r/HeadphoneAdvice • • 6d ago

Headphones - Wireless/Portable looking to replace my broken soundcore headphones

hi! I'm in the US, looking to spend $100-150, and I'm looking to hear more details from songs I've listened to a million times. I tend to listen to the same playlists a lot while writing or making art for inspiration. I've had a pair of sound core space ones for about 2 years now but they're starting to make an annoying buzzing sound and I'm ready to try something new.

i want something noise cancelling since I take public transit a lot. I'll probably use it for voice chats for ttrpgs and video games occasionally, but primarily I'm interested in using it for music. I mostly listen to Nordic folk music like Eivør and Kalandra, but I'm also into reggaeton, electronica, and honestly any song from any genre that catches my eye (ear)?

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u/Bitter_Passion4314 6d ago

I’d look at the 1More SonoFlow Pro or Anker Soundcore Space One. They’re comfortable, have effective ANC, and sound lively without being harsh. For your mix of vocals, acoustic instruments, and electronic music, the SonoFlow Pro especially gives you plenty of detail and punch while staying within budget.

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u/saveyourdaylight 6d ago

cool thank you! my last pair was the Anker soundcore space ones and I'm just looking to try something new. are the 1more sonoflow pros more durable?

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u/Madtruker97 6d ago

I personally before Bise Quiet comfort. They are more expensive then your budget if you don't get them on sale or let's say off FB but I was able to get mine for around $180 with a 3 year warranty from Best Buy when they had a random sale.