I'm writing this review while waiting for my second purchase of the Space A40. No, there wasn't anything wrong with the first purchase. Rather I was so satisfied with the first one - which has become my wife has commandeered - that I didn't have to reconsider getting a second one. I personally think five-star reviews should generally be taken with caution, but here I would like to qualify and detail why the Space A40 deserves five stars overall. First, I give the audio quality/noise cancellation four stars, compared to say, the Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones (better sound, better noise cancelling) or Apple's AirPods Pro (2nd gen.) (less satisfying sound, better Transparency/Adaptive noise cancelling modes). The important things to keep in mind in these comparisons is that the Sony cost about three times as much, and generally full-sixed over-ear headphones sound better than earbuds. Plus, the XM4 was once Sony's flagship in the Bluetooth noise-cancelling headphones category, so it's more effective if you want to shut out the world, and envelop yourself in a rich, albeit a little bass-heavy audio environment. In comparison, the Space A40 gives you a balanced, quality sound and lets in a bit more of ambient sounds. As an analogy, the Sony XM4 is like using blackout curtains in a big auditorium, while using the A40 is like you're in a smaller venue with room-darkening curtains. Next, the AirPods Pro. Its strengths are that it works very well with iPhones, iPads, and Macs in general, and if you're an Apple Music subscriber like me, they work flawlessly with Apple's Spatial Audio. In terms of noise cancelling, Apple's very good Transparency mode is now superseded by its new Adaptive mode, which actively moderates the sound environment such that you can hear both music and ambient sounds well enough. But note "enough." This phrase pretty much sums up the audio performance and noise cancelling abilities of the AirPods. They give you good enough sound but the Space A40 is more subtle, balanced, and present; no point comparing the AirPods to the Sonys. The AirPods cancel noise just about as good as the Space A40; again, don't compare it to the Sonys. Oh, but the price tag! if you take price into the comparison, then the AirPods would drop out of the race immediately. It is obscenely overpriced. The only reason why I even own the AirPods Pro is that they were free gifts as part of another purchase. Going back to the curtains analogy: the AirPods are super futuristic - and expensive - curtains that automatically filter light going into a small venue but cannot fully darken the room. You pay for the look and the automatic filtering feature. So where does that leave the Space A40? An eminently sensible choice when you consider everything else. The Soundcore app is very polished and feature-laden and allows you to customize the use and the sound of the A40 to a very large extent, surpassing both Sony and Apple. Add to that the A40's battery life, a very pocketable case that charges wirelessly as well as via cable with clear indicator lights, and the overall good construction, you'd wonder why anyone would bother looking at anything else. Hence, a solid five stars. Read more

Nice surprise: they work very well for outdoors (noice cancellation) vs another one I own from a reputable brand. Really good work. Read more

I just got these in the mail today. Dropped them on the wireless charger, got them to full capacity and set them up. Easy enough to pair, had to remove the little stickers over the ear bud charging contact, but then good to pair. The app was easy to set up. Has a familiar hearing test set up to fine tune the EQ for my screwed up hearing. Swapped the really tiny rubber ear bud plugs to a larger size to fit. Then fired up my music app. I was pleasantly surprised! They sound great, much better than expected! Look, people complaining about lack off bass need to realize what they stuck in their ear! For wireless ear buds, these have more than adequate bass. Great mids and highs as well. Happy with the sound quality!! I listen to old (& not so old) rock, some metal, hip hop (before it turned into whatever these kids today call hip hop), mellow "office music" all the way to singing bowls for meditation... these seem great right out of the gate. You see I got these during Amazon big deal days for about half off, $50 or so. They were gonna be back ups for my Jabra ear buds. I used to use some old Sony extra bass wired buds that cost 20 bucks 10 years ago ( the sound on those were really good for my eclectic audio preferences) as my back ups. However the new cell phones don't have a 3.5 mm plug, so I needed an extra pair of wireless when the main ones are Recharging. As of today, I can see these being in the mix with the main pair! They really sound good and fit nice too. They are comfortable at this point, but alas; I have yet to wear them for hours on end. I cannot yet verify battery life or any other longer term possible issues. I will for myself and the purpose of this review use the statements provided by Anker as true, until proven wrong. At that point, if it should arise, I will gladly return to this review and update. As of today, I would recommend these, even at full price. Unless something catastrophic occurs, I would get these again. I have alot of Anker stuff, chargers, cables etc. and haven't had any issues with those. Seems they are doing pretty good in the ear bud arena as well! Any issues arise, I will be back to let you all know!!! Thanks for reading my review, hope it helps you. UPDATE: These things have been outperforming my $250+ buds everytime. No regrets in buying these. There are still running strong. The ANC is on par with higher end units. Recently flew for a few hours each way: zero (or no noticeable) latency while watching movies- the actors mouth and words match up great. The ANC does its best with airplane noise, but still let's in some cabin buzz. I used an over the ear set of cheapy headphones with ANC in addition to these beautys and no problems, almost no noise. I highly recommend these to anyone looking for a great pair of buds; great sound, great battery life- you charge the case with a wireless charger, nice convenience. They don't fall out with snug rubber tips installed. Better than the numerous "beats" I've tried and definitely on par and outperforming my high end Jabra. Again, you should not have any issues with these at all and will be thanking that random reviewer so talking you into these!!!! Time will tell if these last, and so will I; I'll be back if anything fails on these. Read more

A qualidade deste fone é excelente. Testei ele na estrada e além do áudio fantástico, não conseguia ouvir praticamente nada do motor do carro e do barulho da rodovia. A interface do app para celular é muito boa e simples. Fácil de configurar e usar. A bateria tem durado muito. Fiquei mais de um mês sem carregar e a bateria do estojo sempre preenchia a bateria do fone para 100%. O preço não é dos mais favoráveis, mas a qualidade vale o preço sim. Ah, outra coisa importante: se você costuma jogar muito ou assistir a vídeos, este fone tem uma das menores taxa de lag do mercado. Além do modo jogo, que reduz o lag ainda mais, o modo normal já deixa o lag praticamente imperceptível. Esta foi a principal razão de eu ter comprado este fone, o atraso mínimo, que eu não consigo notar. E o isolamento de ruído dele ganhou excelentes avaliações como uma das melhores do mercado. Read more

Tudo é top, isolamento,sonido, bateria, são acho que são um pouco incômodo. Read more

Estoy sorprendido por la calidad de audio en el rango de precio; la batería me ha dado buen rendimiento, los uso para el gym principalmente y estoy muy contento con la compra, los recomiendo ampliamente. Mis primeras bocinas wifi son marca anker las compre hace cerca de 8 años y siguen funcionando muy bien en cuanto a duración de batería y con muy buena calidad de audo a pesar de ser pequeñas y es por ello que no dude por la marca a pesar de que no es muy conocida en México y Latam es garantía de una excelente relación calidad-precio. Read more

I use alot of different earbuds and headphones, always trying new ones. Picked up these when on sale, supporting LDAC was something nice to see. Pros - Cost Supports LDAC Wireless Charging Battery life Adjustable EQ and modes Deep bass, crisp highs Excellent sound isolation Cons - Mids get get lost, unless manually adjusting eq Eartips could be better Bluetooth connection can be an issue when connected to 2 devices at once Build quality is great. I'd consider these very close to a galaxy buds 2pro, at a fraction of the cost. Read more

Best sound quality, excellent noise cancellation Read more

Bought this exactly an year ago on July 2023. Sounds good, its comfortable for my small ears, but the battery life is worst on this earbuds, as its only working for 2 hours(in normal mode) for the last 4 months. Even my Airpods Pro (not Pro 2) can outlast this by more than an hour in battery life after using for 4 years. Never buying Soundcore product again. Read more

It's a great product as far as quality, battery life, Side and fit comfort, but the sound quality is not on par with similarly price earbuds. Lows and midst are clear, bass is moderate even with fully bumped up equalizer settings and the most thing that hurts these earbuds are sounds stage. It sounds like the a20i and r50i which are around 70dhs with a little bet better instruments separation. For this price you can get the liberty 4NC which has better ANC, way better bass, great sound stagging and overall fuller sound. The only advantage I see for the space a40 over liberty 4nc is that it's smaller, more comfortable to wear, harder to fall of my ears unlike other stem design earbuds and stealthy (doesn't protrude out of my ears). Read more

For some reason most earbuds don’t fit to my ears as most of them are standard size even though using the smallest tip, I have had so many different brands and models from really cheap (no brand) to fancy ones (Bose, JBL, Sony, Marshall, etc (the worst=apple) but these fit perfect, they are light, the noise canceling is really effective, battery last long, etc, so satisfied. Would have been nicer if wireless charging. PD: As brand is not so common there are no protection cases available on the market. Read more

Happy with them; noise cancellation function works well, as does the Soundcore App for iPhone. Still learning the touch controls and trying different tip sizes. I was expecting them to be a bit smaller, they do stick out from the outer-ear a bit, but still great performance for the price. Read more

I bought these to kill traffic noise and be able to sleep. Mission accomplished. The advertised duration of battery is not net though. I'd say they last around 6 to 7 hours. Still decent though. If not too noisy I only plug one of them and keep the other in the case, and I switch on the middle of the night. Read more

fully satisfied with the quality compared to the price, the only thing you need to adjust the settings and it will be perfect Read more

This is the second time I bought it since the old one my kids stepped on the case while it was open so it was damaged. Best headphones I’ve ever used. Connects very quick with IPhone. Noise cancellation is perfect. Excellent price since I bought much more expensive before. Read more