by Anker Space Q45 Adaptive Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Reduce Noise by Up to 98%, 50H Playtime, App Control, LDAC Hi-Res Wireless Audio, Comfortable Fit, Clear Calls, Bluetooth 5.3

So I have been a huge audiophile my entire life driven with rhythm and sound of nature and creation. I have tried many audio devices and have never quite had the experience that I've been able to receive from soundcore audio. I have purchased the p20, p3i, p40i's twice (one for me and my wife), I also have the space q45s. And recently took advantage of the 46% off for the aerofit pro. The q45s functionality clarity and noise canceling are near unparalleled by any other audio device I have ever experienced. These are not active where for me at all. For me these are strictly a sit back relax enjoy the deep immersive isolate of sound. Allowing for sound deprivation of more than -24 decibels in my experience. They are comfortable and not extremely heavy. The control interfaces are very simple and easy to reach and control. The mic quality for calls are very deep. Yet still do not seem to have voice isolation for the receiving end. Unmatched Bass of all other soundcore devices I have used. These are excellent gaming headphones. Perfect for games that require clear sound to find things. Ultimately the value for money is an excellent benefit to anyone that once clear detailed immersive sound isolated experience.

I am a closet audiophile and am fussy about my music. I have listened to much more expensive headphones, and these are better. They have a good full sound with bass that is tight when it is supposed to be and deep when needed. The mid and highs are very good as well. I read that some people feel these are a little tight, I don't find that at all, and I don't have a small head. They are very comfortable and deliver great sound, battery life and excellent noise cancelling on planes; you don't have to play it loud to get a full sound. I have bought 5 pairs now for my family and friends. Highly recommend

I have owned a few speakers from Soundcore and even before they were known as Soundcore (Anker). The general gist of their brand holds true here: budget conscious products that try to strike a balance between very good and forgettable performance. The same is true for the Q45. These headphones are comfortable enough for a short plane ride but not so comfortable that you’d forget they’re on your head. The battery well above average in my experience but not 50 hours of continuous playback to minimize recharging. The sound quality is good but you aren’t going to experience that immersive soundscape that higher priced and performing headphones offer. They’re lower and punchy bass notes are muffled and sometimes distorted at the highest volumes and the high frequencies are there but don’t give you any shimmer or clear ring in playback. So they’re good, not great headphones. I appreciate a decent ANC option which does do a ln above average job of limiting exterior noise. The ambient mic does its job although I prefer slightly more surrounding environment input/level than what is offered. Compared to my Apple AirPod Pros V2, these lag in overall sound quality but offer more battery on board and perhaps a slightly improved noise cancelling feature. They’re fairly easy to use - nothing is unique or out of place for buttons and placement. And they work with everything I own because they’re typical Bluetooth so they will work with tablets, PCs, smartphones alike and not experience connectivity issues or non-compatible challenges. They’re sort of worth the money but only if you really are trying to watch your spending. I believe you can do better if you shopped around the $200-$250 price point.

I own both the XM4 and the Q45, and these are outstanding. They’re bulkier and sit on the head rather than around the ears, which makes them extremely comfortable for long travel days. My ears would sweat with the XM4, but not with the Q45. Out of the box the sound is underwhelming, so I strongly suggest installing the app and running HearID. The difference is significant—much clearer separation between instruments, and the bass is noticeably better than on the XM4 in my experience. They are great with Indie music, Intrumental and Electronic but not so much with Metal. I also love the mechanical buttons. ANC is solid; technically weaker than Sony’s for many people, but I actually prefer it because I get claustrophobic when noise cancellation is too strong. Mics are amazing for what you pay and the transparency mode is better than in XM4. I paid $89, which makes the value incredible. They also look great. One note: I’m a big guy with a large head and they fit me perfectly, but they might be oversized for someone petite or for a child. All in all, I wanted to find something to dipole them for, but it’s just so hard, not only because of the price but because they are actually great! Oh, maybe the clam adjustment goes big when I don’t want to so I have to readjust them almost every time I put the back on, but that’s alright.

I'll keep it short. For context, I own and few good sets of headphones including Grado, B&O, and Sennheisers. The Q45s are incredibly good, not just because of the relatively low price; the sound is detailed and balanced across loads of genres. They are really comfortable and easy to operate, the app is also great. Battery life is massive, noise cancelling is impressive. The supplied case is awesome. What is not to like?

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G'day, mate! Let's crack open a cold one and have a yarn about the Anker Soundcore Space Q45, eh? This little ripper of a headset is a fair dinkum choice for anyone keen on some top-notch noise canceling without breaking the bank. With a price tag of under $150 USD, it's a real bargain, I tell ya! Now, let's chuck a squiz at what makes these earbuds fair dinkum. First off, they're built sturdy as a roo's backbone, so you won't have to worry about 'em carking it on ya after a few tumbles. The pleather padding makes 'em comfy as a koala in a gum tree, but they can get a bit sweaty if you're out and about on a scorcher of a day. The controls are as easy as pie, with buttons on both sides of the headset for playin' tunes, adjustin' the volume, and flickin' the ANC on and off. Plus, they fold up real neat for chuckin' in the case when you're done. Now, I won't beat around the bush – the Soundcore app is a bit dodgy, but it does the job if you wanna tweak the settings. Bluetooth-wise, these babies come with all the bells and whistles, including Bluetooth 5.3 and support for AAC, SBC, and LDAC codecs. Pairin' 'em up is as easy as chuckin' a snag on the barbie – just hold down the power button and you're away laughing. And when it comes to battery life, these blokes are as reliable as an old ute. Anker reckons you'll get a solid 65 hours with ANC off and 50 hours with it on, but in me own tests, they went even longer! Now, let's talk about the elephant in the room – sound quality. Look, they're not gonna blow your socks off like a concert at the Sydney Opera House, but they'll do the job for most listeners. The bass is a bit punchy, the mids are middlin', and the highs can get a bit tinny at times. But hey, if you're not fussy, they'll do ya just fine. Now, here's the real surprise – the microphone is a bloody ripper! Most headphones in this price range sound like you're shoutin' into a tin can, but the Space Q45's mic does a fair dinkum job of cuttin' out background noise. So if you're spendin' your days on conference calls or chattin' with mates, you'll sound as clear as a bell. So, should you chuck a few bob at the Anker Soundcore Space Q45? Well, if you're after a solid pair of ANC headphones that won't break the bank, then yeah, these are the droids you're lookin' for. Sure, they might not have the fanciest sound quality, but for the price, you can't go wrong. Just don't expect 'em to rival the big boys like Sony or Bose. So there ya have it, folks – the Anker Soundcore Space Q45. A fair dinkum pair of headphones that'll do ya proud without emptyin' your wallet. Cheers, mate!

Good deal and easy to use

matériel de qualité, robuste, très bonne qualité de son Se connecte très facilement