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This deal from Xiaomi backed 1MORE is back with two different Active Noise Cancelling wireless headphones on sale. First up is the more premium SonoFlow Pro, followed by the newly released HQ31 headphones on a budget price with several colour options. What's great about both of these is that they have LDAC high res audio codec support.
1MORE SonoFlow Pro ANC Headphones - Black $92.41, Blue $92.40, Silver $93.59
- Redeem coupon 1MOREHQ51 under the price
Featuring Active Noise Cancellation (over 42db) with active/passive modes, wireless and wired connectivity with ANC, Bluetooth 5.4, wired connection via 2.5mm to 3.5mm jack, 100 hours of playtime, LDAC hi-res audio support, 40mm dynamic drivers, inbuilt ENC mics for calls/voice assistant, button controls, iOS/Android support with a phone app for settings, EQ adjustments, firmware updates, dual device connection and USB-C fast charging. To improve sound quality even more I recommend making these EQ changes in the app.
1MORE HQ31 ANC Headphones - Blue/Black/Pink/Silver - $61.19
- Redeem coupon $10 coupon and 1MOREHQ31 under price
Featuring 42db Active Noise Cancellation with active/passive modes, wireless ANC, Bluetooth 5.4, 90 hours of playtime, LDAC hi-rest audio support, low latency gaming mode, 40mm magnetic drivers, dual mics with noise cancellation, button controls, iOS/Android support with a phone app for settings, EQ adjustments, firmware updates, dual device connection and USB-C fast charging.
Ive got the new sonoflow pro like a month or two ago but found out that the 3.5mm wired mode requires the battery to be charged so it's not that used compared to the previous which would work with no power.
Also the LDAC codec when using it in public space like a busy train or bus it can disconnect intermittently quite often due to the disruption from multiple signals.
This supposedly doesn't happen with aptX and my old pair of soundpeats a6 never had that issue. So that's another downside. Not sure if it happens in the normal aac mode.