by Anker Space Q45 Adaptive Noise Cancelling Headphones, Reduce Noise By Up to 98%, Ultra Long 50H Playtime, App Control, Hi-Res Sound with Details, Bluetooth 5.3, Ideal for Traveling

I bought this in 2023 and I can safely say this is probably the single best purchase I ever made from Amazon. I originally found them through rtings comparing the best headphones when it came to noise cancelling, these were near the top but were on the cheaper side compared to their peers (e.g Sony). But don't mistake cheap for poor: these are very well made, high quality headphones with some of the best noise cancelling on the market, and almost certainly in the absolute upper tier at this price point. The transparency mode (for when you want to let outside noise in) works fantastically, but wow, the difference once you turn on Noise Cancelling is like you're in your own world: absolutely perfect if you're the type of person who just needs to tune out from all the noise around you. After about 2 years of constant use, the ear pads began to give way. I emailed Anker about purchasing new ear pads, and then sent me a whole new headset for free. I believe this is what we call "a win". They're comfy to wear, have a very length battery life (unless you use LDAC, which in fairness is not really necessary, but even then it comfortably lasts a couple days of constant use). The in-built mic is sufficient enough.

Amazing! Love them I use these to watch UHD Blu Ray movies to hear the true Studio quality sound No noise from the fridge fan or street or neighbors, the ANC is amazing I bought them to ONLY Watch Netflix Prime , and mainly watch UHD Blu Ray Movies to hear that amazing LDAC & Studio quality For the QUALITY FIT & What they can physically do there is NO close 2’nd or even a Third! You won’t be disappointed. Stop looking at WAY overpriced headphones when the best you can get is wireless ( Bluetooth studio quality ) there is nothing better than that These have that and more! At such a low cost feel amazing so comfy , amazing value for money , and they look beautiful. The memory foam feels amazing on my ears and head & others ( I let others use them they love them too ) The buttons are so easy to lean in ten mins you will know every function. You do not even need the app but do download it Just amazing for what your getting and the price and how long they last, All day long. I got the blue and I love the colour of them I highly recommend!

Having tried Bose headphones on a recent flight I was really impressed with the noise cancellation and quality of sound - less impressed when I later discoved how expensive they were!! I bought these Anker Space Q45 headphones on the basis they were less than half the price of the Bose headhones, assuming that they would be of a lower quality. They are - but, in my opinion not by a lot! The battery life is excellent - from experience around 35 hours in use. The noise cancellation is not as good as the Bose headphones but for me adequate in most situations. The biggest flaw for me is the size of the headset, even reduced as far as possible they are slightly too big for my head. In short - in terms of bang for buck an excellent buy.

I'll keep it short. For context, I own and few good sets of headphones including Grado, B&O, and Sennheisers. The Q45s are incredibly good, not just because of the relatively low price; the sound is detailed and balanced across loads of genres. They are really comfortable and easy to operate, the app is also great. Battery life is massive, noise cancelling is impressive. The supplied case is awesome. What is not to like?

As with most things I'm going to purchase, I did some in depth research on the Q45s. A lot of people online will criticise the sound quality on these, they said it's a downgrade to the Q35s, they're bigger, they stick out more, they're heavier. I decided to see for myself. I compared both products side by side. For a couple of days, I just couldn't decide which ones to keep. The 45 look better, more modern than the 35 but the 35 just sounded more bassy. I like good quality bass so I was leaning towards them, the bass is nice and on some songs, it felt like the bass went right through you, they sounded great in my opinion. I physically compared them side by side, the 45s don't stick out any more than the 35s and if they do, it's minimal (we're talking mm) as you can see on the 2nd pic. The ear cups are larger though as shown in the 3rd photo. Both are very comfortable to wear, none of them have a real big clamping force (as suggested by a couple of Youtube videos). Some differences to note: - The 45's have bluetooth 5.3 whereas the 35s have 5.0 - 35's support LDAC but nowhere on the app is there the option to turn it on and off, however, you can do this on your phone settings but not anywhere else. The 45s allow you to turn this on/off in the app. - The app features are limited on the 35s as you can see on the screenshot, there's no option to view your connected devices or auto turn off the headphones after x amount of time - 35's allow you to touch the side of the headphones to go in to transparency mode (I thought this was touch and hold and when you release it goes back to ANC but it doesn't, it just changes mode). Pretty pointless as you can do this with a click of a button anyway - 35s have the feature for the music to pause when you take the headphones off BUT it's intermittent, when using it with LDAC, the music kept pausing every few seconds on it's own. I guess Anker couldn't perfect this which is why they removed it from the later 45s - The noise cancellation is better on the 45s and the sound that leaks from the headphones is far better on the 45s I needed to decide between the two so I went to Youtube and listened to 'Ultimate headphone test' and checked both headsets, there wasn't a huge difference in the 2 but clarity seemed better on the 45. I then listened to 'Best 8D song EVER experience with headphones 2021' on YT and this made my decision... The 35's sounded nice, bassy as I expected, however, the 45s just gave me an unreal experience, they opened up the sounds, the clarity was fantastic and crisp. The only way I can explain it is, I actually felt like I was in the room with the music playing out loud. This along with the fact that the 45s are newer, better app experience, better ANC, newer bluetooth version etc all swayed me to keep the 45s. Price wise, the 45 at the time or writing this are £97, the 35s are £119 or £95 refurbished so difference wasn't major between the 2. Sound of course is subjective and the above is based on my experience only but I am happy with my purchase. I hope my review will helps others who are torn between choices.

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Good deal and easy to use

Der Ersteindruck beginnt schon bei der Verpackung: schlicht, hochwertig und trotzdem sehr informativ. Man merkt sofort, dass sich Soundcore (Anker) Gedanken gemacht hat. Die Kopfhörer selbst kommen in einem stabilen Hardcase, was ich sehr positiv finde. Im Lieferumfang sind außerdem ein USB-A-auf-USB-C-Ladekabel sowie ein Klinkenkabel (Standardklinke auf Standardklinke) enthalten. Der Tragekomfort ist wirklich immens. Die Space Q45 lassen sich extrem angenehm tragen, sitzen sicher, ohne zu drücken, und fühlen sich auch nach längerer Nutzung nicht eng an. Die Polster sind weich, schließen die Ohren sehr gut ab und sorgen schon passiv für eine gute Geräuschdämmung. Der Bügel ist aus Metall gefertigt, die Höhenverstellung funktioniert sauber und der Faltmechanismus rastet stabil ein – alles wirkt durchdacht und hochwertig. Optisch gefallen sie mir ebenfalls sehr gut. Meine Variante ist Blau: Die Kunststoffteile sind in einem dunklen Blau gehalten, die Metallelemente in einem satin-metallischen Blauton. Trotz Kunststoffanteil fühlt sich nichts billig an, im Gegenteil – die Kopfhörer wirken insgesamt sehr wertig. Die Bedienung ist logisch und unkompliziert gelöst. Links befinden sich der Power-Button, der Umschalter zwischen Normal-, Transparenz- und aktivem Noise-Cancelling-Modus sowie der USB-C-Ladeanschluss. Rechts sind die Lautstärketasten, der Play/Pause-Button und der Klinkenanschluss. Alle Tasten sind gut erreichbar und reagieren zuverlässig. Zum Klang: Absolutes Highlight. Der Sound ist für diese Preisklasse wirklich grandios. In Kombination mit der Soundcore-App lässt sich extrem viel einstellen – unter anderem über verschiedene Equalizer-Profile und die personalisierte Klanganpassung (HearID). Bass, Mitten und Höhen lassen sich sehr fein abstimmen, egal ob man basslastige Musik oder detailreiche Tracks hört. Ein großer Pluspunkt ist die Flexibilität bei der Nutzung: Ob per Bluetooth oder mit Klinkenkabel – der Klang bleibt auf hohem Niveau. Hi-Res Audio funktioniert sowohl kabellos als auch über den Kabelanschluss. Es spielt also keine Rolle, wie man die Kopfhörer nutzt – alles funktioniert genauso, wie es soll, mit oder ohne Kabel. Das aktive Noise Cancelling habe ich ebenfalls getestet. Soundcore gibt eine Reduktion von bis zu 98 % an. Das würde ich persönlich etwas realistischer einschätzen: eher rund 90 %, aber das ist trotzdem sehr viel. Umgebungsgeräusche werden deutlich reduziert, egal ob im Alltag, im Büro oder unterwegs. Zusammen mit dem sehr guten Sitz ergibt sich eine starke Abschirmung. Die Akkulaufzeit überzeugt ebenfalls: bis zu 50 Stunden ohne ANC und etwa 30–35 Stunden mit aktiviertem Noise Cancelling sind absolut alltagstauglich. Fazit: Sehr hochwertige Over-Ear-Kopfhörer mit exzellentem Klang, starkem Tragekomfort, überzeugendem Noise Cancelling und flexibler Nutzung per Kabel oder Bluetooth. Für mich ein rundum gelungenes Gesamtpaket und eine klare Kaufempfehlung.

This is my second pair of Q45's. Good value for money.