Soundcore by Anker Space A40 Auto-Adjustable Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Reduce Noise by Up to 98%, 50H Playtime, Hi-Res Sound, Comfortable Fit, App Customization(Renewed)

Ordering another set because I left the last set on a plane. I've gone through a lot of different wireless earbuds over the years (Apple, Google, Samsung, Jabra). These are the best by FAR. Sound quality, noise cancelling, AMAZING battery life, super sturdy. And for this price point? Nothing comes close. Will keep buying these until they're discontinued.

Do yourself a huge favor and BUY THESE NOW!! I am a former AirPod and Bose owner and so my expectations for these earbuds were pretty high for sound quality, noise cancellation, most importantly battery life. So I thought who better to ask for a recommendation than Google Gemini? These were the 2nd paid on the list, so I did a deep dive into the reviews after seeing the $40 price and decided to order them fully anticipating they would be a fail like the SkullCandy Dime 3 earbuds (garbàge). To say I am thrilled with these Soundcore Space A40 earbuds would be an understatement. The style is super low-profile, unlike bulky Bose and odd-shaped Airpods and they fit snuggly into the ear by including multiple size tips in the box. Active noise cancellation is on point! Baby crying? Gunshot? Boss nagging at you? Not when you have these in..zero outside noise whatsoever. Sound? Incredible! Deep Bass that does not get tinny when volume is at maximum and phone calls are clear as a bell. Max level is slightly lower than others but it’s definitely loud enough and crystal clear. Battery life was what my other 2 high-end pairs suffered from. 1 hour for Apple and 1.25 for Bose. I got to the point where I was carrying 2 separate charging cases with me and swapping them mid-workout which was annoying. Battery life on these? Chef’s Kiss! 2 hour+ workout no match for these gems! I ran out of energy before they did! Trust me, for Style, Sound Quality, Battery Life, and Price..these are the BEST earbuds on the market. And if you don’t believe me, just ask Gemini!

OMG! I've spent way more for earbuds that the battery charging gives out after a short time. I use these for mostly listening to podcasts while at the gym. They are perfectly adequate for that. Even include noise canceling. I've had them for almost a year, and the battery still lasts for hours.

I think overall it is very good for the price as a workout type of earbuds. However, they don't really fit my ears perfectly even with the different tip sizes. Pros: - Good for the price and now even cheaper than when I got them. I think there were like $60-80 when I got them but now you can get them for $43 renewed which is just as good. - Fast charge time and long lasting battery. I barely have to charge them but it is also cause I don't use them everyday. When I used them everyday for the gym for around 2.5 hours with commute, I had to charge them maybe only 1-2 times per week. If they were at 0, I could spend like 30 minutes charging them and they would be good until I could charge them overnight. - Although not waterproof, the IPX rating is IPX4 which is good enough for the gym and maybe shower if that's your kind of thing ig. - The sound quality is alright but I have no comparison for other wireless earbuds so I can't really compare it Cons: - Not a good fit. This is probably just me but I have tried multiple ear tip sizes and none of them fit that well. They wouldn't fall out that easily unless I am sweating, but they still didn't create a seal in my ear which meant a lot of noise still went through. You may have better luck though. - IPX rating imo is too low. I feel like for earbuds they should be higher. I got these for the gym because I thought earbuds were lower profile but I started using my WHXM4s and they have the same IPX rating and also sound and cancel out noise better. They even feel better cause I don't have the anxiety of them falling out every minute I move. Overall I would say that they are good for the price, especially right now when they are super cheap but I would still recommend checking the current market for better earbuds. If you intend to use them for office or commuting, I think there are better choices for noise cancelling and audio quality. If you intend to use them for the gym (or running in the rain like I wanted to), there are ones that are more water resistant. I basically stopped using them outside of commuting and school because they are a lot smaller than my XM4s, but I would probably also use any other earbud over this if I could. If you are on a budget though, again I don't know if you can really beat this for $40

I needed to replace my old space a40s so I got these. I didn't realize they were refurbished until after they came in. I had a mini panic attack because neither of the earbuds would actually turn on. I ended up rubbing the spot where the earbuds receive charge as well as the equivalent on the case and they finally turned on. The left had max battery while the right had 53%. The battery life is definitely not as good as my old ones which were bought new even to the point that I needed to replace them. The old ones lasted 6 to 7 hours of active use(with sound playing for the whole time) these last more like 3 to 4 and that's without constantly playing audio through them. Some people reported scuffing and ear wax, as well as other clear signs of use but I did not experience that. The only two signs that these are used are the reduced battery life and the real dealbreaker which is the audio in the left earbud is of fairly bad quality. Like I got similar audio from my old tozo t6s which were worth 10 bucks like 5 years ago. It's ridiculous that they are selling refurbished ear buds for the same price I bought my brand new ones at years ago, and have the audacity to say they they were originally 100 dollars. All around they are maybe worth it, if you are used to using space a40s and don't want to get something different and if you get very lucky. They are definitely not worth the price if you are looking for a new set of earbuds that will last you and are of decent quality for the 40 dollar price tag. Keep in mind the only reason my review isn't lower than 3 stars is because I got very lucky. In conclusion, the battery life and sound quality are greatly diminished compared to brand new units of this model even when the brand new ones have been used for 3+ years. Other customers have had very bad experiences with disgusting or damaged goods. Lastly all of the promotional stuff on this listing isn't even accurate to new units nevermind these refurbished ones. 98% sound cancellation? That's laughable!

I already had a pair for over a year and love them. So I had to buy another pair to rotate to when my battery gets low. I ware earbuds about 12 hours a day to cancel noise. They are so good that I bought 2 pairs this time because it never fells when I like something and finally need to buy it again they stop selling the product.

Great sound, good & useful app. I bought them primarily for long airplane flights. Jet engine noise is not unbearably loud, but it's constant for 7-8 hours, which is wearing. I'd rather be listening to music—and only music. The "Noise Cancelling" setting reduces the engine noise to distant background. The "Normal" setting turns on the earbuds' microphones to simulate a normal noise level (conversation, etc.) as though you didn't have earbuds in your ears, but note: they're mikes, so they pick up the noise of wind blowing across them (something your ears don't do). This isn't a problem in an airplane, but it may be one outdoors. "Transparency Mode" amplifies ambient sound, making it a bit louder and clearer—perhaps good for those who need a bit of help hearing (though it's not "hearing aid" mode). The app has a "HearID" function which "maps your personal hering sensitivity at multiple frequencies and ...creates a personalized sound profile for you." Control (Volume, Next, Play/Pause, sound mode) is either by the app, or by tapping the earbuds. You can set up the tap controls as you prefer: one tap on the right earbud for this, two taps for that, etc. A caution: like most earbuds, these are tiny devices easily fumbled, dropped and lost; and the handsome case is as smooth and slippery as a wet bar of soap. I lost my first pair, in the case, on a flight. They were never found/returned. (Some airlines now advise passengers not to spend time hunting for "dropped items," but to ask a flight attendant for assistance. Good luck!) I don't begrudge the plane-cleaning staff the pleasure they may gain from all the earbuds they discover during their work.

This is my first pair of wireless earbuds. Sound quality is good enough for me, and I'm a little bit of an audio snob. The app has nice features and is easy to use. Tuning them to your ears seems to improve SQ a bit. Noise cancellation is effective and smart. Not going to block out as much noise as, say, a $200 set of Bose earbuds, but it does a good enough job to mow the lawn with an electric mower and more or less silence that noise as long as you have something playing. Not quite effective enough to block out the sound while onboard an airplane if you have the kind of seat you can afford if you're buying this product :) In fully transparent sound cancellation mode, it will still block out the drone and constant noise of something like an electric bike's motor, or wind noise, but will allow the sound of non-constant (upcoming car, person behind you yelling about how you don't deserve to exist) through. For the money, very good. Battery easily lasts 3 hours, may be longer or shorter depending on what you have playing at what volume level. By mixing and matching the included (cheap) silicon inserts I was able to find a good-enough fit for me. Not everyone has the same size hole on each side of their head. What I don't understand is why products like this don't have a breathable charging case. They're marketed as and intended to be used by active people. Active people sweat. Plopping these yucky drenched earbuds into their charging container and then shutting it lets them sit in their stew. I typically let them air out and even wipe them clean after each use before holstering them into their little cave. I was paranoid that one of these would slide out while cruising at 20 MPH and would be gone forever, but I can say that they stay pretty securely in your head. I do find myself fidgeting with them quite a bit, but that might just be me. Fit could be better but is very good considering it's the first product I found, the price, and the fact that they're made to fit Everyone. Look no further!

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Thumbs up from me !

Initially sounded great with decent noise cancellation but deteriorated and ultimately did not last.

Testé sur IOS Le Soundcore Space A40 est un casque sans fil supra-auriculaire de Soundcore, une filiale d'Anker. Voici quelques-unes des principales caractéristiques et spécifications du produit : Qualité du son : Le Soundcore Space A40 est équipé de haut-parleurs dynamiques de 40 mm qui offrent un son haute-fidélité (principalement sur Android, moi je les utilise sur IOS) avec des basses profondes et des aigus clairs. Le casque est également doté de la technologie d'annulation active du bruit (ANC) qui bloque les bruits ambiants et améliore l'expérience d'écoute. Pour ma part, je le trouve très efficace. Testé à 50% du volume pendant une sortie running ou même en auto vitre ouverte, j'entendais que très très peu l'extérieur. Sans volume forcement on entend mais très atténué. Design et confort : Le casque est conçu pour être léger et confortable, avec des bouchons en silicone souple de 4 tailles différentes. Pour ma part, je suis sensible aux bouchons, bien que confortable, je préfère commander des SpinFIt qui sont encore plus doux et surtout ils ont un moulage qui permet d'orienté le bouchon dans les oreilles améliorants le son et le confort. D'autre part, les écouteurs sont d'une légèreté déconcertant au point que je peux m'endormir avec le soir... Et me réveiller quelques heures plus tard en les ayants toujours aux oreilles! Connectivité et autonomie de la batterie : Le Soundcore Space A40 prend en charge le Bluetooth 5.2 sur une porté esans obstacle de ± 15 mètres, la recharge rapide (10min=2h par USB), USB-C et sans fil QI. Les écouteurs peuvent être couplés avec n'importe quel appareil compatible Bluetooth, y compris les smartphones, les tablettes, les TV, consoles et les ordinateurs et sur deux appareil en même temps! C'est à dire, exemple: télétravail avec un ordi du travail et sur votre cellulaire pour écouter de la musique. Quand vous recevez un appel par TEAMS par exemple, votre musique coupe pour laisser place au meeting. Une fois le meeting fini, la musique de votre cellulaire reprend tout seul! L'autonomie de la batterie est de 20 heures avec l'ANC activé et de 30 heures avec l'ANC désactivé. Jusqu'à présent je n'est jamais pu vider les batteries des écouteurs même en dormant 8h! Ils sont increvable! Commandes et microphones : Le casque est doté de commandes tactiles programmable sur les écouteurs pour faciliter la lecture de la musique et les appels, l'activation ou non de l'ANC. Les microphones (2 x 3 micro) intégré permettent une communication vocale claire pendant les appels car ils sont doté d'un système IA pour gérer votre voix Vs les sons autour. Selon mes interlocuteurs, lors d'appel extérieur proche d'une route passante, les personnes m'entendaient clairement sans interférence de la route. Et moi même, c'était très clair. Application Soundcore: un Must! vous pouvez tout contrôler et programmer: batterie restante des écouteurs (pas du boitier) EQ, sensibilité ANC, réduction du vent, Mode jeu, IA Heard (oui oui vous avez la possibilité de calibrer le son selon un test de type audiologiste), programmation des touches tactiles par écouteur, Multipoint, tonalité d'action, test d'ajustement, mise hors tension hors boitier, mise à jour du firmware, et même une fonction pour retrouver les écouteurs si vous les égarer... Bon sur ce point c'est pas des airtag non plus, c'est un plus un son très fort et aigu qui envoyé aux écouteurs qui son à porté et permet de l'entendre...mais c'est mieux que rien.... Je n'est jamais eu de problème de connectivité et de qualité du microphone comme certain peuvent rapporter. En outre, le casque peut ne pas être confortable pour les utilisateurs ayant des oreilles plus large mais pour moi et avec des SpinFit ils sont parfait.....pour moi! Dans l'ensemble, le Soundcore Space A40 est un casque sans fil très satisfaisant pour moi qui offre une bonne qualité sonore et un bon confort.