I have some Anker wireless earbuds (Life P3) and though I'm more than happy with the sound I just got tired of the damn things falling out- I have very small ear openings.
Me: Spotify listener on the go with a huge vinyl and cd music collection at home played on high end audio equipment. I have AKG Q701's, Grado SR80's and ATH M50x's for home use. Jazz, classical, electronica/dub and hip hop are my main focus.
It was a toss up between these and the wireless Audio Technica M50x BT. I've used the M50x phones for years and like their sound but the on-line reviews for these coupled with the Black Friday discounts made them a better propostion price wise.
Sonics:
A month in and I'm delighted.
Sound is paramount and they don't disappoint. I listen to a lot of jazz and classical so I like good dynamics and a realistic soundstage. After tweaking the EQ settings I have a sonic profile that sounds good with 90% of the stuff I listen to. LDAC adds a little more detail but is a battery hog so I use it sparingly. Not sure about the 50hr battery claim but I find that 10 days of heavy use at 80db is the norm for battery life. Real world use never equals paper spec claims. Extra bass feature is ho-hum. Using the EQ to tweak low frequencies gets better results.
Build and comfort:
They look as good as two lumps of plastic and foam are ever going to look. Finish is up to the usual Anker standards which is quite high, way better than the similarly priced competition. 'Semi-premium' is the term I'd use.
The foam cups can get a little moist on even mild days. Over-ear fit is good and I get minimal discomfort even after 2hrs continuous wear.
Light and comfy. Build quality is excellent at this price point.
Ergonomics are good. Touch buttons for NC function, on/off on the left can and volume control and pause/play on the right. Can be used whilst wearing gloves. Voice confirmation is a nice touch.
The Anker app for sonic fine tuning is excellent-easy to use and pretty feature-laden. I especially like the volume limiter function.
ANC: this is where it gets subjective. Personally I can take it or leave it. I've had it on other 'phones and wasn't impressed by the artificial processed sound that resulted. Here it's a lot more refined and works well in most situations. I use ANC on public transport but when walking toggle to transparent mode. Normal mode sounds awful.
Summary:
+ For the money you get a well made, sonically pleasing, feature-rich product. If I get 3 years of use out of these I won't complain.
- Take battery life claims with a pinch of salt, particularly if you use the LDAC feature.
Would I buy again? Absolutely.
| モデル | Space Q45 |
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| ワイヤレス | Bluetooth |
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| | ケーブル |
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| | アルミニウム |
| | ミュージック |
| | bluetooth |
| ケーブルの | USB-C & USB-Aケーブル |
| | 295 グラム |
| ユニット | 1 Count |
| バッテリー | いいえ |
| メーカー | Anker |
| | アルミニウム |
| | 8.8 x 16.1 x 18.9 cm; 295 g |
