Customer Ratings & Reviews

My 11yr old son got these for Christmas. I must say, he absolutely loves them. Sound quality is great and the ANC is awesome. The battery life is outstanding.

My first impression was that these matte black headphones are slick and have a sophisticated flair to them. Although they are mostly plastic, they seem well-built, and I hope they last. I was very pleased that there wasn't any creaking. The headphones have ample flexibility, and the cups are decently adjustable. Now, they are very well padded and super soft –both on the cups and the headband. Although there is light clamping force, they still stay on during walks and normal head movement. They are quite light, so I experienced almost no fatigue during long sessions. They do get a bit hot though. I also tried them with a hat and glasses with no issues. The Space Ones feature Bluetooth 5.3 so pairing them was easy. I did not notice any real issues at normal distances and encountered little to no lag or sync issues. There is an option for multiple point connection, but that would disable the LDAC capability. The ANC/ambient sound modes worked great. Although I could still hear higher pitch sounds, it made listening in crowded and traffic settings a good experience. The ambient mode made things sound a bit unnatural, but it is welcomed when awareness is needed. I love that these headphones can be muted with ambient mode by cupping the left cup. Also, while I found it a bit inconsistent, there is a speak-to-mute option as well. To top it off, the cups have auto-pause/play when taking the headset off or putting it on. The call quality is good. It is still very obvious that I was on Bluetooth, but I was heard clearly. I did pick up a bit of wind noise, but it was no big deal due to the wind-reduction mode. The battery life is superb. With ANC/Ambient on, Soundcore claims 40 hours and I am inclined to believe it, since I haven't had the need to charge them after almost 4 days. It can go 55 hours plus without ANC/Ambient on. I am also glad that there is fast-charging where 5 minutes on the charger gives 4 hours of playtime. One thing to note is that LDAC will drain the battery faster. Should the battery be completely drained, you can always use the 3.5mm cable (if your device supports that). You can control all functions from the tactile buttons on the cups, and that is a plus for me. The controls are responsive, and I prefer them to touch controls –especially in cold weather. The default audio is what impressed me the most. While I love listening to high quality sound from a critical standpoint, the Space Ones delivered a very pleasant sound signature. I found that the bass is a bit restrained but precise. The middle is well represented, making vocals, choruses, rhythm, instruments, and dialogue stand out well. The treble adds clarity without being harsh. There is ample soundstage and imaging with great channel separation. This is even more impressive once LDAC is activated on a supported device. Although subtle, I found that I appreciated the sound signature best with ANC on. Just in case, you can always customize the sound with the presets and full-range EQ on the app. Speaking of the app, I would highly recommend downloading it as it provides more options such as firmware updates, ANC/Ambient levels, control settings, LDAC support, multipoint, and many more. If there is anything to nitpick, I’d say that the carrying bag is disappointing, and I wish there were more options for the function button. In the end, you can easily say that I am overly impressed with the Space Ones, and certainly recommend checking them out. While definitely not audiophile quality level, or bass-head oriented, they are very pleasant to listen to. They are jammed packed with features that many more expensive headsets lack or are almost at the same level, and for the asking price, these are hard to pass.

Bought these as a quick purchase to replace my space Q45s that I loved but unfortunately cracked in half due to poor design + storage. I immediately liked the style of the Space Ones. Better folding design to go with the more convenient drawstring carry bag. The sensor to pause playing when you take off the headphones is also a major improvement. Overall I think Soundcore headphones are some of the best for the price point. Quality, ANC, equalizer, and hearing test to customize the sound for YOUR ears is great to get the sound you want. Haven't tested them on a plane yet which was a bonus with the Q45s. Hopefully they drown out crying babies just the same!

Great product for the price. ANC works very well. I use these for sound leak detection for swimming pools.

Absolutely the best headphones out right now! Superior quality for $100 price point putting (2/3x the cost) competitors to shame. Great for pretty much anything, even gaming! THIS is the new BAR for wireless ANC headphones!

Anker became a perfect innovation company. I used Q10 before but this is something else. ANC and sensors are cool, buttons are useful so you dont need software for basic funcitons.

All around great headphones, no issues with battery length or connectivity and sounds great with ANC to block and out and focus.

These won't blow you away with their sound quality, but for the retail price they are an excellent option for ANC wireless headphones for everyday use for those people who don't feel like spending several hundred dollars on ANC headphones. The overall sound quality is fairly balanced, but these don't get extremely loud. You may find that you have the volume turned up higher than other similar headphones you have used in the past. This is kind of par for the course for Soundcore wireless headphones. The bass capability on these is decent, but they won't be the headphones to pick if you really want bumping bass. The ANC on these headphones is above average in this price range. It won't completely block out the outside noise, but it does a good job of lessening the world around you to a certain degree. These also have an ambient mode that allows you to hear the world around you, which I find I use as much or more than the ANC. The sound quality doesn't change much when the ANC is turned on, which seems to be an issue with some of the lesser priced ANC headphones. These are also co.parible with the Soundcore app.