soundcore Space 2 | Comfortable Noise Cancelling Headphones with All-Day Wearing

Happy with my purchase wish i had gotten them instead of getting heavys before the quality of sound is perfect and the colour is my favourite and its very light 10/10 love the extras also like having translating feature etc

Got these space twos and what can I say, they are fantastic. Amazing ANC, great bass and great mids and treble. highly recommend

They're not as comfortable as the Bose QC headphone range, and I wouldn't want to wear these all day, but they're more comfortable than many. The grip is quite tight, partly to help with the noise insulation, but the ear pads are nicely soft. They're large enough to cover my ears and deep enough that I can't feel them touching anything. If you wear glasses, you will feel a bit of pressure on their arms, but it's not uncomfortable.The active noise cancellation is again not market-leading, but effective. Although it talks about being optimised for jet noise - you international jet-setting traveller you! - it reduces voice better than some, which you may see as an advantage or a problem. As usual, a transparency mode is a tap of a button away. Speaking of travel, they fold moderately (and in more than one way, so both ear cups can be closest to the headband, and it's not obvious which is the best way to do it) and come with a not very impressive soft bag that's not enough to protect them from more than scratches.By default, the sound is noticeably bass-heavy. If you download the 'over a quarter of a gigabyte' app, there is an excellent equalisation tuning system where your hearing at various frequencies is tested and a personalised profile is generated. It'd be lovely if more companies could have this.Another rare feature, again enabled in the app, are four 'nap' noises that the headphones will play by themselves: water, white noise, rain etc. Combined with the noise reduction, they can block out most external noise, even if you can only actually nap when your head isn't on one side.You also need that massive app to use the LDAC Bluetooth codec, otherwise you're limited to AAC and the Bluetooth baseline SBC. One of the reasons it's so large is probably that it comes with a completely unnecessary voice/AI assistant and a translator.When I received these, the listing page wasn't available so it was impossible to see what claims were being made for them. Now I can see it, I think they match the reality for once.At £129.99 or £119.99 with a tickbox voucher, they're a good option. I'd still prefer to spend that on a secondhand pair from the Bose QC range in terms of comfort and noise cancellation, but I would miss the personalised sound profiles and the nap noise options.

soundcore Space 2 by Anker, Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Comfortable Fit, 50H Playtime, LDAC Hi-Res Wireless Audio, Dual Connection, Clear Calls, Bluetooth 6.1, Nap Mode, Wearing DetectionA really comfortable and easy to use set of headphones for excellent listening pleasure.The sound quality is superb and they last a long time on a charge.Top quality headphones, highly recommended and good value for money.

My first decent Bluetooth headphones were the Soundcore Q30, and they’re still going strong years later, so I already trust Anker to deliver. These feel like a proper step up.Sound-wise, they’re right up there with much more expensive pairs. You get that Harman-style tuning out of the box, plenty of bass, slightly recessed mids, and clear highs. It’s a fun, easy listen and works across most genres. they have angled drivers, again a premium feature that i only see in more expensive pairs.The ANC is seriously impressive for the price. It’s not absolute silence, but it gets very close, especially with low frequencies. In an office, it almost blocks everything out, and with a bit of pink noise added, you’re properly in your own space. These would be great for planes or travel.Comfort is spot on too. They fit well and disappear once on, so no issues wearing them for longer sessions.Build quality is solid. They’re light but feel premium, especially the metal-style ear cup finishes. Anker’s track record helps here too, the Q30s have proven they can take a knock and keep going.Feature-wise, there’s a lot to like:Nap mode with built-in ambient sounds (pink noise is a great touch)Wear detection works wellHearing test + custom EQ is a genuinely smart addition and not something you usually get at this priceThe only real downside is the lack of a hard case. You get a soft one, which is fine, but for travel, a proper case would’ve made more sense.Overall, these are ridiculously good value. Between the sound, ANC, and features, they’re punching way above their price point.