Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love love love! It’s so nice! And it pairs so quickly.

Good sound not the best but it’s pretty decent, hurts piercings tho

It was a gift tor my 11 year old. He headphones are great.

A gift for my brother .. he loves it.. excellent one

Note: This review is not about the product itself. It is about the bonus that came with purchase which was supposed to provide 3 free months of YouTube premium. I specifically purchased this item at Best Buy and not another retailer because I was interested in the bonus offer. However, I was never able to redeem the offer because the email that came with the redemption code said it was already expired. I contacted Best Buy customer support 3 times. Each time they sent a new code, but these had also expired. So I never was able to redeem my free offer. Had I known this I would have purchased my item from another retailer.

These weren’t very durable. My son had these for only a few months before they got damaged.

The value for money is very interesting and very competitive.

The Soundcore Space One headphones are lightweight and comfortable. They headband is flexible, and the ear cups rotate so it's as if you're not wearing them at all. They provide up to 40 hours of battery life with the ANC (automatic noise cancelling) feature on, and up to 55 hours with it turned off. In a pinch with low-battery life? A quick, five minute charge provides up to 4 hours of charge. Music sounds great with the transparency mode turned on, but turning on ANC makes for a truly immersive sound experience. The sound is crisp and clear and with 40mm drivers, there's plenty of bass "thump". The ANC removes up to 98 percent of external sound so I can listen in my house and not hear anything else going on, LOL! They support LDAC for some of the best high-resolution wireless audio. Use the Space One headphones in conjunction with the SoundCore app to customize the sound. You can even perform a quick hearing test to tailor the sound to what your ears hear best. Within the app, there is also a setting called "wearing detection" which automatically turns off the headphones when you take them off Although it would be easy to find headphones that are more expensive, I don't think you'll find any better sound for the price of these. They fit well, hold a charge for a long time, and sound really good!

These earphones may or may not be okay and the price fair, I don't know. My complaint is only based on a contract provision to deliver them in time for when they would be needed, a promise which was not kept. I bought them to be able to hear one specific MIT academic talk (I'm hard of hearing and need earphones) on a computer and according to the order form they would be delivered in plenty time for it. But I then received at the last minute a text saying the delivery had been delayed till what was the day after the event. They finally came yesterday, but I have no use for them. My regular computer Bluetooth speaker is adequate. I only wanted the earphones to be sure I was able to hear every single word. I am not stuck with the expense of a useless (to me) item, or wasting hours of time going round in circles to return them, the process for which I don't even know. Grrr! These painful mess-ups through store error are getting to be so typical at BestBuy that one despairs at ordering ANYTHING from them.

Cheaply made. Sound just OK. Very cheap feel.and no mid range. No bueno!

Not perfect as sound can still be heard, but great for the price!

It's ok when I use my ear cream medicine but overall I still need time to use it more

The lithium battery would not hold a charge after a month, to where it would go from 100 to 0 in about an hour.

I’ve considered purchasing headphones in the past, but never did. I don’t listen to a lot of music and my surroundings are generally quiet. But when these Anker Soundcore headphones came available for under $100, I decided to give headphones a try, not entirely certain how and when I would use them. In addition to the headphones, the box contained a USB-C charging cable, an audio cable and a storage bag. Charging the headphones using the USB-C port on the PC took between 1 and 2 hours. I downloaded the Soundcore app and the headphones paired very quickly to my Android phone. In the app I could adjust settings like transparency (to stay aware of surroundings), noise cancellation, easy chat (mute the music to talk), and wearing detection (pause sound when headphones are removed). Some settings can also be adjusted directly on the headset, but not as easily or as precisely. Music can be muted in one of two ways to have a conversation. The standard method is to touch and hold the left side of the headphone. The other method is by simply speaking. Both worked equally well for muting the sound. But on speaking mode I lost sound if I sneezed, sniffled or talked to myself. In either setting, with the headphones on, I feel like I’m talking in a well, so the easiest for me is to just take them off when I need to listen to or talk to someone. The headphones are well padded - both on top and around the ears. The earpieces swivel, making it easy to hang them around my neck when having a conversation. The head band can be adjusted by clicking the sides up or down. There are 11 clicks. I need it at the lowest (smallest) setting, but it seems to stay in place when clicked up a few notches. The headphones only weigh about 9 ounces, but they aren’t very stable because of the bulk. They stay in place when sitting still, but flop around when leaning over and definitely wouldn’t stay in place if running. I sometimes wear glasses, and the headphones work OK with glasses on, but they don’t fit quite as tightly around the ears, letting in more ambient noise. I’ve been wearing the headphones for 4 hours now and they are still comfortable. Connecting to my phone was easy, but I don’t have any music on my phone. I spend much of my time working from my PC and I listen to downloaded music and Pandora there. Fortunately, I could also connect the headphones to my PC. It didn’t connect as easily as the phone did and required several attempts to connect to Bluetooth, but it finally happened. Now in the system tray audio icon I can choose between the monitor and the headphones for sound output when the headphones are connected. The range is as good as I need it to be. I can walk about 50 feet in any direction and not lose quality. I don’t think the sound quality is exceptional, but it’s certainly good enough for me. Noise cancellation was so-so. I can still hear the TV in the living room when I’m working in the kitchen with the headphones on. The battery life seems to be acceptable. I started with a 100% charge, listened to music for 4 hours and have a 90% charge. That comes out to about 40 hours per charge. The only problem I’ve had is with connectivity when switching devices. I connected the headphones by Bluetooth to both the phone and the PC. While listening to music using the PC connection, I opened the phone app to experiment with the settings and the app had lost the connection. I had to pair the headphones to the phone again. Then after taking a phone call, I lost the Bluetooth connection again. The music I had been listening to through the headphones started coming out of the monitor speakers instead. The headphones are a good buy for someone like me who just wants to listen to music while I work. They aren’t high end, but neither is the price. I've found them to work quite well while I'm fixing dinner or cleaning house.

These headphones have excellent features for the price, but they have two drawbacks that lowered my evaluation of them. The main drawback is the controls. When I initially charged them, an amber light let me know they weren’t at full charge. Otherwise, the controls have no lights or other indicators to let me know if the headphones are on or off or anything else. That might not bother someone else, but it has made them impractical for me to use. The second drawback is what, for me, are poorly fitting ear cups. My ears are not particularly large or small, but I found these headphones uncomfortable – something that is, of course, a very individual thing. If you have no problem with the controls and find the ear cups comfortable, then these headphones might be a good option for you. They have a very long battery life and offer decent noise cancellation. There’s an app that allows you to adjust the settings, and (after I was able to determine that they were actually on) I found them easy to pair with my iPhone for streaming. So, these are a good, economical set of headphones – just not for me.

As I embarked on a recent journey to India, I sought the perfect companion to immerse myself in the cacophony of travel while maintaining my sanctuary within. Enter the Soundcore Space One True Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-the-Ear Headphones by Anker, a revelation in auditory bliss and travel convenience. From bustling airports to the serene skies, the noise cancellation feature of these headphones proved to be a game-changer. Whether I chose to immerse myself in calming melodies or simply basked in the tranquil silence, the noise cancellation worked seamlessly, shielding me from the outside world and allowing me to indulge in my own auditory oasis. The sound quality, while not audiophile-grade, was more than satisfactory for my needs. Whether I was lost in the rhythm of my favorite tracks or engrossed in a captivating podcast, the audio reproduction was clear and immersive, enhancing every moment of my journey. One of the most impressive aspects of the Space One headphones was their comfort, especially during long flights. Despite extended periods of wear, they remained lightweight and snug, sparing me the discomfort often associated with over-the-ear headphones. This comfort factor proved to be a godsend during the lengthy flights to and from India. Battery life was another highlight of the Space One headphones. With ample juice to power through even the longest of journeys, I never found myself scrambling for a charger mid-flight. This reliability ensured that my auditory sanctuary remained intact throughout my travels. As a newcomer to the realm of noise cancellation headphones, I can't provide a direct comparison to other options on the market. However, based on my experience over the past month, the Soundcore Space One True Wireless Headphones have exceeded my expectations in every aspect. In conclusion, if you're in search of a travel companion that effortlessly combines noise cancellation, decent sound quality, comfort, and reliable battery life, look no further than the Soundcore Space One True Wireless Headphones by Anker. They have truly transformed my travel experience and have earned a permanent place in my carry-on luggage.

I’ll say right at the outset that this is a very nice pair of headphones. Besides the excellent sound quality, the features that stand out most to me are that they are very comfortable, feeling very light on my head, and that they can be connected both with a Bluetooth connection or with the more traditional audio cable. So I can use them both with my phone or tablet, both of which have Bluetooth which allows me to dispense with a cable, and with my desktop computer, which does not have Bluetooth but has a traditional headphone jack on the front panel. Out of the box, the headphones were charged to about 50% of capacity. When you put them on your head and then turn them on, a little voice states the state of charge. If used with the audio jack, they do not need to be switched on to use as the power for the speakers comes through the cable like it always has. To use Bluetooth, you simply switch them on. They go immediately into pairing mode, then find them on your phone’s Bluetooth setup page, connect, and you’re good to go. I had no trouble listening to any audio I chose. Also, once paired, if the phones are switched off and put away, when turned back on, they automatically pair with the same device if it’s in range. There is, of course, and app for these phones, and it allows customization of the sound experience. By this I mean that there are three audio settings, normal, noise-canceling, and transparent, and they do what their names suggest. The transparent setting makes it easier to carry on a conversation with someone with the phones still on your head but the sound mutes somewhat. The phones are also smart enough to know when you remove them from your head, and they automatically switch off. Along with the headphones themselves, in the box are two cables, an audio cable and a USB-C to USB-2 cable. The latter connects to the headphones on the USB-C side, and the former connects to a USB-2 charger to charge them. No charger is included, just the cables. There is also a nice cloth carry bag with a cinch-string closure. All in all, as I said, this is great pair of headphones that should serve most any need.

After the initial charge they won't turn on. Plugged them in again shortly, unplugged, they turned on said battery high. Now they wont do anything. Will be returning.

My first impression started with the packaging. Quality packaging shows the brands expectations of their products and I knew the experience would be good. Even the carry pouch is a nice thick canvas mesh material. In the box came a USB “C” charging cable and 3.5” cable for audio so you have the option of wireless or cable. I am glad more venders are making this available to the consumer as I use both depending on my use of the Phones. Now, my initial set up did not go well. I could not pair the Phones to my cell using the app, however, I realized I was using an app that was already on my phone for another Soundcore product, so I updated the app and was on my way to a successful pairing. I also received a firmware update. The sound quality let me hear tonal nuances of instruments and vocals as if I was in the studio with the artist. Very clear sound experience. I did try manual EQ in the app so I could achieve more bass, but was not impressed with the results. I also used the app defaults which include 8 choices. Signature, Bass booster, Classical, Dance, Acoustic, Bass reducer, Podcast and Deep. I was satisfied with these choices. HearID adds another dimension to customize your listening experience. Easy chat is yet another included feature for phone conversations and you will need to enable this feature in the app. I did make some calls and quality was satisfactory. You can also customize the hard buttons on the phones Switching between ANC and Transparency is easy with hard button on the phones. ANC worked great, no complaints. Last of all, Very comfortable fit. I like the large over ear cushions and the pressure on my head is barely there, yet very snug. These Headphones are a Great Value for all that you are receiving with Fit, Comfort, Customizations, Sound Quality, Versatility and styling.

I bought these headphones in October 2023. I've been very happy with them, but today the left earpiece broke off from the frame and is now just dangling. The same thing happened with a lower-end Soundcore pair, but at least it was two years old by then.