Anker Soundcore Life Q35

Impressive sound quality ; Insanely good battery life ; Durable, premium design ; Stable connectivity with two devices at once ; Companion app with fully customisable EQ

Bass a little heavy on certain tracks ; Upgrades not worth the price increase for most ; Smart wearing detection is buggy ; Slightly heavier than Q30

With superb sound, big battery life, great wireless features and noise cancellation, the Anker Soundcore Life Q35 are awesome on paper, but the extra $50 over the Q30 may not be worth it for some.

Good overall performing mic. Graphic EQ and presets available. Comfortable and well-built. Great noise isolation thanks to ANC.

No IP rating. Mediocre breathability. No channel mixing. Disappointing passive soundstage.

The Anker Life Q35 are fair for neutral sound. They have a bass-heavy sound profile which may be too boomy for some users. That said, they have a companion app with a graphic EQ and presets, so you can adjust their sound to better suit your needs....

Excellent active noise cancellation ; Good-looking, light, and comfortable ; App with EQ and sleep noises ; Affordable for the features and sound delivered

Mid-range definition could be better ; Could be better EQ'd out of the box

It would be nice if the company defaulted to brighter EQ settings; however, as you can tailor this to suit just about any taste, I have no problems recommending the Q35. It’s attractive, sounds good, and delivers kick-toukus ANC. That’s a rare...

Personalized sound with LDAC support ; Excellent connectivity ; Super-long playtimes ; Handsome design ; Decent noise neutralization

Very few upgrades ; ANC performs better on previous version ; Some smart controls don’t work properly ; Bass overpowers vocals

For Anker fans who value wireless sound and long playtimes, the Life Q35 does offer some value, and it’s inexpensive compared to other sub-luxury ANC headphones. However, if you’re seeking something just as powerful with better audio and noise...