Life Q30 | Bluetooth Noise Cancelling Headphones

The sound for these is not bad. However the noise canceling only works unless they are Bluetooth. Also they come with some weird Manufacture breaks. At first I thought it was me as by the eat piece it broken upon getting the second pair it happened again in the same place. I tryed on more time thinking it wa my error and this time the earmuffs part even came off. If it wasn't for thr sound I would not have even tryed again.the thing is I keep my in their box so for them to brake while handing is disappointing.

Why does it not come with complete charging cords? Can't charge if I can't plug it into the wall. Tired of companies not including everything to be able to charge!! Disappointed!!

Summary: Has a good sound & battery life but noise cancelling mode only muffles, transparency mode has issues, and they have a poor user design experience across the board. They’re not bad for the price point, but I probably wouldn’t repurchase.Pros:- Comfortable- Good sound- Excellent battery life- No connectivity issues- Switches between multiple devices easily- Easy to adjust to your headCons:- Noise cancelling mode is certainly not noise cancelling, but it does muffle a lot. Not bad for the price point, but not accurately advertised- Transparency mode has a weird whooshing sound- L/R symbols poorly placed. The L/R symbols are inside of the ear pieces, so you don’t really see them unless you go out of your way to check. Putting them on the right way matters a lot since each side has different controls. I wish there was a tactile or at least more obvious externally visible way to distinguish between the left and right side. I want to be able to put them on without having to thinking about it. I also want to be able to put them on the right way in the dark.- Their tap to switch to transparency feature isn’t well designed. The feature is supposed to make it quick and convenient to hear someone talking to you, but I don’t think they fully followed through on that logic since switching to transparency mode via tap does not also pause what you’re listening. That kind of defeats the point of the feature in my opinion. Might as well take your headphones all the way off at that point.- The tap to switch to transparency feature is SO easy to accidentally activate when you’re just adjusting your headphones/taking them on or off. The placement wasn’t well thought through.- They have 5 rectangle buttons that all feel essentially the same, so it can be hard to keep straight which button does what. I would have loved to see some of the buttons be different shapes to help further distinguish them from each other.- I wish there was some kind of visible cue when they power on/off. Something like a brief light flash that is common in so many devices like these. The only way to confirm that you held the button long enough for it to actually turn off is by putting them back on to listen.

Sound quality was ok, but the leather cover even didnt last for 1 year. Its annoying to use a headphone with spilling lethers pieces. See the images.After spending considerable high amount for the branded headset, didnt get the chance to enjoy it for long time. I can say I used this rearely and also carefully.Very disapointed with the product quality

Good product.However, the leather like material that goes around your ear comes apart at the seams (see photos). This shortens the life of the headphones as it acts as an insulator to the sound. It's also a bad look.This happens too often on headphones and it occurred really early in this headphones life cycle.I want a refund as I don't anticipate using this for much longer. I imagine this falling apart.