Soundcore Space 2 headphones have 4 levels of adaptive noise cancellation
17.03.26
At the MWC 2026 exhibition in Barcelona, Soundcore introduced new full-size headphones Space 2. The model became a continuation of the series and received an updated noise cancellation system, redesigned drivers and increased battery life.
Adaptive noise cancellation and new drivers
Soundcore Space 2 is equipped with a four-level adaptive noise cancellation system. It automatically analyzes the surrounding environment and adjusts the intensity of ANC. The manufacturer claims that the system is particularly effective in suppressing low-frequency noise, such as the hum of an airplane, subway or city transport.
The headphones use updated 40 mm drivers with a two-layer design. It uses a combination of a silk diaphragm and a metal-ceramic layer. This scheme, according to the company, allows you to achieve cleaner sound.
The model supports Hi-Res Audio and the LDAC codec. It can be activated via the Soundcore proprietary application.
Up to 70 hours of battery life
The Soundcore Space 2 connects via Bluetooth 6.1. The model does not support Auracast technology. A standard 3.5 mm jack is provided for wired connection.
The operating time without noise cancellation is 70 hours. With ANC active, the battery life is reduced to approximately 50 hours. Fast charging allows you to get up to four hours of playback after five minutes of connection to power.
The weight of the headphones is 261 g. According to the company, the design was tested on more than 2000 head shapes. The design of the cups has also been updated.
Soundcore Space 2 will be available in three colors: Cream White, Jet Black and Sage Green. Global sales will begin on April 21, 2026. The recommended price is $ 130.
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