Thank you for taking the time to create this comparison video. I own the Tozo and am a big fan of Soundpeats. I have had both the QCY and Haylou on various Amazon shopping lists for a while. You provided some valuable information!
I use my headphones to sleep (I can't sleep without music) but my Sony XM4 headphones broke (I move a lot while sleeping) and I didn't want to spend a lot of money on something that I know is going to break again, so I bought the Tozo. HT2 and for $40 dollars, honestly, the audio quality is really good (Very Good). The ANC is not the best, but it blocks something. I'm happy with these headphones and I even know I can buy more expensive headphones but I don't think I will because the Tozo covers all my bases.
I too sleep with HT2 headphones on. I'm a back-sleeper in a theater-type recliner so the bulkiness of headphones isn't an issue. Although I'm interested in something with better ANC.
what about UGREEN MAX5C with LDAC I think thats the best budget headphone right now because its much cheaper but the anc is still good and sound quality only 17 usd here in philippines and the build quality is also good
Mic quality of Haylou so perfect and noisy at the same time :( really like how it sound but it no cut background noises at all :(( Thank you for your work!
Excellent comparisons!! Thx for sharing as it is definitely time for me to grab a new set for general purposes!! Was it me or were the Haylou non-existent during calls? Thx for sharing!!
I've had the h3 for about 2 months now and it's been amazing I got it for 30usd and I have huge goblin ears so it's been an issue in the past to find a good fitting headphone but this one fits my ears really well and has excellent ANC I'm really satisfied with the commuting experience using the headphones, and it also has a great battery life I charge it about once every two weeks. One minor issue I have is that from the lack of a case it has gotten some paint chips on it in my backpack and the AAC codec sounds really bad with my motorola phone I prefer just using SBC instead, and while the bassy sound is good when commuting in the plugged in experience I would prefer a more balanced sounding headphone that I'm used to but the audio quality is still great when plugged in and the spatial experience in videogames telling directions is also quite nice.
How does it have multipoint connection? The app doesn't show the option and the instructions don't say anything about it. Do you mean Bluetooth and wired connection?
@@anibalromo4677 well look at that it has multi point apparently lol. Works on my phone and TV. I pause TH-cam on the TV and then play audio on my phone and it works lol. Pretty sick for $38!
@@anibalromo4677 so Tozo doesn't mention multi point or the game mode in the instructions or on the box. Game Mode is activated by holding down the anc button until you hear "game mode"
Not sure what Firmware you had when testing the Tozo headphones but mine with v7.1.14 has a game mode thats turned on when you hold down the anc button until you hear a voice say "Game Mode" Edit these headphones also had multi point connection. I'm pared with my TV and phone at the same time.
Can i see comparisons of 5.3 bluetooth under 40 dollars? Like the soundcore life q20i, edifier wh700nb, and qcy h3 as an example? Pretty please? I'm a student in a third world country that thinks anything more than 40 dollars is too much 😢
Got myself a QCY H3 for about $23 and it's pretty good. Tho I'm planning to get a 2nd one and I'm leaning more towards on the Soundpeats space but I also like Soundpeats q20i.
@@iranmariaalvarezflores7562 Apology for the late response. Those prices are only available mostly on S.E Asia region with services such as Shopee and Lazada.
how about the ugreen hitune max5c, supports LDAC and does have app support and 75 hours of battery life and. it has a very decent sound quality and its only price for 15 dollars and looks premium
do you compile your anc score anywhere? I'm planning to buy soundpeats space but wondering if there's any headphone that gives higher score at the same price point/slightly higher price point
Bought the sp space for $70 cad. Yellow is more like cream. Mics are lacklustre af. Call quality is butt-crack ridiculous imho. Battery life is super dope. Got 64 hours of ANC listening @ 40% volume.
@@LLF1234 After few days of intensive use of both sets here is my short review for Haylou S35 & Soundspeat Space. (I will call them HS35 and SPace) *Design/Quality*: HS35 has better design and material quality, buttons and looks are superior than SPace. *Sound/Volume*: Both headphones sound very good in this price range, but I noticed SPace produces extra bass than HS35. Although HS35 also has little extra bass but it's manageable (via Haylou APP) - I am not against extra bass sound, but as I am already used to flat sound due to nature of my work... I will prefer HS35 because they sound almost similar to AKG K44/K77 (Low end studio Headphones) - So my vote goes for HS35 because it produces more accurate sound. SPace is louder than HS35 in term of volume level, Lay it down 2 feet away from you and watch a movie comfortably in room with fan running at low medium speed. HS35 is little inferior in volume and the distance required will be 1 foot. *Comfort/ANC*: SPace is much comfortable for ears and it can be worn longer than HS35 however the cushions on both sets can make you sweat especially if you live in hot and humid environment so you need to clean them after every 30 mins if you don't want early cushions tearing. *ANC/MIC (Calls)*: Personally, I like HS35 ANC much better because of bigger sized earcups. Also, there is super irritating thing about SPace is when you change the ANC mode, you're going to hear a woman voice indicating the changes and cutting the sound for 2+ seconds. It could have been better with a sweet short beep (as in HS35) instead of a voice trying hard to be a English speaking person. There is another plus for HS35 ANC touch and bypass (Keeping hand on right speaker to temporary disable ANC) and double tap bass enhancement (Works only with ANC on) etc... No such functions are available in SPace. I have not tested the Mic quality in calls, but I talked with few friends on both sets and gcomplaintsplains from other side. I don't waste my time on long duration calls unless there is a therapy session for a damsel in distress. *Battery/Peripheral & Packaging BOX*: Battery winner is obvious SPace because of it's 1000mAh battery as compared to HS35 600mAh. I received HS35 with 70% charged so I started using as is for almost 4 days 10 hours daily with ANC on/off Volume medium to full and finally battery drained, I charged 100% used it for 10 hours on medium 50Vol and then I received delivery of SPace with 100% charged battery, so I had to put away HS35 to test SPace. Anyway, As I'm writing this, is the 4th day and 50% battery has been used - (10+ hours daily with mostly 100Vol/ANC usually Off). Volume level is main factor for battery consumption in Wireless headphones, If you use them around 50Vol you can definitely squeeze more out of both sets. Lastly about Charging/AUX cables. Both sets comes with thin and short charging cable and AUX cable of SPace is better in quality compared with HS35 AUX. The box of SPace is very good in quality to keep headphones inside if you don't have a Headphones case while HS35 comes in a low-quality box and you need to fold the set to keep it inside. *APP/Final Verdict (Personal)*: I find the App for HS35 much better. Although SPace has an Equalizer which HS35 lacks but still I like HS35 because of one APP preset called 'Acoustic' which make the headphone sound more natural than SPace. As for final verdict, if you crave for more bass, extra volume and bigger battery size get Soundpeats Space and if you are inclined towards more balanced sound, better material quality and extra functions go for Haylou S35. Either way you won't be disappointed, or why not get them both? if you could get them in same price as I got
@@LLF1234 After few days of intensive use here is my short review for Haylou S35 & Soundspeat Space. (I will call them HS35 and SPace) Design/Quality: HS35 has better design and material quality, buttons and looks are superior than SPace. Sound/Volume: Both headphones sound very good in this price range, but I noticed SPace produces extra bass than HS35. Although HS35 also has little extra bass but it's manageable (via Haylou APP) - I am not against extra bass sound but as I am already used to flat sound due to nature of my work... I will prefer HS35 because they sound almost similar to AKG K44/K77 (Low end studio Headphones) - So my vote goes for HS35 because it produces more accurate sound. SPace is louder than HS35 in term of volume level, lay it down 2 feet away from you and watch a movie comfortably in room with ceiling fan running at low medium speed. HS35 is little inferior in volume and the distance required will be 1 foot. Comfort/ANC: SPace are much comfortable for ears and it can be worn longer than HS35 however the cushions on both sets can make you sweat especially if you live in hot and humid environment, so you need to clean them after every 30 mins if you don't want early cushions tearing. ANC/MIC (Calls): Personally I like HS35 ANC much better because of bigger sized earcups. Also there is super irritating thing about SPace is when you change the ANC mode, you're going to hear a woman voice indicating the changes and cutting the sound for 2+ seconds. It could have been better with a sweet short beep (as in HS35) instead of a voice trying hard to be an English speaking person. There is another plus for HS35 ANC touch and bypass (Keeping hand on right speaker to temporary disable ANC) and double tap bass enhancement (Works only with ANC on) etc... No such functions are available in SPace. I have not tested the Mic quality in calls, but I talked with few friends on both sets and got no complaints from other side. I don't waste my time on long duration calls unless there is a therapy session for a damsel in distress. Battery/Peripheral & Packaging BOX: Battery winner is obvious SPace because of its 1000mAh battery compared to HS35 600mAh. I received HS35 with 70% charged so I started using as is for almost 4 days 10 hours daily with ANC on/off Volume medium to full and finally battery drained, I charged 100% used it for 10 hours on medium 50Vol and then I received delivery of SPace with 100% charged battery, so I had to put away HS35 to test SPace. Anyway, As I'm writing this, is the 4th day and 50% battery has been used - (10+ hours daily with mostly 100Vol/ANC usually Off). Volume level is main factor for battery consumption in Wireless headphones, if you use them around 50Vol you can definitely squeeze more out of both sets. Lastly about Charging/AUX cables. Both sets come with thin and short charging cable and AUX cable of SPace is better in quality compared with HS35 AUX. The box of SPace is very good in quality to keep headphones inside if you don't have a Headphones case while HS35 comes in a low-quality box and you need to fold the set to keep it inside. APP/Final Verdict (Personal): I find the App for HS35 much better. Although SPace has an Equalizer which HS35 lacks but still I like HS35 because of one APP preset called 'Acoustic' which make the headphone sound more natural than SPace. As for final verdict, if you crave for more bass, extra volume and bigger battery size get Soundpeats Space and if you are inclined towards more balanced sound, better material quality and extra functions go for Haylou S35. Either way you won't be disappointed, or why not get both? If you could find them in same price I got
@@LLF1234 After few days of intensive use here is my short review for Haylou S35 & Soundspeat Space. (I will call them HS35 and SPace) Design/Quality: HS35 has better design and material quality, buttons and looks are superior than SPace. Sound/Volume: Both headphones sound very good in this price range, but I noticed SPace produces extra bass than HS35. Although HS35 also has little extra bass but it's manageable (via Haylou APP) - I am not against extra bass sound but as I am already used to flat sound due to nature of my work... I will prefer HS35 because they sound almost similar to AKG K44/K77 (Low end studio Headphones) - So my vote goes for HS35 because it produces more accurate sound. SPace is louder than HS35 in term of volume level, lay it down 2 feet away from you and watch a movie comfortably in room with ceiling fan running at low medium speed. HS35 is little inferior in volume and the distance required will be 1 foot. Comfort/ANC: SPace are much comfortable for ears and it can be worn longer than HS35 however the cushions on both sets can make you sweat especially if you live in hot and humid environment, so you need to clean them after every 30 mins if you don't want early cushions tearing. ANC/MIC (Calls): Personally I like HS35 ANC much better because of bigger sized earcups. Also there is super irritating thing about SPace is when you change the ANC mode, you're going to hear a woman voice indicating the changes and cutting the sound for 2+ seconds. It could have been better with a sweet short beep (as in HS35) instead of a voice trying hard to be an English speaking person. There is another plus for HS35 ANC touch and bypass (Keeping hand on right speaker to temporary disable ANC) and double tap bass enhancement (Works only with ANC on) etc... No such functions are available in SPace. I have not tested the Mic quality in calls, but I talked with few friends on both sets and got no complaints from other side. I don't waste my time on long duration calls unless there is a therapy session for a damsel in distress. Battery/Peripheral & Packaging BOX: Battery winner is obvious SPace because of its 1000mAh battery compared to HS35 600mAh. I received HS35 with 70% charged so I started using as is for almost 4 days 10 hours daily with ANC on/off Volume medium to full and finally battery drained, I charged 100% used it for 10 hours on medium 50Vol and then I received delivery of SPace with 100% charged battery, so I had to put away HS35 to test SPace. Anyway, As I'm writing this, is the 4th day and 50% battery has been used - (10+ hours daily with mostly 100Vol/ANC usually Off). Volume level is main factor for battery consumption in Wireless headphones, if you use them around 50Vol you can definitely squeeze more out of both sets. Lastly about Charging/AUX cables. Both sets come with thin and short charging cable and AUX cable of SPace is better in quality compared with HS35 AUX. The box of SPace is very good in quality to keep headphones inside if you don't have a Headphones case while HS35 comes in a low-quality box and you need to fold the set to keep it inside. APP/Final Verdict (Personal): I find the App for HS35 much better. Although SPace has an Equalizer which HS35 lacks but still I like HS35 because of one APP preset called 'Acoustic' which make the headphone sound more natural than SPace. As for final verdict, if you crave for more bass, extra volume and bigger battery size get Soundpeats Space and if you are inclined towards more balanced sound, better material quality and extra functions go for Haylou S35. Either way you won't be disappointed, or why not get both? If you could find them in same price I got.
Q30 is easy to break. Can google "Q30 broken reddit" if you don't believe. Personally mine broke also in 15 months and hence I'd suggest go for the cheapest option. Physical damage is not covered by their 18 months warranty.
I bought the space sounpeats on Amazon, they arrived but the top part where the fabric is is black, what I see in the video is grey, is that bad news? Are there any like that too?
Sean....I recently bought the Vokalen Hyper Pros. Amazing! And they come with a case! They look like the Tozo, QCY, and Haylou. Have you heard of them/checked them out? I'd love to see you compare them to these.
He said exaclty that at 4:05 "all of these headphones have high-res audio support, but they are not high-res wireless. So they are only plugged-in high-res. So only the Soundpeats Space does not have the (wireless) high-res support"
God bless this man for actually doing budget headphones
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Thank you for taking the time to create this comparison video. I own the Tozo and am a big fan of Soundpeats. I have had both the QCY and Haylou on various Amazon shopping lists for a while. You provided some valuable information!
Thank you my friend! U have a big collection of headphones haha ✌🏽
I use my headphones to sleep (I can't sleep without music) but my Sony XM4 headphones broke (I move a lot while sleeping) and I didn't want to spend a lot of money on something that I know is going to break again, so I bought the Tozo. HT2 and for $40 dollars, honestly, the audio quality is really good (Very Good). The ANC is not the best, but it blocks something. I'm happy with these headphones and I even know I can buy more expensive headphones but I don't think I will because the Tozo covers all my bases.
That’s awesome! Glad it’s a good buy. I also listen to music to bed, but I use earbuds cuz they’re less bulky ✌🏽
That's how I broke my anc headphones... Now I use earbuds. But I do need something with strong anc for everyday use
How can you sleep with a headphone on? 😅
I also can't sleep without music... That's why i bought earbuds instead
@@SeanTalksTechWhat's better bass and music bro please ❤ tell me
SoundCore space one or SoundPEATS Space
I too sleep with HT2 headphones on. I'm a back-sleeper in a theater-type recliner so the bulkiness of headphones isn't an issue. Although I'm interested in something with better ANC.
what about UGREEN MAX5C with LDAC I think thats the best budget headphone right now because its much cheaper but the anc is still good and sound quality only 17 usd here in philippines and the build quality is also good
Mic quality of Haylou so perfect and noisy at the same time :( really like how it sound but it no cut background noises at all :((
Thank you for your work!
Thank you my friend!
Excellent comparisons!! Thx for sharing as it is definitely time for me to grab a new set for general purposes!! Was it me or were the Haylou non-existent during calls? Thx for sharing!!
Thank you for making this video
Thank you for your support my friend!
Hi Sean, I'm your subscriber, which one has better sound quality?
Great review. If you had to pick one , which one would you choose ?
I've had the h3 for about 2 months now and it's been amazing I got it for 30usd and I have huge goblin ears so it's been an issue in the past to find a good fitting headphone but this one fits my ears really well and has excellent ANC I'm really satisfied with the commuting experience using the headphones, and it also has a great battery life I charge it about once every two weeks. One minor issue I have is that from the lack of a case it has gotten some paint chips on it in my backpack and the AAC codec sounds really bad with my motorola phone I prefer just using SBC instead, and while the bassy sound is good when commuting in the plugged in experience I would prefer a more balanced sounding headphone that I'm used to but the audio quality is still great when plugged in and the spatial experience in videogames telling directions is also quite nice.
Thanks for such indept review man!!!
Thanks my friend!
Great comparison Sean! Thanks for posting this video.
Thanks bro
Just the one I've been looking for🎉🎉 Thank you!
I’m your newest Subscriber! Enjoying your videos!
Thank you my friend 🙏🏽
Great comparison
Thanks, Sean
Glad you liked it!
Thank you, Sean! Just bought my QCY H3 yesterday. :)
Nice one! Enjoy yea!
Does it leak sound?
how is the mic call quality? I am thinking of buying also
Got mine today
@@sneaky82 like it so far?
Excellent video, I just want to comment that the Tozo HT2 does have the multipoint connection function. And it works very well, try it.
How does it have multipoint connection? The app doesn't show the option and the instructions don't say anything about it. Do you mean Bluetooth and wired connection?
@@RobertNES816 try it. You can connect (by bluetooth) 2 devices at the same time and switch between them without pause.
@@anibalromo4677 well look at that it has multi point apparently lol. Works on my phone and TV. I pause TH-cam on the TV and then play audio on my phone and it works lol. Pretty sick for $38!
@@anibalromo4677 so Tozo doesn't mention multi point or the game mode in the instructions or on the box. Game Mode is activated by holding down the anc button until you hear "game mode"
Great video. Very good work
Thank you my friend!
Great job on the video! Which pair of headphones have the biggest earcups?
It’s been a long time since watch your video and I was shocked how A lot of weight you lost. You look good!
Not sure what Firmware you had when testing the Tozo headphones but mine with v7.1.14 has a game mode thats turned on when you hold down the anc button until you hear a voice say "Game Mode"
Edit these headphones also had multi point connection. I'm pared with my TV and phone at the same time.
Can i see comparisons of 5.3 bluetooth under 40 dollars? Like the soundcore life q20i, edifier wh700nb, and qcy h3 as an example? Pretty please? I'm a student in a third world country that thinks anything more than 40 dollars is too much 😢
Does any of them have ANC enable even on wired mode?
Bro moondrop necocake kuroneko or space travel which one is better ? Forgot about the price difference
Finally you updated
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Can you try the Ugreen HiTune Max5C? Thank you!
Got myself a QCY H3 for about $23 and it's pretty good. Tho I'm planning to get a 2nd one and I'm leaning more towards on the Soundpeats space but I also like Soundpeats q20i.
Where did u get it at that price?
@@iranmariaalvarezflores7562 Got it from Shopee, not sure about amazon or any other online retailers.
@@iranmariaalvarezflores7562 Apology for the late response. Those prices are only available mostly on S.E Asia region with services such as Shopee and Lazada.
Where are u buying?
@@Snow30012 These prices are only available in e-commerce services in South East Asia. Shopee, Lazada, etc.
how about the ugreen hitune max5c, supports LDAC and does have app support and 75 hours of battery life and. it has a very decent sound quality and its only price for 15 dollars and looks premium
What's better bass and music bro please ❤ tell me
SoundCore space one or SoundPEATS Space
Thanks, mate
do you compile your anc score anywhere? I'm planning to buy soundpeats space but wondering if there's any headphone that gives higher score at the same price point/slightly higher price point
Bought the sp space for $70 cad. Yellow is more like cream. Mics are lacklustre af. Call quality is butt-crack ridiculous imho. Battery life is super dope. Got 64 hours of ANC listening @ 40% volume.
But the all important question: is the ANC good? At least 90% as good as Sony XM series?
Where did you get that the Haylou S35 ANC is IPX4 waterproof? I couldn't verify this anywhere.
I bought two of them brand new:
Haylou S35 45$ (1 Year Warranty)
Soundpeats Space 37$ (6 Months Warranty)
That’s awesome. Hope you enjoy them
Sooo which one do you prefer and why? Give us the veredict!
@@LLF1234
After few days of intensive use of both sets here is my short review for Haylou S35 & Soundspeat Space.
(I will call them HS35 and SPace)
*Design/Quality*:
HS35 has better design and material quality, buttons and looks are superior than SPace.
*Sound/Volume*:
Both headphones sound very good in this price range, but I noticed SPace produces extra bass than HS35.
Although HS35 also has little extra bass but it's manageable (via Haylou APP) - I am not against extra bass sound, but as I am already used to flat sound due to nature of my work...
I will prefer HS35 because they sound almost similar to AKG K44/K77 (Low end studio Headphones) - So my vote goes for HS35 because it produces more accurate sound.
SPace is louder than HS35 in term of volume level, Lay it down 2 feet away from you and watch a movie comfortably in room with fan running at low medium speed.
HS35 is little inferior in volume and the distance required will be 1 foot.
*Comfort/ANC*:
SPace is much comfortable for ears and it can be worn longer than HS35 however the cushions on both sets can make you sweat especially if you live in hot and humid environment so you need to clean them after every 30 mins if you don't want early cushions tearing.
*ANC/MIC (Calls)*:
Personally, I like HS35 ANC much better because of bigger sized earcups. Also, there is super irritating thing about SPace is when you change the ANC mode, you're going to hear a woman voice indicating the changes and cutting the sound for 2+ seconds.
It could have been better with a sweet short beep (as in HS35) instead of a voice trying hard to be a English speaking person.
There is another plus for HS35 ANC touch and bypass (Keeping hand on right speaker to temporary disable ANC) and double tap bass enhancement
(Works only with ANC on) etc... No such functions are available in SPace.
I have not tested the Mic quality in calls, but I talked with few friends on both sets and gcomplaintsplains from other side.
I don't waste my time on long duration calls unless there is a therapy session for a damsel in distress.
*Battery/Peripheral & Packaging BOX*:
Battery winner is obvious SPace because of it's 1000mAh battery as compared to HS35 600mAh.
I received HS35 with 70% charged so I started using as is for almost 4 days 10 hours daily with ANC on/off Volume medium to full and finally battery drained, I charged 100% used it for 10 hours on medium 50Vol and then I received delivery of SPace with 100% charged battery, so I had to put away HS35 to test SPace.
Anyway, As I'm writing this, is the 4th day and 50% battery has been used - (10+ hours daily with mostly 100Vol/ANC usually Off).
Volume level is main factor for battery consumption in Wireless headphones, If you use them around 50Vol you can definitely squeeze more out of both sets.
Lastly about Charging/AUX cables. Both sets comes with thin and short charging cable and AUX cable of SPace is better in quality compared with HS35 AUX.
The box of SPace is very good in quality to keep headphones inside if you don't have a Headphones case while HS35 comes in a low-quality box and you need to fold the set to keep it inside.
*APP/Final Verdict (Personal)*:
I find the App for HS35 much better. Although SPace has an Equalizer which HS35 lacks but still I like HS35 because of one APP preset called 'Acoustic' which make the headphone sound more natural than SPace.
As for final verdict, if you crave for more bass, extra volume and bigger battery size get Soundpeats Space and if you are inclined towards more balanced sound, better material quality and extra functions go for Haylou S35. Either way you won't be disappointed, or why not get them both? if you could get them in same price as I got
@@LLF1234
After few days of intensive use here is my short review for Haylou S35 & Soundspeat Space.
(I will call them HS35 and SPace)
Design/Quality:
HS35 has better design and material quality, buttons and looks are superior than SPace.
Sound/Volume:
Both headphones sound very good in this price range, but I noticed SPace produces extra bass than HS35.
Although HS35 also has little extra bass but it's manageable (via Haylou APP) - I am not against extra bass sound but as I am already used to flat sound due to nature of my work...
I will prefer HS35 because they sound almost similar to AKG K44/K77 (Low end studio Headphones) - So my vote goes for HS35 because it produces more accurate sound.
SPace is louder than HS35 in term of volume level, lay it down 2 feet away from you and watch a movie comfortably in room with ceiling fan running at low medium speed.
HS35 is little inferior in volume and the distance required will be 1 foot.
Comfort/ANC:
SPace are much comfortable for ears and it can be worn longer than HS35 however the cushions on both sets can make you sweat especially if you live in hot and humid environment, so you need to clean them after every 30 mins if you don't want early cushions tearing.
ANC/MIC (Calls):
Personally I like HS35 ANC much better because of bigger sized earcups. Also there is super irritating thing about SPace is when you change the ANC mode, you're going to hear a woman voice indicating the changes and cutting the sound for 2+ seconds.
It could have been better with a sweet short beep (as in HS35) instead of a voice trying hard to be an English speaking person.
There is another plus for HS35 ANC touch and bypass (Keeping hand on right speaker to temporary disable ANC) and double tap bass enhancement
(Works only with ANC on) etc... No such functions are available in SPace.
I have not tested the Mic quality in calls, but I talked with few friends on both sets and got no complaints from other side.
I don't waste my time on long duration calls unless there is a therapy session for a damsel in distress.
Battery/Peripheral & Packaging BOX:
Battery winner is obvious SPace because of its 1000mAh battery compared to HS35 600mAh.
I received HS35 with 70% charged so I started using as is for almost 4 days 10 hours daily with ANC on/off Volume medium to full and finally battery drained, I charged 100% used it for 10 hours on medium 50Vol and then I received delivery of SPace with 100% charged battery, so I had to put away HS35 to test SPace.
Anyway, As I'm writing this, is the 4th day and 50% battery has been used - (10+ hours daily with mostly 100Vol/ANC usually Off).
Volume level is main factor for battery consumption in Wireless headphones, if you use them around 50Vol you can definitely squeeze more out of both sets.
Lastly about Charging/AUX cables. Both sets come with thin and short charging cable and AUX cable of SPace is better in quality compared with HS35 AUX.
The box of SPace is very good in quality to keep headphones inside if you don't have a Headphones case while HS35 comes in a low-quality box and you need to fold the set to keep it inside.
APP/Final Verdict (Personal):
I find the App for HS35 much better. Although SPace has an Equalizer which HS35 lacks but still I like HS35 because of one APP preset called 'Acoustic' which make the headphone sound more natural than SPace.
As for final verdict, if you crave for more bass, extra volume and bigger battery size get Soundpeats Space and if you are inclined towards more balanced sound, better material quality and extra functions go for Haylou S35. Either way you won't be disappointed, or why not get both? If you could find them in same price I got
@@LLF1234
After few days of intensive use here is my short review for Haylou S35 & Soundspeat Space.
(I will call them HS35 and SPace)
Design/Quality:
HS35 has better design and material quality, buttons and looks are superior than SPace.
Sound/Volume:
Both headphones sound very good in this price range, but I noticed SPace produces extra bass than HS35.
Although HS35 also has little extra bass but it's manageable (via Haylou APP) - I am not against extra bass sound but as I am already used to flat sound due to nature of my work...
I will prefer HS35 because they sound almost similar to AKG K44/K77 (Low end studio Headphones) - So my vote goes for HS35 because it produces more accurate sound.
SPace is louder than HS35 in term of volume level, lay it down 2 feet away from you and watch a movie comfortably in room with ceiling fan running at low medium speed.
HS35 is little inferior in volume and the distance required will be 1 foot.
Comfort/ANC:
SPace are much comfortable for ears and it can be worn longer than HS35 however the cushions on both sets can make you sweat especially if you live in hot and humid environment, so you need to clean them after every 30 mins if you don't want early cushions tearing.
ANC/MIC (Calls):
Personally I like HS35 ANC much better because of bigger sized earcups. Also there is super irritating thing about SPace is when you change the ANC mode, you're going to hear a woman voice indicating the changes and cutting the sound for 2+ seconds.
It could have been better with a sweet short beep (as in HS35) instead of a voice trying hard to be an English speaking person.
There is another plus for HS35 ANC touch and bypass (Keeping hand on right speaker to temporary disable ANC) and double tap bass enhancement
(Works only with ANC on) etc... No such functions are available in SPace.
I have not tested the Mic quality in calls, but I talked with few friends on both sets and got no complaints from other side.
I don't waste my time on long duration calls unless there is a therapy session for a damsel in distress.
Battery/Peripheral & Packaging BOX:
Battery winner is obvious SPace because of its 1000mAh battery compared to HS35 600mAh.
I received HS35 with 70% charged so I started using as is for almost 4 days 10 hours daily with ANC on/off Volume medium to full and finally battery drained, I charged 100% used it for 10 hours on medium 50Vol and then I received delivery of SPace with 100% charged battery, so I had to put away HS35 to test SPace.
Anyway, As I'm writing this, is the 4th day and 50% battery has been used - (10+ hours daily with mostly 100Vol/ANC usually Off).
Volume level is main factor for battery consumption in Wireless headphones, if you use them around 50Vol you can definitely squeeze more out of both sets.
Lastly about Charging/AUX cables. Both sets come with thin and short charging cable and AUX cable of SPace is better in quality compared with HS35 AUX.
The box of SPace is very good in quality to keep headphones inside if you don't have a Headphones case while HS35 comes in a low-quality box and you need to fold the set to keep it inside.
APP/Final Verdict (Personal):
I find the App for HS35 much better. Although SPace has an Equalizer which HS35 lacks but still I like HS35 because of one APP preset called 'Acoustic' which make the headphone sound more natural than SPace.
As for final verdict, if you crave for more bass, extra volume and bigger battery size get Soundpeats Space and if you are inclined towards more balanced sound, better material quality and extra functions go for Haylou S35. Either way you won't be disappointed, or why not get both? If you could find them in same price I got.
Im interested in a pair that is making some buzz but dont have a lot of coverage, theya are the IKF Solo
Best vid yet
Thank you!
Is the soundcore q30 outdated compared tho these headphones? I'm in between the q30 and the s30, thanks
Q30 is easy to break. Can google "Q30 broken reddit" if you don't believe. Personally mine broke also in 15 months and hence I'd suggest go for the cheapest option. Physical damage is not covered by their 18 months warranty.
Doesn't memory foam padding sweat after hours of use?
what is your recommended third party type c to type c cable that can i use on Dac/dap ??
I bought the space sounpeats on Amazon, they arrived but the top part where the fabric is is black, what I see in the video is grey, is that bad news? Are there any like that too?
Wait, Soundpeats space is 80 Bucks? they are like 35 in my country. Or is there a different model named space too?
SEA prices are super low. Canada prices are about $55 usd equivalent.
buying anything like this in Canada is expensive
Sean....I recently bought the Vokalen Hyper Pros. Amazing! And they come with a case! They look like the Tozo, QCY, and Haylou. Have you heard of them/checked them out? I'd love to see you compare them to these.
I think i will go the world of sound core and edifier
👍🏽😄
Sound core is about 80-150 depending which you buy. Are they worth it over the Soundpeats? Ty
What about Anker Space One?
Does qcy h3 leak sound?
Hey can i use a 3.5mm detachable mic on haylou s35?
The inbuilt mic on haylou is seems soo bad.
I was wondering the same. It sounds as if you’re not close to it.
@@cesszuarth why sean not replying to us
I haven’t tried that before, but in theory it should work if you use a jack with a TRRS connector. It should support the microphone.
Missing the obvious Earfun Wave Pro…
That review is coming soon my friend 😄
qcy h3 is really good, but i snapped off the earcup adjusting it lol. Its prob the least build quality.
Does LDAC matter? Can you notice a difference??
Also the HT2's have a gaming mode if you press and hold the NC button.
QCY H3 has the best call quality it seems!
Thats a lie, I own them.
How about one more Sono flow
Soundpeats also has wired hi-res audio
He said exaclty that at 4:05 "all of these headphones have high-res audio support, but they are not high-res wireless. So they are only plugged-in high-res. So only the Soundpeats Space does not have the (wireless) high-res support"
Watching this video with my soundpeats space😋
Nice!!
Can you suggest best tws earphones under $50?
Soundpeats spaces are like 40 usd here lol
With one better pleas
Soudpeats space o melhor
great video
Thank you!