Soundcore by Anker, Space One, Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, 2X Stronger Voice Reduction, 40H ANC Playtime, App Control, LDAC Hi-Res Wireless Audio, Comfortable Fit, Clear Calls, Bluetooth 5.3

Wow, great sound and great price!
Needed to get some active noise canceling headphones for video meetings at work. After looking and reading reviewers at so many brands and models I finally decided to try these out. I’ve been a fan of other Anker products and these had good reviews and a good price. While my primary use was for video meetings at work, these are also great for listening to music and watching videos.The active noise cancelation is amazing and works really well blocking out all background noise and significantly reduces noise of people talking nearby. The active noise cancelation has three modes: normal (which is like having the headphones on your head but not turned on), transparency mode (which allows you to hear what’s going on around you), and noise cancelation. In this mode fans, AC, refrigerators, other noisy machines just disappear! Co-workers talking in nearby cubicles were significantly muted. I could sort of hear them enough to know they were talking but not enough to hear what they were saying. I tested the mic by making recordings and it too cancels out noise so the people on the other end of your video call also benefit from the noise cancelation.The app allows you to customize the sound with built-in music types or you can use an equalizer to customize the sound to your preference. Music sounds excellent! Full range from low to high frequencies. It’s not a subwoofer but there’s plenty of bass.These are very comfortable to wear. Sometimes I just put them on to reduce the amount of office noise so I can concentrate on what I’m working on. The padding is very soft around the ears and over the headband. Clamp pressure against the ears is fairly light. Perhaps too light if you’re planning to do something very active so I would not recommend them for wearing while working out but they’re fine for walking or light yard work or house work.Like any full over the ear headphones they do get a bit warm after awhile but not as bad as other full over the ear headphones I’ve used in the past. My ears have not gotten sweaty after wearing them for an hour.Like that the have a 3.5mm audio plug as backup for non-bluetooth devices or in case the battery dies but haven’t need to use it as the battery life has been great and they charge up fast using a USB-C connector.They can pair with two devices at once so that way my phone and my laptop are connected at the same time. I’ve not tested the range but have been able to walk around my 1200 sq ft single story house and stay connected to my laptop.I am very pleased with these for the quality, comfort and the price!

Great for comfort & budget noise cancellation
Great budget headphones! Overall, would really recommend these if you need something comfortable you can wear for long periods of time, have some decent noise cancellation, and don’t break the bank.Sound Quality — Not amazing, but not bad. I’m no audio fanatic, but I actually tried out the Anker Q30 alongside the Space One and thought the Q30 had better sound. The Space One seems to bring out more mid and high frequencies and less bass, and seems slightly “mushy” if that makes sense. However, for daily use it’s perfectly fine for me. I honestly wouldn’t have noticed the less quality if I hadn’t had the other headphones to try alongside these.Comfort — GREAT. My head is larger and a bit sensitive to pressure so I find a lot of headphones and hats and things end up hurting my head. When I first put on the Space Ones it felt like I hadn’t even put anything on! They have larger cups which are nice and roomy for the ears, and just enough cushion and NO tension. But in case you were worried, that doesn’t mean they fall off either! I haven’t had any problems with them being too loose, so it seems they strike the perfect balance and have just enough pressure to stay on without hurting.Noise Cancellation — Decent? I haven’t actually bought a pair of noise cancelling headphones before, so I have nothing to compare to. I actually got these primarily because I work from home and we have a 10 month old who isn’t always quiet as a mouse. These don’t block out his noise as well as I was hoping, but when I have music playing at a normal volume I can’t usually even hear my wife talk to me if she’s in the same room. They are really good at dampening ambient noises, however. I worked in Starbucks once and it was a pretty busy time of day, and as soon as I put these on it felt like I was in my own world.Battery Life — I think I average about 3-4 hours a day wearing these during the week, and usually charge them once a week, but I don’t let them get super low either.Soundcore also has an app, but it really doesn’t do much. There are different settings for the noise cancellation, but I haven’t played around with them much.They also come with a little carrying bag, which would protect against scratches I guess. The Anker Q30 comes with a nice hard case that I wish this one came with.

Suenan bien. La cancelación es de las mejores.

O fone de ouvido apresenta uma qualidade notável, possivelmente sendo uma das melhores opções em sua faixa de preço, além de possuir um design estiloso. No entanto, para mim, seu tamanho é um pouco exagerado, o que dificulta seu uso confortável no pescoço quando não está em uso.O cancelamento de ruído é eficiente, mas recomendo evitar o uso na intensidade máxima, pois pode gerar uma sensação de ‘pressão’ desconfortável ao longo do tempo. A qualidade sonora é boa, mas não surpreendente. Fones in-ear na faixa de R$200 ou mais já entregam uma performance similar nesse quesito. Entretanto, é importante entender que a escolha de um fone desse tipo se dá, em grande parte, pelo conforto e pela experiência de uso diferenciada.Em relação ao som, reconheço que esperava algo superior. Felizmente, os ajustes de áudio podem ser otimizados através do aplicativo, que é bastante completo e oferece várias opções de personalização.Agora, a pergunta: vale a pena comprar no Brasil? Depende. Se você é um audiófilo exigente, buscando a melhor qualidade sonora possível, há alternativas mais adequadas no mercado. Contudo, se procura um produto versátil, confortável, que permita trabalhar ou relaxar sem incômodos, especialmente durante longas horas de deslocamento, como em um trânsito pesado, o fone cumpre bem esse papel. Apesar disso, o preço de R$900 pode parecer elevado para o que ele oferece.Minha recomendação final: se você valoriza funções como cancelamento de ruído, modos sonoros ajustáveis via aplicativo e busca algo prático, o fone será uma boa escolha. Contudo, sugiro adquirir uma case separada caso precise transportá-lo com frequência.

The headphones arrived today, and I must say, the out-of-the-box audio quality is impressive. They cater perfectly to all types of listeners, whether you’re into deep bass or prefer a more balanced sound. When you activate noise cancellation, the bass becomes more subtle, ideal for those who want clarity and detail. Switch to transparency mode, and the bass gets a nice boost, adding warmth to the music without overpowering. And if you’re a fan of bass-heavy tunes, the Bass Boost mode will blow you away—it’s powerful and immersive. These headphones strike a perfect balance, making them worth every penny. Whether it’s crisp highs, rich mids, or booming lows, they won’t disappoint.