Space Q45

I've never owned audiophile headphones until a couple months ago. I did research and ended up purchasing the HD 620S because I live near an Interstate and needed to keep the nose to a minimum. That being said, at first, I was running them from my motherboard audio which is an MSI MPG X870E Carbon, w

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

Sounds like its either clipping or the box is leaking. Using Soundcore Q45 headphones and it's rough sounding. 🫡

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

Oh this one is perfect for me to jump into I owned / have owned a number of the more budget friendly ones so here's my take so far. Q45 - can't really say but I was put off by people reporting build issues with hinges breaking etc and as they don't lay flat it's easy to put pressure on the hinge poi

I have many headphones. If you want to still be aware but don't want stuff in your ear I suggest the open earbuds from Anker Soundcore c50i. Ive used the soundcore sport x20 (die at around 8 months w daily use). I have the jbl endurance peak 4s, they are bigger than im used to, but have anc, talkaro

I love them, and this is coming from someone who didnt enjoy the Q45. While the Q45 had great ANC for the budget price when it came out, I was not happy with the sound quality. The space 2 I think is leagues better in sound vs the Q45. The ANC is really good for a budget headphone. The one standout

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.

Do these headphones tell you the battery is low with a voice like the Space Q45 or use unintelligible beeps like the Space One Pro? I made the mistake of 'upgrading' and found the lack of information a huge downside.

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