Appreciate you spending time to give it a view! Not sure what to think about the pors until i can get them in hand. Let me see if I can get a review unit, otherwise I can grab a pair to try - I'm in the market for new overears anyway.
@@davepoghosyan914 so lol I reached out ..they don't make a pro version..I think what you might be talking about is the version from Soundcore. The space one pro. Anker hasn't been friendly on the review unit front for me.
Yeah not sure exactly what earpads are compliant with them, but you can hold the headphone cup in your hand so the earpad faces you and you can cup the the earpad and turn the earpad counter clockwise..it should unclick for removal
@@UtmostCoin thank you. I figured out that they are a plastic that you can pry open. To change the cups, you'd have to completely destroy the OEM pads as they are glued on, for you to use the available ring to attach a replacement. That was a bad design choice.
good review man, what can you say about the pro versions?
Appreciate you spending time to give it a view! Not sure what to think about the pors until i can get them in hand. Let me see if I can get a review unit, otherwise I can grab a pair to try - I'm in the market for new overears anyway.
@@davepoghosyan914 so lol I reached out ..they don't make a pro version..I think what you might be talking about is the version from Soundcore. The space one pro. Anker hasn't been friendly on the review unit front for me.
Hey man! Awesome review.
I wanted to replace the earcups that come with these. Do you know how I can go about this? Thanks
Yeah not sure exactly what earpads are compliant with them, but you can hold the headphone cup in your hand so the earpad faces you and you can cup the the earpad and turn the earpad counter clockwise..it should unclick for removal
@@UtmostCoin thank you. I figured out that they are a plastic that you can pry open. To change the cups, you'd have to completely destroy the OEM pads as they are glued on, for you to use the available ring to attach a replacement. That was a bad design choice.
Yah from what I've seen cheaper over ears don't have great swapability for ear ups.. probably cost savings to make the margins work on their end