Anker Space One Pro Wireless Over-Ear Headphones, Foldable Design

These headphones have been a great surprise. They’re extremely comfortable, and the adjustable fit makes them easy to wear for long workdays without any pressure or fatigue. Battery life is excellent. I can go several days of office use before needing to recharge. The sound quality is very good. They’re a bit bass‑heavy out of the box for my taste, but the EQ in the Soundcore app made it easy to tune the sound exactly how I like it. Noise cancellation works really well in an office environment, cutting out chatter, HVAC noise, and keyboard clicks. I haven’t tested them in louder places yet, but for office use, the ANC is impressive. Connectivity has been smooth and reliable. Pairing is quick, and switching between devices is effortless. Being able to stay connected to both my phone for music and my laptop for Teams calls at the same time has been a huge convenience. Overall, these headphones offer great comfort, strong performance, easy adjustability, and excellent value for the price.

I won’t dance around it––these headphones are a 9/10 for me overall. And I’m saying that because there’s some room for improvement, but what it does get right it does so with flying colors. I tested these headphones against two of my most used listening devices: the AirPods Pro 3 and the Soundbrenner Wave Pro IEMs. Each of them shines in their own way, but this is where the Space One Pros hit for me: Comfort - 10/10 These are hands down the most comfortable over ear headphones I’ve ever worn. The weight is just right and the cushion of the ear pads and headband is nothing short of luxurious. The comfort of these headphones is enough on its own to consider these over other over ear headphones. I could easily wear them all day long and not have any issues or complaints. Which leads me to their second most prominent quality… Battery Life - 10/10 Right out of the box, they came with a 70% charge. I tested the Space One Pros for a few hours straight, switching from different sources such as music, video games, and movies. I tested with and without ANC on. After a few hours of rigorous testing the battery level remained at 70% as if the battery was completely unaffected. That’s impressive. It should also be noted that the headphones can be used in wired mode without the need for any power whatsoever. Just plug and play. Sound - 8.5/10 The sound on these headphones may get mixed reception based off each individual’s personal preferences, but overall I am not disappointed with them at all. However, I am not necessarily blown away either. In wireless mode you can use the Soundcore App to personalize the sound to best suit your preferences or at least get in the ballpark. The app features Dolby Audio which you can switch on or off as well as EQ presets and the ability to make your own custom EQ presets. I did most of the sound testing with the Soundcore Signature EQ preset, which to me, gave an overall pleasant and fun sound. In wireless mode, the Space One Pros are a bit heavy on the bass end and not quite as bright on the high end as I would have liked them to be. However, this also means that the sound has less tendency to cause hearing fatigue over long sessions. With Dolby Audio on, the bass is even more present, but not necessarily in a bad way, but it’s almost as if the low end wraps itself around you like a comfy bass blanket without really masking too much of the detail in the mids and highs. Using the headphones with Dolby Audio turned off produces a much more balanced sound, but does not have as wide of a soundstage as it does when it is on. I think overall I did prefer to have Dolby Audio on—it just takes a little while to get used to it. In wired mode I connected them to a USB-C dongle with built-in DAC to check out how it performs with hi-res tracks. In this configuration, the sound is much more balanced and the details are solid and crisp. Noise Cancellation - 9/10 There are three different modes offered for ANC: Noise Cancelling, Normal, and Transparency, with “Normal” being a blend of the two. The Soundcore app also provides an option to use adaptive noise cancellation, based on the users environment and ambient sound levels. For me, I’m either going to go full noise cancellation or transparency, so the adaptive setting doesn’t mean a lot to me. In a nutshell I’ll just say it: the noise cancellation works. And it’s very decent. But it’s not on the same level as the AirPods Pro 3. However, I think considering the other qualities of this headset, the ANC is more than adequate. Overall Impressions What attracted me to try these headphones in the first place was reading an article in which a group of sound engineers blind-tested different flagship headphones of within a wide price range and this particular set came out on top. The consensus of that group was that these headphones had a sound that was FUN. And I would concur with that statement. They do have a very fun sound. Are they as awesome sounding as a pair of AirPods Max? Not really, but at this price point I can confidently say that they are a very solid alternative to spending $500+. Where this headset kicks the AirPods Max’s ass is the amazing comfort and insane battery life. And for $200 (or less if you catch them on sale) that counts for a lot. I would absolutely recommend the Soundcore Space One Pros as a high quality and versatile set of headphones. I am satisfied with my purchase.

These are great headphones but the build quality is noticeable cheaper from my older Soundcore Q45s and they don’t come with a case when the Q45s did. I loved the foldable travel design and lighter build but the lack of case is annoying (bought a soft one separately) especially since there is one in the ads. That being said, the noise cancellation and all the other adjustable features still make these better than most other headphones (used to have Sony Bose and sennheiser before switching to these and I just like Soundcore so much better comfort and sound wise). I’d say these are comparable to my audio technicas for sound mixing but they’re blue tooth and definitely better than my razer and edifier over ear headphones. If you’re looking for something light compact aesthetic and functionally excellent, these are great. But otherwise… go for the Q45 (can’t speak for the Pro 2s but I hear they’re fantastic as well).

These headphones are fantastic!! My ears are sensitive which makes it difficult to wear anything inside or over my ears. It’s very easy to wear them comfortably for literal hours without having pain or discomfort, so much so that I have fallen asleep multiple times in them and have not woken up in pain. The sound is phenomenal on both ends (people on a call can hear me clearly with minimal background noise and I can hear them perfectly fine also). They are noise cancelling. All listening/usage options can be fully customized when you download the app. They connect very easily and quickly as well. The headphones can be folded to fit in the carrying case. They don’t slip off your ears/head so they are perfect to do your workout/exercise routine while wearing them. They look great, I love the black color. Overall, I feel like this was money well spent. I’d absolutely purchase from this company again!! (Side Note: the bows came from 5 below)

The Soundcore Space One Pro headphones have exceeded my expectations in both comfort and performance. The audio is crisp with deep bass, clear vocals, and a well-balanced sound that works great for music, movies, and podcasts. The adaptive active noise cancellation does an impressive job of blocking out background noise, making travel and busy environments much more enjoyable. I also appreciate the comfortable over-ear design and foldable FlexiCurve construction, which makes them easy to pack and wear for extended listening sessions. The battery life is excellent, and overall these headphones offer incredible value for the price.

I have been telecommuting for over 17 years, and I have two basic problems: 1. I have a really loud household. I *need* over the ear headphones and active noise cancellation. 2. I have the worst luck in the world when it comes to making a pair of headphones last. I have had plenty of headphones break exactly in the same spot, on one of the earpad hinges. It doesn't matter the brand or cost, I break them all the same way. This has forced me to slowly move up on the price tiers, hoping to finally hit that one pair where the durability justifies the cost. I was actually doing OK with my previous pair of Soundcore, but they broke at the exact time that the next model up in their lineup had dropped enough in price that my insurance refund covered the purchase price. So far this pair has outlasted the previous pair, even under a brutal regime. I work from home, so it is normal to wear these for very long periods of time and usually accumulating 12-15 hours a day. I haven't tested the batteries so far, I usually plug them back to recharge the second I step away from my desk. I also spend quite a bit of time wearing them in wired mode, which uses almost no power. The sound quality is fantastic and the active noise cancellation is at least as good as advertised. The transparency mode is pretty clever, you can hear the normal range for a human voice but it cuts off anything outside of that range. I sit under an air conditioner vent all day, and my home office is next to our kitchen, I never hear the exhaust fans from the kitchen and it is rare that I can tell that the washer, dryer or dishwasher are running. The app allows you to tweak the equalizer settings extensively, wind noise reduction, the easy chat mode, etc. It also allows a simple way of managing multiple device mode. One thing I like is that I can disable noise cancellation level settings, instead of 3 I just leave the noise cancellation and transparent modes and disable the "normal" mode. I live in a condo with metal studs, which turns it into a Faraday cage. It's almost impossible to get a cell phone signal unless one sits on a windowsill or steps out to the balcony, thankfully my carrier uses Wi-Fi calling but still, the studs are disruptive enough that I need two wireless access points to cover 1200 square feet. I can stray from my PC or phone probably 50 feet without losing audio, it depends how many walls are between me and the source. The distance feels a little bit better when using the phone, a Pixel 9 Pro XL. The PC is using a Bluetooth 5 dongle. As I mentioned before, I spend quite a lot of time wearing these in wired mode. There are two reasons for that: 1. I don't know why, but if I allow dual mode on, as soon as I start a Zoom call I get into a Bluetooth tug of war between the PC and the phone. Every single time. The only consistent solution is to use the cable. 2. I have an Xbox Series X console on my desk. I like to keep movies as background noise while I work, if I play the movies on the Xbox then I don't have to deal with my PC slowing down because it's GPU is a piece of crap (this is a work PC and I am about to upgrade). I use a Maker Hart mixer, 3.5mm out from the PC, 3.5mm out from the TV connected to the Xbox, then I can connect headphones to one of its outputs. This way I can listen to my grade B horror movies while I write code and it allows me to hear notifications from Windows. The reverse is also true, I can play a game on the Xbox and listen to music or a movie on the PC thanks to the mixer. If I only need one audio source I just leave it in Bluetooth mode. If it's going to be Zoom calls all day I just leave it plugged to the 3.5mm cable. I am also running a durability experiment of sorts, I am being very consistent in how I put these away, I fold them as indicated in the instructions and plug them to recharge. I have in the past thrown previous units across the room in a rage, and many times I have gotten tangled with the cable and sent a pair flying. They are super comfortable, to the point that I forget that I am wearing them. Like I said earlier, it is normal for me to put 12-15 hours a day on these without feeling discomfort, neck soreness, etc. I tried sleeping with them and it works great as long as I sleep on my back, if I sleep on my side I feel like I am putting enough strain on them to break them. I have exactly one complaint about these, and it is very minor. The power button takes a hair too long to activate, it always makes me feel that I pressed it too long and it's going to send them into pair mode. That's it. Would I recommend these ? Yup. They do sit at a higher price point, but for somebody that has to wear them for full work days they have an excellent bang for the buck.

I have the Bose Ultra headphones and love them. When these Soundcore headphones were on sale during Prime Day, I thought I'd try them as a backup. Surprisingly, these are as comfortable as the Bose ultra, which I find a bit too tight. The sound quality is not quite as crisp, but the noise cancellation is excellent, they pair easily, and are east to figure out how to use. The one big complaint I have is that they don't come with any sort of case, not even a soft one. I put the Soundcore hardside case in my wish list and will wait for it to come down in price. All in all, a good option when they are one sale.

Connect super easy. Don't have any disconnect issues.sound quality is unmatched for 200. Best in class hands down. Battery lasts all day and you can still pick them up, go cut th grass in the morning even if you forgot to charge them over night. And if they're dead plug them in for 10 minutes and all of a sudden you have all day battery again. Something like 7 or 8 hours without noise canceling. Come on. That's nuts. The soft carrying case is meh, me but it's better than them just rolling around loose and floppy in your bag. Even though they can fold down and squeeze down into the smallest over the ear carrying case I've ever seen, they don't feel like they're junk. Rock solid. Everything about these headphones feels and sounds awesome. When you're comparing it to something like airpod Max insane value, there's no reason to spend almost $600 or more dollars on some pieces of junk like airpod Max with headphones like these are out there. I know there's better out there, but there's a lot better value

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.

Working better than expected

The tuning leans bass-forward but still keeps vocals and treble clear. Music feels full and immersive without distortion, even at higher volumes. Blocks out background noise effectively on commutes and in the office. While not quite at the level of Sony or Bose flagships, it’s excellent for the price. Up to 60 hours of playback (with ANC off, ~40 with ANC on) means I can go days without charging. The earcups are soft and breathable, and the headband distributes weight well. I’ve worn them for hours without fatigue. The Soundcore app offers customizable EQ, ANC modes, and spatial audio options, giving a lot of control over the listening experience. Four mics with AI noise reduction make calls clear, even in noisy environments. The ANC can be a little inconsistent with sudden high-pitched sounds. The design uses a fair amount of plastic—stylish, but not as premium-feeling as some higher-end competitors. No official water resistance rating, so not ideal for workouts.