Soundcoreby Anker Space A40 Auto-Adjustable Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Reduce Noise by Up to 98%, 50H Playtime, Hi-Res Sound, Comfortable Fit, App Customization, Wireless Charge (Blue)Carbon Neutral Certified by SCS Global Services

I just got these in the mail today. Dropped them on the wireless charger, got them to full capacity and set them up. Easy enough to pair, had to remove the little stickers over the ear bud charging contact, but then good to pair. The app was easy to set up. Has a familiar hearing test set up to fine tune the EQ for my screwed up hearing. Swapped the really tiny rubber ear bud plugs to a larger size to fit. Then fired up my music app. I was pleasantly surprised! They sound great, much better than expected! Look, people complaining about lack off bass need to realize what they stuck in their ear! For wireless ear buds, these have more than adequate bass. Great mids and highs as well. Happy with the sound quality!!I listen to old (& not so old) rock, some metal, hip hop (before it turned into whatever these kids today call hip hop), mellow "office music" all the way to singing bowls for meditation... these seem great right out of the gate.You see I got these during Amazon big deal days for about half off, $50 or so. They were gonna be back ups for my Jabra ear buds. I used to use some old Sony extra bass wired buds that cost 20 bucks 10 years ago ( the sound on those were really good for my eclectic audio preferences) as my back ups. However the new cell phones don't have a 3.5 mm plug, so I needed an extra pair of wireless when the main ones are Recharging. As of today, I can see these being in the mix with the main pair! They really sound good and fit nice too. They are comfortable at this point, but alas; I have yet to wear them for hours on end.I cannot yet verify battery life or any other longer term possible issues. I will for myself and the purpose of this review use the statements provided by Anker as true, until proven wrong. At that point, if it should arise, I will gladly return to this review and update.As of today, I would recommend these, even at full price. Unless something catastrophic occurs, I would get these again. I have alot of Anker stuff, chargers, cables etc. and haven't had any issues with those. Seems they are doing pretty good in the ear bud arena as well!Any issues arise, I will be back to let you all know!!!Thanks for reading my review, hope it helps you.UPDATE: These things have been outperforming my $250+ buds everytime. No regrets in buying these. There are still running strong. The ANC is on par with higher end units. Recently flew for a few hours each way: zero (or no noticeable) latency while watching movies- the actors mouth and words match up great. The ANC does its best with airplane noise, but still let's in some cabin buzz. I used an over the ear set of cheapy headphones with ANC in addition to these beautys and no problems, almost no noise. I highly recommend these to anyone looking for a great pair of buds; great sound, great battery life- you charge the case with a wireless charger, nice convenience. They don't fall out with snug rubber tips installed.Better than the numerous "beats" I've tried and definitely on par and outperforming my high end Jabra.Again, you should not have any issues with these at all and will be thanking that random reviewer so talking you into these!!!!Time will tell if these last, and so will I; I'll be back if anything fails on these.

Honestly probably one of the best purchases I've made. Almost perfect for the price. The battery lasts so long I can't even remember the last time I charged it. I charge mine like every other month at most.The sound quality is pretty good. For these smaller buds I don't expect amazing quality like nice cups at home but for what they are I think they sound great. I'm catching a good amount of detail from the music. I mostly use them for playing some games and watching YT videos during my commute. They connect flawlessly to my Steam Deck and Switch. I have used them on my MacBook and Pixel phone. The interaction on my Mac and Pixel can sometimes be weird. You can connect to multiple devices but when the MacBook connects sometimes it just doesn't want to let go lol. I'll turn off Bluetooth on my laptop and then it will reconnect to my phone. I did have to re-pair it one time to my phone after that but I've been going good since.There is an app lets you adjust the noice cancellation, EQ, button functions and other things. You can disconnect from devices in there too. The noise cancellation is decent. For the price and size I'm not going to complain about it on an earbud but if it's your most important thing I would maybe say get a different pair. I use this on the train and I'll still pick up some things but if you are actively listening to music or watching a movie it's pretty good.Overall very impressed. If longer battey life is important to you, I would get this one no questions asked as it has decent enough noise cancellation. I'm not a fan of the overpriced buds from Apple and Google so I think these are a great alternative. I've been using them for over a year now and no issues.

I bought this as my backup TWS pair for when I leave my AirPods at home.PROS:-The case and the earbuds themselves are very compact.-Multipoint connectivity. This is a must. Pairing was also pretty simple. -The case supports wireless charging. I like placing my earbuds on a charging pad every night or after I used it.-It's pretty affordable. I wouldn't call it cheap at ~$45, but it's cheaper than all the headphones, in-ear monitors, and TWS earbuds I've used. -Supports mono audio output (this is probably pretty standard by now)-ANC is okay. I don't feel like I'm drowning. It feels more like passive noise cancelling. Hear through is also passable. I'm putting these as Pros as this is a feature that you don't really expect for this price point and yet it does not suck.CONS:-The audio is pretty quiet, and I had to raise my volume most of the time.-The touch controls works half of the time. Play and pause barely works. -There's no volume controls. Although considering that the earbuds have very tiny touch surface, I don't think gestures can be achieved, especially at this price point.