Bluetooth on the left earpiece: you have standard power on and off and a independent noise cancellation button that allows you to turn the noise cancellation off and on. They have large soft ear pads that if you ever have any issue, you can replace them for around fifteen dollars. But in my experience, this hasn't been necessary. They have good 90 degree rotation on the ear pads as well as Inward and outward rotation to align for comfort. Breathable mesh on the ear pads and memory foam for comfort.

Last but not least, at least for me is they have large printed letters on the inside that allow me to know which one is the left and which one is the right. That may seem silly, but having those large symbols there instead of trying to hunt and search for the small printed letters is great in terms of sound quality.

The Anchor Soundcore Life Q20s produce high-res audio using custom 40 millimeter Dynamic drivers that produces an extended frequency that reaches up to 40 kilohertz. Now some people may or may not like a strong base output, but in my experience, I've really enjoyed the sound and the bass that comes from the headphones. I haven't had a situation where I'm listening to music or listening to a movie where the bass has become an issue.

One area where I probably wouldn't rely on them is with the microphone. I've used them in Zoom calls now and then, and I really like the sound coming from the voices in the meeting. But the built-in mic falls a bit flat, so you may want to consider an external mic depending on your use case.

In regards to noise canceling, the Life Q20s have been an excellent performing pair of headphones. They are engineered with internal and external microphone to cancel out an extended range of low and mid frequency noises such as airplane engines and traffic in general. They are spec to reduce the ambient noise up to 90 percent. Are able to cut out a wider decibel range than other headphones.

As far as real life scenarios go, I've used them on many flights and in situations with a lot of background noise, and there's a tremendous amount of noise cancellation. No complaints here. I've even used them without music or sound playing just to drown out the external noise.

For comfort, the Life Q20s have memory foam ear cups that mold around your ears quite nicely. No pain or extra pressure points when wearing them long term. In addition, the headband's rotating joints automatically adjust both to the angle and width of your head. The top of the head strap has additional padding for the top of your head. Comfort not too thick but it does the job just fine.

In addition, the overhead strap is flexible enough to stay comfortable on your head without being too rigid and causing any sort of unneeded pressure. So if your head is a little wider, they will angle in and out in order to fit correctly.

Let's talk about the battery life of the Q20 and in fact all the Anchor products that I've used. The battery life is always incredible. They are spec to have 40 hours of non-stop play time and wireless active noise cancellation mode. And an extended 60 hours if you use them in the wired mode.

From the spec sheet, a single charge should give you enough power to listen to over 600 songs. Now I can't say I've listened to 600 songs straight to test that claim but in my experience, I get multiple days of listening to both music and movies without having to recharge.

In addition, when you do connect through Bluetooth, there's an audible voice indication of the current battery level to alert you when they have a high, medium or low battery level. Which is very convenient.

All in all, the Q20s are really a great bang for the buck budget pair of headphones that are definitely on my recommended list for anyone looking to pick them up.

So let me know what you think in the comments. Toss a like on the video. Let me know that these are the kind of videos you like to see, and if you want feel free to subscribe it really does help me out more than you know. But either way, I'm just glad you're here, and until next time, this is Carl from Techful Goodies, and I'm out.

WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enso I am all about the budget Tech which means I labor over the options for the absolute Beast Mode best quality highest value Tech that I can find and folks we have a winner in the headphone category listen to me you can pay upwards of 100 200 300 for a pair of high-end noise canceling headphones but I mean the why waste your hard-earned cash when you can just grab these anchor headphones on the cheap that will blow your pants clean off well not literally I mean no one wants to see that I mean come on what's up everyone this is Carl from technical goodies and today we're taking a look at the Anker soundcore life q20 over the year noise canceling headphones and the top five reasons that these are the absolute best budget headphones in my opinion but for now let's get right into it okay so as far as the build quality for the Anker sound core life q20 headphones they weigh in at just over half a pound around 263 grams the frame is made of sturdy plastic with a standard metal core including the ability to expand the head strap on both sides and for someone with a big head like this guy they can expand to fit just right they connect with Bluetooth 5.0 you also have the option to connect them with a standard headphone jack in case you want to use them as a wired device they are also fitted with a micro USB port for charging you also get an independent volume up volume down and mute control and they will control the volume of your device if connected through Bluetooth on the left earpiece you have standard power on power off and a independent noise cancellation button that allows you to turn the noise cancellation off and on they have large soft ear pads that if you ever have any issue you can replace them for around fifteen dollars but in my experience this hasn't been necessary they have good 90 degree rotation on the ear pads as well as Inward and outward rotation to align for Comfort breathable mesh on the ear pads and memory foam for comfort last but not least at least for me is they have large printed letters on the inside that allow me to know which one is the left and which one is the right that may seem silly but having those large symbols there instead of trying to hunt and search for the small printed letters is great in terms of sound quality the anchor soundcore life q20s produce high-res audio using custom 40 millimeter Dynamic drivers which produces an extended frequency that reaches up to 40 kilohertz now some people may or may not like a strong base output but in my experience I've really enjoyed the sound and the bass that comes from the headphones I haven't had a situation where I'm listening to music or listening to a movie where the bass has become an issue one area where I probably wouldn't rely on them is with the microphone I've used them in Zoom calls now and then and I really like the sound coming from the voices in the meeting but the built-in mic Falls a bit flat so you may want to consider an external mic depending on your use case so in regards to noise canceling the life q20s have been an excellent performing pair of headphones they are engineered with internal and external microphone to cancel out an extended range of low and mid frequency noises such as airplane engines and traffic in general they are spec to reduce the ambient noise up to 90 percent are able to cut out a wider decibel range than other headphones as I mentioned before there is a button on the side with an LED indicator to show you that the noise cancellation is either active or inactive and as far as real life scenarios go I've used them on many flights and in situations with a lot of background noise and there's a tremendous amount of noise cancellation no complaints here I've even used them without music or Sound playing just to drown out the external noise so for comfort the life q20s have memory foam ear cups that I mentioned before that mold around your ears quite nicely no pain or extra pressure points when wearing them long term in addition the headband's rotating joints automatically adjust bow both to the angle and width of your head the top of the head strap has additional padding for the top of your head Comfort not too thick but it does the job just fine in addition the overhead strap is flexible enough to stay comfortable on your head without being too rigid and causing any sort of unneeded pressure so if your head is a little wider they will angle in and out in order to fit correctly so let's talk about the battery life of the q20 and in fact all the anchor products that I've used the battery life is always incredible they are spec to have 40 hours of non-stop play time and wireless active noise cancellation mode and an extended 60 hours if you use them in the wired mode from the spec sheet a single charge should give you enough power to listen to over 600 songs now I can't say I've listened to 600 songs straight to test that claim but in my experience I get multiple days of listening to both music and movies without having to recharge in addition when you do connect through Bluetooth there's an audible voice indication of the current battery level to alert you when they have a high medium or low battery level which is very convenient battery High all in all the q20s are really a great bang for the buck budget pair of headphones that are definitely on my recommended list for anyone looking to pick them up so let me know what you think in the comments toss a like on the video let me know that these are the kind of videos you like to see and if you want feel free to subscribe it really does help me out more than you know but either way I'm just glad you're here and until next time this is Carl from techful goodies and I'm outso I am all about the budget Tech which means I labor over the options for the absolute Beast Mode best quality highest value Tech that I can find and folks we have a winner in the headphone category listen to me you can pay upwards of 100 200 300 for a pair of high-end noise canceling headphones but I mean the why waste your hard-earned cash when you can just grab these anchor headphones on the cheap that will blow your pants clean off well not literally I mean no one wants to see that I mean come on what's up everyone this is Carl from technical goodies and today we're taking a look at the Anker soundcore life q20 over the year noise canceling headphones and the top five reasons that these are the absolute best budget headphones in my opinion but for now let's get right into it okay so as far as the build quality for the Anker sound core life q20 headphones they weigh in at just over half a pound around 263 grams the frame is made of sturdy plastic with a standard metal core including the ability to expand the head strap on both sides and for someone with a big head like this guy they can expand to fit just right they connect with Bluetooth 5.0 you also have the option to connect them with a standard headphone jack in case you want to use them as a wired device they are also fitted with a micro USB port for charging you also get an independent volume up volume down and mute control and they will control the volume of your device if connected through Bluetooth on the left earpiece you have standard power on power off and a independent noise cancellation button that allows you to turn the noise cancellation off and on they have large soft ear pads that if you ever have any issue you can replace them for around fifteen dollars but in my experience this hasn't been necessary they have good 90 degree rotation on the ear pads as well as Inward and outward rotation to align for Comfort breathable mesh on the ear pads and memory foam for comfort last but not least at least for me is they have large printed letters on the inside that allow me to know which one is the left and which one is the right that may seem silly but having those large symbols there instead of trying to hunt and search for the small printed letters is great in terms of sound quality the anchor soundcore life q20s produce high-res audio using custom 40 millimeter Dynamic drivers which produces an extended frequency that reaches up to 40 kilohertz now some people may or may not like a strong base output but in my experience I've really enjoyed the sound and the bass that comes from the headphones I haven't had a situation where I'm listening to music or listening to a movie where the bass has become an issue one area where I probably wouldn't rely on them is with the microphone I've used them in Zoom calls now and then and I really like the sound coming from the voices in the meeting but the built-in mic Falls a bit flat so you may want to consider an external mic depending on your use case so in regards to noise canceling the life q20s have been an excellent performing pair of headphones they are engineered with internal and external microphone to cancel out an extended range of low and mid frequency noises such as airplane engines and traffic in general they are spec to reduce the ambient noise up to 90 percent are able to cut out a wider decibel range than other headphones as I mentioned before there is a button on the side with an LED indicator to show you that the noise cancellation is either active or inactive and as far as real life scenarios go I've used them on many flights and in situations with a lot of background noise and there's a tremendous amount of noise cancellation no complaints here I've even used them without music or Sound playing just to drown out the external noise so for comfort the life q20s have memory foam ear cups that I mentioned before that mold around your ears quite nicely no pain or extra pressure points when wearing them long term in addition the headband's rotating joints automatically adjust bow both to the angle and width of your head the top of the head strap has additional padding for the top of your head Comfort not too thick but it does the job just fine in addition the overhead strap is flexible enough to stay comfortable on your head without being too rigid and causing any sort of unneeded pressure so if your head is a little wider they will angle in and out in order to fit correctly so let's talk about the battery life of the q20 and in fact all the anchor products that I've used the battery life is always incredible they are spec to have 40 hours of non-stop play time and wireless active noise cancellation mode and an extended 60 hours if you use them in the wired mode from the spec sheet a single charge should give you enough power to listen to over 600 songs now I can't say I've listened to 600 songs straight to test that claim but in my experience I get multiple days of listening to both music and movies without having to recharge in addition when you do connect through Bluetooth there's an audible voice indication of the current battery level to alert you when they have a high medium or low battery level which is very convenient battery High all in all the q20s are really a great bang for the buck budget pair of headphones that are definitely on my recommended list for anyone looking to pick them up so let me know what you think in the comments toss a like on the video let me know that these are the kind of videos you like to see and if you want feel free to subscribe it really does help me out more than you know but either way I'm just glad you're here and until next time this is Carl from techful goodies and I'm out