Space One

My biggest thing was I wanted some solid headphones that were very comfortable. Most headphones I have hurt the top of my head. I had avoided these initially only bc the reviews were not great. After trying out a couple Skull candy headphones that were under $100 I finally tried this pair and they are amazing. First of all they are extremely comfortable with the memory foam all along the top and ears with large openings for ears. They look awesome and premium. They are plastic but they feel nice and are very lightweight which is important. The sound quality was great, honestly its hard for me to really tell a big difference in quality from a $50-150 set. If you are an audiophile you should probably be buying a $250-350 set.
I just wanted a comfortable pair that checked a lot of boxes. The app that goes with this set is also really good and includes equalizer settings. The noise cancellation works for well for me, I always keep it on. I don't know if there are some sets that do 100% cancellation, what matters to me is that there is enough cancellation that I am not distracted by outside sounds. I think this is the perfect pair of headphones in this price range.

Great clear sound and noise cancellation, and enough juice for a cross country roundtrip (by airplanes). However, you need to invest in a decent case instead of the cheap bag included. I use the headphones mostly to listen to audiobooks. For music, Bose remains No. 1.

The noise cancelling works great and touching the left ear cup to hear the outside world is easy and intuitive. The simple preset EQ's work great but I still ordered to create my own "custom" to suit my personal preference and this was easy to do. Really there is nothing close at the price range for the performance and premium feel. Basically these are champagne for beer money.

This is a review for the Anker Space One ANC Headphones: I'm typically an HD6xx user, but in the quest for a more travel/bluetooth friendly headphones, I gave these a shot and was mostly impressed. It paired easily to my computer AND iPhone, and it was generally switching sources within seconds, which I appreciated. Phone calls to folks claimed that my voice was clear and that it sounded great from their end, and they're comfortable to wear.
The noise cancellation does a great job at the general droning things, such as traffic, HVAC, and airplane (at least the simulated type), with the accompanying app giving you the option between Transparent, "normal," and Noise cancelling (with like 5 customizable levels). Normal I found actually allowed in enough sound to make a sort of "white noise/hvac drone" which can be helpful for focus, I guess? Transparent mode does a decent job of letting in sounds, but overall it's a thinner version of whatever is going on in the world.
That brings me to the audio: it's *ok* - neither sparkly on the high end, nor having a lot of body in the low - I've tried the customizable EQ feature within the app, and though it gives you access to an EQ, I feel like the coloring you can do with it is fairly subtle. There are presets you can choose via the app, but again, the shaping it does to the sound feels very limited, like everything is kept within a limit so a user doesn't royally screw up the sound.
All that being said, these headphones feel like a decent all-around value, especially for over-the-ear travel, or someone who's working and needs something to shut out the outside world.

I heard alot of great things about the soundcore anker brand, from the Q30 on up. When I told my friend about me getting these he said he owned a pair of ankers and they were waaayyyy better than both pairs of his beats. With that said he told me be prepared to be very impressed as I never owned a pair of anker headphones before. When I received these and took them out the box they were packaged very well and looked nice and smooth. After charging them fully I decided to test them out in excitement but when I put the volume all the way up I was truly unimpressed. I kept saying to myself I must be doing something wrong, because I'm absolutely sure these should be louder. After tinkering with it a bit in the app I went ahead and did a customized hearing test to improve the sound for my own personal setting and that's when I noticed the sound improvement. It wasn't spectacular sound but it was much more improved than originally. Overall these are better than any headphones I owned previously but I honestly can't compare them to other anker brands like many others have. I do know that at first I wasn't impressed at all straight out the box with the sound but after updating the firmware and tinkering with the hearing custom features it improved alot. The sound is definitely crisp and clear and it can be customized to sound better as I kept tinkering with the EQ. I gave it 5 stars because it's by far better than other headphones I've owned in the past and the features that this has is very impressive. Once you tinker with it a bit you should get the sound quality you are looking for ?