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Reviewer report

EarFun Wave Pro against the Soundcore Space One

What 43 YouTube creators said in 58 review videos about the two headphones. Every point cites the claims behind it and against it, and opens to the second it was said.

Compiled 24 October 2026 · 43 creators · 58 videos from August 2023 to May 2026 (46 of them from 2023 and 2024) · 7 conclusions · 7 quotes heard by a person

Not commissioned by either brand. The conclusions were written by an AI model from the reviewers’ claims; how, and what that means for reading them, is under Method.

Where does each come out ahead?

Where reviewers favour the Wave Pro

None of the conclusions.

Where reviewers favour the Space One

Split, a trade-off, or about equal

Differences from separate reviews and features

Where do reviewers compare them directly?

4 compared the two directly39 did not, in a confirmed comparison

  • Andy's Tech Toneaffiliate linksunit from EarFununit from Soundcore

    Earfun Wave Pro Review | Best ANC Headphones Under $100?
    • As far as design goes, the EarFun Wave Pro can certainly keep up with the top-of-the-class contenders. 0:45
    • Although Andy likes the Soundcore Space One for comfort, they feel bulkier and less stable on their head than the EarFun Wave Pro. 1:44
    • Because the 1MORE SonoFlow feels a touch tighter, the EarFun Wave Pro wins the comfort round by a margin over the competitors. 2:05
    • The EarFun Wave Pro app's multi-device switching is unreliable and displays code names instead of actual device names, making it far from user friendly compared to Soundcore. 6:08
    • The EarFun Wave Pro lacks wear detection sensors for auto play/pause, unlike the Soundcore Space One. 8:07
    • All in all, the Soundcore Space One delivers a more comprehensive set of options for controlling the headphones compared to the EarFun Wave Pro. 8:38
    • In the presenter's opinion, Soundcore's HearID feature works better overall than EarFun's hearing test profile. 9:48
    • The EarFun Wave Pro filters out a touch more low-frequency hums and rumbles than the Soundcore Space One. 12:25
    • Soundcore Space One does a better job at taming most high-pitch noises than the EarFun Wave Pro. 12:29
    • In terms of handling wind noise, the EarFun Wave Pro is the presenter's favorite, followed by Soundcore Space One, while SonoFlow finishes last due to lacking a specific wind mode. 12:47
    • The EarFun Wave Pro is pretty much on par with current category leaders for active noise cancelling, and delivers top-of-class performance in wind noise handling. 13:24
    • The Soundcore Space One has a more V-shaped sound signature than the EarFun Wave Pro, offering better extension and more energy in both bass and highs. 15:06
    • The reviewer would not hesitate a second to buy the EarFun Wave Pro over any of its direct competitors. 16:50
    Best ANC Headphones On A Budget
    • Both the Wave Pro and the SonoFlow Pro give more padding around the ears than the Space One. 1:55
    • The Soundcore Space One is the winner of the controls round due to its extra features and dedicated play/pause button, since basic control functions are similar and customisation across apps is limited. 9:48
    • The Soundcore app is easily the best of these four apps, offering the most comprehensive set of features, followed closely by EarFun, with 1MORE and Edifier behind. 11:56
    • For higher frequencies, the winner is Soundcore, followed closely by 1MORE, EarFun, and Edifier in that order. 13:24
    • Soundcore is the most versatile in ANC settings, offering manual sliders, an adaptive ANC option, and wind noise reduction. 14:54
    • Overall, the EarFun Wave Pro is the most consistent across different use cases, and its wind noise reduction performs exceptionally well in a windy climate. 15:11
    • The Space One squeezes out the most dynamic sound overall among the four headphones. 15:27
    • The tuning of 1MORE, EarFun, and Edifier is more balanced and relaxed, making them closer to what the speaker personally likes. 17:17
    • On the software side, Soundcore has more settings and features in their app than any of the others, so the Space One wins that round. 18:21
    • Andy concludes that the EarFun Wave Pro is the winner of this test. 19:29

  • EL JEFE REVIEWSdiscount codeunit from EarFun

    Earfun Wave Pro | Exceeding Expectations!
    • In their opinion when it comes to sound quality, the EarFun Wave Pro are also better than the TOZO HT2 and Soundcore Space One. 15:18

  • GearUP with Aaronunit from EarFun

    Things to know before buying // EARFUN WAVE PRO (Detailed review)
    • The EarFun Wave Pro's plastic feels pretty solid, compared to JLab or Soundcore Space One headphones. 3:07

  • Picky Audiosponsored by EarFun

    (EarFun Wave Pro) vs The Best BUDGET Headphones in 2024
    • The Soundcore Space One and Space Q45 are deeper and slightly more spacious than the Wave Pro, so ears barely touch inside. 1:22
    • Soundcore Space One earcups feel slightly more premium than the Wave Pro, SOUNDPEATS, and Edifier. 1:59
    • The EarFun Wave Pro includes a hard case, whereas the Soundcore Space One only gives you a soft case. 2:09
    • The Soundcore Space One has wearing detection to automatically pause and play music when taking headphones on and off. 3:44
    • You cannot mute the microphone on the EarFun Wave Pro; the Soundcore headphones are the only ones tested that allow you to do that. 5:19
    • You can switch between noise cancelling and transparency on all headphones during calls except for the EarFun Wave Pro and Edifier WH-700NB. 5:24
    • Soundcore still has the best app compared to EarFun. 7:25
    • The Soundcore Space One has extra features like safe volume listening, Easy Chat, a hearing test, and better noise cancelling and transparency customization. 7:27
    • There is no wind reduction in transparency mode on the Wave Pro, as only the Soundcore headphones have that feature. 9:20
    • The Edifier WH-700NB and Soundcore Space One sound the best at low volume levels because of their more bass- and treble-focused tuning. 10:01
    • The Soundcore Space One allows for a more dynamic sound with more low-end thump and has a slightly more open soundstage than the EarFun Wave Pro, though mids are slightly recessed. 13:26
    • The Soundcore Space One is better overall than the EarFun Wave Pro. 14:53

Which other products come up?

Compared directly, checked

  • Sony WH-1000XM57 of 43 · with both
    • DHRME · 2:11unit from SoundcoreTheir transparency mode is in the same class as the Edifier WH950NB or even the Sony WH-1000XM5.
    • GearUP with Aaron · 10:39The Soundcore Space One's ANC algorithm is very close to or on equal footing with the Sony WH-1000XM5 and Bose 700.
    • GearUP with Aaron · 12:50The Space One doesn't have the materials, ANC, or sound quality of the AirPods Max, Momentum 4, or WH-1000XM5, but captures most of that experience for only $99.
    • Jason T Lewis · 0:47sponsored by Soundcoreunit from SoundcoreThe lightness of the Soundcore Space One compares closely to the Sony WH-1000XM5.
    • Patrick Murphy · 9:44affiliate linksSpace One includes features that some of the more expensive headphones don't have.
    • Patrick Murphy · 9:47affiliate linksThe Space One is way more comfortable than those other more expensive headphones.
    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 9:18sponsored by SoundcoreThe Space One is not as powerful for ANC as the flagship Sony WH-1000XM5 or Bose QC45.
    • Flossy Carter · 3:09The EarFun Wave Pro feels exactly like the Sony WH-1000XM5 with that lightweight plastic build.
    • Flossy Carter · 7:34The Sony headphones have a firmer foam feel inside, whereas the EarFun Wave Pro just feel like soft pillows.
    • mint mindy · 0:53unit from SoundcoreThe headbands on the Sony WH-1000XM5 feel slightly softer than the Space One.
    • mint mindy · 1:06unit from SoundcoreTouching or brushing the Space One ear cups produces a hollow plastic sound, which does not happen with the Sony.
    • And 9 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.
  • Sony WH-1000XM45 of 43 · with both
    • IrensTech · 5:32The EarFun Wave Pro is not quite as well put together as something like the Sony XM4, having a few minor marks.
    • Tech Scale · 4:00affiliate linksThe Sony WH-1000XM4 makes ambient noises like the fan and AC super silent, outperforming the Space One.
    • Gabriel Pilo · 3:35affiliate linksWhile working, the Space One tends to get a little bit warm, but the Sony XM4 produces that same feeling.
    • Ardently Tech · 2:56affiliate linksdiscount codesponsored by EarFununit from EarFunThe Sony WH-1000XM4s have richer sounding bass than the EarFun Wave Pros.
    • Ardently Tech · 3:18affiliate linksdiscount codesponsored by EarFununit from EarFunThere is very little difference in sound quality between the EarFun Wave Pros and Sony XM4s when listening side by side.
    • IrensTech · 6:25The Sony WH-1000XM4 noise cancellation was stronger and better than the EarFun Wave Pro, especially for mid frequencies, while lower frequencies were about the same.
    • DHRME · 2:54unit from EarFunEarFun Wave Pro ANC is close to Sony WH-1000XM4 (Tier A) for voices and high-end, but lets in a bit more low-end.
    • And 8 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.
  • Apple AirPods Max4 of 43 · with both
    • Max Tech · 2:25affiliate linkssponsored by SoundcoreThe Space One have dual adjustable hinges that allow them to lay flat just like AirPods Max.
    • Max Tech · 1:19affiliate linksdiscount codeThe EarFun Wave Pro case is a much better case than the AirPods Max case.
    • Gabriel Pilo · 4:26affiliate linksUnlike the Apple AirPods Max, the Space One folds up into a really tiny package that takes up less space in a bag.
    • GearUP with Aaron · 12:50The Space One doesn't have the materials, ANC, or sound quality of the AirPods Max, Momentum 4, or WH-1000XM5, but captures most of that experience for only $99.
    • Patrick Murphy · 9:44affiliate linksSpace One includes features that some of the more expensive headphones don't have.
    • Patrick Murphy · 9:47affiliate linksThe Space One is way more comfortable than those other more expensive headphones.
    • And 7 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.
  • Soundcore Space One Pro3 of 43 · with the Space One
    • CEONTHEMAKING · 0:44affiliate linksThe build quality of the Space One Pro feels a bit more premium compared to the original Space One.
    • CEONTHEMAKING · 0:52affiliate linksThe finishes and overall hardware on the Space One Pro feel more substantial to the touch than on the original.
    • My Tech Gear · 0:46unit from SoundcoreThe Space One Pro definitely feels like a more premium build than the Space One.
    • My Tech Gear · 1:20unit from SoundcoreThe ear cups on the Space One Pro are slimmer than on the Space One, fixing the chunky profile.
    • GYMCADDY · 1:46affiliate linksThe Space One are mostly made of lightweight plastic and feel very flimsy compared to the Space One Pro, which are much denser and feel a lot more durable.
    • GYMCADDY · 2:07affiliate linksThe reviewer highly prefers the leatherette on the base Space One over the Pro, because the Pro feels very plasticky and synthetic, whereas the Space One feels almost like silicone or soft touch.
    • And 33 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.
  • Bose QuietComfort2 of 43 · with the Wave Pro
    • Flossy Carter · 16:16The EarFun Wave Pro does not achieve Sony WH-1000XM5 or Bose QuietComfort level active noise cancellation for $60.
    • DHRME · 1:48unit from EarFunEarFun Wave Pro's earcups are not as spacious as the Sennheiser ACCENTUM or Bose QuietComfort, so the pads touch the pinna.
  • Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless2 of 43 · with the Space One
    • DHRME · 1:50unit from SoundcoreThe Space One and Space Q45 are in pretty much the same ANC class as the 1MORE SonoFlow and the Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless.
    • GearUP with Aaron · 12:50The Space One doesn't have the materials, ANC, or sound quality of the AirPods Max, Momentum 4, or WH-1000XM5, but captures most of that experience for only $99.
  • SoundPEATS Space2 of 43 · with the Wave Pro
    • Aaron X Loud and Wireless · 10:13affiliate linksThe presenter prefers the EarFun Wave Pro over the SoundPEATS Space.
    • Aaron X Loud and Wireless · 10:15affiliate linksThe controls on the EarFun Wave Pro are more responsive than on the SoundPEATS Space.
    • Sean Talks Tech · 1:37unit from EarFunJust with the simple inclusion of a case, the EarFun Wave Pro is an easy recommendation over the SoundPEATS Space.
    • And 3 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.
Compared by one creator each (3)
  • 1MORE SonoFlow Pro1 of 43 · with both
    • Andy's Tech Tone · 1:31affiliate linksunit from EarFununit from SoundcoreThe Wave Pro gives a slightly looser fit on the head than the SonoFlow Pro, making it the winner in terms of long-term comfort, though they are very hard to tell apart.
    • Andy's Tech Tone · 1:55affiliate linksunit from EarFununit from SoundcoreBoth the Wave Pro and the SonoFlow Pro give more padding around the ears than the Space One.
    • And 18 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.
  • Beats Studio Pro1 of 43 · with the Space One
    • Max Tech · 0:28affiliate linkssponsored by SoundcoreAfter using the Space One, the reviewer kind of regrets spending $350 on the Beats Studio Pro.
    • Max Tech · 2:36affiliate linkssponsored by SoundcoreJust like the Beats, the Soundcore Space One fold inward for easy storage into a bag.
    • And 2 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.
  • JLab JBuds Lux ANC1 of 43 · with the Wave Pro
    • GearUP with Aaron · 4:48unit from EarFunThe compression on the EarFun Wave Pro is about the same as the JLab JBuds Lux.
    • GearUP with Aaron · 7:23unit from EarFunThe EarFun Wave Pro offers good detail in vocals and highs without the woolly baseline heard on the JLab JBuds Lux ANC.
    • And 1 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.

Also named, not checked

  • Soundcore Space Q459 of 43 · with both
    • New Stuff TV · 4:16According to Soundcore, the Space Q45 delivers more detailed, rich audio with a balanced sound profile than the Space One.
    • New Stuff TV · 4:24According to Soundcore, the Space One offers greater bass compared to the Space Q45, while maintaining crisp mid and high-frequency audio.
    • GYMCADDY · 1:14affiliate linksThe Space Q45's hard shell case does a much better job of protecting your headphones than the Space One's pouch.
    • GYMCADDY · 1:31affiliate linksBoth headphones fit very similarly to one another.
    • Kenneth Tanaka · 1:09sponsored by SoundcoreThe Space Q45 is still the more premium offering compared to the Space One.
    • Kenneth Tanaka · 2:35sponsored by SoundcoreThe Space One is made of all plastic, whereas the Space Q45 uses more durable metal and aluminum in the headband and hinge.
    • IrensTech · 3:53The EarFun Wave Pro sitting in its case reminds the presenter of the first time opening the Soundcore Q45 headphones.
    • Max Tech · 3:35affiliate linkssponsored by SoundcoreAccording to Soundcore, the Space One is twice as good at noise cancelling compared to the previous generation they are replacing.
    • DHRME · 1:00unit from SoundcoreThe physical controls, button layout, and in-app customization are exactly the same on both headphones.
    • DHRME · 2:18unit from SoundcoreThe Space Q45 feels more solid and well put together with plastic and aluminium materials, whereas the Space One feels hollow and resonates when tapped.
    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 15:24discount codeunit from EarFunThe EarFun Wave Pro are on par with the 1MORE SonoFlow, the Sony CH720, and the Soundcore Space Q45 in terms of sound quality.
    • Aaron X Loud and Wireless · 5:05affiliate linksThe EarFun Wave Pro amplifies voice louder than the Soundcore Space Q45.
    • Aaron X Loud and Wireless · 5:23affiliate linksThe EarFun Wave Pro is a bit more effective at active noise cancelling than the Soundcore Space Q45.
    • Picky Audio · 0:38sponsored by EarFunThe Soundcore Space Q45 has a slightly sturdier feel with higher quality earcups than the Wave Pro.
    • Picky Audio · 1:22sponsored by EarFunThe Soundcore Space One and Space Q45 are deeper and slightly more spacious than the Wave Pro, so ears barely touch inside.
    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 14:26sponsored by SoundcoreThe Space One is not better overall than the Soundcore Space Q45.
    • And 81 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.
  • Sony WH-CH720N7 of 43 · with both
    • Max Tech · 3:40affiliate linkssponsored by SoundcoreThe Soundcore Space One beats the Sony CH720 in noise cancellation, especially in the mid to high frequencies.
    • Max Tech · 3:44affiliate linkssponsored by SoundcoreThe Sony CH720 headphones are more expensive than the Soundcore Space One.
    • Tech Scale · 5:38affiliate linksThe Sony WH-1000XM4 outperforms the Soundcore Space One in sound quality.
    • Gabriel Pilo · 6:56affiliate linksSoundcore Space One is right on par with the Sony WH-CH720N in terms of active noise cancellation.
    • Gabriel Pilo · 7:01affiliate linksSony WH-CH720N is a little bit more expensive than Soundcore Space One.
    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 15:24discount codeunit from EarFunThe EarFun Wave Pro are on par with the 1MORE SonoFlow, the Sony CH720, and the Soundcore Space Q45 in terms of sound quality.
    • Andy's Tech Tone · 10:47unit from SoundcoreComparing the Space One to the 1MORE SonoFlow and Sony WH-CH720N, there are no meaningful differences in sheer noise cancelling performance overall.
    • Andy's Tech Tone · 10:59unit from SoundcoreThe Soundcore Space One offers some advantage over the SonoFlow and CH720N with higher frequency noises.
    • Flossy Carter · 3:28The Soundcore Space One are a little bit heavier than the Sony 720s.
    • Flossy Carter · 3:58The ear cups on the Sony 720s are definitely softer than the Soundcore Space One.
    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 9:11sponsored by SoundcoreThe Space One actually outperforms the Sony WH-CH720N for ANC power in testing for both crowd noise and jet noise.
    • IrensTech · 1:53The EarFun Wave Pro headphones are more comfortable than the Sony WH-CH720N headphones.
    • IrensTech · 2:01The EarFun Wave Pro is heavier than the Sony WH-CH720N.
    • And 49 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.
  • Soundcore Life Q307 of 43 · with the Space One
    • New Stuff TV · 7:30Soundcore states that the Space One is a fully upgraded model compared to the Q30s and offers incredible value under $100.
    • New Stuff TV · 7:39The Space One features an improved noise cancellation system offering 2x stronger noise reduction tailored towards voices.
    • Brannon No d · 7:03affiliate linksunit from SoundcoreAccording to the spec page, Soundcore Space One has 2x stronger voice reduction compared to the Life Q30.
    • Kenneth Tanaka · 1:04sponsored by SoundcoreThe Space One is better than the Life Q30 in every literal aspect.
    • Kenneth Tanaka · 7:05sponsored by SoundcoreThe Soundcore Space One's battery life is the same as the Life Q30, which is still very good.
    • GearUP with Aaron · 3:28The Space One has a slightly different design from Soundcore's Q series headphones.
    • GearUP with Aaron · 6:27Even the Soundcore Life Q30 microphone sounds better tuned than the Space One.
    • The Consumer's Friend · 2:49Compared to the older Soundcore Life Q30s, the sound on the Space One feels a bit more contained.
    • Droid Head · 1:22discount codeFor those who experienced the Q30 or Q35, the design and build quality of the Space One feel on point.
    • Droid Head · 5:33discount codeSoundcore Space One's sound profile is reminiscent of the Q30 or Q35, with a similar sound signature that is slightly upgraded.
    • Tech By Leon · 7:08The Q30 is the middle ground and the one to grab if having to pick among the three.
    • Tech By Leon · 7:15If you have some cash to throw out, Space One is definitely the way to go.
    • And 9 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.
  • Soundcore Life Q354 of 43 · with both
    • New Stuff TV · 6:54Soundcore states that the Space One features upgraded wearing detection for a better play and pause experience compared to the Life Q35.
    • New Stuff TV · 7:08The Space One includes new features such as adaptive ANC and adjustable transparency mode.
    • GearUP with Aaron · 9:50The Soundcore Life Q30 and Q35 have slightly more resolve in the lows and sparkle in the mids than the Space One.
    • Native Rez Media · 2:38The 1MORE SonoFlow and EarFun Wave Pro likely share an OEM design/chassis, unlike the Soundcore Life Q35 which was likely designed from the ground up by Soundcore.
    • Native Rez Media · 5:59The Soundcore Life Q35 does not have as much squeeze on your head as the other two headphones.
    • Droid Head · 1:22discount codeFor those who experienced the Q30 or Q35, the design and build quality of the Space One feel on point.
    • Droid Head · 5:33discount codeSoundcore Space One's sound profile is reminiscent of the Q30 or Q35, with a similar sound signature that is slightly upgraded.
    • And 11 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.
  • CMF Headphone Pro2 of 43 · with both
    • Picky Audio · 15:21affiliate linksdiscount codeWith the custom EQ, the EarFun Wave Pro offers more detailed sound than the CMF Headphone Pro.
    • Picky Audio · 15:30affiliate linksdiscount codeOverall, the EarFun Wave Pro is on par with the CMF Headphone Pro while costing half the price.
    • Trakin Tech English · 0:32The presenter prefers the CMF Headphone Pro's fun, playful, and minimal design over the Soundcore Space One.
    • Trakin Tech English · 1:12CMF's industrial design is superior to Soundcore's, with minimal and clean mic grilles.
    • And 42 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.
  • EarFun Air Pro 32 of 43 · with the Wave Pro
    • Max Tech · 4:44affiliate linksdiscount codeThe EarFun Wave Pro sound surprisingly well, just like the EarFun earbuds tested before.
    • RonOnTech · 20:22The app interface for the EarFun Wave Pro is pretty much the same and similar to other EarFun earbuds like the Air Pro 3s and Free Pro 3s.
    • RonOnTech · 47:15The bass on the EarFun Wave Pro is great and follows the same path as the Free Pro 3 and Air Pro 3 earbuds.
  • TOZO HT22 of 43 · with the Wave Pro
    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 13:31discount codeunit from EarFunThe EarFun Wave Pro is not quite as loud as the TOZO HT2.
    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 15:18discount codeunit from EarFunIn their opinion when it comes to sound quality, the EarFun Wave Pro are also better than the TOZO HT2 and Soundcore Space One.
    • RonOnTech · 14:21The TOZO HT2 delivers a little bit more detail when it comes to the bass compared to the EarFun Wave Pro.
    • RonOnTech · 14:39The TOZO HT2 picks up the different levels within the bass song a lot better than the EarFun Wave Pro.
    • And 1 more from the same creators, up to two shown for each.

Who is each one recommended for?

  • On a tight budgetEarFun Wave Pro3 of 16Soundcore Space One8 of 26

    EarFun Wave Pro

    • DHRME · 8:26unit from EarFun

      On the condition: budget price / initial launch discount ($50–$80)

      For: someone who can look past occlusion on phone calls at this budget price point

    • DHRME · 8:58unit from EarFun

      On the condition: on a budget / wanting basics and decent ANC

      For: a budget-conscious buyer or 'random uncle' looking for decent sounding ANC headphones

    • Erin Lawrence · 6:33

      For: anyone who isn't a real audiophile looking for sub-$100 over-ear ANC headphones

    • Max Tech · 6:16affiliate linksdiscount code

      On the condition: if looking for comfortable headphones that fold down with a case for $60 / for the money

      For: people looking for a pair of nice comfortable earphones that fold down with a case for 60 bucks

    Soundcore Space One

    • Brian Unboxed · 6:06

      On the condition: under $100

      For: someone looking for something under 100

    • CEONTHEMAKING · 7:20affiliate links

      On the condition: if you're looking to stay under that $100 price point

      For: people looking to stay under $100

    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 14:45sponsored by Soundcore

      On the condition: for people who are on a budget and want a stylish, light, and comfortable headphone with cool features under $100

      For: people who are more on a budget. They want a stylish, light, and comfortable headphone with a splash of cool features at that low price point

    • Max Tech · 9:02affiliate linkssponsored by Soundcore

      On the condition: under a hundred dollars

    • mint mindy · 8:10unit from Soundcore

      On the condition: if you are a student or just someone who's on a budget

      For: a student or just someone who's on a budget

    • Pirated Sardar · 6:15affiliate links

      On the condition: if you're on a budget or a student

      For: students or anyone on a budget

    • SoundGuys · 5:00

      On the condition: if you only have $100 to spend and are looking for affordable wireless headphones

      For: most people / friends or family that are interested in an affordable wireless headphone

    • Tech Scale · 6:06affiliate links

      On the condition: Under 10,000 and battery is your top priority

      For: people looking for something under 10,000 whose top priority is battery

  • Upgrading, or keeping an older modelEarFun Wave Pro0 of 16Soundcore Space One2 of 26

    EarFun Wave Pro

    No creator.

    Soundcore Space One

    • Knowledge Sharing Tech · 9:40affiliate links

      On the condition: If you already have the Space One, are satisfied with its performance, do not need the added comfort of the Space 2, and use the Easy Chat function

      For: Current owners of the Soundcore Space One satisfied with its performance

    • New Stuff TV · 9:52

      On the condition: if you are coming from older headphones like the Q30, Q35, or anything below a Q45

      For: people coming from a Q30, Q35, or anything below a Q45

  • Noise cancelling firstEarFun Wave Pro0 of 16Soundcore Space One2 of 26

    EarFun Wave Pro

    No creator.

    Soundcore Space One

    • Mr LazyTech · 14:31affiliate links

      For: people looking for premium ANC headphones around ₹8,500

    • Tech By Leon · 7:15

      On the condition: if you have extra cash to spend

      For: buyers with higher budgets wanting extra features and top noise cancellation

  • Commuting and travelEarFun Wave Pro2 of 16Soundcore Space One1 of 26

    EarFun Wave Pro

    • IrensTech · 14:15

      For: people looking for commuting headphones for noisy places

    • RonOnTech · 48:41

      On the condition: if you're looking for a pair of budget headphones to use on a daily basis and for traveling

      For: people looking for budget headphones for daily use and traveling

    Soundcore Space One

    • Soldier Knows Best · 9:20sponsored by Soundcoreunit from Soundcore

      For: people who are looking for a really good affordable option when they're going on the plane or using it for travel or really doing whatever you want with them

  • Work and callsEarFun Wave Pro0 of 16Soundcore Space One1 of 26

    EarFun Wave Pro

    No creator.

    Soundcore Space One

    • Droid Head · 8:25discount code

      For: people looking for an all-in-one headphone for office and outside

  • A particular fit or comfort needEarFun Wave Pro1 of 16Soundcore Space One0 of 26

    EarFun Wave Pro

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 16:50unit from EarFun

      Andy states they would not hesitate a second to buy the EarFun Wave Pro over any of its direct competitors because it is at least on par in performance and features and its long-term comfort puts it on the highest shelf.

    Soundcore Space One

    No creator.

  • No particular useEarFun Wave Pro10 of 16Soundcore Space One10 of 26

    EarFun Wave Pro

    • Aaron X Loud and Wireless · 10:13affiliate links

      Aaron explicitly prefers the EarFun Wave Pro over the SoundPEATS Space due to responsive controls, better noise cancelling, and LDAC support.

    • Ardently Tech · 10:48affiliate linksdiscount codesponsored by EarFununit from EarFun

      On the condition: if you're looking for a more budget-friendly option that still performs really well compared to higher-end options / want the most bang for your buck

      For: someone who's not necessarily an audiophile looking for a budget-friendly option

    • Digital Slang · 8:18discount code

      Jeff Schick highly recommends the EarFun Wave Pro as a steal of a deal at its price point.

    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 15:37discount codeunit from EarFun

      For: anybody who is interested in picking up the Earfun Wave Pro

    • Flossy Carter · 16:49

      Floss gives the EarFun Wave Pro a major go because they work well, sound good, have long battery life, support passive wired listening, and are only $60.

    • GearUP with Aaron · 12:24unit from EarFun

      Aaron picks the EarFun Wave Pro as a better complete package than the JLab JBuds Lux due to its confident listening experience and high-quality build.

    • Picky Audio · 14:45sponsored by EarFun

      The EarFun Wave Pro is an easy recommendation due to its price, included hard case, great sound, and strong noise cancelling, though the Soundcore Space One is better overall at a higher price.

    • Sean Talks Tech · 1:37unit from EarFun

      Sean considers the EarFun Wave Pro an easy recommendation over the SoundPEATS Space simply due to the inclusion of a hard carrying case.

    • Techcalling · 3:39

      On the condition: looking for high quality ANC headphones without breaking the bank

      For: anyone looking for high quality ANC headphones without breaking the bank

    • TechTablets · 6:04

      The EarFun Wave Pro is strongly praised and recommended for its fantastic sound quality, impressive active noise cancellation, and stellar battery life at an $80 price point.

    Soundcore Space One

    • Brannon No d · 19:33affiliate linksunit from Soundcore

      For: guys and gals

    • Digital Slang · 15:10unit from Soundcore

      On the condition: at its price point ($99)

    • Gabriel Pilo · 10:21affiliate links

      For: people looking for the best all-around headphones for around $100 who don't need brain-shaking bass

    • GearUP with Aaron · 13:01

      For: those who look at AirPod Maxes or Momentum 4s or 1000XM5s and want most of that experience for a third of the price

    • Jason T Lewis · 9:03sponsored by Soundcoreunit from Soundcore

      Jason highly recommends the Soundcore Space One as a steal and an incredibly good headphone for its price.

    • Kenneth Tanaka · 0:01sponsored by Soundcore

      Kenneth Tanaka gives the Soundcore Space One an instant recommendation at $99 because of its extensive feature set, including great ANC, battery life, wear detection, and tap for transparency.

    • Patrick Murphy · 9:40affiliate links

      On the condition: if you're looking for over-the-ear headphones

      For: people looking for over-the-ear headphones

    • Phone Tech At Work · 8:23

      The presenter recommends the Soundcore Space One as definitely worth $99 for what you get, even though they aren't $300 to $400 tier headphones.

    • Picky Audio · 14:55sponsored by EarFun

      On the condition: if deciding between the Space One and the Space Q45

    • RonOnTech · 36:21

      Ron definitely recommends checking out the Soundcore Space One headphones, calling them very comfortable, really good for the price, and well worth the money despite minor drawbacks.

  • Not sortedEarFun Wave Pro2 of 16Soundcore Space One2 of 26

    EarFun Wave Pro

    • Aaron X Loud and Wireless · 11:02affiliate links

      On the condition: if you're in the market for some compelling noise cancelers in the budget range

      For: people in the market for compelling noise cancelers in the budget range

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 19:29affiliate linksunit from EarFununit from Soundcore

      Andy selects the EarFun Wave Pro as the overall winner of the comparison test due to its top-tier comfort and crucial wind noise cancelling performance.

    Soundcore Space One

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 13:30unit from Soundcore

      For: younger audience, or somebody who needs multipoint for work or top of the class noise cancelling for commute

    • The Consumer's Friend · 6:21

      On the condition: if you prioritize all-day comfort, incredible battery life, and solid noise cancellation for office, cafe, or commute

      For: people who prioritize all-day comfort, battery life, and solid noise cancellation for work/casual listening

Creators, not recommendations: a creator counts once per use and product, and a bar is that share of the product’s recommenders. A creator who names a different use in two videos appears in both rows. The use is an AI model’s reading of the creator’s condition, stated audience and verdict, not yet reviewed by a person.

Every recommendation, creator by creator, with their reasons and caveats

EarFun Wave Pro

16 creators recommend it (19 recommendations: 1 creator in more than one video; 2 creators more than once in one video)

  • Aaron X Loud and Wireless · 11:02affiliate links

    On the condition: if you're in the market for some compelling noise cancelers in the budget range

    For: people in the market for compelling noise cancelers in the budget range

    • It's already nailing the basics, well most of them, except for the transparency. 10:56

    Caveats

    • Wave Pro would have been more attractive if it did support LDAC codec streaming with multi-point pairing 10:44
    • except for the transparency 10:58
  • Ardently Tech · 10:48affiliate linksdiscount codesponsored by EarFununit from EarFun

    On the condition: if you're looking for a more budget-friendly option that still performs really well compared to higher-end options / want the most bang for your buck

    For: someone who's not necessarily an audiophile looking for a budget-friendly option

    • they offer a lot of the same features and perform very similarly to the $300 headphones at a fraction of the cost 10:23
    • it gives you the most bang for your buck 11:08

    Caveats

    • both headphones are a great buy and you won't be disappointed by either purchase 10:54
  • DHRME · 8:26unit from EarFun

    On the condition: budget price / initial launch discount ($50–$80)

    For: someone who can look past occlusion on phone calls at this budget price point

    • They are comfortable, foldable, and come with a hard case uncommon at this price point 8:33
    • The ANC is decent, microphones are good in noisy environments, multi-point works, and controls function well 8:39

    Caveats

    • The occlusion, especially during phone calls, is a deal breaker under normal circumstances 8:28
  • DHRME · 8:58unit from EarFun

    On the condition: on a budget / wanting basics and decent ANC

    For: a budget-conscious buyer or 'random uncle' looking for decent sounding ANC headphones

    • What you get for the price is stellar and occlusion does not bother them as much 9:08

    Caveats

    • Quality control is a potential concern given how cheap they are 9:22
  • Max Tech · 6:16affiliate linksdiscount code

    On the condition: if looking for comfortable headphones that fold down with a case for $60 / for the money

    For: people looking for a pair of nice comfortable earphones that fold down with a case for 60 bucks

    • they fold down, have a case, and cost 60 bucks, representing unbeatable value for the money 6:16

    Caveats

    • AirPods Max have locked-down Apple ecosystem features that the EarFun lacks 6:43
The other 14
  • RonOnTech · 48:41

    On the condition: if you're looking for a pair of budget headphones to use on a daily basis and for traveling

    For: people looking for budget headphones for daily use and traveling

    • Very great, very good budget headphones 48:41
  • Techcalling · 3:39

    On the condition: looking for high quality ANC headphones without breaking the bank

    For: anyone looking for high quality ANC headphones without breaking the bank

    • for the price point these headphones offer excellent value 3:04
    • the active noise cancellation is effective the sound quality is generally good and the battery life is outstanding 3:11
    • the design is both stylish and comfortable making them great for long listening sessions 3:20

    Caveats

    • however the sound quality at higher volumes could be better and the unboxing experience while solid isn't particularly special 3:28
  • Aaron X Loud and Wireless · 10:13affiliate links

    No condition attached.

    • the controls being more responsive 10:15
    • its noise cancelling is better 10:17
    • the fact that it supports streaming over LDAC, which offers much better transmission on Android devices for high-res lossless files 10:20

    Caveats

    • Soundpeats Space has superior battery life 10:34
    • superior transparency mode on Soundpeats Space 10:36
  • Andy's Tech Tone · 16:50unit from EarFun

    No condition attached.

    • as in most cases the wave Pro is at least on par with them in terms of performance and features 16:55
    • and again I believe that their long-term Comfort puts them on the highest shelf in this price bracket 17:01
  • Andy's Tech Tone · 19:29affiliate linksunit from EarFununit from Soundcore

    No condition attached.

    • Top of the class comfort 19:17
    • Dedicated wind noise cancelling mode which is crucial where the reviewer lives 19:20

    Caveats

    • Depending on personal preferences, deals, or head size, any of the other headphones could be recommended 19:43
  • Digital Slang · 8:18discount code

    No condition attached.

    • at this price point, they're a great pair of headphones 8:18
    • Either way, it's a steal of a deal, the EarFun Wave Pro 8:29
  • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 15:37discount codeunit from EarFun

    No condition attached.

    For: anybody who is interested in picking up the Earfun Wave Pro

    • I would put these at the higher end of the pack when it comes to headphones at that $100 price point. 15:37
    • When it comes to sound, they are better than the SoundPEATS Space, TOZO HT2, and Soundcore Space 1, and on par with the SonoFlow, CH720, and Q45. 15:16
  • Erin Lawrence · 6:33

    No condition attached.

    For: anyone who isn't a real audiophile looking for sub-$100 over-ear ANC headphones

    • the battery life alone would be reason enough to click by now on these headphones 5:41
    • since these headphones check pretty much every other box for me 6:18

    Caveats

    • could probably also find headphones though that do have sound quality that might be a little more finely tuned but unless you're a real audiophile I wouldn't worry about it 6:24
  • Flossy Carter · 16:49

    No condition attached.

    • for 60 bucks as Bob Barker would say the Price Is Right 16:57
    • these are a nice set of headphones that sound good everything works on them 17:00
    • being able to use these wired with no battery that's a clutch feature right there 17:06
    • they sound good they're not going to break your pockets you got transparency mode active noise cancellation you got load latency you got extremely long lasting battery with fast charge like I said these just work 17:14
  • GearUP with Aaron · 12:24unit from EarFun

    No condition attached.

    • comfortable yet confident listening experience as well as a high quality build 12:33

    Caveats

    • light wind easily enters the ear cup space and annoys the heck out of the user 11:55
    • it takes 6 and a half seconds to power down 12:10
  • IrensTech · 14:15

    No condition attached.

    For: people looking for commuting headphones for noisy places

    • due to being more comfortable 9:12
    • they can block out more noise if I need them to 9:14
    • they are very good at blocking out sound very comfortable and they you know they sound all right as well 12:51

    Caveats

    • It's a shame they've got this massive EarFun logo on the side 13:00
  • Picky Audio · 14:45sponsored by EarFun

    No condition attached.

    • taking into account the price of the wave Pro you get that hard case Great Sound strong noise cancelling they're pretty Flawless 14:45

    Caveats

    • the space one is better overall they are more expensive though 14:53
  • Sean Talks Tech · 1:37unit from EarFun

    No condition attached.

    • Just with this simple inclusion of a case, it's an easy recommendation over the SoundPEATS Space. 1:37
  • TechTablets · 6:04

    No condition attached.

    • The tune of these and how they sound for that $80 US price tag is excellent, very very good, with deep powerful bass, great vocals, and detailed crisp highs. 6:04
    • Active noise cancellation makes a big noticeable difference in dropping ambient noise completely across various environments. 7:59
    • The headphones sound fantastic and battery runtime is very good at around 40 hours on LDAC and up to 80 hours on SBC. 9:11

    Caveats

    • The top-end volume could be slightly better. 6:44
    • In warmer weather or after wearing them for an hour, heat and sweat buildup occurs due to the complete seal. 8:29
    • Microphone audio sounds a little muffled despite doing an amazing job blocking ambient noise. 9:00

Soundcore Space One

26 creators recommend it

  • Brian Unboxed · 6:06

    On the condition: under $100

    For: someone looking for something under 100

    • overall I feel these have good value coming at less than one hundred dollars and you get a lot of features 6:06
    • what really stood out was the ANC and transparency mode they just worked 6:12
  • CEONTHEMAKING · 7:20affiliate links

    On the condition: if you're looking to stay under that $100 price point

    For: people looking to stay under $100

  • Digital Slang · 15:10unit from Soundcore

    On the condition: at its price point ($99)

    • bang for buck value these are going to be hard to beat right now for 99 bucks they really are these things have a ton of options a ton of software a ton of Hardware good quality 15:25

    Caveats

    • maybe if you're a big gamer on your phone these might not be the best headphones for you there are gaming headphones out there these are not tailored or designed for gaming 10:35
  • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 14:45sponsored by Soundcore

    On the condition: for people who are on a budget and want a stylish, light, and comfortable headphone with cool features under $100

    For: people who are more on a budget. They want a stylish, light, and comfortable headphone with a splash of cool features at that low price point

    • the Space One are Soundcore's strongest noise canceling headphone under 100 bucks 14:45

    Caveats

    • The Space Q45 is Soundcore's premium model at a higher price point and they are great for people who want strong noise cancellation and Soundcore's best sound 14:33
  • Knowledge Sharing Tech · 9:40affiliate links

    On the condition: If you already have the Space One, are satisfied with its performance, do not need the added comfort of the Space 2, and use the Easy Chat function

    For: Current owners of the Soundcore Space One satisfied with its performance

    • satisfied with its performance and you don't need the added comfort of the Space Two 9:40
    • especially if you're using the easy charge function 9:46
The other 21
  • Max Tech · 9:02affiliate linkssponsored by Soundcore

    On the condition: under a hundred dollars

    • in a lot of categories they beat out headphones that are way more expensive 9:02
  • mint mindy · 8:10unit from Soundcore

    On the condition: if you are a student or just someone who's on a budget

    For: a student or just someone who's on a budget

    • it is one quarter the price and behaves like a flagship headphone with under $100 price tag 7:30
    • it's lightweight enough, ANC and transparency modes work fine, and battery lasts slightly longer 7:56
    • the sound quality is impressive for the price 8:02

    Caveats

    • it may not have the best build quality 7:53
  • New Stuff TV · 9:52

    On the condition: if you are coming from older headphones like the Q30, Q35, or anything below a Q45

    For: people coming from a Q30, Q35, or anything below a Q45

    • they are well worth the upgrade if you're coming from a q30 or a Q35 or anything below a Q45 9:57
  • Patrick Murphy · 9:40affiliate links

    On the condition: if you're looking for over-the-ear headphones

    For: people looking for over-the-ear headphones

    • space ones sound great 9:40
    • they include features that some of those more expensive headphones don't have 9:44
    • they're also extremely comfortable way more comfortable than those other headphones 9:47
    • the battery life crushes the competition 9:51
    • they're customizable using the sound core app 9:54
  • Picky Audio · 14:55sponsored by EarFun

    On the condition: if deciding between the Space One and the Space Q45

    • and the Q45 is even more expensive 14:55
  • Pirated Sardar · 6:15affiliate links

    On the condition: if you're on a budget or a student

    For: students or anyone on a budget

    • A quality pair of headphones for this low of a price is as good of a deal as you can get right now. 6:18

    Caveats

    • The sound separation isn't all that great, but given the price something has to give. 6:24
  • SoundGuys · 5:00

    On the condition: if you only have $100 to spend and are looking for affordable wireless headphones

    For: most people / friends or family that are interested in an affordable wireless headphone

    Caveats

    • Space One doesn't have an IP water or dust resistance rating, so gym or rain use is not recommended 0:59
  • Tech By Leon · 7:15

    On the condition: if you have extra cash to spend

    For: buyers with higher budgets wanting extra features and top noise cancellation

    • has extra features and noise cancellation is just as good as the Q30 if not slightly better 7:19
  • Tech Scale · 6:06affiliate links

    On the condition: Under 10,000 and battery is your top priority

    For: people looking for something under 10,000 whose top priority is battery

    • if battery is your number one priority 6:08

    Caveats

    • ANC is not good enough 6:28
    • sound quality lacks clear detail and thumping bass 6:32
  • The Consumer's Friend · 6:21

    On the condition: if you prioritize all-day comfort, incredible battery life, and solid noise cancellation for office, cafe, or commute

    For: people who prioritize all-day comfort, battery life, and solid noise cancellation for work/casual listening

    • The convenience of the multi-point connection, and the quality of the transparency mode make them a fantastic daily driver for work and casual listening. 6:32

    Caveats

    • The sound signature is colored and the low frequency ANC is in top tier. For that, you might need to look at more specialized or expensive options. 6:48
  • Andy's Tech Tone · 13:30unit from Soundcore

    No condition attached.

    For: younger audience, or somebody who needs multipoint for work or top of the class noise cancelling for commute

    • the space one is a great and affordable all-around option and thanks to its good Comfort the long battery life the wide selection of features control options and custom settings anyone can find something to like about these headphones 13:30
    • sound core have once again created a class leading product that other competitors should be compared to going forward 13:48
  • Brannon No d · 19:33affiliate linksunit from Soundcore

    No condition attached.

    For: guys and gals

    • For 99.99 you just can't beat it, it's a no-brainer with so many pros. 17:40

    Caveats

    • No stated 10-minute fast charge, though battery life is long. 17:55
    • The carrying case is just a dust pouch that will not protect against hard drops. 18:24
    • Buttons are small and hard to read. 18:39
    • Uncertainty about long-term durability of memory foam ear cups. 18:52
  • Droid Head · 8:25discount code

    No condition attached.

    For: people looking for an all-in-one headphone for office and outside

    • it can be an all-in-one headphone that will save you from various chaos in the office and outside 8:27
    • It provides a decent NC experience. It provides very good comfort and battery life. It offers above average sound quality. 8:30
    • at this price, it offers a lot of features and none of them are really worth giving up. If someone purchases it, they will be happy. 8:44

    Caveats

    • I would not say that it The best wireless headphones under ৳10,000 8:42
  • Gabriel Pilo · 10:21affiliate links

    No condition attached.

    For: people looking for the best all-around headphones for around $100 who don't need brain-shaking bass

    • The price is honestly really great at $99 (or lower on sale) while offering features found on more expensive pairs. 9:00
    • Provides pretty good ANC, battery life, manual multipoint support, and sound quality on par with its price range. 9:23

    Caveats

    • Bass response is not very strong even when boosted in the companion app, lagging behind Sony headphones. 10:04
  • GearUP with Aaron · 13:01

    No condition attached.

    For: those who look at AirPod Maxes or Momentum 4s or 1000XM5s and want most of that experience for a third of the price

    • The Space 1 captures most of that for $99 only. 13:01
    • it strikes where it counts. Good SQ, impressive NC, solid listening times, plenty of app connectivity and customization features like auto pause play, voice activated, pass through mode, solid hardware. 13:15

    Caveats

    • the Space 1 doesn't have the most amazing materials or the best noise cancellation or the best sound quality 13:07
  • Jason T Lewis · 9:03sponsored by Soundcoreunit from Soundcore

    No condition attached.

    • very good headphone for a very good price and definitely worth checking out 9:58
    • I think that these are a steal soundcore has uh somehow once again done it and made an incredibly good headphone 9:03

    Caveats

    • there's just a couple of places where they could be a little bit better but that's really kind of nitpicking considering what you are getting for the price 9:30
  • Kenneth Tanaka · 0:01sponsored by Soundcore

    No condition attached.

    • it packs everything you could ever imagine for 99 bucks 0:01
    • great ANC with 40 hours playtime, multipoint connection, and LDAC 0:07
    • a wear detection sensor that you normally do not get without spending hundreds of dollars more 0:13
    • tap for transparency mode is back 0:19
  • Mr LazyTech · 14:31affiliate links

    No condition attached.

    For: people looking for premium ANC headphones around ₹8,500

    • Mainly, the build quality is given, the look and feel is given, the comfort is given, there is no compromise on the output in the ears as well. You will get good calling and the multiple smart features work properly. 14:19

    Caveats

    • There should have been betterment in some parts, which I have told you in the video. 14:35
  • Phone Tech At Work · 8:23

    No condition attached.

    • the price just really justifies you're saying how much quality that you're actually getting which is actually decent 8:23
    • as far as the overall design and as far as what you get for it I think they are definitely worth 99 8:38

    Caveats

    • they're not the best in the world they're not you know saying 300 or 400 headphones 8:33
  • RonOnTech · 36:21

    No condition attached.

    • very comfortable headphones really good for the price 36:21
    • despite dislikes, they are well worth the price 36:31

    Caveats

    • acknowledges their stated dislikes (thin cushion, no hard case, ldac multipoint limitation) 36:31
  • Soldier Knows Best · 9:20sponsored by Soundcoreunit from Soundcore

    No condition attached.

    For: people who are looking for a really good affordable option when they're going on the plane or using it for travel or really doing whatever you want with them

    • For the $100 price tag you're getting a great deal, with performance across sound quality, comfort, ANC, and transparency mode all on point. 9:20

Andy's Tech Tone, Digital Slang, EL JEFE REVIEWS, GearUP with Aaron, Max Tech, Picky Audio and RonOnTech appear in both columns. EL JEFE REVIEWS and Max Tech give a condition or audience for each product, so read those. RonOnTech gives one only for the EarFun Wave Pro. Andy's Tech Tone, Digital Slang, GearUP with Aaron and Picky Audio give one only for the Soundcore Space One.

The reasons and caveats summarise what each creator said, each linked to the second it was said unless marked as not found in the captions. None has been heard by a person, so none carries quotation marks.

Chose another product, or no single pick (13)

Who are the creators, and what ties do they state?

3 sponsorship or a supplied unit from EarFun only8 sponsorship or a supplied unit from Soundcore only4 from both brands11 affiliate links or a code only17 none stated in these videos
  • Picky Audio393,834 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro, Soundcore Space One, EarFun Tune Pro · 3 videos

    affiliate links, discount code, sponsored by EarFun, sponsored by Soundcore

  • DHRME327,512 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro, Soundcore Space Q45 · 2 videos

    unit from EarFun, unit from Soundcore

  • GYMCADDY288,052 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space Q45 · 2 videos

    affiliate links

  • Max Tech236,929 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro, Soundcore Space One · 2 videos

    affiliate links, discount code, sponsored by Soundcore

  • Flossy Carter211,205 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro, Sony WH-CH720N · 2 videos

    No ties stated in these videos

  • GearUP with Aaron200,873 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro, Soundcore Space One · 2 videos

    unit from EarFun

  • Trakin Tech English198,721 views

    Recommends CMF Headphone Pro

    No ties stated in these videos

  • SoundGuys139,605 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    No ties stated in these videos

  • mint mindy121,955 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    unit from Soundcore

  • New Stuff TV103,381 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    No ties stated in these videos

  • EL JEFE REVIEWS90,280 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro, Soundcore Space One · 2 videos

    discount code, sponsored by Soundcore, unit from EarFun

  • Techstuff78,853 views

    Recommends no single pick

    affiliate links

The other 31 creators
  • Andy's Tech Tone73,102 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro, Soundcore Space One · 3 videos

    affiliate links, unit from EarFun, unit from Soundcore

  • CEONTHEMAKING69,478 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One, Soundcore Space One Pro

    affiliate links

  • Brian Unboxed67,968 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    No ties stated in these videos

  • Aaron X Loud and Wireless53,402 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro

    affiliate links

  • Mr LazyTech44,474 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    affiliate links

  • Brannon No d38,244 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One · 2 videos

    affiliate links, discount code, unit from Soundcore

  • Tech By Leon37,421 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One, Soundcore Life Q30

    No ties stated in these videos

  • Droid Head29,685 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    discount code

  • Kenneth Tanaka28,639 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One, Soundcore Space Q45

    sponsored by Soundcore

  • Phone Tech At Work23,197 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    No ties stated in these videos

  • TechTablets22,744 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro

    No ties stated in these videos

  • Jason T Lewis19,551 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    sponsored by Soundcore, unit from Soundcore

  • Tech Scale14,247 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    affiliate links

  • Pirated Sardar12,809 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    affiliate links

  • The Consumer's Friend12,565 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    No ties stated in these videos

  • RonOnTech12,404 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro, Soundcore Space One, TOZO HT2 · 3 videos

    No ties stated in these videos

  • Sean Talks Tech10,955 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro

    unit from EarFun

  • My Tech Gear9,157 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One Pro

    unit from Soundcore

  • Dave Banter8,698 views

    Recommends no single pick

    No ties stated in these videos

  • Soldier Knows Best7,850 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    sponsored by Soundcore, unit from Soundcore

  • Babbling Boolean7,690 views

    Recommends no single pick

    No ties stated in these videos

  • Patrick Murphy7,664 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    affiliate links

  • Ardently Tech7,163 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro

    affiliate links, discount code, sponsored by EarFun, unit from EarFun

  • Digital Slang6,168 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro, Soundcore Space One · 2 videos

    discount code, unit from Soundcore

  • Knowledge Sharing Tech4,980 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One, Soundcore Space 2

    affiliate links

  • Erin Lawrence3,872 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro

    No ties stated in these videos

  • Gabriel Pilo3,307 views

    Recommends Soundcore Space One

    affiliate links

  • Native Rez Media2,756 views

    Recommends Soundcore Life Q35

    No ties stated in these videos

  • IrensTech1,144 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro · 2 videos

    No ties stated in these videos

  • Techcalling579 views

    Recommends EarFun Wave Pro

    No ties stated in these videos

  • Gadgeto Lab290 views

    Recommends no single pick

    No ties stated in these videos

Views are the YouTube view counts of each creator’s videos in this report, as collected between 22 August 2026 and 18 October 2026: views, not people. They are shown beside the creators and never weight a finding, which counts each creator once. Ties are what the videos state, across all of a creator’s videos here.

Every video with a stated tie (36)

The evidence behind each conclusion.

A direct comparison comes from creators who compared the two from their own use. Separate reviews compare how each product was received in its own videos, so they do not say which one those reviewers preferred. Each line of evidence is a summary of what was said, with the link to check it.

  1. 01 · Direct comparison: creators who compared the two from their own use · evidence from 2 creators: 2 for, 2 against

    The reviewers who tested them side by side do not agree on which is better overall

    Reviewers split

    Three side-by-side tests in these reviews, from two reviewers.

    • Andy's Tech Tone picks the Wave Pro in both of their tests: in the Wave Pro review they would not hesitate a second to buy it over its direct competitors, and in their four-way test they call it the winner of this test, for comfort and wind-noise handling, while saying they could easily recommend any of the four.
    • Picky Audio's scored five-way test puts the Space One first (83.5 of 100) and the Wave Pro third (80), calls it super close overall, says the Space One is better overall but more expensive, and still calls the Wave Pro an easy recommendation for its price.
    • Ties, as the videos state them: Picky Audio's test is a paid sponsorship by EarFun; Andy's units were supplied by the makers (EarFun for the Wave Pro review, all four makers for the four-way test).
    “…after all I could say that the [EarFun] Wave Pro is the winner of this test”
    Andy's Tech Tone · listen at the second it was saidaffiliate linksunit from EarFununit from Soundcore

    What it means. Neither product has an overall better claim behind it. Two reviewers is not a consensus, and both frame the choice around price and specific points.

    What reviewers said (5 lines from 2 creators)
    • Andy's Tech Tone · 16:50unit from EarFun

      The reviewer would not hesitate a second to buy the EarFun Wave Pro over any of its direct competitors.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 19:29affiliate linksunit from EarFununit from Soundcore

      Andy concludes that the EarFun Wave Pro is the winner of this test.

    • Picky Audio · 14:38sponsored by EarFun

      The Soundcore Space One finishes in first place with a total score of 83.5 out of 100.

    • Picky Audio · 14:34

      The EarFun Wave Pro finishes in third place with a final total score of 80 out of 100.

    • Picky Audio · 14:53

      The Soundcore Space One is better overall than the EarFun Wave Pro.

    Evidence the other way (2 lines from 2 creators)
    • Andy's Tech Tone · 19:43affiliate linksunit from EarFununit from Soundcore

      Andy can easily recommend any of the four headphones tested today depending on personal preferences and deals.

    • Picky Audio · 14:40sponsored by EarFun

      It is super close overall across all five headphones tested.

  2. 02 · Direct comparison: creators who compared the two from their own use · evidence from 2 creators: 2 for, 1 against

    Software and controls: the Space One leads in every side-by-side test

    Space One ahead

    All three side-by-side tests give software and controls to the Space One.

    • Andy's Tech Tone: the Wave Pro has no wear detection, the Space One offers a more comprehensive set of options for controlling the headphones, the EarFun app's multi-device list shows code names instead of device names, and in the four-way test the Soundcore app is easily the best of these four (EarFun close behind) and the Space One wins the controls round.
    • Picky Audio: the Space One has extra features (safe volume, Easy Chat, a hearing test, more noise-cancelling and transparency customisation).
    • Against it: the Space One lacks the low-latency game mode the Wave Pro has, and Andy says the four offer more or less the same features.
    “…the Space One delivers a more comprehensive set of options for controlling the headphones”
    Andy's Tech Tone · listen at the second it was saidunit from EarFun

    What it means. The Wave Pro's most consistent gap against the Space One is software: wear detection, control options and app polish.

    What reviewers said (6 lines from 2 creators)
    • Andy's Tech Tone · 6:08unit from EarFun

      The EarFun Wave Pro app's multi-device switching is unreliable and displays code names instead of actual device names, making it far from user friendly compared to Soundcore.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 8:07

      The EarFun Wave Pro lacks wear detection sensors for auto play/pause, unlike the Soundcore Space One.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 8:38

      All in all, the Soundcore Space One delivers a more comprehensive set of options for controlling the headphones compared to the EarFun Wave Pro.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 11:56affiliate linksunit from EarFununit from Soundcore

      The Soundcore app is easily the best of these four apps, offering the most comprehensive set of features, followed closely by EarFun, with 1MORE and Edifier behind.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 9:48

      The Soundcore Space One is the winner of the controls round due to its extra features and dedicated play/pause button, since basic control functions are similar and customisation across apps is limited.

    • Picky Audio · 7:27sponsored by EarFun

      The Soundcore Space One has extra features like safe volume listening, Easy Chat, a hearing test, and better noise cancelling and transparency customization.

    Evidence the other way (2 lines from 1 creator)
    • Andy's Tech Tone · 6:12affiliate linksunit from EarFununit from Soundcore

      The Edifier, 1MORE, and EarFun apps feature a low-latency gaming mode, whereas the Space One lacks this option.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 18:11

      In terms of features, all four headphones offer more or less the same, though Soundcore offers a few extras like wear sensors or Easy Chat.

  3. 03 · Direct comparison: creators who compared the two from their own use · evidence from 2 creators: 1 for, 1 against

    Noise cancelling: about equal overall, with the Wave Pro ahead on wind

    About equal

    Andy's Tech Tone finds the amount of noise blocked more or less the same: the Wave Pro filters a touch more low-frequency hum, the Space One tames more high-pitched noise, and on wind noise the Wave Pro is their favourite, which they repeat in the four-way test.

    • Against it: Picky Audio's Wave Pro performed worst of five in the plane-noise test, letting some low-frequency engine sound through, though it scores 7.5 of 10 overall for noise cancelling.
    “In terms of handling wind noise, [EarFun] is my favorite, followed by [Soundcore]”
    Andy's Tech Tone · listen at the second it was saidunit from EarFun

    What it means. Wind handling is the one noise-cancelling point a side-by-side reviewer gives the Wave Pro without qualification; the low-frequency results conflict between the two reviewers.

    What reviewers said (6 lines from 1 creator)
    • Andy's Tech Tone · 12:18unit from EarFun

      The overall amount of noise blocked out is more or less the same on both the EarFun Wave Pro and Soundcore Space One.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 12:25

      The EarFun Wave Pro filters out a touch more low-frequency hums and rumbles than the Soundcore Space One.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 12:29

      Soundcore Space One does a better job at taming most high-pitch noises than the EarFun Wave Pro.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 12:47

      In terms of handling wind noise, the EarFun Wave Pro is the presenter's favorite, followed by Soundcore Space One, while SonoFlow finishes last due to lacking a specific wind mode.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 14:24affiliate linksunit from EarFununit from Soundcore

      The other three are ranked for wind noise performance from best to worst as EarFun, Soundcore, and Edifier.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 13:24

      For higher frequencies, the winner is Soundcore, followed closely by 1MORE, EarFun, and Edifier in that order.

    Evidence the other way (1 line from 1 creator)
    • Picky Audio · 7:55sponsored by EarFun

      The Wave Pro performed the worst among the group in the plane noise test, letting some low frequency engine sound through.

  4. 04 · Direct comparison: creators who compared the two from their own use · evidence from 4 creators: 2 for, 3 against

    Comfort: praised on both, with the side-by-side reviewers split

    Reviewers split

    Andy's Tech Tone gives comfort to the Wave Pro: the Space One feels a bit bulkier and somewhat less stable, and the Wave Pro wins the comfort round by a margin.

    • In the four-way test they find the Space One's ear cups the most spacious but the Wave Pro's padding more generous.
    • Picky Audio prefers the Space One's deeper ear cups (my ears barely touch any part of the ear cup; on the Wave Pro they touch slightly).
    • Against the Wave Pro: pads touching the ear (DHRME) and warm ear cups during workouts (EL JEFE REVIEWS, Picky Audio).
    “[EarFun] wins the comfort round with some margin”
    Andy's Tech Tone · listen at the second it was saidunit from EarFun

    What it means. Comfort is a supported message for the Wave Pro on its own, not a supported advantage over the Space One. Ear-cup depth is the one specific difference measured against the other product.

    What reviewers said (5 lines from 2 creators)
    • Andy's Tech Tone · 1:44unit from EarFun

      Although Andy likes the Soundcore Space One for comfort, they feel bulkier and less stable on their head than the EarFun Wave Pro.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 2:05

      Because the 1MORE SonoFlow feels a touch tighter, the EarFun Wave Pro wins the comfort round by a margin over the competitors.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 1:55affiliate linksunit from EarFununit from Soundcore

      Both the Wave Pro and the SonoFlow Pro give more padding around the ears than the Space One.

    • Picky Audio · 1:22sponsored by EarFun

      The Soundcore Space One and Space Q45 are deeper and slightly more spacious than the Wave Pro, so ears barely touch inside.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 1:52

      The ear cups are the most spacious on the Space One.

    Evidence the other way (3 lines from 3 creators)
    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 3:32discount codeunit from EarFun

      The EarFun Wave Pro ear pads get quite hot and warm during workouts because they do not breathe very well.

    • Picky Audio · 1:53sponsored by EarFun

      The EarFun Wave Pro earcups get pretty warm when exercising.

    • DHRME · 1:48unit from EarFun

      EarFun Wave Pro's earcups are not as spacious as the Sennheiser ACCENTUM or Bose QuietComfort, so the pads touch the pinna.

  5. 05 · Direct comparison: creators who compared the two from their own use · evidence from 3 creators: 3 for, 1 against

    Sound: a stated trade-off, with one reviewer picking the Wave Pro

    Trade-off

    Picky Audio scores both 8 of 10 and frames the choice as a trade-off: the Wave Pro for better detail and a more natural sound, the Space One for a more dynamic sound, a little bit more thump in the low end.

    • Andy's Tech Tone describes the Space One the same way (more v-shaped) and finds the Wave Pro more balanced and relaxed, closer to their own taste.
    • EL JEFE REVIEWS rates the Wave Pro's sound above the Space One's.
    • At low volume Picky Audio finds the Space One sounds best.
    “They're also better than the Tozo [HT2] and the Soundcore Space [One] in my opinion when it comes to sound quality.”
    EL JEFE REVIEWS · listen at the second it was saiddiscount codeunit from EarFun

    What it means. Reviewers mostly separate the two by sound character, which maps onto listener preference; only one names a winner.

    What reviewers said (5 lines from 3 creators)
    • Picky Audio · 13:20sponsored by EarFun

      If looking for better detail and a more natural sound, the EarFun Wave Pro is the better headphone compared to the Soundcore Space One.

    • Picky Audio · 13:26

      The Soundcore Space One allows for a more dynamic sound with more low-end thump and has a slightly more open soundstage than the EarFun Wave Pro, though mids are slightly recessed.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 15:06unit from EarFun

      The Soundcore Space One has a more V-shaped sound signature than the EarFun Wave Pro, offering better extension and more energy in both bass and highs.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 17:17affiliate linksunit from EarFununit from Soundcore

      The tuning of 1MORE, EarFun, and Edifier is more balanced and relaxed, making them closer to what the speaker personally likes.

    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 15:18discount codeunit from EarFun

      In their opinion when it comes to sound quality, the EarFun Wave Pro are also better than the TOZO HT2 and Soundcore Space One.

    Evidence the other way (1 line from 1 creator)
    • Picky Audio · 10:01sponsored by EarFun

      The Edifier WH-700NB and Soundcore Space One sound the best at low volume levels because of their more bass- and treble-focused tuning.

  6. 06 · Separate reviews: each product judged in its own videos, not side by side · evidence from 13 creators: 9 for, 4 against

    Transparency mode: described as natural far more often on the Space One, in separate reviews; the one ranked test puts the Wave Pro first

    Assessed in separate videos, the Space One's transparency mode is called natural again and again, and the Wave Pro's muffled, digital or robotic.

    • On the Space One: Digital Slang (very natural sounding), EL JEFE REVIEWS (less processed and more natural), Mr LazyTech (catches background sound naturally), Kenneth Tanaka (pretty natural), The Consumer's Friend (one of the most natural sounding) and My Tech Gear (fairly natural, reviewing it beside the Space One Pro); DHRME places it in tier A.
    • On the Wave Pro: DHRME puts it in tier C (voices somewhat suppressed), Digital Slang finds it a little digital, EL JEFE REVIEWS a bit processed, Aaron X Loud and Wireless calls transparency the Wave Pro's weak point (little pass-through, conversations can sound very unnatural), and Erin Lawrence finds it tinny and hollow.
    • In the only test that ranks both, Andy's four-way comparison, the Wave Pro's is the most pleasant to use and the Space One's second.
    “It's one of the most natural sounding I've heard. It genuinely just sounds like you have taken the headphones off.”
    The Consumer's Friend · listen at the second it was said

    What it means. The most consistent difference in how the two transparency modes were received in these reviews: the Space One's reads as natural and the Wave Pro's as processed. It comes from separate reviews, not a side-by-side preference, and the one reviewer who ranked both put the Wave Pro first. Some Space One reviewers are critical too (Babbling Boolean: like a Zoom call; Techstuff: hard to hear outside sound with music playing).

    What reviewers said (14 lines from 9 creators)
    • DHRME · 2:41unit from EarFun

      EarFun Wave Pro transparency mode is slotted into Tier C.

    • DHRME · 2:45

      EarFun Wave Pro transparency has good passthrough of the low end, but voices are somewhat suppressed.

    • DHRME · 1:57unit from Soundcore

      Both headphones rank in tier A for transparency mode.

    • Digital Slang · 5:36discount code

      The EarFun Wave Pro's ambient mode has a bit of white noise and sounds a little digital, though it does what it is supposed to do.

    • Digital Slang · 11:34unit from Soundcore

      The transparency mode is very natural sounding with not a lot of white noise, especially at level 5.

    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 12:13discount codeunit from EarFun

      The EarFun Wave Pro's ambient or transparency mode is overall quite decent, though it sounds a bit processed like most sub-$100 headphones.

    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 8:38sponsored by Soundcore

      Overall, the transparency mode sounds less processed and more natural than before, making it a welcome improvement.

    • Mr LazyTech · 6:02affiliate links

      The transparency mode catches background sound naturally without creating an unnatural robotic sound.

    • Kenneth Tanaka · 4:02sponsored by Soundcore

      The transparency mode on the Space One sounds pretty natural, allowing a perfectly natural conversation with them on.

    • The Consumer's Friend · 4:48

      The transparency mode on the Space One is one of the most natural sounding heard, sounding like taking the headphones off.

    • My Tech Gear · 5:20unit from Soundcore

      Transparency mode is pretty good on both headphones, offering five levels of adjustability and sounding fairly natural.

    • Aaron X Loud and Wireless · 6:54affiliate links

      The EarFun Wave Pro does not have as much pass-through as most competing models, resulting in far more occlusion.

    • Aaron X Loud and Wireless · 6:59

      The EarFun Wave Pro does not pass through the user's own voice, making conversations sound very unnatural.

    • Erin Lawrence · 4:23

      Ambient mode makes the outside world sound tinny and hollow, almost like shouting into a giant apple juice can.

    Evidence the other way (5 lines from 4 creators)
    • Andy's Tech Tone · 13:33affiliate linksunit from EarFununit from Soundcore

      The Wave Pro transparency mode is the most pleasant to use, with intense enough highs, sort of natural mids, some bass, and low to medium hiss.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 13:45

      The Space One is second in transparency mode with intense highs and mids, low bass, and low to medium hiss.

    • Babbling Boolean · 9:27

      Transparency mode on the Soundcore Space One is okay and clear enough within 10 feet but sounds like a Zoom call on laptop speakers, and beyond 10 feet it is difficult at times to make out speech.

    • Techstuff · 5:28affiliate links

      Soundcore Space One's transparency mode does not work well while playing music, making outside sounds barely audible.

    • CEONTHEMAKING · 5:53affiliate links

      Transparency mode is about equal on both headphones and both have room for improvement since you still feel something covering your ears.

  7. 07 · Feature difference, as reviewers describe it · evidence from 8 creators: 6 for, 2 against

    Wired listening: the Wave Pro powers off on the cable, while the Space One can stay on with noise cancelling

    Six reviewers describe the Wave Pro going fully passive when the cable is plugged in (Picky Audio, Andy's Tech Tone, DHRME, Digital Slang, GearUP with Aaron, RonOnTech): it powers off, with no noise cancelling and no working controls.

    • Three Space One reviewers describe it running powered on while wired: Andy's Tech Tone and Picky Audio with noise cancelling and transparency, GearUP with Aaron with a little bit more power and width to the sound.
    • Picky Audio sets the two side by side.
    • Against it: EL JEFE REVIEWS found the Space One powered itself down on the cable.
    • Flossy Carter calls wired listening with a dead battery the Wave Pro's most underrated feature.
    “You can do it on the Wave Pro, but the headphones automatically power off and you can't use noise cancelling or transparency.”
    Picky Audio · listen at the second it was saidsponsored by EarFun

    What it means. A product difference, not only an expectation to set: reviewers describe an active wired mode on the Space One that the Wave Pro does not have.

    What reviewers said (10 lines from 6 creators)
    • Picky Audio · 10:13sponsored by EarFun

      The EarFun Wave Pro automatically powers off when the auxiliary cable is plugged in, disabling noise cancelling and transparency.

    • Picky Audio · 10:26

      Both Soundcore headphones allow powering on and using ANC or transparency with the auxiliary cable plugged in.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 3:40unit from Soundcore

      In wired active mode with Space One powered on, you get ANC and transparency, but none of the controls or extra features work.

    • GearUP with Aaron · 10:17

      The Space One can be turned on while wired without connecting to Bluetooth.

    • Andy's Tech Tone · 3:29unit from EarFun

      In wired mode, you can only use the EarFun Wave Pro in passive mode, losing all DSP-related and noise cancelling functionalities.

    • DHRME · 7:54unit from EarFun

      When plugged into the 3.5mm jack, the headphones go completely passive with no ANC and no button functionality.

    • Digital Slang · 1:07discount code

      Plugging the 3.5mm cable into the EarFun Wave Pro automatically shuts them off and disables extra features, leaving only basic music playback.

    • GearUP with Aaron · 10:21

      Turning the Space One on while wired adds slightly more power and width to the sound.

    • GearUP with Aaron · 8:37unit from EarFun

      Sound quality through the wired connection is very bland, and the headphones cannot be powered on to amplify the audio.

    • RonOnTech · 41:01

      The physical/touch controls on the headphones do not work when plugged in via 3.5 mm cable.

    Evidence the other way (2 lines from 2 creators)
    • EL JEFE REVIEWS · 12:47sponsored by Soundcore

      When testing via the 3.5 mm jack, the Soundcore Space One power themselves down, meaning no DSP or custom EQ is available.

    • Flossy Carter · 17:04

      Floss considers the ability to use the EarFun Wave Pro wired with no battery to be its most underrated, clutch feature.

How this was made.

A dated read of the collected reviews, not a census of YouTube. Every line above links to the moment in the video it comes from, so any point can be checked at the source.

  • 58 long-form YouTube reviews that cover the EarFun Wave Pro or the Soundcore Space One, chosen one by one: each is about the product, has captions, is in English and is the creator’s main video on it.
  • An AI analyst watched every video and recorded what the reviewer said, with the second it was said. Comparisons were read a second time, in a separate pass.
  • The conclusions were written by an AI model (Claude) from those claims, each citing the claims behind it and against it. Every cited claim was located in the video’s captions.
  • A line appears in quotation marks only after a person has heard it at its link. Everything else is a summary of what was said, with the link to check it.
  • This edition counts no reviewers per topic: the topics, and which claims fall under each, are being reviewed by a person first.
  • Each conclusion says how many creators its evidence comes from, for and against.
  • Each recommendation is sorted into one use by an AI model (JEV), from the creator’s condition, stated audience and verdict; one it was less than 50% sure of is listed as not sorted.
  • Views are the YouTube view counts of each creator’s videos in this report, as collected between 2026-08-22 and 2026-10-18: views, not people. They are shown beside the creators, never used to weight them.
  • The videos were published between 28 August 2023 and 26 May 2026 (19 in 2023, 27 in 2024, 6 in 2025, 6 in 2026). Each reviewer describes the firmware, app and price of the day they reviewed, so a point may have changed since.
  • Other products are listed in two groups: catalogue products compared with one of the two in comparisons a second reading confirmed, and products we do not track, named when at least 2 creators compare them with one of the two. Those were never read a second time, so neither list shows a winner yet.

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