Soundcore 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, Bluetooth 5.3 (Renewed)

It has all the latest features. After adjusting a bit sounds good, really good even. Not as good as the over $300 others but really is good enough for me and perfect for what I wanted. Bought them renewed and on sale for under $70. At that price, with a case, is an easy 5 star. They seemed brand new. Mostly I use them for Teams meetings and music while housecleaning. The pass through is nice as your voice isn't muffled like my old ones. I do think after using them for several hours they sound a bit better then they did at first. The only negatives for me are they are a bit heavy although comfortable. I do need to adjust them a bit after an hour or so of use. That may be because they are made for people with wide or large heads. I have them at the smallest they go. That works for me but if I bend down to touch my toes, the headband slips. If I paid full new price I'd rate it at 4 stars.

I got these for myself as a travel/daily-use headset as my gaming headset (also soundcore) is too bulky. This one is light on your head, and buttons are simple. Like any other headset, after a while of wearing it, you can begin to feel discomfort. The three modes are able to be toggled between with a dedicated button, and while I only really use transparency mode, normal mode is fine but I have a personal preference to hear my surroundings. The noise cancelling mode gives me nausea and a headache, but I think that is a personal issue so I am only noting it for those who may also react the same way I do to noise-cancelling functions on any device. The passthrough transparency mode is good enough, and pretty great for a lower-price headset. In terms of build quality, it is definitely serviceable as a headset that weather's daily use. I have used it almost every day since purchasing it, and it has been a champ. The head piece where you can lengthen the sides occasionally gets stuck in my hair (I have long hair), but I also want to note that I lay down A LOT with these, and it has only been an annoying inconvenience every so often. They have been durable thus far, with no damage after frequent use. In terms of audio quality, I would not be the best judge for this, which is ironic considering this is a review. With that being said, I have very much enjoyed the quality of the sound on this headset. I would say this is a great purchase if you want decent audio quality (can't really say if it is better or worse than that, but decide for yourself) but not to spend so much on a daily-driver. Battery performance is great; I use it a few hours every day on average, and I only need to charge it once or twice a week, if that. It is also USB-C, so you won't have much trouble finding a cable to use. I usually just plug it into the same USB cable I have plugged into my desktop that I use to charge my gaming headset. The microphone was something I was not expecting to work as well as it does. Granted, it's not amazing, but I bought this with only the intention of using it for audio, not to speak on. But lo and behold, I was able to take a couple work calls in a pinch, and the mic quality is better than some gaming headset microphones, which surprised me. Just wanted to note this perk.

I recently used these on a 15 hour flight, and they held on a single charge. Relatively comfortable, compared to other brands I have used in the past, including big name brands. The control through the app is convenient. The sound quality is good, although I wish they had a bass booster. The noise cancelling is very high quality, based on my experience on a long haul flight, even during take off / landing. The only drawback is that if they are not connected through bluetooth or cable, then they will automatically shut off, which is not a good feature during a long flight. Maybe I missed it but a feature in the settings to disable the auto shut off would be useful (with auto reset next time you turn them on). Highly recommended, if you are considering high quality NC headphones at a reasonable price.

I recently purchased the Soundcore by Anker Space Q45 Adaptive Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, and I am thoroughly impressed with their performance. The noise-canceling feature is top-notch, reducing ambient noise by up to 98% and allowing me to fully immerse myself in my music or podcasts without any distractions. The sound quality on these headphones is phenomenal, delivering crisp highs, deep lows, and a well-balanced overall audio experience. The LDAC Hi-Res wireless audio ensures that I am getting the best possible sound quality, making every listening session a truly enjoyable one. The 50-hour playtime on a single charge is also a standout feature of these headphones. I can go days without needing to recharge them, making them perfect for long trips or extended use throughout the day. The Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity is strong and reliable, providing a stable connection with my devices without any dropouts. In terms of comfort, the headphones are lightweight and have a comfortable fit, allowing me to wear them for hours on end without any discomfort. The app control feature is also a nice touch, giving me the ability to customize the sound settings to my liking. Overall, I highly recommend the Soundcore by Anker Space Q45 headphones. They offer fantastic sound quality, excellent noise-canceling capabilities, long battery life, and a comfortable fit, making them a great choice for anyone looking for high-quality wireless headphones.

I can’t speak to durability as I’ve only had them for a few weeks. The sound quality is excellent and pairs nice sky with my Apple devices. The buttons are actually intuitive, though I will say the folding action is weird for putting them in the case. Battery life is crazy good and probably exceeds the 40-50 hours. I’ve probably listened to 15-20 hours since first charged and they are still 80%. The app is super helpful for a tailored EQ. I have some hearing loss in one ear. The ANC is excellent compared to 1st Gen AirPod Pro’s, which might not be a fair comparison since these have better passive noise cancellation, but that’s what I had. The fit is actually large on me but I have a small head so every adjustment is at the minimum. But as far as comfort I’ve worn them 3 hours straight and the only complaint is my ears get a little warm, but not enough that it bothers me. Call quality is indistinguishable at least to the people I’m talking to from my AirPods. I can say people sound clearer to me though so that’s helpful. I would say worth it.

I got these headphones on sale and refurbished in excellent condition for 80$ my old headphones were the q20s also offered from soundcore that I purchased for 40$ the first thing that surprised me was that the headphones I received looked as if they have never even been opened with all of the original packaging and extras like the case and the cord for wired listening. I was not able to find even a single scratch or any signs of wear on my headphones no matter how hard I looked. I watched many reviews on the space q45s to and they all said they were the best deal for the price point (150$ at the time of reviews) and that they were just as good if not better than their more expensive apple air pod max or Sony headphones which are about double the price. They all had similar complaints about how the top headstrap while not exactly uncomfortable was just a thin piece of metal with no padding and these headphones missing key features like hear Id that were in previous soundcore headphones, I'm happy to say these issues have been fixed by soundcore and my headphones had a new piece of padding along the strap and the app now features hear id along with plenty of other features. These are the clearest sounding headphones I've ever owned and make all of my other earbuds, headphones and headsets a noticeable downgrade when it comes to audio quality and clarity. These things also feature an unbelievable amount of battery life and the noise canceling is the best I've ever used. Overall I'd gives these headphones a 9.5-10 and would recommend these to anyone even at the baseprice (150$)

I am not going to go into details about sound and noise cancelling quality. They were sufficient especially for the price point and for the casual user. In fact, most people would be impressed. For the everyday user or the business traveler such as myself, I would NOT recommend. Mind you, I was a big fan of Anker and their products for some time. However, this pair and the Q35 that I own really let me down. For perspective, I travel to somewhere within the US at minimum several times a month and the head phones go on after airport security and don't come off until I reach my destination. However, BOTH the Q35 and the Q45's cracked just above the earpieces on both side, on both headsets. I'm not hard on the devices and they using just stay over my ears. In addition to the cracked frame, on the Q45's, there is now a loose piece of broken plastic rattling around the left ear. I had both pairs for less than 1 years before this happened on each one. So that part of the review brings it down to 2 stars. What brings it down to 1 you may ask? CUSTOMER SERVICE. They are awful. They would not stand by their product for either pair. Even though it seems to be a design flaw. Needless to say, I purchased a pair of Beats Studio Pros for my daily/travel headphones. I was between the Bose, Sony XM5's. I only went with the Beats because of the steal on Black Friday. Buy these if you desire a cheap, decent sound quality and you won't use everyday headphones. Everyday users and business travelers, spend the extra and get a better brand, build quality, sound quality and hopefully, customer service.

I own and use a wide range of headphones. I listen to music and movies at home. I also work in live music and broadcast as an engineer. I wanted a bt headset for ease of movement at home. I've had this model for a couple of weeks. The bt connection is solid and reliable on my tablets, phone, and tv. The sound quality is acceptable but not "great" compared to my wired Sonys, Beyerdynamics, AKGs. Once you compare better phones, you'll understand. I'm not talking lack of hyped bass. I mean full balanced fidelity. The Q45 is not bad. Just not great. The ear pads are not painfull. They really do block noise even when powered off! I have not really experimented with the two NCing settings. I acidentally had it on while watching a movie. I heard an odd digital "warble" tone even when there was no audio signal. I turned off the NC and it was gone and never came back, even with NC turned on. Overall, these phones will work on camping trips (wife sleeps while I watch tv in the camper). They also kill snore sounds, just by putting them on. I'll keep them. I would be interested in comparing the higher end model to see if they sound better.