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any headphones with good noise reduction?
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I’m a big fan of SoundCore products. I’m currently using the Space Q45 which replaced my pair of Life Q30s which I used the hell out of. IMO the Life Q30s have slightly richer sound quality despite being quite a bit cheaper than the Q45s, but all of their over ear headphone are super super comfortable and have good noise cancellation.
Thank you for pointing out that the Soundcore over-ear headphones are good. I've wanted to try this brand again because of the price point.
I've tried two different versions of the Soundcore in-ear noise cancelling buds and none of them did anything remarkable, IMO. I always went back to my Bose over-ear NC headphones.
I wonder if that's just a consequence of earplugs not being as good as earmuffs in general, though.