Space One

Best to worst: Soundcore Space One Pro Nothing Headphone (1) Apple Airpod Max Sony WH‑1000XM6 Bose Quietcomfort Ultra (1st Gen) Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3

That is just the best customer service I ever seen.

I send back this email :

Thank you very much for your prompt assistance and for arranging the replacement of my Space Q45 headset (Ticket# LNC864524590).

I really appreciate your support. Before the replacement is shipped, I was wondering if i

I have been a long time user of Beats headphones and I really liked the look of the Solo Pro (which I personally think are the best looking headphones around) so I bought them. But I could only ever use them for an hour at a time because the clamping force was so strong it hurt the top of my head an

Soundcore Space One, los tengo y son una masa. Dura mucho la bateria, cancelacion de sonido muy buena. Son un poco mas caros a 150k, pero lo valen totalmente.

I’m voting Soundcore. I have both the H30i and the Space One Pros. For the value? Absolutely mind boggling.

Like many of you here, I’m a music enthusiast and truly value the products I use for listening. The LG xboom Buds have been my daily companions over the past few days, and I’ve discovered some pretty interesting things about them.

First, let’s talk about what matters most to many—if not all—of us:

I like soundcore space one! they have gotten dropped, thrown (not on purpose), and shoved in many a bag, and they still work lmaocomfy too, fold so they fit in bags

I have some Soundcore Space One’s that are great for their price, with the drawback of not having replaceable pads. The pads in the pic look a lot like mine, so I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re not replaceable. I don’t regret the purchase because these had the best noise cancelling in my budget, b

Seconding the Soundcore rec. I have Soundcore Space One Pros (allegedly slightly better but not by much, got them because I had a $40 coupon on the Soundcore website lol). Also! I think I should do my due diligence and share the RTINGS article. RTINGS does good testing and reviews. You have to pay t

If you don't want to spend hundreds, Soundcore by Anker Space One have good reviews. They were my introduction to noise-canceling headphones and I was floored by the sweet, sweet noise cancelation. They're light and comfy. They're $99 new and $64 refurbished at Amazon right now. I bought refurbished