Soundcore by Anker, Space One- Active Noise Cancelling Headphones

Hi-Res Audio with LDAC support: Experience the richness of a live concert with Hi-Res Wireless audio, ensuring every nuance is captured with 3X the data transmitted. headphones

Adaptive Noise Cancelling: Enjoy serene silence in any environment as the headphones analyze and adjust to external noise and leakage, reducing noise by up to 98%.

Enhanced Noise Cancellation: Achieve unparalleled focus with 2X stronger voice reduction capabilities, isolating you from the world and reducing noise by up to 98%.

Extended Battery Life: Travel worry-free with 40 hours of ANC-enabled playtime or extend it to 55 hours when you switch ANC off, ensuring your Hi-Res Wireless audio experience lasts even longer.

Ergonomic Design for Comfort: Long listening sessions are a pleasure, thanks to 8° rotating ear cups and a headband designed for even pressure distribution, offering both comfort and style.

TCO Certified: For Better Sustainability.

Comfortable Design With Middling Controls:
Available in Jet Black, Latte Cream, or Sky Blue, the circumaural Soundcore Space One headphones feature mostly matte surfaces, with some metallic sheen on the headband adjustor. The earpads and headband have generous cushioning, which results in a secure, comfortable fit even over long listening sessions. They ship with a drawstring bag rather than a hardshell case.

Competent Noise Cancellation:
The Space One headphones offer above-average noise cancellation for the price. However, the number of related options in the app is more confusing than useful. By default, the Custom Noise Cancelling setting is active and set to the maximum level (5), presumably because it works better than the Adaptive Noise Cancelling mode. That seems slightly illogical because the adaptive mode should adapt better to different noises, but in my testing, the default option did indeed produce the best results by far. It's still worth trying out the various settings to find what you like best.