Customer Ratings & Reviews

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

I like my headphone it can routes and its clear in sound and its good for traveling

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.

The SoundCore by Anker Space One wireless headphones comes with the headphone itself, a carry bag, an instruction pamphlet, a short USB-C charging cable and a 3.5 mm AUX audio cable. Setup was very easy. As with most modern devices these days, you just download the SoundCore app and click on “Add Device” and it will find your headphones and allow you to customize them to your preference. In my case, it also detected a new firmware was available and updated my headphones. With the app, you can enable/disable features such as “Touch to Enable Easy Chat” where by touching the left earpiece, it lowers the music volume and disables Active Noise Cancellation so you can have a conversation with someone. There is also a beta feature where you can enable the headphones to automatically detect when you are talking so it automatically lowers the volume. The app allows you to customize how some buttons (such as the Noise Control button) works and allows you to customize the Active Noise Cancellation settings and have access to an EQ or use one of their 22 EQ presets. I found myself liking the default “SoundCore Signature” preset and didn’t feel the need to adjust the EQ at all. There is also an option to customize the sound according to the results of a hearing test. Overall, I found the app to be easy to use and offer a lot of features. The headphone is light and feels very comfortable. This is my first non–gaming headphone and I was immediately surprised and impressed by how well it handles playing music compared to my gaming headphones. For me, the sound quality is fantastic. I think it provides the best sounding bass compared to my other headphones. I think the bass is punchy and distinct and not muddy or overly boomy like some of the other headphones I’ve tried. The midrange is very precise, detailed, and crisp. Vocals and instruments come out very clear to me. I can hear details in songs that I didn’t hear before. The headphones also provide a wide and immersive soundstage. Active Noise Cancellation also worked really well too. While wearing these headphones typing on my computer I couldn’t hear the keyboard clicks. Battery life is also great. After using these headphones for almost 2 hours, the battery was still practically at 100%. Overall, I can easily recommend these headphones. It is comfortable and lightweight. The sound quality is excellent. The battery life is superb. It has very good active noise cancellation and I also appreciate the flexibility with being able to use these headphones both wirelessly and in wired mode. For the price, I think it punches way above its weight and compares favorably with more expensive headphones. It’s a fantastic value.

PROS: LIGHT - These Soundcore noise-cancelling headphones are the lightest headphones I've ever worn (and I've worn many). COMFORT - It is clear that Anker wanted to ensure that comfort was one of its priorities because these are VERY comfortable to wear. The ear cups are large for all ear sizes and the weight distribution is very balanced. OPTIONS - To get the most out of these, you will need the Soundcore app which allows you to equalize and set up your own sound profile. It also has 22 preset EQ settings depending on the music you like. Audio jack and cable included! Transparent mode allows you to listen to your environment. TECHNOLOGY - Noise cancelling features are excellent especially while music is playing simultaneously. They have "Adaptive Noise Cancelling" which is supposed to adjust with your environment, although it's sort of hard to tell what changes. CHARGE - 5 min charge gets you 4hrs and a full charge gets you 40-55 hrs. USB-C cable included, but no wall plug SOUND QUALITY - So crisp and adaptible. CONS: PORTABILITY - These don't fold so if you're carrying them, they'll be full size. This is understandable though because less hinges means the headphones remain lighter. BUTTONS - Lots of newer headphones have touch and slide features on the sides of headphones, these have buttons. On the other hand, it's good to have that tactile feel, but this one is up to user preference. DURABILITY? - I put a question mark on this because only time will tell. However, I'm skeptical of the soft material on the ear cups and the upper headband. At least the headphones come with a duffel carrying pouch to protect them. Bass? Check. Mids? Check. Treble? Check. Highs? Check. I highly recommend these.

Searched for a BT connectable headset with mic. The Space One by Soundcore was middle of road price. Easy link set up for IOS products. Audio is comparable to my studio hard wired REM set. Great sound for on the go! Battery life is multiple day with audible level reminder. Have not used for telecommunications, so cannot rate mic quality. Ear pieces are comfortable for normal size adult. Suggest purchase of ear covers if sharing with others. Function buttons on ear pieces are easily intuitive. Hard wire option on this model is perfect for in-flight use. Carry bag, USB-C and mini plug cords are included accessories, but were not listed in package from BB. website.

This is the newest version of the over ear noise canceling headphones from Anker. The name is a mouthful, but it has a bunch of great features for the price. I was really impressed with the sound on this set of headphones. I would say they are just about as good as my “other most popular brand” of ANC headphones. I think the default signature for the phones is very heavily bass optimized, so if you like a more even and accurate setting, you’ll need to use the app. I am so glad they support the better audio codecs on Android (LDAC) over Bluetooth because it makes it so much easier! And speaking of easier, I have a Pixel and on turning this set on, I got a dialogue for Fast Pair for easy connection to my Pixel Fold. They actually got it to work right! Excellent! Comfort. They are fairly comfortable… above average. I wore them for an hour and I didn’t feel like they were hurting my ears. The controls are pretty basic and are easy to understand. But, I don’t know if I love having the track control and volume on the same button. I did have some issues with control because of this. It makes sense that you would hold down the down button in order to lower the volume instead of mashing it. If you hold it down, it reverses the track. Not great. The App is just another app. There’s controls of all types for headphones including EQ, ANC adjustment and yes, you can turn off the annoying voice on the headphones. A big improvement against Bose! Ok, you want to know what the noise cancellation is compared to the most popular brand. Well, they’re not as good, they’re excellent for being so much less than half the price of that brand, and that means something. I’d say for the price, they’re a very good performer. This set of headphones, at the price is amazing. They are an exciting listen and cancel noise fairly well for the the price.

I gave these five stars because of the price, features, and sound quality. I have lots of over the ear headphones ranging from $30 to $400. Even those these are on the cheaper they have a lot of features and sound very good. These will not replace my $400 headphones, but these will be used for travel and other places I don’t want to take expensive headphones. When I first got these and hooked them up to my tablet I was a little disappointed with sound and bass. Then I realized I needed to download their application to fine tune/setup the headphones. Once I downloaded the app, the headphones received an update that drastically changed the sound of the headphones for the better. The app is very easy to use and allows you to customize some of the buttons on the headphones, change the equalizer, and learn more about the device. I like that the equalizer allows you to customize your own, pick from multiple preset ones, or use the app to create a perfect equalizer for your ears. The headphones themselves are not flashy (which I love) and the controls are easy to use. On the headphones you have power, volume up/down also controls skip forward or back, play pause also can be used for answer and hangup phone call, and noise canceling (cycles through the three modes). If you place your hand over the left speaker it mutes the music and turns off noise canceling to allow you to hear the environment around you. Once you take your hand off the music plays and the noise canceling turns back on. These headphones also have a feature that if you take off the headphones it will pause whatever is playing. I had a little trouble with this feature as it worked sometimes but not always. The sound on these headphones is full and rich. I listen to all different types of music and these headphones play everything with ease. The noise canceling does a great job as I couldn’t hear anything penetrating in from noisy environment I tested them in. Even if you do not have anything playing the noise canceling works pretty well if you just need a quiet moment. I also like the fact that these headphones use Bluetooth or can use an AUX cable as well. It’s nice to have that choice if your device has a headphone output. Battery life has been stellar as well, I used them for about 8 hours watching tv at a moderate level and only used 10% of the battery. So these will last a long time on a single charge. They are also very comfortable to wear and did not cause my ears to get hot like other ones have. Overall these are a solid buy considering the functions and sound quality at the price point. The headphones also came with a carrying bag, charging cable, and an aux cable. The carrying bag is nothing fancy but nice to be able to keep cables and headphones all in one place.

I’ve been using the Soundcore Space One headphones for a couple of weeks now, and I have to say—they’ve exceeded my expectations in every way. Right out of the box, the design felt sleek and modern. I got the Jet Black version, and it looks as good as it sounds. The headphones are super lightweight, and the ear cups are very comfortable, even during long listening sessions. The noise cancellation is impressive, especially for the price. It blocks out most background noise when I’m at the gym or commuting, and I love the adaptive ANC that adjusts depending on where I am. The transparency mode is also really helpful when I need to stay aware of my surroundings. Sound quality is clear and powerful. The bass is strong without being overwhelming, and the mids and highs are clean. I’m not an audiophile, but I can really tell the difference compared to my old headphones. Plus, the Soundcore app lets me tweak the sound exactly how I like it with different EQ presets. Battery life is incredible—I only charge them once a week, even with regular use. And the fast charging feature has saved me more than once when I forgot to charge before heading out. The only small downside is that the build is mostly plastic, so I’m handling them carefully to avoid any stress on the hinges. Also, the pouch included isn’t protective, so I’d recommend getting a hard case separately if you travel a lot. Overall, these headphones are a steal at this price. Great sound, effective ANC, long battery life, and comfortable fit. Highly recommended!

These headphones are not the first Soundcore or Anker product I have owned. I have a set of Soundcore earbuds and a few of their charging cables. Like Anker’s other products, these headphones are a reasonable price and an excellent value for the performance they offer. Pros 1. Solid build quality and comfortable to wear. The hinges that allow them to fold for storage are tight and there is no squeaky plastic sound when adjusting them or wearing them. Plastics are nicely textured with a subtle design. I am bald and the headband is nicely cushioned for wearing for longer periods. My wife and daughter have braids and they said they fit well with no pulling from hair getting caught in hinges and plenty of adjustment. 2. Active noise cancelling (ANC) is effective and has a lot of adjustments to fit your use – allowing you to pick different levels, use an adaptive setting that adjust with background noise, and a few options to allow audio pass through for conversations or awareness (like walking on a street). With full noise cancelling on at moderate volume – all background noise and most conversations are blocked out (I have actually missed people talking to me completely with the volume up). 3. Physical buttons for volume, noise cancelling mode changes, play/pause, and power/pairing which are far more reliable than touch controls that some headphones have. 4. Good sound quality with high quality audio over Bluetooth (LDAC) support and a lot of audio adjustments via the Soundcore app. The app offers an audio test to help you set your equalizer settings – which is cool, but I still had to make some tweaks to the equalizer to get the bass where I wanted – overall volume and clarity are good. 5. Excellent battery life. I have not had to recharge them yet, but in the 5 days I have owned them, I am averaging around 2% per hour of listening with LDAC and noise cancelling enabled (this is in line or a little better than the 40 hours provided by Anker in the specs with these features enabled – it is 55 hours LDAC and ANC off). 6. Wired operation (with an included 4ft headphone cable) is available for devices that don’t support Bluetooth and you can even use it as a headset for calls via the wire. 7. Works well as a headset and even has a wind noise reduction option via the Soundcore app. I didn’t test this in a windy place, but phone calls I took while wearing them around the house were clear on my end and people on the other end said I sounded as good or better than when using my cellphone. 8. Wearing detection works great to pause playback if you take the headphones off (once you configure it in the app). Things to Consider 1. The Soundcore app is excellent, but also required to get the most out of these headphones. Default audio settings are just adequate, and these really work better with the equalizer available in the app. You also have to use the app to enable hi-res audio and wearing detection. Just make sure to disable any default equalizers in your phone audio settings to avoid conflicts with the app's equalizer (I was getting some weird reverb from having my Motorola’s default Dolby audio enhancements on with the Soundcore equalizer).

This headset may not look the best or trendy, but everything else is top notch. There are minor issues that other high end headset don’t have, but it makes up with sound quality, features and comfort. Regarding comfort, the soft padding is very comfortable and creates a perfect seal so when blocking ambient sound, it works well. It come with the most useful feature not found on any of my other headsets… hearing test which helps to automatically adjust the volume. It only has one touch command which is used to activate or deactivate ambient sound during conversations. This can be done automatically too. It has physical volume and off and on buttons. Another minor deficiency is the fact that neither the up nor the announcer tells how much percentage of battery charge remains… is either full or not. The app has many features that can be adjusted such manual equalizer, multiple sound settings from music categories such as pop, classical, Rock etc. The build quality is good and the battery an entire day with heavy use. Unfortunately no exact percentage charge remaining is available either by app or announced, though there is an icon indicator in the app. This is a set worthy consideration as a gift or for pc or phone companion.

These soundcore Space One noise cancelling headphones are top notch. I will begin by saying that they come well packaged in very sturdy packaging. What I found inside the packaging other than the soundcore headphones was a quick start guide, carrying bag, USB -C charging cable and an AUX cable to use when Bluetooth isn’t available. Inside of the packaging was everything needed to get started listening uninterrupted. Getting the Space One headphones setup was very easy. The first thing I did was turned on the space one headphones. Once turned on the soundcore headphones were already in pairing mode. I then went to settings on my cellphone and was able to connect to them instantly. Once connected I downloaded the soundcore app and the app picked up that my phone was connected to the Space One headphones. The app then prompted me that I had an update waiting and the update was installed in under two minutes. Through app I am able to control if I want noise cancellation, normal mode or transparency. I also have the option to turn on wind noise reduction or customize the sound effects to my liking. The app comes preloaded with 22 different sound effects. What blew me away was that the app conducted a hearing test and was able to set the equalizer to a setting that was perfect for my listening enjoyment. The app is a must for these Space One headphones. Listening to music with these soundcore Space One headphones is just simply amazing. The bass emitted from them is hard hitting, but pleasant to the ears. The bass does not overpower the music. The treble is crisp and lends to hearing instruments clearer than I’ve heard in a long time. The music is clear, but the voice coming through is amazing. It’s been a while since I’ve had a set of headphones that put the music front stage like the Space One headphones. The active noise cancelling ability of these soundcore headphones is simply the best. It really tames the noise around me. When you in a house with 3 kids and need some quiet time to think or work, the Space Ones have you covered. I am able to catch a few moments of quiet after a hard day’s work to listen to a podcast or some good music to let the day go with these headphones. Although if you see something going on or your significant other is trying to carry on a conversation with you, just go into transparency mode. In this mode I can turn down my music, have it in the background and carry on a conversation. All in all, the soundcore Space One headphones are a must. They are well priced and sounds as good if not better than those much more expensive ones. I 100% recommend these for anyone wanting a good set of high-quality headphones. I will be using mine on the daily.

These Sound great to me especially for the price. Their Comfortable, Noise cancelling not bad, connectivity great IPhone, Battery life excellent,

These Soundcore Space One headphones are excellent. The sound quality is clear and powerful, and the adaptive noise cancellation works very well for focusing, listening to music, watching videos, and taking calls. They are comfortable to wear for long periods, and the over-the-ear design feels premium and secure. The battery life is also great for daily use. Overall, these headphones offer strong performance, comfort, and very good value.

Very nice headphones. sound is great, nicer comfort than I have ever had with any other over the ear headphones, easy bluetooth connectivity, and good battery life. Price is very competitive and somewhat easier than other brands. Should have purchased these sooner.

The Soundcore Space One are comfortable and have good battery life, but they're bulky and look big when worn. Noise cancellation is acceptable, not the best, and the maximum volume isn't very loud.

Just so people are aware, Soundcore is Anker's line of audio products. Anker came into the scene seemingly out of nowhere as a prominent figure in the electronics and accessories market over the past few years. I'd put them on par with more established companies like Belkin and Mophie at this point. I've been purchasing their gallium nitride (GaN) technology power bricks and cables for ages now and have been fairly happy with my purchases. This is actually my first Soundcore product and I'm honestly surprised at how well it does compared to my other active noise cancelling (ANC) over-ears. I quite literally own all the mainstream ANC headsets by Sony, Bose, and Apple and TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE PRICE, this is a great option. Sound quality could be better - particularly with the richness of the sound itself and the overall soundstage/fullness of the sound itself. However, you can make it sound better when you tweak the settings through the Soundcore app. The app also lets you play around with the noise cancelling, which was surprisingly good and honestly on par with much more expensive options. I would say this would be a GREAT gift for high school/college-level students and even for those who just want something affordable with ANC. I tried them on a 3-hour domestic flight and it did a phenomenal job of drowning out the standard cabin noises, including a crying toddler! I never got to test out the full capacity of the battery but this thing is rated for 40 hours with the ANC on and 55 hours with the ANC turned off, which is entirely very impressive. I wouldn't recommend these for those who want to use these primarily for phone and conference calls as the microphone isn't particularly great. I don't know if it's the noise reducing microphones or what but the people I spoke with mentioned that I didn't sound all that clear, if anything a little "distant" from the mic itself. Overall, though, a great budget option for people seeking a reasonably-priced, ANC-compatible b/t headset.

These headphones have all of the features of the top headphones today. The noise canceling is competing with the likes of Sony and Bose. The call quality is okay for the cost. The comfort is wonderful when wearing for long periods of time. OMG! They battery life is amazing. Evertime I turned the headphones on after the initial charge get a prompt stating the battery level is high. The soundcore app is extensive but easy to navigate. You can't go wrong if you decide to pick up a pair of these headphones. By the way, the bass is pretty good. Thought I needed to mention that because some people were saying the headphones had no bass. Get a pair ASAP!

Great clear sound range. Very comfortable. Battery has a very good life. Easy pairing

I was really satisfied with these headphones. I needed to grab a pair for a long road trip and these had everything I needed: more than adequate sound, noise cancellation and transparency mode, and an equalizer because I like to customize the sound in case the bass wasn’t enough right out of the box. I personally did not need to change any sound settings. Does the audio quality sound like $400 headphones for a $100 price tag? No. But they were more than adequate for what I needed and now I prefer them over my $300 beats. Another thing I shouldn’t neglect to mention, the comfort on these is unmatched. They are over-ear that are big enough to be comfortable while wearing glasses. I didn’t know that was possible for me. They are lightweight and dont give you a headache or press down hard on your head.