SoundcoreSpace One Pro, FlexiCurve Over-Ear Headphone, Adaptive Active Noise Cancelling Headphones Driven by 6 Mics, 60H Lossless Audio, Ultra-Fast Charging, Hi-Res Wireless, Comfortable Fit

I haven't had them super long but I love everything about them! I'm a huge Soundcore fan, and these don't disappoint! They seem a bit pricey, but they look really good, they're super comfortable and fold up small. The controls work well, they connect to my phone seamlessly. They work well with the app which is also really nice and looks great. I got the hard zipper case with them for free and so that was an awesome touch. They charge fast, have great sound and ANC, hold tons of battery/last forever. The *only* possible negative for *me* is that they're actually a little too big for my head on the absolute smallest setting, so while the bigger size it probably very welcome for most, it's a bit of an annoyance for those with a medium or small head, and it's weird because my old JBL almost felt snug, but I couldn't extend them because then they just wanted to fall off. Overall, these are an excellent value and they look really great, some headphones are hideous lol.

So these are the updated version of the Space One headphones. They fold up super small, and the adjustment is super smooth. The ear cups swivel almost 270 degrees, to better fit your head. It has physical buttons, which might be a turn off for some people, personally I prefer physical buttons. It can use the LDAC codec, just like the Space Ones do, and it also supports spatial audio, but not both at the same time, through the Soundcore app. I didn't notice a *huge* difference in the sound between the Space Ones and these but there is definitely a difference.They're not the loudest headphones, but they can get pretty loud, they definitely went for quality of sound over max volume, which again, I prefer, it is loud enough to drown out the stuff around you but not so loud it hurts you.For some reason they removed the wear sensor, so these don't automatically pause when you remove them like the Space Ones did, and the "hold your hand over the ear cup to talk" is also not present, but they are better at auto adjusting when you talk unlike the old ones that were a bit of a hair trigger(at least for me).The active noise canceling is so much better on these. I live in a semi-busy area of my town and with the ANC on I can't hear any of it, you get a little of the low sounds if you're really close to it but like it's dead silent. The transparency mode is also miles ahead of the Space Ones, it's not Apple Airpods good but I can listen to music pretty loud and still hear what's going on around me to a very reasonable degree, they definitely improved the ANC the most with these.They don't weigh all that much more than the space one, it's about the same, these beat it out on that by maybe a quarter lb but honestly they're about the same, but they feel lighter on your head with the clamp force being just a smidge lighter, and the padding on the ear cups and the headband you don't even notice you're wearing them after a minute.The battery says it lasts 60h, 40h with ANC on, and if anything I think that's lowballing it a bit because I got about 45h with ANC on and playing music pretty loud through them. They also charge pretty fast, they say 5m is equal to 1h and that sounds about right to me. It charged from dead flat to full charge in about an hour.My biggest quibble with these is that for the price you're paying, you still only get a 3 inch cord, a 6 inch aux cord, and a faux leather carrying bag, not a proper case, but that seems to be the norm anymore sadly.Calls are crystal clear, and the microphone works fantastic for phone calls, I use them as my headset for longer calls for just that reason.Is it worth the $200 price point? The ANC is definitely a huge improvement over the Space Ones, and the sound is marginally better, they feel better on your head, they fold up super tight, and they're much better material so I'd say yes, but if you can't afford $200, I'd say stick with the original, they work just fine as well.

I have had these headphones for about 1 month, and so far they're really good—honestly a steal once they go on sale. The Space One Pro headphone sounds really good out of the box, but just make sure you turn on LDAC and download the app.The build quality feels pretty good but has a little plastic feel to it; apart from that, I have no complaint about the build quality. One of my favorite features would be the foldable design; it's really nice and easy to carry around. Plus, the battery life is so good; it's honestly the best. I used it for a whole week and never even charged it. However, I wish the headphones were just a bit lighter, but overall, they're very comfortable, and I have no issue with long use. I would say it's almost perfect in my opinion and for my use case, but there is one issue: ANC on the bus makes a loud popping noise when the drive is not smooth. I think it's because the microphone is shaking inside or something; that way, it makes a very unpleasant popping noise. Other than that, it's a perfect headphone.To top it off, I snagged an incredible bundle deal for about $150, which included the headphones and an excellent quality carrying case! This case provides excellent protection and makes traveling with my headphones easy without worrying about my headphones breaking. The value I got for that price is a steal, in my opinion.Overall, Space One Pro is a very solid choice. Offering a good listening experience and very good sound quality, great build quality, and comfort. They are my go-to headphones for everything now. I would highly recommend this to my friends and family if they want a solid, easy-to-use headphone. A well-deserved 5 stars, especially considering the bundle!