Space Q45

Here's the thing with the q30 series models: Their stock sound isn't good, and they have a very overblown bass out of the box. The special thing about them is that once you EQ them, they sound so much better. The q45's overall tone/timbre is such a downgrade that it cannot be fixed with the EQ like

I don't think I normally listen to music too loud. I had the Anker Soundcore Q45 headphones that didn't sound great. They had a neat feature that was able to tell you the dB level. Not sure if it was accurate, but I normally listen to music around 50-60dB according to the app.

I am a big fan of the Q30s. I believe they are the best budget headphones (sound wise and features) out there. I always wondered what the Q45s would be like considering the price difference. One day when my 3rd pair of Q30s was nearing its end I decided to splurge on the Q45s. I actually found the s

I've been using the Anker Soundcore Q35 for the past 3 years, but they don't manufacture them anymore so I bought the 'upgraded' Q45. I messed with the EQ levels and had to crank the Bass all the way to max just for it to sound similar (in bass) to the Q35. Could be that were defective, but I'm unsu

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

Hey there, that's a tough situation, but unfortunately, it's something that can happen with ANC headphones over time. While it's not "normal" for the ANC to fail so quickly, it's not unheard of. It could be a firmware issue, a software glitch, or a physical problem with the microphones used for nois