Space Q45 | Long-Lasting Noise Cancelling Headphones

(Note: This review was written over a year ago via another retail site, but my findings still stand - these are silly-terrific 'phones, which also takes into account Soundcore's exemplary after-sales service.)

The appearance of these headphones was rather timely for me: on account of a motorcycle crash I suffered a few months back, I've since been on the mend, and due to shuttling back-and-forth between hospital and rehab, the one thing I knew I'd want is a decent pair of over-ear NC headphones, and after some brief but concentrated research I chose the Soundcore 'phones. Rather than being a tough choice, in my case it was easy: between my two hi-fi systems at home, I *already* own two pair of terrific wired 'phones which I'd put up against the priciest Bluetooth 'phones in regard to sound quality, so all I was looking for in a BT 'phone was simply good sound quality, but *seriously* good noise-cancelling and solid battery life, and the Soundcores seriously kick butt here. In fact, as Bluetooth cans go, I don't think the Soundcores take a back-seat to anyone else at the moment, particularly if you take the time to tweak the frequency curve (the HearID control in the Soundcore app makes creating a custom curve easy) and activate LDAC for higher resolution- the very fact that you have these options at your disposal should be proof enough of what you're getting here. My take is that if these were going to be your Main Axe headphones for all your serious listening, then maybe (JUST maybe) spending the extra bucks for something like Sony's XM4/5 or the like could be the right choice; for me, I follow the philosophy of "the perfect is the enemy of the good", and made my choice appropriately. And I'm pretty darned happy. Highly recommended.

Had these for few months now. I love them but people keep saying the battery is good. Well, I had better battery from other brands, just everything else on the headphones feel like flagship. I like the LDAC codec, but battery is not very long. If I go and use AAC, then I can tell the difference. I prefer LDAC. I was using own music, and then I decided to sign up for Spotify premium. Now, just patiently waiting for HiFi and lossless on Spotify. I also have the life Q35, but I wanted the adaptive ANC, to not have to play with the button or app all the time. I think it does well on its own. Has volume limiter too but did not use it much. Has an auto turn off feature. If you have a phone with spatial sound, it works too. Really nice headphones and seems flagship capable, and comparable to nicer and pricier ones for lower cost and get them $50 off this website is nice too. I had life Q30 too but did not like as much as Q35 or even Q45. I should say I even had Q10s too. Out of all of them, I like the Q45s the best. I came from the Q35 to the Q45 because there was a choppy sound issue with the Q35 but it could have been the Galaxy A54 I was using. Now, I am using a OnePlus 12R. So, heck of a lot better phone and did not try Q35 on seeing if the choppiness is still there but I might try it again to see. I recommend any of the Soundcore products. They are quality products.

O fone tem uma qualidade sonora fantástica, especialmente quando o acesso acontece pelo smartphone. Infelizmente, pelo PC, a qualidade sonora deixa de ser tão boa, já que não existe uma versão do app disponível para controle das frequências no Windows.

It sounds good and the battery is insane

Great product, very comfortable, the hinges are aluminum and very resistant, the ear pads are great, the sound sounds great to us, but the noise cancellation is the best part, it has 3 modes and it works perfect, you can also configure the sounds. parameters