Anker Soundcore Space One – Noise Cancelling Headphones – A3035

Description

Anker Soundcore Space One – Noise Cancelling Headphones – A3035

Anker Soundcore Space One – Noise Cancelling Headphones – A3035 have a comfortable fit and awesome audio output, thanks to the 40mm dynamic drivers and App support for customization. Enjoy wireless seamless connectivity through Bluetooth V5.3. To control volume, and pause/play, the device comes equipped with intuitive touch buttons to ensure the best user experience. The battery is equally awesome, offering 40 hours of playtime with ANC off. Buy Anker Soundcore Space One headphones at Titanium, available in Jet Black, Latte Cream, and Sky Blue.

Pros

• Lightweight and foldable hence easily stored and portable
• Textuted material on the sides of the earcups helps with the grip
• Adjustable hinges on the earcups
• Autopause-autoplay when put on or off.
• The multipoint connection allows seamless switching between several audio sources.
• On-ear sensor detection pauses music automatically when you want to converse with someone.
• The passthrough feature activates automatically when you start speaking.
• App Support for audio customization
• Good battery life, with a quick charge option.
• Anker Soundcore Space One Headphones have decent Ambient Noise Cancellation.
• Support for LDAC codec, enabling hi-res audio (rare for headphones at this price point)

Cons

• The build quality feels cheap
• Button layout is not user-friendly and is cumbersome for effective device control.
• Anker Soundcore Space One Headphones have wear detection issues, which affect the reliability of the automatic play/pause button.
• EQ tweaks may be necessary to achieve the desired sound quality

Verdict

Anker Soundcore Space One headphones stand out for their ambient noise-canceling capabilities, high-resolution audio support, and value for money. The pair can deliver a captivating listening experience by silencing external noise and providing high-quality audio. However, the Soundcore Space One headphones feel a little cheap, based on the material in their build-up. The pair require EQ tweaks for optimal sound quality, and the controls do not offer the best of user experience when fiddling with them for adjustments. Overall, the headsets are a solid choice if you are looking for affordable noise-cancelling headphones.