Save 25% on Anker Soundcore Q35 Wireless Headphones



Amazon has a great deal on the Anker Soundcore Q35 wireless headphones today, where you can save 25% on its regular price. This brings the price down to just $97.49. At its regular price of $129, it was already a great deal, now under $100, it’s an impressive deal.

The Anker Soundcore Q35 wireless headphones feature custom silk-diaphragm drivers that accurately reproduce music across the widest frequency range and cut distortion to deliver sound that is both Hi-Res Audio and Hi-Res Audio Wireless certified Huh.

The Lyft Q35 Active Noise Canceling Headphones transmit 3 times more data than the standard Bluetooth codec. This lossless transfer ensures that you can hear every little detail of the music.

The Transport, Outdoor and Indoor modes are designed to block out even the most annoying sounds in these environments for a more precise noise cancellation experience. When you need someone to talk to or have more awareness of your surroundings, switch to transparency mode right away. To quickly connect via NFC connection, tap your Android phone on the left earcup. Easily switch between music, online meetings, videos and calls on 2 different devices.

Use the Soundcore app to customize your own EQ settings or choose from 22 presets. Create a white noise sound scene to relax and switch between noise-canceling modes. Listen all day long without worrying about running out of battery, as the Q35 can last up to 40 hours of continuous playback. And a quick charge of 5 minutes gives you 4 hours of listening.



Protect the Lyft Q35 noise-canceling headphones in a compact travel case. An airplane adapter is included to make sure you keep entertained throughout your trip. Keep you entertained when you travel for less than $100.

You can pick up the Anker Soundcore Q35 Wireless Headphones from Amazon today by clicking here. But you better hurry, as this price is not going to last very long.

Anker Soundcore Q35 – Amazon

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