Soundcore by Anker Space Q45 Adaptive Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Reduce Noise by Up to 98%, 50H Playtime, App Control, LDAC Hi-Res Wireless Audio, Comfortable Fit, Clear Calls (Renewed)

I've used this brand for a while. My Space One headphones lasted over two years of daily use, with excellent sound quality, battery life, and build. I recently upgraded to the Space Q45, and the improvement is noticeable. Audio fidelity and ANC performance are superior, and I still only charge them once or twice a week with daily use.At this price point, they offer exceptional value, easily comparable in quality to higher end models from premium brands.

The only few gripes I have with these is that the hinges do end up getting a little soft, and the gripping force isn't strong enough for my head and it's not really adjustable. The cups get in the way and it seems very springy.

These were my first pair of wireless and headphones, and I have used them for about a year and a half and the material is starting to degrade. I don't really care about that much, the noise cancelling is alright, I recently picked up sony xm5 headphones and the noise cancelling is way better. For its price though, I think its definitely worth it, and the app for the headphones is easy to manage.

I had expensive sonys that were probably 3-5 years old and these are equally comparable. I cant justify buying another or something more expensive other than aesthetics or if you have 0% self confidence to need a brand....Liked the joystick on the sonys better to change songs but the new sony doesnt have it anyways so no point....

I got these for myself as a travel/daily-use headset as my gaming headset (also soundcore) is too bulky. This one is light on your head, and buttons are simple. Like any other headset, after a while of wearing it, you can begin to feel discomfort.The three modes are able to be toggled between with a dedicated button, and while I only really use transparency mode, normal mode is fine but I have a personal preference to hear my surroundings. The noise cancelling mode gives me nausea and a headache, but I think that is a personal issue so I am only noting it for those who may also react the same way I do to noise-cancelling functions on any device. The passthrough transparency mode is good enough, and pretty great for a lower-price headset.In terms of build quality, it is definitely serviceable as a headset that weather's daily use. I have used it almost every day since purchasing it, and it has been a champ. The head piece where you can lengthen the sides occasionally gets stuck in my hair (I have long hair), but I also want to note that I lay down A LOT with these, and it has only been an annoying inconvenience every so often. They have been durable thus far, with no damage after frequent use.In terms of audio quality, I would not be the best judge for this, which is ironic considering this is a review. With that being said, I have very much enjoyed the quality of the sound on this headset. I would say this is a great purchase if you want decent audio quality (can't really say if it is better or worse than that, but decide for yourself) but not to spend so much on a daily-driver.Battery performance is great; I use it a few hours every day on average, and I only need to charge it once or twice a week, if that. It is also USB-C, so you won't have much trouble finding a cable to use. I usually just plug it into the same USB cable I have plugged into my desktop that I use to charge my gaming headset.The microphone was something I was not expecting to work as well as it does. Granted, it's not amazing, but I bought this with only the intention of using it for audio, not to speak on. But lo and behold, I was able to take a couple work calls in a pinch, and the mic quality is better than some gaming headset microphones, which surprised me. Just wanted to note this perk.

I am not going to go into details about sound and noise cancelling quality. They were sufficient especially for the price point and for the casual user. In fact, most people would be impressed.For the everyday user or the business traveler such as myself, I would NOT recommend. Mind you, I was a big fan of Anker and their products for some time. However, this pair and the Q35 that I own really let me down.For perspective, I travel to somewhere within the US at minimum several times a month and the head phones go on after airport security and don't come off until I reach my destination. However, BOTH the Q35 and the Q45's cracked just above the earpieces on both side, on both headsets. I'm not hard on the devices and they using just stay over my ears.In addition to the cracked frame, on the Q45's, there is now a loose piece of broken plastic rattling around the left ear.I had both pairs for less than 1 years before this happened on each one.So that part of the review brings it down to 2 stars. What brings it down to 1 you may ask?CUSTOMER SERVICE. They are awful. They would not stand by their product for either pair. Even though it seems to be a design flaw. Needless to say, I purchased a pair of Beats Studio Pros for my daily/travel headphones. I was between the Bose, Sony XM5's. I only went with the Beats because of the steal on Black Friday.Buy these if you desire a cheap, decent sound quality and you won't use everyday headphones.Everyday users and business travelers, spend the extra and get a better brand, build quality, sound quality and hopefully, customer service.

Good for the price