Space Q45

Anker Soundcore Q45 I don’t like vinyl earcups so I got some 3rd party ones and forcefully replaced them. They do get a little sore on the top of my head after a while though

My only problems with my Space One Pro over the Q45's I had, are that instead of just saying 'battery low' or 'transparency' or 'noise cancelling' etc, they just use beeps and there's not even a guide to tell you what those mean. That was a terrible downgrade. However, sound and comfort have been fi

Yeah, I saw your other posts and replies, those people haven't tried Q45. With glasses they create pressure on the side of the head, making them very unbearable to wear for more than 2 hours. Don't get them then. Instead check out Space One, it's pretty alright. Soundcore Q30 is also alright. Soundc

Soundcore outside of the Q35 and Space One / Space One Pro are fairly notorious for build quality issues. The Q30s have a lot of reports of the headbands breaking. The Q45 have issues with the hinges breaking as they don't lay flat fully. The Soundcore has less creaks than the Jlabs at least the Spa

I finally tried the Soundcore Space One and the Q45. And I must say that both are neither perfect. The Space One has some really good features such as easy chat. They also sound very good, the bass is pretty high and pretty well balanced. But the only thing that I didnt like, was how uncomfortable t