Soundcore by Anker Space Q45 koptelefoon met actieve ruisonderdrukking, tot wel 98% minder ruis, 50 u speeltijd, appbediening, LDAC Hi-Res Wireless Audio, comfortabel, duidelijk bellen, Bluetooth 5.3

Currently I have Bose QC45 and Soundcore Q45 at my disposal; I bought them both at sale price and I want to try them both long term and choose one.In a nutshell: Bose is almost twice as expensive, but it's very difficult to pick between the two and TBH I might prefer Soundcore Q45 for my case.I would say they're not necessarily better or worse than Bose, but very different, so it might depend on the purpose you intend to use them for.- Bose is hands down lighter (240g vs 300g), it's also much more comfortable . Soundcore is a bit awkward to move around in (it's OK for me since I mostly bought it for WFH and work in the office)- Bose feels higher quality (of course)- Bose's case is a bit better since it has a pocket for cables. Size of the cases is comparable, but Bose's is slightly thinner- When worn on neck, cups of Bose are turned upwards which is not perfect (something might fall into the cup like food, water, rain drops etc.). Soundcore has it right allowing to turn the cups downwards.- Soundcore is much more customisable (via the app, including sound profile, ANC and transparency mode setting). Also, Soundcore allows to disable ANC, but in Bose it's either ANC or transparency mode.- Bose has better ANC, but Soundcore compensates with better passive isolation due to really puffy cushions. All in all TBH it seems about the same noise reduction level to me, but achieved via different means.- Speaking of passive isolation: this advantage also leads to Soundcore having MUCH less sound leakage. Which is important to me given that I bought it for the office environment.- Battery on Soundcore is ridiculous, I cannot find another word. Sometimes after the whole work day in meetings the charge goes down by less than 10%. Bose has to be charged regularly.- Button controls are very good on both headphones- Sound quality is not impressive to me in either of these headphones, but that's not what I bought them for. I slightly prefer Soundcore sound, it's also more flexible in EQ setup via the app (but Bose also has rudimentary EQ settings in their app)- White Soundcore is really shining snow white. I wish they offered an off-white version instead (I prefer Bose's white), but that's a matter of taste.My recommendation between the two would be:- If comfort is super important, Bose is the clear winner. Especially if you plan to walk around in the headphones or work out (however, for me even Bose QC45 is uncomfortable for physical activities).- If you buy it for plane, office etc. Soundcore Q45 should work well (maybe, even better).

TLDR: definitely recommend, the sound quality for this price range is amazing.I bought this product for phone calls, a high quality music experience and video-editing (non professional). Most of the time I use it indoors on a relatively silent location. The times there is noise it's the TV, music or kids running around in the background.As stated before, the sound quality for this price range is amazing. Previously I used a Sony wh1000xm3, which sounds great, but the Q45 blows it out of the water. In my opinion its sound is well-balanced, well-separated and detailed. With the app - which works great - you can adjust the sound to your liking. First time listening to my favorite music with these headphones is like listening to new music. Like discovering layers and frequencies of sound you've never known it's there. The call quality is good and I yet have to hear complaints about the microphone.The build quality is good and overall look & feel is decent. In my opinion I'd like my headphones more "clean", without parts sticking out. But after using it it's a concession I would retake in a heartbeat. Because, with these well-positioned knobs control you can easily switch between modes, pause and play, pick up calls etc. I even prefer these knobs over touch control.Noise cancellation is oke, not the best but certainly not the worst. The NC does affect the sound quality, if it's for the better or worse I haven't found out yet. The thing I can say: in quiet surroundings I rather use Normal Mode, in more noisy surroundings I use Noise Cancellation. The Transparency Mode sounds quite artificial and robot-like, but I never use it anyways. The headphones fit comfortably snuck over the ears and cuts out a considerable amount of ambient sound, but there is a catch.The biggest catch for wearing these headphones: these warm the ears quite a bit, on warmer days it might be too hot to comfortably use for a longer period. As I previously stated, these headphones fit comfortably snuck, but only for a certain time. After 2-3 hours continuous use, light pressure surrounding my ears is noticeable. After that pressure only increases until discomfort and even aching starts. After using these a couple of weeks I haven't been able to get used to the discomfort.All in all this product is punching way above it's weight class. I would say it competes with headphones 2,5x it's price point! I bought this product for €129,99, but even for €200,- it's a no-brainer, definitely worth it!

Ik heb al de Q30 en de Q35 en kwam achter dat de Space Q45 een andere doelgroep bediende dan de Q35 aanhangers. Waar de Q35 meer dan uitstekend de liefhebbers van pompende bass beats bediend, is de Q45 daar moeizaam in af te stellen. De Q45 bediend een andere doelgroep, de liefhebbers van popmuziek of klassieke muziek, die geen waarde hechten aan nadrukkelijke bass afstemming.Ook in de ondersteunende app in de Q45 anders in te stellen dan de Q35. Zo ontbreekt t.o.v. de Q35 het stoppen van de muziek bij het afzetten en heeft het geen NFC pairing. Daarnaast zijn de LDAC instelling in de Q45 niet makkelijk te vinden en ontbreekt de optie van de 'relax stilte' geluidjes wat de Q35 wel heeft.Kies je voor LDAC, dan heb je geen multipoint pairing.Ook het blind vinden van de toetsen op de koptelefoon zijn door hun vormgeving niet makkelijk te vinden. Het geluid is hemels, maar deze uitstekende koptelefoon is niet voor EDM Muziek (House/Dance) liefhebbers, die vinden hun wensen in de Q35, die daar beter voor geschikt is.Let wel op, LDAC heeft wel een behoorlijke impact op je batterij luister uren, maar dat was toch al ruim riant.

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Ich habe viele Kopfhörer und noch mehr gehabt, vor allem in der HiFi Klasse. Was diesen Kopfhörer am meisten auszeichnet, ist der hervorragende Komfort. Ich kenne keinen Kopfhörer, der hier herankommt. Selbst die konsequent auf Bequemlichkeit gezüchteten vintage Sennheiser nicht. Die großen Ohrmuscheln aus Memory-Schaum und die geringe Bügelspannung sind der Hauptgrund. Allerdings bedingt das auch, dass der KH für kleine Köpfe ungeeignet ist.ANC ist befriedigend, kommt nicht an die Sony HighEnd-Klasse heran, trotzdem besser als viele andere. Dafür klingt er besser und hat nicht dieses Ohrmuschelknacken der Sony's. Der Q45 ist anders als die meisten Soundcore Produkte nicht auf Bassbetonung ausgerichtet. Tiefbass ist aber stark. Der Klang ist eher für Feinschmecker als für Bassheads. Wahnsinnig gut gibt der KH klassische Instrumente wieder. Ich habe noch mit keinem Kopfhörer Cello wirklich so gehört wie in Natur - mit dem Q45 aber schon. Das spricht Bände für die Klangqualität und Neutralität.Gut kling der Kopfhörer nur im ANC-SoundCancelling Modus. Am besten am Klinkenkabel, dann erheblich besser als über Funk. Im ANC und mit Kabel braucht er aber sehr viel Leistung, mehr noch als ein 300Ohm KH, eher wie 600Ohm, für ausreichend Lautstärke. Das sollte man bedenken.Das ist mein zweiter Q45, der erste hat etwas effektiveres ANC, es gibt also Serienstreuung. Auch sollte man mit Firmware-Updates aufpassen. Wie bei den meisten ANC-Kopfhörern bringt ein FW-Update nicht immer besseres ANC und Soundqualität, oft das Gegenteil (Sony lässt grüßen). Features und Security kosten halt Rechenleistung, die dann für ANC und Sound nicht mehr zur Verfügung steht. Auch das Herumspielen in den Settings nicht, default ist schon am besten und linear. Auch default ANC Stufe 4 ist wirksamer als adaptiv. Also am besten gar nicht erst in die App gehen.Update nach 2 Umtäuschen:Leider ist es so, dass scheinbar bei allen Geräten die linke Ohrmuschel knackt, andauernd. Und das ist kein elektronisches Problem, sondern mechanisch. Es ist das Gelenk, das das Knacken verursacht. Wenn der Kopfhörer fabrikneu ist, tritt das noch nicht auf. Aber jeweils schon nach wenigen Tagen geht es los und wird immer schlimmer. Und dabei knicke ich Kopfhörer niemals ein. Ich habe schon zweimal umgetauscht und insgesamt 4 Stück gehabt - es ist bei jedem so. Links knackt es immer, rechts manchmal. Das erinnert an das berüchtigte Gelenkknacken der Sony's XM's, ist aber viel stärker. Und lässt sich auch nicht wie bei den Sony's mit Velourfolie beheben. Frühere HiFi Kopfhörer hatten so etwas überhaupt nicht, offensichtlich ein Verarbeitungsqualitäts-Problem und dem Plastik geschuldet. Jedenfalls ist das extrem nervig. ANC reduziert nervende Geräusche, aber die Gelenke machen neue Störgeräusche, wie bei Kopfhörern der Billigstklasse. So komfortabel und gut klingend der Kopfhörer auch ist und das ANC funktioniert passabel, wegen dem Knacken doch nicht empfehlenswert.

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G'day, mate! Let's crack open a cold one and have a yarn about the Anker Soundcore Space Q45, eh? This little ripper of a headset is a fair dinkum choice for anyone keen on some top-notch noise canceling without breaking the bank. With a price tag of under $150 USD, it's a real bargain, I tell ya!Now, let's chuck a squiz at what makes these earbuds fair dinkum. First off, they're built sturdy as a roo's backbone, so you won't have to worry about 'em carking it on ya after a few tumbles. The pleather padding makes 'em comfy as a koala in a gum tree, but they can get a bit sweaty if you're out and about on a scorcher of a day.The controls are as easy as pie, with buttons on both sides of the headset for playin' tunes, adjustin' the volume, and flickin' the ANC on and off. Plus, they fold up real neat for chuckin' in the case when you're done.Now, I won't beat around the bush – the Soundcore app is a bit dodgy, but it does the job if you wanna tweak the settings. Bluetooth-wise, these babies come with all the bells and whistles, including Bluetooth 5.3 and support for AAC, SBC, and LDAC codecs.Pairin' 'em up is as easy as chuckin' a snag on the barbie – just hold down the power button and you're away laughing. And when it comes to battery life, these blokes are as reliable as an old ute. Anker reckons you'll get a solid 65 hours with ANC off and 50 hours with it on, but in me own tests, they went even longer!Now, let's talk about the elephant in the room – sound quality. Look, they're not gonna blow your socks off like a concert at the Sydney Opera House, but they'll do the job for most listeners. The bass is a bit punchy, the mids are middlin', and the highs can get a bit tinny at times. But hey, if you're not fussy, they'll do ya just fine.Now, here's the real surprise – the microphone is a bloody ripper! Most headphones in this price range sound like you're shoutin' into a tin can, but the Space Q45's mic does a fair dinkum job of cuttin' out background noise. So if you're spendin' your days on conference calls or chattin' with mates, you'll sound as clear as a bell.So, should you chuck a few bob at the Anker Soundcore Space Q45? Well, if you're after a solid pair of ANC headphones that won't break the bank, then yeah, these are the droids you're lookin' for. Sure, they might not have the fanciest sound quality, but for the price, you can't go wrong. Just don't expect 'em to rival the big boys like Sony or Bose.So there ya have it, folks – the Anker Soundcore Space Q45. A fair dinkum pair of headphones that'll do ya proud without emptyin' your wallet. Cheers, mate!

Cercavo delle cuffie per lavorare in bar o luoghi pubblici in cui spesso c'è musica fastidiosa o un rumore di fondo stancante, dopo qualche ora. La cancellazione del rumore non è totale, ma è molto efficiente (non apprezzo essere completamente isolata): con la musica accesa a volume basso non sento i passi delle persone che camminano accanto a me. Isolano perfettamente da rumori costanti di macchinari e traffico. L'audio va bene per le mie necessità, una qualità spaziale non era la mia necessità. Le cuffie sono leggerissime e comode, si dimentica di averle in testa. Per me eccellenti e a un prezzo sensato!