Customer Ratings & Reviews

There were a great pair for me to use on plane rides and at home watching tv. The battery lasts forever and being able to pair to multiple devices is a great plus. only issue I've just come across is the durability. I guess I have a big head because the same thing happened with my previous Bluetooth headphones. After about a year and a half the left side frame cracked and not the earcup hangs from the wire. I have TotalTech so I will see if they can be repaired. If a replacement is given I would be fine with that. These really do have a high end feel. I honestly think it's just the fact that most headphones are meant for smaller frames. Hopefully they can make the next iteration a little larger and more durable. I might try the Space One Pro's next and see how that goes. No matter what gives these a try and if you don't like them return it within what ever window you may have depending on you MyBestBuy status.

My honest review for the sound core headphones, let me start off by saying this headphones are probably one of the best mid priced in the market. My review will be based on 4 features on a scale from 1 to 10 / Style/ Comfortability/ Sound and Specs. Style: based on my experience the style is great but not the best looking, it lacks a bit of a modern feel. The material tends to have a fingerprint magnet, I am constantly needing to clean my headphones. Other than that I like color way. Comfortability: I have big ears and with that my ears get tired when using over the head headphones, with these Soundcore I have been really impressed. I use my headphones mostly the entire day and have not had any complaints or felt my ears sore from use all day. The material on the ear cups have a soft foam with leather and big enough to cover around the ear. The band is also made of the same material and comfortable. Sound: by far best sound I’ve had for a mid priced headphones, the audio quality is very premium. The audio drivers are very well designed making it a perfect balance. I’ve tried the audio with a different big brand and listened to 8D music and by far the sound is very crisp on these Soundcore headsets. Specs: one the best features it has is the ability to have two different devices connected at the same time. I work in the office and use my headphones for music and have a laptop connected so I can hear if anyone messages me. This is an awesome feature. Another great feature is the ANC support, I tell you it blocks everyone out when having it turned on. The best feature from this headphone is the battery! One of the best batteries I’ve had to experiment. I can charge my headphones one time and use it the whole week with ANC turned on and will have battery life at Medium charge. I will stand by this and proved to have the best battery life. Final: If you’re looking for a great headset that has amazing battery life, great audio performance and great comfortable design. Then this headphones are for you. It may not have the best styles but with other great features that makes up that part. I give this headphones 9.0 out of 10 or 4.5 Stars. A great pair to have.

They work very well. I wish they were slightly lower profile for fit. Connecting is seemless and battery life is great. The noise cancelling and ambient option for sound is a huge plus. Sound quality is adequate. I have to spend more time with them to get a full picture of the range but hey seem very clear. My father was raving about the clarity of the microphone for a conversation we had for an hour. For the price its hard to "beat."

The music quality and battery life of these headphones is amazing. Charging does not take a long time. They are very comfortable to wear, even for extended periods. I have been using them for 5-8 hour periods and I've charged them maybe once a week. I feel like they could add more customization options on the app, but it's also very easy to use and connect to your headphones. My only gripe with these is that they come with a flimsey cloth bag for storage. I really feel like they should have given something a bit more protective for travel purposes, so keep that in mind.

I purchased these as a gift to myself and I couldn’t be happier!! The sound quality makes me feel immersed in whatever I am listening to. Love the options the app provides too! I learned a lot about what my sound preferences are by adjusting the different options available. Listening to music while I work with these on has helped my focus 10x more than just listening from my iPad or tv. The are sleek looking and the headband & ear cushions are so smooth too! The fold into a compact easy to travel with size & charge INCREDIBLY quick! Only have 5 mins to charge before you leave the house? You get more than a few hours worth of power. Can’t stress enough how ecstatic I am with these Soundcore headphone!

These Headphones? Straight Vibes. Okay, so I wasn’t expecting to fall in love with a pair of headphones, but here we are. From the moment I popped them on, it was like stepping into my own little bubble—just me, my playlist, and peace. The sound? Clean. Crisp. That bass hits like a heartbeat, and the vocals glide like butter on warm toast.

Best buy did a great job getting me these to the middle of nowhere Colorado on our ranch so I can have music when I am running heavy equipment. I have not had a lot of time with these do to health problems but I love them and block out a lot of the engine noises and have enough so I can hear the engine. Thank you best buy chew.

My 11yr old son got these for Christmas. I must say, he absolutely loves them. Sound quality is great and the ANC is awesome. The battery life is outstanding.

Overall sound quality and noise cancelling is pretty good. However, I do suggest that larger heads should keep in mind that these are a little tight and could be uncomfortable for long sessions. Do get the firmware update for these

I love this headphones. It has clear and balanced sound quality. It's easy to used and comfortable. It's veri price effective

Excellent product, good quality, battery durable, sound good

Great sound, battery life is much longer than expected, and noise canceling is great for working around lawn equipment. Would definitely recommend!

Love the noise cancellation. Great bass. And the texture is exquisite.

Great headphones that work with multiple devices and are noise canceling. I can edit podcasts and still hear calls come in as well as listen to the TV at the same time while I edit.

Nice and very good sound i will recommend this headphone

These headphone aii , they alright to hold you off till you can or get a better quality ones . The quality feels cheap and they super duper light weight . They ain’t loud enough and they ain’t really noise cancellation when I would hear my surroundings perfectly even with full volume you’ll still hear the people around you or next too you . Honestly a 6 outta 10 but what can you expect they was cheap . Don’t expect to much only got them to hold me off since my beats decided too give up and I freshly got them last year ..

The two main things that drew me to this headset is that I find them to be very attractive and have been a fan of Soundcore in the past. The price for what you get here is insane. As you normally don’t get all the features at this price point. But with that said the features themselves do not perform at the same level as more expensive headphones. But are a solid pick for those looking for budget headphones as these may be hard to beat when you look wholistically at them. COMFORT: It is almost entirely made of plastic. It feels solid, but lightweight. Also, I didn’t notice any creaking. But not sure who these would fair with a big drop or aggressive use. It has plastic notches for the headband itself which can fit small to large heads. They feel good and it stays in place well. The earcups themselves move slightly anteriorly (forward) but fully posteriorly (backward). They also tilt just a bit. Clamping force is very light. To the point that if I shake my head they come off. Which makes them a bit frustrating when working out. As if you have a lot of movement or are lying down they will require adjustment to stay on. The foam of the earpads is solid. It’s not top of the line but not bad either. Quite soft and plushy but not amazing. In general I find them to be comfortable. I can wear them for long periods without issues. But aren’t the most comfortable things I’ve tried either. I’d probably give them a 7/10. SOUND: It is good, I’d say a 6/10 when compared to headphones that are much more expensive than them and an 8/10 for others in the same price range. It isn’t groundbreaking or something that will blow your socks off. You won’t be hearing anything new that you haven’t heard before. As these are budget headphones and I don’t want to give you unrealistic expectations. With that said for the price I think they sound great. You can easily differentiate different sounds in songs. Vocals sound clear. But it lacks sparkle that the more expensive guys will give you that will rock your soul. Which again, I wouldn’t expect at this price range. Bass is light, but present. Mids are bit recessed and muddy. Highs are slightly sharp but clear. Sounds are mostly accurate but do sound very mildly processed. I’m happy to sit and listen to music while working or working out. Also use them to watch shows/media (TikTok, YouTube, etc.). With that I do notice slight latency if I’m being hyper critical with talking videos. But if I want critical listening, I reach for something else. FEATURES: For the price I am shocked at how many features this thing packs. Some of these features require you to go into the SoundCore App to enable. Such as wear detection. Which works relatively well. It is mildly delayed where it takes about a second to play/pause the media both when taking it off and putting it back on. It comes with noise cancelling. It is meh performance wise. Where it slightly mutes or reduces lower end sounds while changing the pitch of medium or higher pitched sounds making them less noticeable. Over actually cancelling them like more expensive headphones. I’d rate the overall ANC as a 5/10. The seal of the headphone itself isn’t significant but does most of the work (passive noise cancelling). The transparency mode is solid. I found it lets in a good amount of noise allowing me to hear what is going on around me and allows me to have a conversation without too much trouble. But isn’t to the level of Apples transparency. When you first power on the headset it will say connected along with the battery level which I like. It will also announce when it is in pairing mode and when the battery is low. I found the alerts themselves were the right volume of not being deafening nor too quiet where you can’t hear what it is saying. The App itself is great. It adds a lot of features and is worth checking out. One interesting point is the “heardID” which should give you better sound based on your personal hearing. This didn’t work well for me. You also have access to a custom EQ (8 band 100, 200, 400, 800, 1.6k, 3.2k, 6.4k, and 12.8k). You can have multiple custom EQ’s saved. There are multiple preset sounds you can select. I chose “Soundcore Signature” as I figure that is what most people will leave it on as that is the default mode. Quick spewing of a bunch of other features in a single paragraph. “Easy chat” (turn on in app first) that enables transparency mode if you hold left side of earcup. Works well. Also, has a speak to enable. Which does the same thing and will enable when it thinks it hears a voice. Which turns off after stop speaking for 5 seconds or pressing NC button. I like that you can cancel this manually. “Safe volume” will limit how loud the headphones can get. But found that it isn’t necessary on these as they don’t get very loud (on my iPhone 14 Pro Max) as the max I got was about 78 dB at full volume. I did find if I had this enabled that it would make everything quieter way before it got close to the limit I had placed so left it off. Dual connections. Auto power off (30, 60, 90, 120, never). Voice prompt for battery and ambient sound. For the price the features are actually insane. There is also a 3.5 mm jack (which is included) for wired listening and it does not need to be powered on for that. USB-C for charging. Great battery life. CONTROLS: On the left earcup on the bottom you have your power on/off. If you long press that when powering on it will go into pairing mode. Just above that is the noise cancelling, transparency, or normal mode. I like that it actually says the mode over giving you a vague tone. If you double tap the top button it goes between normal mode and bass boost. Unfortunately, this double tap doesn’t work all the time and is finicky with timing. On the right earcup you have your play/pause. Which is finicky and doesn’t always work on first try and there is a bit of a delay. Skip forward/backward is not supported. Or at least that I could figure out as multiple presses to the button does nothing. Just above that you have your volume up and down button. All buttons feel the same without variance, with a satisfying bump when clicked and a quiet click. You do get mild microphonics in the earcup when messing with them. CONCLUSION: At first glance and when operating normally these things perform excellently for their price. And I think if you gave them to others and had them try them out, they would think they are more expensive than they are. But once you start nitpicking and comparing them to more expensive headphones you understand why there is a price difference. But for most people who aren’t wanting the best and just want a solid pair of headphones these will be a great pick that will do nearly everything you want well without breaking the bank.

I ordered to pick them up from the store and when I got there the item was ready and the process was super fast! The quality of the headphones is great and I love how they sound.

These have amazing sound quality I was very surprised. They’re a great option weather you have a big or small budget I love them

My first impression was that these matte black headphones are slick and have a sophisticated flair to them. Although they are mostly plastic, they seem well-built, and I hope they last. I was very pleased that there wasn't any creaking. The headphones have ample flexibility, and the cups are decently adjustable. Now, they are very well padded and super soft –both on the cups and the headband. Although there is light clamping force, they still stay on during walks and normal head movement. They are quite light, so I experienced almost no fatigue during long sessions. They do get a bit hot though. I also tried them with a hat and glasses with no issues. The Space Ones feature Bluetooth 5.3 so pairing them was easy. I did not notice any real issues at normal distances and encountered little to no lag or sync issues. There is an option for multiple point connection, but that would disable the LDAC capability. The ANC/ambient sound modes worked great. Although I could still hear higher pitch sounds, it made listening in crowded and traffic settings a good experience. The ambient mode made things sound a bit unnatural, but it is welcomed when awareness is needed. I love that these headphones can be muted with ambient mode by cupping the left cup. Also, while I found it a bit inconsistent, there is a speak-to-mute option as well. To top it off, the cups have auto-pause/play when taking the headset off or putting it on. The call quality is good. It is still very obvious that I was on Bluetooth, but I was heard clearly. I did pick up a bit of wind noise, but it was no big deal due to the wind-reduction mode. The battery life is superb. With ANC/Ambient on, Soundcore claims 40 hours and I am inclined to believe it, since I haven't had the need to charge them after almost 4 days. It can go 55 hours plus without ANC/Ambient on. I am also glad that there is fast-charging where 5 minutes on the charger gives 4 hours of playtime. One thing to note is that LDAC will drain the battery faster. Should the battery be completely drained, you can always use the 3.5mm cable (if your device supports that). You can control all functions from the tactile buttons on the cups, and that is a plus for me. The controls are responsive, and I prefer them to touch controls –especially in cold weather. The default audio is what impressed me the most. While I love listening to high quality sound from a critical standpoint, the Space Ones delivered a very pleasant sound signature. I found that the bass is a bit restrained but precise. The middle is well represented, making vocals, choruses, rhythm, instruments, and dialogue stand out well. The treble adds clarity without being harsh. There is ample soundstage and imaging with great channel separation. This is even more impressive once LDAC is activated on a supported device. Although subtle, I found that I appreciated the sound signature best with ANC on. Just in case, you can always customize the sound with the presets and full-range EQ on the app. Speaking of the app, I would highly recommend downloading it as it provides more options such as firmware updates, ANC/Ambient levels, control settings, LDAC support, multipoint, and many more. If there is anything to nitpick, I’d say that the carrying bag is disappointing, and I wish there were more options for the function button. In the end, you can easily say that I am overly impressed with the Space Ones, and certainly recommend checking them out. While definitely not audiophile quality level, or bass-head oriented, they are very pleasant to listen to. They are jammed packed with features that many more expensive headsets lack or are almost at the same level, and for the asking price, these are hard to pass.