The Soundcore line of audio products from Anker is known for offering affordable audio equipment with a good balance of functionality and sound quality. We haven’t yet tested its newest active noise canceling (ANC) headphones and earbuds to judge how well they sound, but they may match that ethos.

The $150 Space Q45 headphones have a hybrid ANC system with four microphones. According to Soundcore, this can cut noise by up to 98 percent. The adaptive noise canceling feature, according to the advertisement, adjusts the ANC level based on background noise. A passthrough mode is also available.

According to the manufacturer, the headphones boast a staggering 50 hours of battery life with ANC turned on and 65 hours without. You can play for up to four hours after just five minutes of charge thanks to rapid charging. The Q45 supports simultaneous connections to two devices. Furthermore, even in wireless mode, according to Soundcore, the headphones support high-resolution audio. The Q45 is now only offered in black, but will also be offered in white and navy blue later this year. The Space A40 earphones, meanwhile, are said to cut noise by up to 98 percent. According to Soundcore, they have a one-touch transparency mode, adaptive noise reduction, and wireless high-res audio. To generate a sound profile tailored to your hearing, a function called Hear ID Sound analyses how you hear music.