Space One | Active Noise Cancelling Headphones

I had high expectations for these before getting them, but I felt some skepticism due to some critical opinions they have had by time I was about to own them. Using them for the first time, first impressions were very good. The experience was better than expected. First of all, they look better in person, the design of these is interesting; in most angles it has a retro-futuristic and unique look whereas around the top and side profiles it has a more traditionally sleek appearance.
If you pit them next to premium headphones and don't know the brand, you'll have a hard time knowing that this is the "budget headphone". This is due to the overall seamless design combined with the leatherette headband, following the trend from current flagship headphones. When I put them on at first, I had a feeling of pressure in my ears, like I was wearing in-ear headphones; I got used to it quickly.

All features within the app that controls the Space One work really well with a intuitive, user-friendly design. The features don't feel like a gimmick at all, especially the Easy Chat feature; it works either by tapping or talking. When tapping the left earcup it takes about a second to trigger, and as soon as I leave my hand it stops immediately. When talking, the response is instant but in moderate to loud environments it'll have a harder time detecting my voice. Lastly, the Wearing Detection; this pair is the first one I know of that allows you to calibrate it, and it's necessary before using it.

They sound better than I expected, the overall sound presentation is energetic meaning they have an enphasis on bass, and emphasis on the highs.
The emphasis on the former sacrifices the presence in the lower mid range meaning there's an absence of enveloping richness you get from voices and instruments, helping to create sort of an illusion of a speaker in front of you. Despite that, there's still a sense of space thanks to the size of the earcups, the soundstage doesn't feel congested as sound can travel more freely inside the cavity. This means the music doesn't sound congested or trapped in your ears and the sound cues from the tracks are distinguished enough to create an immersive experience.
I created an EQ to make them sound as neutral as possible within hardware limitation; it significantly improves the sound quality and manages to follow the Harman Target Curve.

They are very comfortable, and the fit is the icing on the cake; nice and secure, it doesn't feel unbeareable at all. The seal is really airtight; there's no gaps between the earcups and the sides of my head. It really helps with the noise cancellation as they really reduce ambient sounds when I wear them on the bus or I'm in a place with a lot of people talking at once. Transparency mode works better than I expected, and I found that Easy Chat mode really amplifies the sounds around me. Note that thick hair may interfere with the earcups, which can affect bass and noise cancellation.
I noticed that when using them for the first time the battery lasted less than what Soundcore promised, but when charging and discharging them the first few times the battery performs closer to what they say.

The headphones feel nice and sturdy in the hands but the hinges are kind of flimsy. The left one broke after about four months (keep in mind they were bought a month and a half after release). I took it to a repair shop and they put a screw in the end of the headband and taped it to keep the hinge in place. I had to expand the right hinge all the way to get the best seal possible. Almost five months later, the screw disjointed from the headband which rendered it unusable.

That is the one cheaper noise cancellation ever if you have low budget i very like it satisfying

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I absolutely feel like these headphones are a steal!!! They make enjoying music and videos and podcasts feel so good. I work in a lab and I literally love the noise cancelling feature. I use it when I watch tv through these headphones. At the price point they’re at I would definitely buy them again. I’ve had mine for a few months now and I can successfully say that after tweaking the sound settings to my likings in the app I absolutely will not buy any other headphones until these break or die. They’re also super durable so if you have kids you should get them as well. I don’t have kids but I am 24 and irresponsible with a backpack and they have yet to break.

These are great headphones if you have the right expectations. Don't expect these to have amazing sound, Sony level noise canceling, usable call quality in loud environments, gaming-level latency (about 450ms in a rhythm game) , usable wired connection (literal dogwater) and exceptional build materials. Do expect these to be very comfortable, great looks and have features some premium headphones don't even have. Just remember these are $100 budget headphones.Sound quality: Pretty good soundstage and imaging. Quite bassy, can get low and rumble the headphones a bit. Putting any more bass in the EQ makes the bass sound blown out. Recessed mids, though this can be changed though EQ, which is what I did. Highs are good, they've only sounded harsh/sharp in a few very specific songs. The sound quality is acceptable for the price range and can be described as "good". I was used to planar magnetic headphones and IEMs, so the transition took about 3 hours of using them. If you don't like it, you can fiddle around with the EQ, and the drivers will be able to take it. They also get very loud.Build Quality: I don't mind cheap materials as I am a cheapo, but if you aren't, they're probably going to feel slightly cheap (that's because they are). Also, the black color does attract my greasy fingerprints and are visible under a little light.Sound Leakage: There is sound leakage, though not that much. At about 82-84 dB there is enough sound leakage where a person can very slightly hear music 5ft away in a completely silent room. I've used it during school to listen to music and nobody has complained yet.Features: All the features work well, just don't expect them to be the best. For example, easy chat speak to enable can get set off by a person talking next to you in a quiet-ish room. Or if you're speaking quietly In a loud room, it won't pick up your voice. I though the easy chat touch enabled by touch would be good, but it takes a good 2 seconds to respond, so I just ended up using the wear sensor.App: Possibly the best companion app ever for a headphone. A good companion app is very important to me, and it delivers. Customizable infinite EQs, preset EQs, safe volume (which is surprisingly helpful and useful), LDAC, HearID, and more. HearID tests your ears and changes the EQ based on what frequencies you can and can't hear. Very helpful and I use it as my EQ.Other: Battery life is really good and the noise cancelling and transparency modes work well for the price.