soundcore by Anker Space Q45 Adaptive Noise Cancelling Headphones, Reduce Noise By Up to 98%, Ultra Long 50H Playtime, App Control, Hi-Res Sound with Details, Bluetooth 5.3(Renewed)

Very good sound, many settings, you can perfectly adjust it to your needs. A little large, but inside there are large drivers that determine the size and sound. The ANC does not work as well as its competitors; it cuts out low frequencies, but is absolutely not susceptible to midrange frequencies such as speech and announcements on public transport, but good passive sound insulation partially hides this feature. Overall, I am very pleased with the purchase and use the headphones every day, especially since the charge lasts for several weeks, and sometimes more than a month.

Using this last 3 weeks or so. Sound quality is superb. ANC is great, it does switch you off from the noise but one thing I am not happy with is even in ANC mode, while talking, other end can hear the noise. I use this in conference call from the office and it picks up all the noise in ANC. Other than this, rest all good. I would recommend it unless you intend to use for conference call in crowdy environment

No issues looks as new. Sound quality superb and very immersive, app easy to use, good synchronization between sound and video Comfortable Noise cancellation better than my old already good soundcore 46 Like that there is one power button as my last 2 headphones noise cancelling can be on while Bluetooth off leading to inadvertent power drainage. Haven't been checked call quality or battery live yet

So after using these for about a month now I can say that the sound quality on them is great, but only after tweaking the EQ quite a bit, the default sound profile is a bit meh. They also lack bass unless you activate the BassUp feature, however when you do you then lose the ability to tweak the EQ, and your highs and mids take a bit of a hit. Now I don’t know if I’ve got a bad pair but I can often here a very audible hiss, loud music usually drowns it out, but when it catches my attention it’s very annoying! ANC is great for the most part, if I’m just wearing the around the house it blocks out a lot of background noises perfectly, such as my fish tank, the oven, washing machine, etc. However, when I’m on the train to work it does this weird thing where it lets some noise in every few seconds, so it’ll be silent, then I’ll hear the train for a brief second, then silent again. This is very annoying as I bought ANC headphones specifically for my journey to work. While it’s doing this it feels like the sound quality of the music takes a huge hit too. The build quality is good, they’re a bit of a pain to put in the case and I’m never quite sure exactly how you’re meant to fold them up, they’re quite awkward to fold. I’ve pretty much just resorted to throwing them into my bag without the case. So yeah they’re potentially great headphones. If I’m sitting at home listening to music, with the right EQ settings, they’re perfect, and amazing quality for the price, but as soon as I leave the house there’s these few annoyances that keep telling me to send them back and spend a bit more money on another brand.

It's early days for these headphones but so far so good. The sound quality is excellent. Battery life seems great and walking with the ANC on is good however it dosn't like windy conditions. The case is nice and the headphones have a quality feel. An added bonus for me as someone who sufferes from hearing loss is the App having a hearing test which tunes the EQ to your ears, a great feature. I was looking at Sony's originally, but so glad I went with these and saved so much I was able to buy the wife a pair.

Was very disappointed with these. Lots of good reviews but the unit I got only stayed connected for maybe 10 minutes then it would randomly turn off. It was updated to latest firmware but it didn’t even allow me to do a hard reset. When it did work the noise cancellation was good and they were fairly comfortable. A little tight of wearing for longer periods. Apparently it has a great battery life but I’ll never know as I’m sending them back. Too many issues with it. Maybe I got a dud pair but I bought directly from Anker. I wouldn’t risk buying another pair. Will have to look around elsewhere I think.

Delivered in great time, said they are refurbished but they look like brand new, they are great, strongly recommend.

I purchased the Soundcore by Anker Space Q45 Adaptive Noise Cancelling Headphones on Amazon and have several concerns with my experience. While these headphones come with many features, such as the supposedly ultra-long battery life of 50 or 65 hours, active noise cancelling, Hi-res Dual Gold certification, LDAC, Bluetooth 5.3, and more, I have found several issues during my use. Firstly, the battery life of the headphones falls short of the promised duration when using LDAC (without noise cancelling) and lasts for no more than a day. Additionally, the ear cushion material is made of synthetic leather and has a short lifespan, easily becoming damaged. The ear cushions are also not replaceable, which is a significant drawback. Furthermore, while using LDAC, the headphones do not support dual device connection (unlike my other wireless headphones), and when connected wirelessly to a Windows 10/11 computer, LDAC is not available unless you install the Alternative A2DP Driver Configuration, which results in the loss of Dolby and DTS sound effects. There is currently no app available for Windows, so if you want to adjust the sound effects, you must use a mobile app. Regarding sound quality, the headphones perform well in the bass range, but not so much in other frequency ranges. The headphones have significant latency issues when using LDAC mode (over 1 second), frequently disconnecting, making it impossible to use for gaming. I hope that the manufacturer can provide the following services in the future: 1. Replaceable ear cushions. 2. Windows app compatibility. 3. Addition of a gaming mode.