Soundcore by Anker Space A40 Auto-Adjustable Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Reduce Noise by Up to 98%, 50H Playtim

4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars | 11,985 ratings

Price: 59

Last update: 07-27-2024


About this item

Reduce Noise By Up to 98%: Space A40 has an upgraded noise cancelling system to block out a wider range of distracting noises. So wherever you go, you'll always have the space you need to focus.
Automatically Tailored Noise Cancelling: Space A40 detects external noises and automatically selects a suitable level of noise cancelling for your surroundings. Enjoy your personal space whether you're indoors, outdoors, commuting, or on a flight.
50 Hours of Personal Space: That's enough playtime to enjoy up to 1,000 songs or 25 movies. The earbuds have a 10-hour single charge playtime, and fast charging gives you 4 hours of listening from a quick 10-minute charge.
Highly Detailed Sound: Thanks to soundcore's pioneering double-layer diaphragm drivers, Space A40 noise cancelling earbuds produce sound with strong bass, clear mids, and bright treble. You can also listen using LDAC mode for Hi-Res Audio Wireless sound.
Comfortable, No Matter How Long You Listen: Space A40 noise cancelling wireless earbuds are smaller than all other soundcore ANC earbuds, are as light as a sheet of paper, and have an ergonomic shape so they fit comfortably in your ears.

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Top reviews from the United States

Sam H
5.0 out of 5 stars So far so good
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
I finally ended up with these earbuds after a nightmare journey having traded in my perfectly great Samsung (first series) earbuds for the new Samsung buds pro 2, which it turned out I am totally allergic to and couldn't even wear for 10 minutes without getting a severe reaction, shame on you Samsung, they know they have a big problem and refused to return and refund me the buds.
So here the journey starts, and shout out to Best Buy who took back and refunded every pair I bought! As I mostly listen to audio books in the night, and I'm a side/front sleeper, I needed them to be small and comfortable to lie on, as I'd just wasted over $200 on the Samsung buds, I thought I'd try cheaper ones so bought JBL 235NC earbuds, it was my first time wearing an earbud similar to Apple and for me I didn't like it, I also found the buds sound to be a bit tinny. So they went back and Idid some research and upped my spend and bought the Sony WF1000XM5, these had excellent reviews but the $300 purchase price hurt and they were big in my ears, definitely not comfortable to lay on and for me not worth the price, they went back, next I tried the beats studio buds +, these were ok, they are pretty small but have a raised piece that you hold to fit in your ear and I really struggled every time to put them in my ear, it was also tricky to get them in and out of the case, the sound was good and as much as I didn't really like them, I decided to keep them, until one fell out on the airplane and I couldn't find it, so I was back in the earbud market again and this whole time kicking myself for trading in my old Samsung earbuds, which were perfectly good. I will say that I didn't get a reaction to any of the new earbuds I tried - except the new samsung pro 2 - and now I'm running out of options, my husband said to try the Anker Soundcore A40s as he heard they were good and similar to the Samsung ones so for $50, I decided to give them a try, I read the reviews and supposedly they can be hit and miss, but if you get a bad one send it back and they will send a new pair.
I bought a white pair and my first impression was they are good quality, the case seems sturdy and the buds look expensive. They look very similar to the Samsung earbuds in size, shape and appearance. I downloaded the app, and they paired straight away, they supplied a wide range of sizes of ear tips for fit and a huge choice of sound options, I did the ear test and went with their HearID sound option but there are lots of default choices as well as custom so you can adjust the sound to suit you. There is noise cancellation/Normal/Transparency mode options and I have to say it could be me but I didn't really notice a difference, the Samsung and Sony both have excellent noise cancelling if that is important, it's not really a problem for me. So far I'm pretty pleased, for the price point and quality I would highly recommend them, also for those of you who are struggling with reactions to their earbuds, so far these have been great
michigan968
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Ear Buds at most any price!
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024
I have to say I was skeptical given the cost but I was very wrong as these have been nothing other than great. I have purchased Bose ear buds that connect then2 pieces by wire, miscellaneous less expensive ear bud brands but thes A40 have are quite the best. They stay secure in ear or as secure as possible without duck taping to head. They connect every time without fail unlike any other earbuds that I need to delete and re-syncing but by far is the fact that have outstanding sound quality. Perhaps an audiophile could go into detail about things but they sound just as good as my $300 Bose headphones.

I rarely write reviews but I had to comment because they are one of the best purchase I have made of this type. They recently went on a 2 week trip to Italy and again, no problems at all as I could wear just one while navigating streets in Venice while receiving navigating instructions. Can lay on the pillow with minimal discomfort and they have crazy battery life. I still have to work on adjusting the foam insert size but even out of box it was fine and more importantly, no pain or hot spots.

I have no problem spending money on quality and to me these are near perfect and cost is just a bonus. I recommend purchasing these as they are well worth the minimal amount charged and I have been impressed by this and other Anker products that I own.
Warren
4.0 out of 5 stars A solid budget choice, with caveats.
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024
Pros:
* Solid battery life. Got through a full 40-hour week of work on a single charge. The battery was almost entirely spent at that point but it made it.
* These do a really good job isolating you from and cancelling outside noise. I work in a pretty noisy environment with lots of machines running. These tune out most of that sound very effectively, leaving behind only a dull clatter. They're not perfect at blocking out coworkers talking loudly but they definitely turn the volume down on it. I can't make out what they're saying and I'm left barely aware they're talking most of the time.
* Solid build quality. Anker always does a great job in that regard.
* Buds are relatively small and unobtrusive while still being easy to remove and insert.
* Value for money. These are very impressive for the price.

Cons:
* The default EQ setting is hot garbage. I have no idea what they were thinking. Everything is turned down except low bass, which overwhelms everything else. It's like trying to listen to music when you've got a cold and your ears are stuffed up. It's awful.
I managed to strike a balance I'm fairly happy with by creating a custom EQ using the treble booster setting. I left the highs and mids alone and dropped the two lowest frequencies a bit more. These sound pretty good when configured that way. However, this brings me to my next con:
* You can't EQ the lowest bass frequencies enough. There's always a heavy thump when bass hits, even with it turned down to the maximum of -6dB on the EQ. If you don't like a lot of bass then these are a bad pick for you. I don't love it but it does work well in some music.
* The controls don't seem to get along well with the gloves I wear at work. I've never had that issue with earbuds before, including several other pairs that also used touch controls. The left one seems to handle it okay but the right one misses some presses. It can be frustrating when I need to pause an audiobook to talk to someone.
* The ANC can get a little wonky sometimes if you take the buds out and put them back in. I'm guessing it's something to do with the microphones. It's pretty easy to fix, though, by just toggling the ANC. I keep that bound to the controls for easy access anyway.

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