This collaborative space allows users to contribute additional information, tips, and insights to enhance the original deal post. Feel free to share your knowledge and help fellow shoppers make informed decisions.
Model: Soundcore by Anker Life Q35 Multi Mode Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Bluetooth Headphones with LDAC for Hi Res Wireless Audio, 40H Playtime, Comfortable Fit, Clear Calls (Black)
Deal History
Deal History includes data from multiple reputable stores, such as Best Buy, Target, and Walmart. The lowest price among stores for a given day is selected as the "Sale Price".
Sale Price does not include sale prices at Amazon unless a deal was posted by a community member.
Anker Direct via Amazon[amazon.com] has Soundcore by Anker Life Q30 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with Multiple Modes for $59.99. Shipping is free
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank smithmal
IMHO Soundcore has not improved the Q35 headphone much over the previous model (Q30) and therefore this isn't much of a SD.
The improvements of the Q35 vs. the Q30 are:
1. More bass (the Q30 already has a very nice sound profile but the Q35 kicks the bass up more which might be nice if you are a bass head)
2. Mic use AI noise reduction when in use. This might be nice if you use them in crowded situations though from the review video below I couldn't detect a significant difference in voice quality
3. Has "smart wearing technology" meaning the Q35 automatically mutes sound when you take off your headphones
4. Has larger memory foam ear pads (which some having indicated are now too large)
Other than that, the Q35 are essentially the same as the Q30 headphones.
I have a pair of Q30's and love them. They are great headphones for the money and are currently only $60 on Amazon. If I didn't have a pair of the Q30 headphones I would go for the Q35's if they were on sale for $10 - $15 more (maybe). I think with all the really positive reviews that Soundcore has gotten in the past for their Life Q line, they decided to bump up the pricing. IMO Soundcore way overpriced the Q35's to begin with (especially in comparison to the Q30s).
IMHO Soundcore has not improved the Q35 headphone much over the previous model (Q30) and therefore this isn't much of a SD.
The improvements of the Q35 vs. the Q30 are:
1. More bass (the Q30 already has a very nice sound profile but the Q35 kicks the bass up more which might be nice if you are a bass head)
2. Mic use AI noise reduction when in use. This might be nice if you use them in crowded situations though from the review video below I couldn't detect a significant difference in voice quality
3. Has "smart wearing technology" meaning the Q35 automatically mutes sound when you take off your headphones
4. Has larger memory foam ear pads (which some having indicated are now too large)
Other than that, the Q35 are essentially the same as the Q30 headphones.
I have a pair of Q30's and love them. They are great headphones for the money and are currently only $60 on Amazon. If I didn't have a pair of the Q30 headphones I would go for the Q35's if they were on sale for $10 - $15 more (maybe). I think with all the really positive reviews that Soundcore has gotten in the past for their Life Q line, they decided to bump up the pricing. IMO Soundcore way overpriced the Q35's to begin with (especially in comparison to the Q30s).
buy once cry once. if these could stand on their own, they wouldn't try copying the QC name from Bose. Just wait for a BF deal and get the real deal. not this cheap knockoff
Sorry, even on a great deal on the Bose will be over $220 compared to $60 for the Q30.
IMHO Soundcore has not improved the Q35 headphone much over the previous model (Q30) and therefore this isn't much of a SD.
The improvements of the Q35 vs. the Q30 are:
1. More bass (the Q30 already has a very nice sound profile but the Q35 kicks the bass up more which might be nice if you are a bass head)
2. Mic use AI noise reduction when in use. This might be nice if you use them in crowded situations though from the review video below I couldn't detect a significant difference in voice quality
3. Has "smart wearing technology" meaning the Q35 automatically mutes sound when you take off your headphones
4. Has larger memory foam ear pads (which some having indicated are now too large)
Other than that, the Q35 are essentially the same as the Q30 headphones.
I have a pair of Q30's and love them. They are great headphones for the money and are currently only $60 on Amazon. If I didn't have a pair of the Q30 headphones I would go for the Q35's if they were on sale for $10 - $15 more (maybe). I think with all the really positive reviews that Soundcore has gotten in the past for their Life Q line, they decided to bump up the pricing. IMO Soundcore way overpriced the Q35's to begin with (especially in comparison to the Q30s).
IMHO Soundcore has not improved the Q35 headphone much over the previous model (Q30) and therefore this isn't much of a SD.
The improvements of the Q35 vs. the Q30 are:
1. More bass (the Q30 already has a very nice sound profile but the Q35 kicks the bass up more which might be nice if you are a bass head)
2. Mic use AI noise reduction when in use. This might be nice if you use them in crowded situations though from the review video below I couldn't detect a significant difference in voice quality
3. Has "smart wearing technology" meaning the Q35 automatically mutes sound when you take off your headphones
4. Has larger memory foam ear pads (which some having indicated are now too large)
Other than that, the Q35 are essentially the same as the Q30 headphones.
I have a pair of Q30's and love them. They are great headphones for the money and are currently only $60 on Amazon. If I didn't have a pair of the Q30 headphones I would go for the Q35's if they were on sale for $10 - $15 more (maybe). I think with all the really positive reviews that Soundcore has gotten in the past for their Life Q line, they decided to bump up the pricing. IMO Soundcore way overpriced the Q35's to begin with (especially in comparison to the Q30s).
The smart wearing technology doesn't work well for me (randomly pauses), so I had to turn it off. Otherwise I'm happy with these headphones. I paid more for them as well (can't remember the exact $ amount).
IMHO Soundcore has not improved the Q35 headphone much over the previous model (Q30) and therefore this isn't much of a SD.
The improvements of the Q35 vs. the Q30 are:
1. More bass (the Q30 already has a very nice sound profile but the Q35 kicks the bass up more which might be nice if you are a bass head)
2. Mic use AI noise reduction when in use. This might be nice if you use them in crowded situations though from the review video below I couldn't detect a significant difference in voice quality
3. Has "smart wearing technology" meaning the Q35 automatically mutes sound when you take off your headphones
4. Has larger memory foam ear pads (which some having indicated are now too large)
Other than that, the Q35 are essentially the same as the Q30 headphones.
I have a pair of Q30's and love them. They are great headphones for the money and are currently only $60 on Amazon. If I didn't have a pair of the Q30 headphones I would go for the Q35's if they were on sale for $10 - $15 more (maybe). I think with all the really positive reviews that Soundcore has gotten in the past for their Life Q line, they decided to bump up the pricing. IMO Soundcore way overpriced the Q35's to begin with (especially in comparison to the Q30s).
Leave a Comment
20 Comments
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Available Colors:
These are rated quite well, particularly for their price.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank smithmal
The improvements of the Q35 vs. the Q30 are:
1. More bass (the Q30 already has a very nice sound profile but the Q35 kicks the bass up more which might be nice if you are a bass head)
2. Mic use AI noise reduction when in use. This might be nice if you use them in crowded situations though from the review video below I couldn't detect a significant difference in voice quality
3. Has "smart wearing technology" meaning the Q35 automatically mutes sound when you take off your headphones
4. Has larger memory foam ear pads (which some having indicated are now too large)
Other than that, the Q35 are essentially the same as the Q30 headphones.
I have a pair of Q30's and love them. They are great headphones for the money and are currently only $60 on Amazon. If I didn't have a pair of the Q30 headphones I would go for the Q35's if they were on sale for $10 - $15 more (maybe). I think with all the really positive reviews that Soundcore has gotten in the past for their Life Q line, they decided to bump up the pricing. IMO Soundcore way overpriced the Q35's to begin with (especially in comparison to the Q30s).
Here's a YT video which compares the Q30 vs. Q35: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVJ3YS8
The improvements of the Q35 vs. the Q30 are:
1. More bass (the Q30 already has a very nice sound profile but the Q35 kicks the bass up more which might be nice if you are a bass head)
2. Mic use AI noise reduction when in use. This might be nice if you use them in crowded situations though from the review video below I couldn't detect a significant difference in voice quality
3. Has "smart wearing technology" meaning the Q35 automatically mutes sound when you take off your headphones
4. Has larger memory foam ear pads (which some having indicated are now too large)
Other than that, the Q35 are essentially the same as the Q30 headphones.
I have a pair of Q30's and love them. They are great headphones for the money and are currently only $60 on Amazon. If I didn't have a pair of the Q30 headphones I would go for the Q35's if they were on sale for $10 - $15 more (maybe). I think with all the really positive reviews that Soundcore has gotten in the past for their Life Q line, they decided to bump up the pricing. IMO Soundcore way overpriced the Q35's to begin with (especially in comparison to the Q30s).
Here's a YT video which compares the Q30 vs. Q35: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVJ3YS8
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Both have their pros and cons.
The improvements of the Q35 vs. the Q30 are:
1. More bass (the Q30 already has a very nice sound profile but the Q35 kicks the bass up more which might be nice if you are a bass head)
2. Mic use AI noise reduction when in use. This might be nice if you use them in crowded situations though from the review video below I couldn't detect a significant difference in voice quality
3. Has "smart wearing technology" meaning the Q35 automatically mutes sound when you take off your headphones
4. Has larger memory foam ear pads (which some having indicated are now too large)
Other than that, the Q35 are essentially the same as the Q30 headphones.
I have a pair of Q30's and love them. They are great headphones for the money and are currently only $60 on Amazon. If I didn't have a pair of the Q30 headphones I would go for the Q35's if they were on sale for $10 - $15 more (maybe). I think with all the really positive reviews that Soundcore has gotten in the past for their Life Q line, they decided to bump up the pricing. IMO Soundcore way overpriced the Q35's to begin with (especially in comparison to the Q30s).
Here's a YT video which compares the Q30 vs. Q35: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVJ3YS8
Also do you think these grip the head enough to stay on during workouts? I usually add a headband as well
The improvements of the Q35 vs. the Q30 are:
1. More bass (the Q30 already has a very nice sound profile but the Q35 kicks the bass up more which might be nice if you are a bass head)
2. Mic use AI noise reduction when in use. This might be nice if you use them in crowded situations though from the review video below I couldn't detect a significant difference in voice quality
3. Has "smart wearing technology" meaning the Q35 automatically mutes sound when you take off your headphones
4. Has larger memory foam ear pads (which some having indicated are now too large)
Other than that, the Q35 are essentially the same as the Q30 headphones.
I have a pair of Q30's and love them. They are great headphones for the money and are currently only $60 on Amazon. If I didn't have a pair of the Q30 headphones I would go for the Q35's if they were on sale for $10 - $15 more (maybe). I think with all the really positive reviews that Soundcore has gotten in the past for their Life Q line, they decided to bump up the pricing. IMO Soundcore way overpriced the Q35's to begin with (especially in comparison to the Q30s).
Here's a YT video which compares the Q30 vs. Q35: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVJ3YS8
The improvements of the Q35 vs. the Q30 are:
1. More bass (the Q30 already has a very nice sound profile but the Q35 kicks the bass up more which might be nice if you are a bass head)
2. Mic use AI noise reduction when in use. This might be nice if you use them in crowded situations though from the review video below I couldn't detect a significant difference in voice quality
3. Has "smart wearing technology" meaning the Q35 automatically mutes sound when you take off your headphones
4. Has larger memory foam ear pads (which some having indicated are now too large)
Other than that, the Q35 are essentially the same as the Q30 headphones.
I have a pair of Q30's and love them. They are great headphones for the money and are currently only $60 on Amazon. If I didn't have a pair of the Q30 headphones I would go for the Q35's if they were on sale for $10 - $15 more (maybe). I think with all the really positive reviews that Soundcore has gotten in the past for their Life Q line, they decided to bump up the pricing. IMO Soundcore way overpriced the Q35's to begin with (especially in comparison to the Q30s).
Here's a YT video which compares the Q30 vs. Q35: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVJ3YS8
Are the q35's better? Yes. Are they worth the full retail price difference? No.
I do notice the difference in comfort and bass from the q30's. That can be a big for some.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Leave a Comment