Soundcore’s Space 2 Pro over-ear headphones are now available in the United States for $199.99. The September 22, 2026 retail release follows the lineup’s IFA announcement earlier this month and puts its strongest emphasis on clearer voice calls in noisy workspaces.
The headphones use Anker’s new Thus processing chip with six microphones for voice pickup. Soundcore says the system separates a speaker’s voice from office chatter and other background noise in real time. That is a manufacturer performance claim; we have not tested call quality ourselves.
Call processing is the headline upgrade
Soundcore’s official US product page lists the Space 2 Pro at $199.99 in Midnight Grey and Jet Black. It also says the headphones earned a Guinness World Records title based on an objective speech-quality score for wireless over-ear headphones with an integrated microphone.
A certification establishes the result under the stated test conditions, but it does not guarantee that every call will sound better than every competing headset. Microphone performance can change with wind, fit, software, network compression and the noise around the wearer.
Eight microphones support adaptive noise cancellation
The Space 2 Pro uses an eight-microphone system for Adaptive ANC 3.0. Soundcore says the processor evaluates more than 384,000 noise signals per second to address voices, keyboards and ventilation noise. The product also supports HearID 5.0, which creates separate frequency-response profiles for each ear.
Music is handled by 35mm drivers. The headphones support LDAC and high-resolution wireless audio on compatible devices, along with fixed spatial audio. Soundcore’s own support documentation notes that LDAC high-quality mode and spatial audio cannot operate at the same time, an important limitation for buyers comparing feature lists.
Battery life reaches 60 hours without ANC
Soundcore rates the headphones for up to 60 hours of listening at 50% volume with noise cancellation off, falling to 30 hours with ANC enabled. The company also quotes up to 20 hours of talk time. Those figures come from controlled manufacturer testing and may vary with volume, codec, calls and other features.
Bluetooth 6.1 and two-device multipoint connectivity are included. The earcups use slow-rebound memory foam and protein-leather covering, but comfort remains subjective and needs long-term independent testing.
Who the Space 2 Pro is for
This is primarily a work-and-travel headset for people who move between a laptop and phone and take calls in shared spaces. Buyers focused only on music should wait for independent sound-quality measurements, because the Thus chip and record claim center on voice transmission rather than musical accuracy.
The Verge’s IFA coverage confirms the September 22 US launch and $200 price point. UK and EU availability may use different pricing and timing, so regional shoppers should check their local Soundcore store.
Featured image: official Soundcore product render of the Space 2 Pro. This article was prepared with AI assistance and checked against the linked sources. No hands-on testing is claimed.