) - te słuchawki są po prostu bardzo dobre. Zapłaciłbym bym za nie lekką ręką znacznie więcej. Polecam, są naprawdę bardzo dobre

Anker has impressed me once again
Being a devoted fan of Anker products, I've been a satisfied user of the Soundcore Life Dot 2 for the past three years. These earbuds have proven their durability, maintaining excellent condition over time. The remarkable battery backup of 8 hours, coupled with the convenience of the charging case extending it to a week, has contributed to their longevity in my daily use. As someone who values Anker's reliability, the decision to upgrade was driven by the desire for noise-canceling features. While the Soundcore Life Dot 2 served me exceptionally well, the enhanced functionality offered by the newer model with noise cancelation was a compelling reason to make the switch. The brand's consistency in quality and innovation has certainly earned my continued loyalty. I've been enjoying these headphones for the past 2 days during various activities such as walks, movie sessions, and extended music listening, and I must say they've exceeded my expectations. As a self-proclaimed bass head, I can attest that the low-end response is impressive. However, for those seeking a balanced sound, the initial experience might not be as appealing, but the Soundcore app provides a solution with its customizable equalizer. The build quality leans towards plastic, but given the price point, it's well-designed. The ear cups are remarkably soft with good cushioning, providing a comfortable fit. The headrest follows suit, enhancing the overall comfort during extended usage. The active noise cancellation (ANC) is truly noteworthy, giving a tough competition even to premium options like the AirPods Pro. One minor drawback is the transparency mode, which tends to amplify external sounds in windy or crowded environments, sometimes making conversations and wind noise more prominent. Extended use may lead to slightly warm ears, but it's manageable. On the positive side, the Amazon delivery experience was commendable—swift and smooth. The fact that the product came directly from the original supplier adds a layer of trustworthiness. However, I must express dissatisfaction with the delivery personnel who left the parcel unattended outside my door. This could pose a security risk and is an aspect that needs improvement in the overall delivery service.
Being a devoted fan of Anker products, I've been a satisfied user of the Soundcore Life Dot 2 for the past three years. These earbuds have proven their durability, maintaining excellent condition over time. The remarkable battery backup of 8 hours, coupled with the convenience of the charging case extending it to a week, has contributed to their longevity in my daily use. As someone who values Anker's reliability, the decision to upgrade was driven by the desire for noise-canceling features. While the Soundcore Life Dot 2 served me exceptionally well, the enhanced functionality offered by the newer model with noise cancelation was a compelling reason to make the switch. The brand's consistency in quality and innovation has certainly earned my continued loyalty. I've been enjoying these headphones for the past 2 days during various activities such as walks, movie sessions, and extended music listening, and I must say they've exceeded my expectations. As a self-proclaimed bass head, I can attest that the low-end response is impressive. However, for those seeking a balanced sound, the initial experience might not be as appealing, but the Soundcore app provides a solution with its customizable equalizer. The build quality leans towards plastic, but given the price point, it's well-designed. The ear cups are remarkably soft with good cushioning, providing a comfortable fit. The headrest follows suit, enhancing the overall comfort during extended usage. The active noise cancellation (ANC) is truly noteworthy, giving a tough competition even to premium options like the AirPods Pro. One minor drawback is the transparency mode, which tends to amplify external sounds in windy or crowded environments, sometimes making conversations and wind noise more prominent. Extended use may lead to slightly warm ears, but it's manageable. On the positive side, the Amazon delivery experience was commendable—swift and smooth. The fact that the product came directly from the original supplier adds a layer of trustworthiness. However, I must express dissatisfaction with the delivery personnel who left the parcel unattended outside my door. This could pose a security risk and is an aspect that needs improvement in the overall delivery service.

Shocked at how much I love these for outdoor walks
These are my first ever over-ear headphones, and I honestly don’t know why I waited so long. I’ve always used earbuds for walking, but these Soundcore Anker Q30 headphones are on a completely different comfort level. The ear cushions are soft and fully surround my ears without feeling tight or heavy. I can wear them for my full mile (or longer) and never feel sore like I sometimes do with earbuds. The noise cancelling really impressed me too. When I’m walking outside, it helps dull traffic noise and random background sounds so I can just focus on my music or podcast. It doesn’t feel unsafe or overly isolating, just enough to make everything sound clearer and more immersive. Sound quality is great for the price. The bass is strong without being overpowering, vocals sound crisp, and everything just feels richer compared to basic headphones. I mostly listen to music on my walks, and it makes the whole experience feel more motivating and fun. Battery life has been fantastic. I don’t feel like I’m constantly charging them, which is a huge plus. They also connect quickly and stay connected without dropping out, which has not always been my experience with other Bluetooth devices. They’re lightweight but still feel well-made. The adjustable headband makes it easy to get a good fit, and they don’t slide around while I’m moving. If you’ve only ever used earbuds like I had, these are absolutely worth trying. For outdoor walks especially, they’ve been a game changer in both comfort and overall sound experience. I genuinely love them and would recommend them if you’re looking for affordable, comfortable over-ear headphones with solid sound quality.
These are my first ever over-ear headphones, and I honestly don’t know why I waited so long. I’ve always used earbuds for walking, but these Soundcore Anker Q30 headphones are on a completely different comfort level. The ear cushions are soft and fully surround my ears without feeling tight or heavy. I can wear them for my full mile (or longer) and never feel sore like I sometimes do with earbuds. The noise cancelling really impressed me too. When I’m walking outside, it helps dull traffic noise and random background sounds so I can just focus on my music or podcast. It doesn’t feel unsafe or overly isolating, just enough to make everything sound clearer and more immersive. Sound quality is great for the price. The bass is strong without being overpowering, vocals sound crisp, and everything just feels richer compared to basic headphones. I mostly listen to music on my walks, and it makes the whole experience feel more motivating and fun. Battery life has been fantastic. I don’t feel like I’m constantly charging them, which is a huge plus. They also connect quickly and stay connected without dropping out, which has not always been my experience with other Bluetooth devices. They’re lightweight but still feel well-made. The adjustable headband makes it easy to get a good fit, and they don’t slide around while I’m moving. If you’ve only ever used earbuds like I had, these are absolutely worth trying. For outdoor walks especially, they’ve been a game changer in both comfort and overall sound experience. I genuinely love them and would recommend them if you’re looking for affordable, comfortable over-ear headphones with solid sound quality.

















