Soundcore Space One Pro by Anker, Adaptive Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Super Foldable Design, 60H Lossless Audio, Ultra-Fast Charging, Hi-Res Wireless Audio with LDAC, Comfortable Fit

I've been a Sony loyalist since the Xm3s. I've had the xm3, xm4, 2 x xm5 and an xm6. Never going back, the reason I had two xm5s is the first one broke, I got a replacement and then the second just broke in exactly the same place. I got the xm6 and was incredibly disappointed with the sound quality and ANC (which apparently had been ruined by the last firmware update). How Sony have the nerve to sell obviously inadequate products is beyond me. Why I kept buying them is even more baffling. Especially when the Space one pro has been available all this time for a third of the price! Firstly, the sound quality, now, I'm no audiophile, but to my ears these are far far better sounding than the Sonys and the Bose ultras, which I also tried. Clear deep bass and doesn't dominate, precise and natural sounding mids and highs, nicely separated on a good stage. Build quality, exceptional. Solid metal headband and hinges that fold for transport. You feel like these will be more than able to take day to day use. Unlike the xm5s, which are shameful by comparison, absolutely shameful. Comfort is fine for me. Clamping force is high initially, but you can break them in easily, cushioning is pretty good, again better than the xm5s but not quite Bose standard. ANC is good enough. Is it up to the xm5 standard? No not quite, but it is better than the xm6s since the firmware debacle. I work in an office and I can concentrate through almost all background noise and talking. Overall I'm now a soundcore evangelist. These are great sounding, very well built headphones with very solid ANC at a great price. I look forward to the space two pro.

Okay, so I bought these on a whim, and purely for the form factor plus I needed a pair of headphones day of my long 9 hour flight. I consider myself of a bit of an audiophile nut, so I'm extremely particular about my music and what it sound like. I do own some BW speakers and and range of in ear monitors but didn't want to carry my small amps with me on the flight, further more wanted noise cancelling headphones for nap time. Now, I wasn't expecting to be blown away by these headphones, which I state I wasn't. Yet, I was extremely surprised what these produce with standard and Hi-res music. I mean at this price point absolutely wow! You will need to run them in, to get the best out of these bad boys, which I'm still doing and track by track I can hear them opening up. SOUND The sound produced by these are intimate, which feels as someone is directly singing to you close by, but not obtrusive. So bear this in mind it does not have a wide aspect of a sound stage, which what I'm use to. TREBLE Highs are well balanced and not in your face to the a point your ears start to bleed. Subtlety is key here, where you can hear the little nuances in the track you are playing which surprised me. MIDRANGE This is where the headphones shine, I mean wow, vocals are clear and direct. I would even come to say these are a warm sounding headphones, which is a pleasure on the ears. Listening to some Norah Jones, feels as though she is singing with her beautiful voice right next to you. As stated very intimate sounding. BASS I'm not a bass head, I've grown out of that many years ago, yet where there needs to be bass I expect it to rumble. These to that, but not in an obnoxious way. You hear the bass, you feel the bass, but you don't notice the bass. I mean the bass isn't over powering. I find it about right. If it could go down a few hertz lower, I would welcome that but not a deal breaker. NOISE CANCELLING Fantastic! I had these on from the start of my flight until the plane landed, nearly 9 hours use with noise cancelling on and music playing. Best flight I had, totally blocks out sound of the horrible reverb of the plane engine and muted dulled down chatter from passengers and screaming kids. Oh, and keeping the noise cancelling on while playing your favourite track does not hinder the quality of sound one bit, as some headphones do. Overall, within this price bracket I am extremely impressed, battery life is amazing, 9 hours of music and noise cancelling left me with 80% battery at the end of my journey. The weight is okay, not as light as say the Sonys, but extremely comfortable to wear all day or night. The plush cushioning helps wonders. Connectivity was easy as child's play with no issues, and the quality of the heads are well made and semi premium feel. These are definitely value for money, at this price you cannot go wrong. Music Genres Tested Jazz, Classical, Hip Hop, Dance, Blues, Vocals, Dubstep, Rock and Metal

I am overall really happy with them, especially for tue deal i got them at. I really like the aesthetics and souns quality - they aren't too bulky and fit my head nicely. LDAC support is nice. The app is very helpful, but can be quite buggy at times. The only space to improve on a bit more is noise cancelling, but overall its quite suitable for my use cases, like studying. You dont hear your surroundings when music is playing anyway so not much of a dealbreaker unless you sit there with headphones on without music. They also fold up really nicely and easily so it fits in my bag. I'd definitely recommend these.

I’ve been using the Soundcore Space One Pro by Anker for a few weeks, and I’m genuinely impressed by their performance and design. Pros: • Adaptive Active Noise Cancelling (ANC): The noise cancellation adapts well to different environments, effectively reducing background noise whether I’m in a busy office or on a commute. • Super Foldable Design: The headphones fold compactly, making them easy to carry and store — perfect for travel or daily use. • Long Battery Life: With up to 60 hours of lossless audio playback, these headphones easily last several days on a single charge. • Ultra-Fast Charging: A quick 5-minute charge gives me around 4 hours of listening time, which is incredibly convenient when I’m in a rush. • Hi-Res Wireless Audio with LDAC: The sound quality is rich and detailed, with clear highs and deep bass — great for all music genres. • Comfortable Fit: The ear cups are soft and snug without feeling tight, allowing me to wear them for hours without discomfort. Cons: • The headphones are a bit bulkier than some ultra-light models, which might not suit those looking for a very minimalist design. • The price point is mid to high range, but the features and quality justify the cost. Overall, these headphones offer excellent value with premium features. Whether for work, travel, or casual listening, the Soundcore Space One Pro delivers superb sound quality, effective noise cancellation, and comfort in a sleek, portable design.

Now I’ve had these for over six months I can truly review them. I think the sound quality is brilliant. I like the fact that they fold away, the quality of the materials feels with premium and you get a little bag to keep them safe in however, I do wish the volume could go slightly louder however that’s just a personal preference. The noise cancellation is really good. The battery life is also fantastic. I would say for the price they are a really good purchase . Wish i could give 4.5

I’ve really struggled to find premium wireless overear headphones as each new product is either far to expensive to take a risk or the feedback is often returned then i came across by chance. I don’t know about you but i can never find a magical pair that actually feels big and comfortable enough and completely cover the ear ive bought beats numerous different types of Sony headphones and they all when you put them on they instantly move forward causing serious pain behind the ear drum . Just To clarify if i with smaller ears suffer if your ears are larger avoid like the plague😂 value for money unbelievable still studying control app they look good on and i have no problem recommending them as a 5 star item maybe not quite as load as I like but worth a look

After owning many Soundcore products over the last 10 years including the Soundcore Motion Boom, Motion Boom Plus, Select 4 Go, Q20i' and my trusty, beloved and now dead Q35's, this inferior excuse of a "product" can only be summarised in one phrase: Absolute GARBAGE. Unless you enjoy absolutely abysmal, distorted and utterly lifeless soundstages or sound quality in general, an EQ that makes the already unacceptable sound even worse, or volume levels so unusably low that they couldn't even match a housefly's farts (even with the "Volume Limiter" turned off in the app) then this pitiful disaster is one to run away from as far and as fast as you possibly can. As I didn't get around to unboxing this mess before the 30 day return window closed, I am now stuck with this overpriced box of junk and will not be buying any future Anker or Soundcore products released after 2022. Looks like I'm buying another pair of the vastly superior Q35's and find myself £120 down the drain. If you're looking for an upgrade or a new pair of wireless cans, you'd even be better buying a pair of Q20i's as they blow this overpriced shambles clean out of the water, even with the stock EQ setting. Heck, even the Q30's demolish them pound-for-pound in every way possible! That's how shamefully bad they are. If this is the direction that Anker are headed moving forward with both their products and headphones, then I will be taking my custom elswhere. Avoid.

I’ve been using these for a couple of months now, and I’ve got to say, as someone moving from AirPods to these, I actually prefer these headphones. The music is crisp, the bass is loud enough and they’re fairly comfortable. The only downside is that they’re a bit heavy, so when you’re lying down, they tend to slip off. I really like that they turn off automatically after an hour of inactivity. Super convenient for someone forgetful like me. They also connect quickly and come with two cables: one for charging and another for using them wired with your computer, even when the headphones are off. The battery life on this thing is incredible, they last for days, sometimes even a whole week! The noise cancellation isn’t perfect, but it does a great job at reducing background noise. Overall, a great pair of headphones that deliver excellent performance for the price.

Siendo honesto,los devolví, el porque los devolví fue porque conseguí unos Bose a un precio menor con el buen fin, peeero si estuve muy indeciso si quedarmelos o devolver los Bosé, los materiales son un poco plásticos, pero la diadema es muy cómoda con ese materisl que le pusieron, y sus gomas son enormes y no pesa en su el audífono, en sonido siempre he sido delicado pero no ha tal grado como conocer marcas premium, pero comparados con los Bosé si te puedo decir que si eres fan del bajo vengad por estos soundcore, tiene unos bajos pronunciados más que los otros y son muy limpios, sus medios son buenos también y sus bajos ahí si no son tan gran diferencia pero por el precio, duración de la batería y todo eso, están sobrados, si tienes el presupuesto limitado o no conseguiste casar una buena promo y te urge unos audífonos estos son muy buenos y su cancelación de ruido tmb es demasiado buena

Ich nutze die Soundcore Space One Pro jetzt seit einigen Monaten und bin insgesamt wirklich positiv überrascht. Der Klang ist für diese Preisklasse sehr stark, vor allem der Bass ist ordentlich präsent, ohne komplett zu übersteuern. Stimmen sind klar und auch bei längeren Hörsessions bleibt der Sound angenehm. Über die App kann man den Klang zudem gut anpassen, was ich regelmäßig nutze. Das Noise Cancelling funktioniert solide und filtert typische Alltagsgeräusche wie Bahn, Büro oder Straßenlärm zuverlässig raus. Es kommt zwar nicht ganz an absolute High-End-Modelle ran, ist aber für den Preis definitiv überzeugend und ausreichend. Besonders gefallen hat mir das kompakte, faltbare Design, die Kopfhörer lassen sich extrem platzsparend verstauen. Auch der Tragekomfort ist gut, selbst über mehrere Stunden hinweg. Der Akku hält sehr lange, und die Schnellladefunktion ist im Alltag wirklich praktisch. So kam es öfters vor, dass ich vergessen habe die Kopfhörer aufzuladen, jedoch konnte ich mit einigen Minuten Ladezeit ganz entspannt meine Gym Session durchziehen. Kleine Kritikpunkte gibt es trotzdem: In den Höhen könnten sie etwas klarer sein und das ANC könnte in sehr lauten Umgebungen noch stärker sein. Für mich sind das aber eher Feinheiten. Fazit: Sehr gutes Gesamtpaket mit starkem Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Wer gute Over-Ear-Kopfhörer mit ANC sucht, ohne direkt 300€+ auszugeben, macht hier wenig falsch.

Excelentes auriculares. Una alternativa real a gastar mucho más y obtener básicamente lo mismo. Un sonido equilibrado con gran viveza y pegada. Si tienes un smartphone u otro dispositivo que soporta el códec LDAC vas a obtener una experiencia sonora de las mejores del mercado sin necesidad de irte a auriculares de 300 o 500 euros. Es necesario ecualizar a través de la app de soundcore pero una vez hecho el resultado merece la pena. La cancelación de ruido activa está muy lograda y se acerca a la serie de Sony WH-1000. Duración de batería muy buena aún funcionando con el ANC y el LDAC. Recomendables sin duda.

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If I were to compare it to another pair of headphones I have, I'd say it goes up against my Sony WH1000-XM4's. Overall impression is that I love them. The Pros: The folding form factor allows it to become very compact. The sound is fantastic, and you can, of course, customize it with the app's EQ The ANC is fantastic, and though not as strong as Sony's, it's about 90-95% there. The Mic is great for calls and tunes out a lot of the environment, especially when on a Teams call while in a noisy office. The ear cups are larger, so you don't have them touching the cartilage of your ears and feeling them get sweaty all the time. Everything uses a physical button, so you don't accidentally trigger something by accidentally swiping across a surface. The Cons: They are a bit heavier than the Sonys, so for some, this could lead to fatigue Sound-wise, though great, I think the Sonys still sound better, but that said, this is very much a subjective thing and what sounds good for some sounds terrible for others. ANC also isn't as strong, and you get a lot more of the peripheral sounds, especially when you're commuting. If you don't like physical buttons, you're out of luck The Takeaways: It ultimately comes down to whether you're willing to spend $500 for Sony or Bose, or if being 90-95% of the way there is enough. Honestly, I'd probably recommend these for most people. Great sound, great look, great for calls, great ANC, all for half the price of the "big boys".