Soundcore by Anker Space Q45 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones

Name: Soundcore by Anker Space Q45 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones
Brand: Soundcore
SKU: sku6000543
Rating: 4.4 (70 reviews)

Color

Black

Price

$149.99

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Overview

Immerse yourself in your favorite tunes with the Soundcore by Anker Space Q45 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones. The refined, ergonomic design allows for long-lasting comfort. 40mm drivers have a double-layer diaphragm for intense bass and treble. And, LDAC mode transmits up to 3x more data than standard Bluetooth® for hi-res wireless sound.

98% less noise.
Adaptive noise cancelling targets and blocks out a wider range of noises. And, with 5 noise cancelling levels, you can customize your ANC to match your location.

Long-lasting battery.
Up to 50 hours of battery life can outlast your longest listening session.¹ And, if you're low on battery, charge for 5 minutes to get up to 4 hours of play time.¹

¹ Battery life and charge cycles vary with use, settings, and other factors; actual results will vary.

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Reviews

4.4

70 reviews

67% of reviewers recommend this product.

Kimberly . 6 months ago

Recommended by my mom in place of BOSE noise cancellation headphones for school. Definitely an incredible substitute. The ultra bass is to die for, and i cant hear anything outside when im wearong them.

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Dan . 9 months ago

Very good audio, amazing battery life. Wired connection has the best sound but it is still wonderful when using bluetooth. I have bought multiple sound core products and i have never been dissatisfied.

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Specs

Features

Adaptive noise cancelling
App with 5 noise cancelling levels
Up to 50 hours of playtime¹
Charge 5 minutes for up to 4 hours of playtime¹
40mm sound drivers
Ergonomic build with comfort enhancing details
Hi-res wireless sound

Specs

Dimensions: 6.34 x 3.46 x 7.44 in.
Weight: 9.90 oz.

SKU#

A3040Z11

What's in the box

Soundcore by Anker Space Q45 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones
USB-C Cable
AUX Cable
Travel case

Reviews

Soundcore by Anker Space Q45 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones Reviews

4.4

70 reviews

67% of reviewers recommend this product.

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Kimberly . 6 months ago

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Dan . 9 months ago

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Mute in all cases

Oleg . 10 months ago

I ordered them to use in office where noises in open space. Muting calls on third-party communication software, such as Zoom or Microsoft Teams and this is key future that I need. I really don't understand why is it problem, to mute a headphones and you trying to integration with software

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Audrey . 10 months ago

I love my headphones! Great sound and super comfortable.

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Good, but aren't built to last

Maeve . 10 months ago

Though the sound quality, battery life, and comfortability are solid for the most part, every pair of these headphones I have had have broken within the first 6-18 months of use. The plastic above the earmuffs themselves is flimsy and exceedingly breakable, and though I take good care of my headphones, their daily usage quickly proves to be far too much for their design. It's truly unfortunate how much care was put into the quality of the sound but not the stability of the body.

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awsome

Bennett . 11 months ago

these headphones are GREAT! They are very comfortable and lightweight, with decent clamp force. As weird as this may sound, they need a bit more. They aren’t super stable if you lean forward/backward, or if you are head banging to whatever you listen too. You will need to hold them. One more thing, the right plastic peice on the arm(or whatever you call it) broke just before it turns to the metal. It seems to be a prominent issue with this model on Reddit and a few other reviews here. I do love these though. The ANC is great, not perfect, though the pressure it causes is kinda high. The transparency mode is mid, sounds of static and is quite quiet. I often find myself just taking the headphones off to talk to someone, even if they are sitting next to me. The bass? How do i put this… MY EARS!!! I’m decently a bass head, these do the job. Tons of bass, clear highs and mids, these sound great. The app helps a lot if i dont want a ton of bass, though rare. Overall, i would highly recommend these if you dont wanna spend both your kidneys and maybe an arm on more premium headphones. Go with the new space one pros if you need something with better transparency, ANC, and sound quality, but these will do for most.

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Rafael . 11 months ago

Feels and sounds good, but can cause some fatigue with extended wear due to the clamp strength

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Not as advertised

Bryan Warren . 1 year ago

I returned these. Noise bleed out so people around me heard phone convos and music. And for that reason I didn’t like them.

Not quiet around me.

Weezy522 . 1 year ago

Passengers on the plane complained saying they my headphones were too loud. They keep sound from coming in. But they don’t keep sound from blaring out. Good sounding tho. But for that reason I gotta return them.

Too big

Rachel . 1 year ago

I wanted to like these headphones so badly but they are too big. I have an average sized head and did not think this would be a problem, but even adjusting to the smallest setting they are too big.

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Frank Greg . Jan 17, 2024

I'm not aware of how wireless phones work. Wouldn't I need something at the source to put out a signal that the phones can read. If I'm playing a record on a turn table how do I get the signal out to the phones ?

Answer from Verizon Customer Support2 years

Wireless headphones work via BlueTooth technology. You would need a device, like a cell phone, for the headphones to connect, and then you could play music from the cell phone and listen on the headphones. Learn more about BlueTooth here: https://www.bluetooth.com/ -Joseph

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