Space One Pro | Foldable Over-Ear Headphones

I've been very impressed with this over ear headphones by Soundcore, they were easy to connect, comfortable and sounded great. they come well packed and with a charge cable, an aux cable if Bluetooth isn't available and a nice soft carry case. They fold down quite small when not being used with each ear cup touching one another.Inside the headphones they're labelled left and right on the foam. The ear cups are a super soft leather feeling material which is comfortable and seals my ears really well. The head band has a good amount of height adjustment and will fit my partner who has a much smaller head then mine perfectly and same for my own.Once connected via Bluetooth I was impressed by sound quality, I'm not a complete audio person but do really appreciate good sound. I found the bass powerful at all sound levels yet clear and the mid to high notes sound crisp and clear.The noise cancelling is brilliant, I was really impressed with how little I could hear with this. Even with my in ear jabra headphones I can still hear certain noises when on ANC. With these almost all noise is gone. It really impressed.

These are the first bluetooth headphones I have owned. I have several bluetooth speakers which I love so was keen to try these headphones.Compared to my elderly analogue headphones these are streets ahead. The comfort of the headband is remarkable, they have no feeling of being on my head, they are incredibly comfortable.The sound is immersive, I listen to a lot of classical music and it is possible to hear the various instruments of the orchestra around ones head, as they might be in the orchestra. The actual sound is superb.I am still learning how to use them but am so delighted to have them and am enjoying the music through them. I can wholehearedly recommend.I will leave it to other techy reviewers to give you all the bells and whistles, for me they are a delight.

Incredibly well made headphones. They have a quality feel to them which is matched by a comfortable fit. I often find it difficult to get headphones that are comfortable. They are often too tight or too loose but these ones sit just right on my head and I can wear them for hours.Sound quality, which is the most important part is up there with the best and this aids in terms of wear fatigue. Bas is rich but not overly dominant, the mids are clear and the highs just right with good clarity without becoming harsh.I have only one small complaint and that is there is no case provided for these headphones. I think if you are going to charge a premium price why let the side down and not provide a case? Makes no sense and takes the shine off what otherwise would be the perfect set of headphones.

The anchor space one pro headphones are honestly really nice. They come with many of the features of more premium headphones and at comparable price, they start up and pair with the device very quickly and I've tested this on iOS and android devices.The design is also quite sleek and modern, especially in the black color. It's all pretty much plastic and varying densities and hardness it does contribute to how light the headphones are, but it also makes them feel a bit low quality.All the controls are back to buttons on the headphones, of which some you can change and they're all pretty responsive with a tactile click and they also features a USB-C charging port and 3.5 mm jack, I try to use these to listen to audio over USB-C, but this didn't work out. It just ended up charging the headphones even when modifying the USB protocol on the device I paired it with so I assume the 3.5 mm jack is the only source one wired.As with some other reviews and some research online there is a sort of volume ceiling at around 70% where it feels like there is no increase when you try to go past it. I've messed around with some of the controls in the music app, the general settings and the sound core app, but none of them really changed this so I believe it's just a built-in protection for it. Personally, I'm fine with it, but for some songs that aren't as new and balanced in the audio source, it might be annoying because they might sound very low.The app gives you basic features. It's nothing too special. This is where you can modify the customizable buttons and update the headphones as well as app for the LDAC codec, which takes a moment for installation and resetting the headphones.An important part of these headphones is the adapted noise, cancellation and transparency mode, which I found to be pretty excellent. The ANC especially was good because it was able to reduce environmental sounds significantly without causing any sort of pressure issues or annoyances. The transparency mode is good, but it isn't as good as some other brands and for some objects that might be putting sound consistently in the background, there is some sort of added layer of like frequency that's detectable and I tried it out where I took off the headphones from back on and listen to try and ascertain what it was, but it might just be feedback from the mics when enabled.These are pretty well, rounded headphones honestly good to recommend. The sound is balanced with an enhanced the bass response, they have good battery life, support a couple mainstream audio codecs, and give you ANC and transparency modes at a good price. I would just wish for a couple of improvements and build quality and more options when it comes to customizing EQ in the app.

I'm a big fan of Anker products, I own two of their speakers (a Boost I've had for years plus their X600 which was my big splurge this past Prime day - it was worth every penny!) and I have a pair of their budget priced ear buds (k20I) and they are very nice for the price. Due to my great experiences with Anker products, I was hoping for big things from these headphones and they did not disappoint. I primarily plan to use the Space One Pros for music listening, I was hoping they might be able to "free me from the cord" as I've always pretty much used my plug in Sennheisers for any serious music listening up until now. I did quite a bit of testing back and forth between the two headphones playing the same music, and I can truthfully say that, while there are some subtle differences in sound, I really do not have a preference between the two pairs of headphones. I never thought I would find a pair of bluetooth headphones to equal or even nearly equal a good plug-in pair, but these Space One Pro headphones really do. They have a powerful (but not booming) bass plus the mids and highs are just as they should be - very perceptible, with nothing muted or muddy at all. The noise cancellation feature is nice to have, too. Also, the volume gets nice and LOUD on these headphones (if you want it to). And finally, the Space One Pros are VERY comfortable to wear.I don't usually post photos with my reviews, but folding these headphones has my become my new neat trick so I thought I'd add a photo this time (for me, it took a couple of tries to learn how, I think just because these headphones bend and "give" in ways headphones I'm used to don't), the headphones fold up very compactly to about the size of my hand, and then they are ready to be tucked into their little storage pouch.