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Anker Soundcore Space Q45 vs Sennheiser Accentum Wireless

SpecAnker Soundcore Space Q45Sennheiser Accentum Wireless
Approx. price~$100~$100
Rating
TypeOver-Ear HeadphonesOver-Ear Headphones
Noise CancellingAdaptive ANCANC
Battery (single charge)50 hrs50 hrs
Battery (with case)
Quick Charge5 min = 4 hrs10 min = 5 hr
CodecsSBC, AAC, LDACSBC, AAC, aptX, aptX HD
Bluetooth5.35.2
MultipointYesYes
Driver Size40 mm37 mm
Weight292 g222 g
Water Resistance
Wireless ChargingNoNo
Transparency ModeYesYes
Spatial AudioNoNo
App EQYesYes

Pros & cons

Anker Soundcore Space Q45

  • 50 hours with ANC on beats most $300 flagships
  • Three-stage adaptive ANC embarrasses pricier headphones on plane drone
  • LDAC and Bluetooth 5.3 multipoint included
  • Sturdier build and stronger low-end ANC than Space One
  • Frequent 40%-off deals drop it near $90
  • 5-minute charge buys 4 hours
  • Heavier than it looks at 292 grams
  • Tight clamp on larger heads for the first weeks
  • Boomy V-shaped mid-bass needs app EQ to sort out
  • ANC adds ear pressure and hiss in silence
  • Mics merely okay for calls

Sennheiser Accentum Wireless

  • Refined, warm Momentum-like tuning that embarrasses most sub-$150 rivals
  • 50 hr battery with ANC on; 10 min charge = 5 hr
  • aptX HD and aptX support alongside SBC/AAC
  • Light 222g build for all-day listening
  • Multipoint connects phone and laptop simultaneously
  • 5-band EQ and sound modes in the Smart Control app
  • Frequently discounted to $99 from its $180 list
  • ANC is fixed-strength, can't be disabled or adjusted, and is merely decent
  • Cramped physical buttons instead of the Plus's touch controls
  • No carry case included, and no 3.5mm wired listening option
  • No wear detection for auto-pause
  • Clamping force is firmer than the Accentum Plus
  • Average mic quality on calls