soundcore Anker Space Q45 White A3040021

So nice, I am really impressed

Product arrived in perfect condition. Highly recommended

G'day, mate! Let's crack open a cold one and have a yarn about the Anker Soundcore Space Q45, eh? This little ripper of a headset is a fair dinkum choice for anyone keen on some top-notch noise canceling without breaking the bank. With a price tag of under $150 USD, it's a real bargain, I tell ya! Now, let's chuck a squiz at what makes these earbuds fair dinkum. First off, they're built sturdy as a roo's backbone, so you won't have to worry about 'em carking it on ya after a few tumbles. The pleather padding makes 'em comfy as a koala in a gum tree, but they can get a bit sweaty if you're out and about on a scorcher of a day. The controls are as easy as pie, with buttons on both sides of the headset for playin' tunes, adjustin' the volume, and flickin' the ANC on and off. Plus, they fold up real neat for chuckin' in the case when you're done. Now, I won't beat around the bush – the Soundcore app is a bit dodgy, but it does the job if you wanna tweak the settings. Bluetooth-wise, these babies come with all the bells and whistles, including Bluetooth 5.3 and support for AAC, SBC, and LDAC codecs. Pairin' 'em up is as easy as chuckin' a snag on the barbie – just hold down the power button and you're away laughing. And when it comes to battery life, these blokes are as reliable as an old ute. Anker reckons you'll get a solid 65 hours with ANC off and 50 hours with it on, but in me own tests, they went even longer! Now, let's talk about the elephant in the room – sound quality. Look, they're not gonna blow your socks off like a concert at the Sydney Opera House, but they'll do the job for most listeners. The bass is a bit punchy, the mids are middlin', and the highs can get a bit tinny at times. But hey, if you're not fussy, they'll do ya just fine. Now, here's the real surprise – the microphone is a bloody ripper! Most headphones in this price range sound like you're shoutin' into a tin can, but the Space Q45's mic does a fair dinkum job of cuttin' out background noise. So if you're spendin' your days on conference calls or chattin' with mates, you'll sound as clear as a bell. So, should you chuck a few bob at the Anker Soundcore Space Q45? Well, if you're after a solid pair of ANC headphones that won't break the bank, then yeah, these are the droids you're lookin' for. Sure, they might not have the fanciest sound quality, but for the price, you can't go wrong. Just don't expect 'em to rival the big boys like Sony or Bose. So there ya have it, folks – the Anker Soundcore Space Q45. A fair dinkum pair of headphones that'll do ya proud without emptyin' your wallet. Cheers, mate!

I actually bought these as a replacement to my other ones my partner bought me only a couple of years ago, and only because they stopped charging. This however, I don't believe is a reflection on the quality of the product, but how I've handled it. :P Soon into getting the first pair, mine was on charge, and we had a bit of a power surge, then a blackout. This kinda semi fused the charger into my headset, and I panicked a bit when I couldn't unplug them, and I had to pull it out forcefully. This resulted in a bit of damage at the charging port, although I still managed to charge it all this time. I think it just finally gave up and died, leading to this purchase. I only mention all this because beyond that, these headphones have had a TONNE of abuse, and they still kept working! I've had them in the shower (one of those hose type ones, where I can keep the water away from my head) in the bath, worn them for looonnng periods of time, squished them as I slept on them as I listened to stuff and dropped them several times. As long as you don't wreck the charging port like I did, these things just will not die! They have an excellent battery, for long use, their noise cancelling is exceptional, and they're super comfortable, and of course, the sound is great! Unless something else massively sways my favour, I will just use this brand from now on. When I like something this much, i tend to stick to it. :)

The Soundcore Q45 headphones are honestly one of the best purchases I’ve made in a while. For the price, they offer performance that comes surprisingly close to my Sony WH-1000XM4s – which is saying a lot. Sound quality is excellent with deep bass, clear mids, and crisp highs. The ANC is very effective, easily blocking out plane noise or a noisy gym. Battery life is outstanding – I can go days without charging, even with noise cancellation on. They also come with a sturdy hard carry case, making them perfect for travel. Super comfortable for long flights or work sessions, and they stay secure enough for workouts too. I use them at the gym regularly and they never feel bulky or get in the way. If you’re looking for premium features without the premium price, the Q45s are hard to beat. Highly recommended!

I'm quite impressed by these. Fit: Very nice. The pads are comfortable and soft, clamping force is just right, not too tight, adjustability is more than enough, and since they swivel flat, they're great for DJing as well. The hard case they come with is very effective and sturdy — not completely hard, there's a bit of give, but the case protects perfectly fine. Controls: Pretty much what you'd want. Play/pause, volume control, next/prev track, power, and a button to toggle the ANC mode to transparent or off. Sound: Very good. Crisp-enough highs, deep bass, clear and present mids. Not audiophile quality, but absolutely perfect for the daily commute. ANC: Also very good. The passive noise cancelling of the ear cups themselves works well to mitigate high frequencies, while the active noise cancelling does a good job of cutting the low frequencies right down. If you happen to take the bus and it runs over some rough patches, you'll inevitably get spots of overcompensation from the ANC where it just can't cope, but other than that, it works very well. Accessories: I already mentioned the pretty decent hard case, but it also comes with a 3.5mm cable (if you have a device that still has a headphone jack *shakes fist at Apple*) so it can be used in wired mode, as well, which is a very nice touch. Battery life: Not amazing with ANC turned on, I'll admit, but I do get at least 15 hours with ANC on before it needs a recharge, which is more than enough for a week of my workday commute. Overall I am very happy with this purchase. They've held up over the several months I've had them so far, and the sound is very good for the sort of music I listen to, so for me, it was worth the price.

The headphones were too tight on my head even when extended, causing my ears to hurt and gave me a headache within 30 minutes of wearing them making them unusable so I had to return them. Besides the pain I got from wearing the headphones, the sound quality was better than I expected. The noise cancelling wasn't as good as I thought it would be as I could still hear people talking but the anc did block low frequency sounds such as fans. The charging speed was very fast 5 minutes of charging = 4 hours of battery. When I got the headphones they were at medium battery but I charged them for around 20 minutes and it was already at 90%. The right earphone was also making a metal clanking noise when it moved I don't know if that is by design or an issue with my pair, it is much more noticeable when you have the headphones on. The headphones also felt kind of heavy. All of the touch features were working with bluetooth mode on. The anc control (transparent, normal, and anc) the power off, power on, and bluetooth pairing. The volume control was working fine and the play/pause worked fine. All touch features except noise cancelling control only worked in bluetooth mode not wired. Do I feel like I got my money's worth? Not really the anc is good for blocking out low frequency sounds the passive noise cancelling is alright as I could hear a sound that sounded like wind the wind sound is more noticeable when anc is turned on and the higher you increase the anc blocking level the more you hear that sound. The headphones were uncomfortable on my head but the sound quality was good and it is even better when you use the soundcore app. I tried changing my sound mode to ldac mode on the android app and it did sound better the only downside to that is ldac only works with android phones and you can only be connected to one device at a time through bluetooth when ldac mode is turned on.