Noise-Cancelling Headphones Soundcore
Soundcore Space One Pro Wireless Over-Ear Headphones
Soundcore · Model A3062
- Battery, noise cancelling on
- 40 hr
- Weight
- 286.2 g
- Holds two devices at once
- Yes
- Listens wired
- Not listed
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As a cheaper alternative
vs the Apple AirPods Max 2
Twice the battery with noise cancelling on and 100 g lighter, for a little over a third of the price. Soundcore publishes less than the others do - no Bluetooth version, no driver size, nothing about a cable in the box - so a good part of this one is unproven rather than proven equal.
Better
- Battery, noise cancelling on: 40 hr vs 20 hr
- Weight: 286.2 g vs 386.2 g
- Holds two devices at once
Matches
No exact matches.
Gives up
Nothing listed.
vs the Sony WH-1000XM6 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones
40 hours of noise cancelling against 30 and multipoint, at well under half the price. Heavier at 286 g, and Soundcore states no Bluetooth version, driver size or what is in the box.
Better
- Battery, noise cancelling on: 40 hr vs 30 hr
Matches
- Holds two devices at once
Gives up
- Weight: 286.2 g vs 254 g
Full specifications
As Soundcore publishes them. “Not listed” means the maker gives no figure.
- Battery, noise cancelling on
- 40 hr
- Weight
- 286.2 g
- Holds two devices at once
- Yes
- Listens wired
- Not listed
- Case in the box
- Not listed
- Bluetooth
- Not listed
- Driver
- Not listed
Source: www.soundcore.com
What matters in noise-cancelling headphones
Noise cancelling is the headline, but everything in this class cancels noise well enough that it is rarely what decides. What separates these is what you notice after an hour: the weight sitting on your head, how many hours you get before the battery quits, and whether a pair will hold your laptop and your phone at the same time.
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