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

Excellent ANC quality, very good sound quality with or without ANC.
These are comfortable to wear, and have great ANC response. The sound quality is very good with or without ANC, with bass being a bit weak as is often the case with headphones. The automated equalizer setup in the associated app is quite good, however, and helps tune frequency response to hearing response which brings significant depth to music. Voice is clean and clear, both through headphones as well as via the built in mic. Overall very happy with the quality for the modest price.

Really great quality, but a downgrade from the other Soundcore series
These are an excellent brand of headphones. For a neurodiverse person with sound sensitivity who still wants to hear music these are fantastic. You can switch between normal noise dampening of the headphone and ear cup, to noise canceling which uses air pressure, to transparency which uses a nice hybrid that allows some sounds in such as voices. Overall these headphones are way better than other adaptive noise lowering and canceling headphones. There are a few downsides compared to Anker’s other Soundcore series. 1. There is a speech features that when you press on the left ear cup it allows sound in in a very strange way in which the sound becomes extremely tinny – this is really hard for folks with autism/neurodiversity/tinnitus to deal with. It’s a good idea to have this feature, but somehow the shape of the ear cup amplifies the tinny-ness. 2. This iteration of soundcore doesn’t have as much difference between the normal, noise canceling and transparency settings. It is much more subtle than the other Soundcore models.Pros: 1. this model fits more head sizes. Some of the other Soundcore models are too large for women’s or smaller men’s heads – these are great for a wide variety of adult head shapes and sizes. 2. Comfort! These have very nice ear cups that don’t squeeze anything and fit nicely over the ears without pressing on any part of the ear. The cushion at the top of the band is excellent, and the unit is light enough your head won’t get tired. 3. Even though the Space One is not as high quality as Anker’s other SoundCore brands, it beats most other brands out of the water for the neurodiverse and those who want a break from city noise or use it to filter extra noise out in a restaurant or bar.

Good Value for Money
As other reviews have said, these aren’t fully noise-cancelling but I don’t mind that. Having these on is like wearing earplugs and listening to audio. It’s not an unpleasant experience.I use the multiple device pairing feature to pair my personal phone and work computer at the same time, and the feature worked well. The sound quality worked well when I joined a virtual meeting while wearing them, and these even saved me when my computer microphone stopped working. You will need the Soundcore app to enable this feature.These come with a sensor on the left side to detect if you’re wearing them or not to automatically stop sound if you take them off. This feature didn’t work for me even after I downloaded the app and fiddled with the settings. This didn’t really matter to me and I’m sure it’s user error, so it doesn’t affect my 5-star rating. The feature that DOES work as advertised is covering the left side while you’re wearing them for the sound to dim and allow you to hear if someone is talking to you.These bleed a lot, though, so be mindful of volume when using around others. I took them off, forgetting to turn them off, and played something on my phone. I could hear the sound coming from them despite having the volume at an acceptable level.

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.

Headphones come in a very nice compact box with cables and carrying pouch which I wished was a carrying case but oh well can’t complain for the price. Sound is very dynamic good vocals better than the q30s however bass is mid but can be adjusted but still don’t as bass heavy as q30 which is ok to some peoples preference. Love the app as always love the new features this pair of headphones has such as wear detection and the pause feature it has which one hand over left ear cup these are both very useful and convenient when traveling. Very comfortable headphones which ear pads where a bit more thicker like q30 but the feeling on space ones are very nice none the less. Would recommend for younger children and adults of all ages who don’t feel like spending an abundance of money on Sony, beats or any flagship headphone company that you’re paying for the brand name. Now if you are basshead like myself q30s are definitely better however you lose vocal range with those and not as many features like space ones. In time space ones should get a few upgrades to sound and maybe newer features as they are a week or two old now. Either headphone recommended or just wait for these to go on sale around Boxing Day.