Soundcore Space One Review: Sonic Odyssey or Headphone Headache?
We take a look at Soundcore Space One headphones with features like Bluetooth wireless technology and active noise cancellation. But is the added noise cancellation worth the price? In this in-depth review, we explore features like active noise cancellation, wear sensors, battery use time, sound quality, the Soundcore app, and much more. Discover the highs and lows of these light blue beauties. From their intergalactic size to the wear sensor's nifty touch, every detail is under the audio microscope. But do they hit the right notes when it comes to sound quality and noise cancellation? Find out as we dissect their pros and cons. Grab your favorite headphones, hit play, and join the conversation. What's your take on the Soundcore Space One? Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇
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0:00 Intro
0:16 Unboxing
2:36 Design & Comfort
3:14 Features
3:39 Sound Quality
4:40 Final Thoughts
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Can you review the monster wireless over ear headphones?
I've reached out to Monster to see if they can send me a pair to review 🤞
@@mraudiofeedback thanks
@@mraudiofeedback I subscribed btw
Thank you!
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That’s awesome feedback man - seriously I appreciate that!
they do block out good bit of sound HOWEVER everytime i wore them they gave dizziness and actual headaches ... and i rarely get headchaces and this was the only change in my daily routine. they are strange headaches dont feel normal. i would recover from first headache then use the headphones again then get another headache. sigh as much as i want to create a quiter environment its not worth the headache literally same with the noise cancelling earbbuds.
You're not the first person to tell me that, surprisingly. I suspect the cause has something to do with the pressure ANC seems to create on our eardrums. I feel it every time I wear an ANC device. It's similar to the feeling of elevation changes like traveling on a plane. I'm finding having ANC is less important to me as time goes by. I haven't had an opportunity to try Bose Quiet Comfort or Sony's high-end headphones yet. Maybe their ANC feels better but I doubt it.
Thank you for the amazing review!.. I also don’t like that they’re bit bulky
I appreciate the comment and glad you agree 😊
Soundcore are awful. I bought some of their older wireless headphones and would never buy them again. They sit there gathering dust. Muddy. Awful. And I hate wireless anyway, because it relies on the output power of the device, and there's no power to speak of in a smartphone or tablet. I use a wired rig at all times, with an IFI headphone amp, and it sounds good no matter what wired phones I throw at it. Even Skullcandy are better, and I'm not that into them, either.
Agreed - there’s no wireless headphone that can compare with a cheap pair of IEMs going into even the cheapest amp. I’m starting to use wired more than I do wireless device’s lately.
@@mraudiofeedback I thought you might bristle, but I stand vindicated! LOL Some wireless stuff sounds ok, I just don't like the fact that I am stuck at the device's output which is usually puny. I guess for the gym it's fine, or running around town. When I got some good headphone amps I never looked back. I also bought some Hifiman headphones and though I tend to use those sitting here at my desk with my PC and CLabs sound card. I mean planars, etc., they also sound great with the IFI portable amp and my Fiio player.
@thiscorrosion900 no bristling here! I’ve used a cheap portable headphone amp connected to a Fiio btr5 to listen to my television/roku at night as to not keep everyone in the house up. I enjoy that more than surround sound most of the time.
@@mraudiofeedback Maybe Anker make some good sounding stuff, they seem to sell a lot, but i am skeptical. I have some Shure lightweights wired that sound phenomenal, for example. I also recently bought those Harman Kardon CL lights, wired, they are cheap now, meant to buy those six years ago, I'm glad I did, they are super balanced sounding cans. A good headphone amp is crucial for me. They also make some good BT ones, as you mention the Fiio one is great.