Soundcore Space One Pro, FlexiCurve Over-Ear Headphone, Adaptive Active Noise Cancelling Headphones Driven by 6 Mics, 60H Lossless Audio, Ultra-Fast Charging, Hi-Res Wireless, Comfortable Fit

Fantastically comfortable headphones with amazing sound, NEARLY flagship level quality with a very fair price being not completely unaffordable. DEFINITELY download the app and use the acoustic eq or the hear ID, both work marvelously. Good multi-point connection, good noise cancellation, good range, GREAT sound and battery, good mic, nice buttons, having the option for wired is ALWAYS the best, it has a sleek design, it's so comfortable it feels like you're wearing air, what's not to like that isnt redundant or super nitpicky? Good stuff Soundcore.

Absolutely loving the Soundcore Space One Pro. The versatility these give is amazing. They are extremely comfortable fitting making them great lounge headphones. They are also very snug fitting making them amazing gym headphones that will not disappoint in the music department. Audio sound crisp and clear with base punching in each song as intended. The app will allow individual customization and let you play around with your noise cancelling/ transparency needs. The Microphone sounded great during phone calls and I was able to snag mine for 113 on a sale which isn't bad at all. Overall would recommend even at full price worth the value.

Soundcore is the GOAT. The space one pro easily competes with and beats out many of its competitors in the $400-$500 for a fraction of the price. Both objectively and subjectively. Objectively; well made triple composite drivers offer high fidelity sound and nearly no distortion. For clarity and bass you can't do much better. This headset also includes the best version of Bluetooth with all the best audio codecs. The headset is very comfortable, lightweight and the most foldable. Battery life is absurd, the headset can last all day without charging and 5 minutes of charging gives you 8 hours. Noise cancelling while not top tier like Sony or bose is pretty darn good and will be more than satisfactory for most people. Full customization with the soundcore app so you can tune these exactly to your liking. Subjectively; just look up Wired Magazines blind headphone test by top sound engineers to pick their favorite sounding headset. The results shockingly put soundcore space one pro at #1 above the Sony flagship XM6, bose qc ultra 2, and Bowers and Wilkins flagship (like $500 more expensive than space one pro)

These are the first ANR headphones I have owned. Out of the box, these are very bass heavy and lacking in the mids out of the box. I installed the app, and immediately upgraded the firmware and enabled LDAC (which needed another complete firmware install). I first tweaked the EQ in the app (and turned off the EQ on my phone and music apps), and got them to a pretty good place. I then tried the "HearId" hearing test. After completing the test, the profile that the app created sounded even better than my manual tweaking. When I turned on LDAC on my Pixel 8 Pro i could actually hear an improvement, even with 320kb mp3 which surprised me. Once tweaked, I really like the sound. The noise cancelling is pretty impressive so far, and they fit well and are comfortable for me. The downsides... I need to re-pair the Bluetooth these when switching devices which is a little annoying and maybe due to the Ldac firmware? The earcups are nice and soft and well cushioned, but i feel like they need to be a little more breathable with maybe a layer of fabric over the rubber. Final ding... these things let off a very strong chemical smell when I opened the box. It has gotten a little better after a few days, but I can still smell it. Since I got these on sale, I think they are a decent value with really great noise cancelling which is the main reason I got them.

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.

Muy buenos auriculares, construcción sólida con un plástico duro de calidad y metal en la diadema. 0 crujidos y muy bonitos. Calidad de sonido algo mejor que mis sony xm4 y la cancelación de ruido la encuentro a la par. Escuchas coches a tu lado pero muy atenuados, la vd que me gustan mucho Destacar que al principio me apretaban un poco pero los estiré con su caja toda la noche y ahora muy cómodos, tampoco resbalan si te agachas a diferencia de los Q30 y quedan mas estilosos. Muy contento. Caben en fundas de otros soundcore (en mi caso la funda de los Q30) Venía una funda/bolso de oferta al usar un cupón pero la he devuelto y así me han costado algo más baratos (130€) en lugar de 159€ y por este precio no he visto nada mejor

Working better than expected

Excellent quality and packaging

Trochę duze na mala glowe, ale wygladaja i graja

Great audio, Great build quality overall the best audiophones I have bought