soundcore H30i Wireless On-Ear Headphones, Foldable Design, Pure Bass, 70H Playtime, Bluetooth 5.3, Lightweight and Comfortable, App Connectivity, Multipoint Connection

Good 👍🏻
The sound quality is good however there is significant sound leakage when volume is around 80%The battery is very good but the charging cable is very short in length.Built quality is very good feels premium. It’s quite smaller than expected and I faced but fitting issue it’s quite loose on my headConnectivity is very fast & Dual Pairing.Overall I’m satisfied because these days good headphones at affordable range rarely exist. This headphone completes my need of a portable and folding headphone with long lasting battery. The only issue which I found is the sound leakage rest is fine.

Amazing Bass
So my first soundcore product and it hasn’t disappointed me a bit let it be with it’s durability, feel, battery life, comfort (lol uncomfortable for first 2 days but got very comfy afterwards) or sound quality it has done an absolutely amazing job. And who can forget their main highlight i.e. the Bass these are bass monsters so amazing just wow. Highly recommend in this price range

Overall a good product
* built quality is good 👍* finishing is good 👍* battery is good 👍* calling quality is good👍* Ear starts paining after 30-40 minutes of using so not much comfortable for long use. 👎* music and bass quality is balanced, if you like high bass then it’s not for you, at same point I’ll say you will love it. As I’m doing now even I’m too a high bass lover, but it’s ok now I’m fine with it.* 1 and only thing I don’t like is that you won’t get a case with it, cost of a case is approx 150 to 350 for genric Or some small branded cases, so why an a popular brand saving such a small amount when they are selling a quality product. Anyway I bought it from a local for just for 150₹* overall product is ok to buy. But this not a recommendation, go to YouTube compare all the brands and choose as per your need.

Update Jan. 1/2025I am updating my review to reflect the quality of the customer service team. I guess when they saw I had issues with my order (even tho I am well past the return window) they went above and beyond to help me.————-I purchased these headphones on sale for $45, and while they’re decent for that price, I wouldn’t say they’re worth the full $50:Pros:- The sound quality is pretty good for the price.- They’re lightweight, which is great for portability.Cons:- Comfort is an issue for me. After 30-60 minutes, they become quite painful to wear, likely due to how – tight they are. If the ear pads aren’t positioned perfectly flat, they can squeeze uncomfortably, adding to the discomfort.- Connectivity issues have recently started. The headphones frequently disconnect or go mute after playing just one sound, even though they remain paired.Overall, they’re a solid option if you can grab them on sale, but the comfort and reliability problems make me hesitant to recommend them at full price.

I collect headphones, or as some might say, I’m a headphone hobbyist. In my collection are HiFiMan, Sennheiser, and AKG high-end headphones. I always used a set of buds for knocking around, walking the dog, and talking on the phone. My last two pairs were from Soundcore, including Liberty Pro 3s which I paid over $100 for. They were okay, but despite trying many different tips, they would fall out of my ear, not provide a good seal, I’d accidentally hang-up on folks by pushing a bud back into my ear or eventually get clogged with earwax.This time when it came time to replace my buds I thought I’d try something different. Despite my bad experiences with buds, I’ve always appreciated the value, sound, and features of Soundcore products. Because I have no use for gimmicks like noise-canceling, etc., I looked through the line-up to see which set of Soundcore cans had none of those useless (to me) features and found these for $25-ish.As far as price-to-quality ratio, these are easily the best headphones I’ve ever owned. The microphone is stellar (it sounds as good as most podcasts I listen to, even better than some), the sound for listening to calls or podcasts is great, and to my surprise, music sounds better than virtually any bud I’ve ever owned. And even music sounds great, which was not even my main usage for these. Do they have as flat and detailed of a response as my best, open-back headphones…? Of course not. They have a bit of boost in the bass, like many less expensive earphones. However, even this can be adjusted with the EQ in the free SoundCore app.Much to my surprise, given that they don’t even cover the entire ear, wearing them even without anything playing seems to block out about 85% of outside noise. I will say, they fit very snugly, some might even say tight. My head must be on the smaller side, because I rarely have to extend headphones beyond the smallest size, and still they are VERY snug. I doesn’t bother me, but they might become uncomfortable after an hour or two. However, I don’t use these for long listening sessions… I have many, much better wired headphones for that.These are the best Bluetooth headphones I’ve ever had, including my first pair ever, my now long-gone $300 Sony MDR-1R. For $25! For that money, I was expecting something with good utility for my purposes. What I got was a really fun pair of cans.

I really enjoy these headphone sounds amazing quality, the only thing it doesn’t block out the outside sound.