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The video focuses on the review and comparison of the new Soundcore Space Q45 headphones with earlier models, specifically the Q35. Presented by Brannon, the video begins with him humorously addressing rumors about an imminent Q40 release and his enthusiasm for the Q45s, especially their color options. The review covers multiple aspects such as design, comfort, and features like key controls, memory foam padding, and differences in case design. Technological comparisons include the use of next-gen acoustic architecture and a three-stage noise-canceling system in the Q45s, which provide up to 98% noise blockage, better battery life, and improved Bluetooth connectivity (5.3 vs. 5.0 in the Q35s).
Noise cancellation and transparency modes receive detailed attention, with demonstrations of adaptive noise canceling and customization through the Soundcore app. Customization features are highlighted, including sound profiles, LDAC support for higher sound quality, and wind noise reduction. Despite praising the Q45's sound quality and microphone performance, the presenter notes some cons like the absence of gaming mode, certain control functionalities, and an unoptimized case design. Ultimately, the video presents the Q45 as a marginal upgrade over the Q35, justifying its price mainly due to additional features and improved battery life. Brannon interacts with viewers by addressing common questions and concludes with a light, engaging note, encouraging subscriptions and further exploration of related content.
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In this segment, the narrator discusses the arrival of the new Space Q45 headphones, countering rumors about an upcoming Q40 model. He humorously emphasizes that many were misled into thinking a Q40 release was imminent. He introduces himself as Brannon, clarifying the pronunciation of his name, and encourages viewers to get comfortable with their current headphones, whether they be Q35 or Q30 models. He expresses excitement about the new Q45s, mentioning his preference for their colors, black and blue. Brannon promises a thorough side-by-side comparison of the Q45s with previous models and hints at potentially surprising content later in the review, encouraging viewers to stay tuned or use the timestamps for specific sections.
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In this part of the video, the presenter reviews headphones focusing on key features such as the right and left markings on the ear cups, memory foam padding, and adjustable sizing for a comfortable fit even with glasses or hats. They compare the Q35s and Q45s, noting that the Q45s feel lighter but not as snug. The controls are detailed, including a new volume rocker button design, and physical buttons for ANC and power. The new model also includes a leather case instead of vinyl, though it lacks a separate pouch for accessories. The headphones can be packed neatly with provided guides and offer good portability.
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In this part of the video, the speaker breaks down the differences and similarities between the Q45 and Q35 headphones. Both models feature 40mm double-layer diaphragm drivers with LDAC and hi-res audio. The Q45s have a next-gen acoustic architecture, blocking up to 98% of noise, and employ a three-stage noise-canceling system targeting low, mid, and high frequencies, whereas the Q35s have dual noise-canceling. Both models have two mics for clear calls. The Q45s offer 50 hours of battery life compared to 40 hours for the Q35s, with both featuring a five-minute fast charge. The Q45s also use Bluetooth 5.3, while the Q35s use Bluetooth 5.0. Both are compatible with the Soundcore app, which provides a detailed and interactive interface for managing the headphones.
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In this segment, the presenter discusses various features and modes of a specific audio device, particularly focusing on noise cancellation, transparency, and customization options. They explore the noise cancellation modes, including adaptive noise canceling, which adjusts to the ambient sound levels. The transparency mode allows the user to hear their surroundings clearly, and custom transparency allows fine-tuning of this feature. The presenter demonstrates adjusting these settings from minimum to maximum levels and notes the differences in audio experience. Additionally, there is a “safe volume” feature to limit the maximum volume, though the presenter shows a preference for maximum volume settings. They also mention controls on the device, noting that the headphones offer fewer control options than the A40 earbuds, with functionality for noise canceling and transparency settings, but limited to single or double presses for other modes.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter explains various customization options available in the sound settings menu. There are 21 pre-set sound stages, such as acoustic, classical, jazz, and hip hop. Users can also create custom sound profiles by adjusting the highs, mids, and lows. The presenter shows how to enable LDAC in the settings for better sound quality if the device supports it, and explains the wind noise toggle to reduce wind interference during activities like biking or jogging. They also highlight features like dual device connection, auto power off settings to conserve battery, and firmware updates to ensure the device stays current. Lastly, there is a shoutout to the sponsor, Artlist, which provides music, sound effects, and stock footage for content creators, along with a promotion for two free months with a subscription.
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In this part of the video, the speaker conducts a review of the Soundcore headphones, commending their impressive sound design and compatibility with LDAC. They compare the new model with the previous Q35s, noting no significant difference in sound quality and praising Soundcore’s consistent quality in audio products. The video proceeds with a microphone test, evaluating its performance in both quiet and noisy environments, such as restaurants. The speaker concludes that the new model performs as well as the Q35s, making it suitable for making and receiving phone calls. The segment ends with a promise to discuss the pros and cons next.
00:18:00
In this part of the video, the speaker compares the features and performance of the Q45 and Q35 headphones. For the Q35, pros include the tap-to-talk feature and auto ear detection, which automatically pauses audio when the headphones are removed. Both the Q35 and Q45 support a five-minute quick charge for four hours of use and have four mics for clear calls. The Q45, however, offers longer battery life with 50 hours compared to the Q35’s 40 hours. The cons for the Q45 include the lack of gaming mode, fast forward/reverse track controls, customizable buttons, tap-to-talk, and aptX support. The speaker also criticizes the design of the Q45’s case. Initially, the speaker believed the upgrades in the Q45 did not justify its higher price over the Q35, but an email from Soundcore has since changed this perspective, though the speaker emphasizes they are not sponsored or endorsed by Soundcore.
00:21:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various pricing options for the Space Q45 headphones, including the MSRP of $149.99 and a temporary discount bringing the price down to $119.99. They compare this to the Q35s, which are available for $103.99 with a coupon. The speaker highlights that for an additional $15, the Q45s offer extra features like an additional 10 hours of battery life and Bluetooth 5.3, though they lack gaming mode and hear detection. Additionally, the speaker addresses common viewer questions, such as the inability to charge and use the headphones simultaneously, and assures listeners that the sound quality is good even without LDAC. They conclude with a light-hearted fortune cookie reading.
00:24:00
In this part of the video, the speaker thanks the audience for watching and encourages them to check out the other two videos in the series about the new space series by Soundcore. They emphasize that the other videos are very informative and suggest subscribing to the channel for more content.