Amazon.ca is selling the Soundcore Space One Pro over-ear headphones in Jet Black for C$169.99 as of October 29, 2026. Soundcore’s own Canadian store lists the same headphones at C$269.99, so the Amazon.ca price sits well under the maker’s list price. Amazon.com showed $169.99 for the same model on the same day.
Soundcore is Anker’s audio brand, and the Space One Pro was introduced in September 2024 as its most advanced over-ear model. On Amazon.ca the headphones ship from Amazon and are sold by AnkerDirect-CA, the brand’s own storefront, so this is not an unknown marketplace seller.
What do you get with the Space One Pro?
These are the figures Soundcore and the launch coverage give:
- Noise cancelling: Soundcore calls it a 4-Stage Noise Cancelling System, and Notebookcheck reported active noise cancellation of up to 45 dB at launch.
- Battery: up to 40 hours with noise cancelling on and up to 60 hours with it off, according to Soundcore.
- Fast charging: 5 minutes on the charger gives 8 hours of playback.
- Sound: triple composite diaphragms, with LDAC for Hi-Res wireless audio on phones that support it.
- Connection: Bluetooth and 6 microphones, according to the Amazon.ca listing.
- Design: a FlexiCurve folding structure that Soundcore says reduces the size by 50%.
In its hands-on, nextpit called the noise cancelling very effective and liked the carrying case and the app controls. It also noted that LDAC cuts battery life to about 25 hours, that they have no IP rating for water or dust.

How much does it cost in Canada and the US?
The Canadian price comes first. Soundcore’s Canadian store lists the Space One Pro at C$269.99, and its page showed the item as sold out when we looked. Amazon.ca shows C$169.99 for the Jet Black version and marks it 37% off its own list price, which is a figure Amazon supplies and not our comparison.
In the United States, Amazon.com shows $169.99 for the same model. These are prices at the time of writing. No end date is shown on the listings, so prices can change at any time.

Is it worth it at this price?
At C$169.99 the headphones cost less than the maker’s list price by a wide margin, and the feature list reads like a headphone from a higher price bracket: long battery life, fast charging, LDAC and a folding design. We have not tested them, so the figures above are claims from Soundcore and from the outlets that covered the launch.
nextpit’s hands-on was positive but it deferred a final buying verdict to a full review. Read it for the sound notes, which describe a V-shaped signature that the app’s equalizer can adjust.

Who it suits
Commuters and frequent flyers. The folding design and the 40 hours of battery with noise cancelling on suit long trips, and 5 minutes of charging gives 8 hours of playback when you forget to plug in.
Android users who care about sound. LDAC is the feature that matters here, because it allows Hi-Res wireless audio on phones that support it. nextpit’s hands-on warns that it shortens battery life.
Anyone who wants a first pair of noise cancelling headphones. At the Amazon.ca price the cost is much closer to mid-range headphones than to the C$269.99 list price.
Who should skip or wait. If you need water resistance for workouts, note that nextpit reported no IP rating. The weight is listed on the product page, so try them on if you are sensitive to weight. nextpit also reported that the app requires an account.
What should you check before buying?
Confirm the colour and the seller on the Amazon.ca page, since the offer we checked was for Jet Black from AnkerDirect-CA. The pages we read do not state the Canadian warranty terms or an end date for the price.
Bluetooth version and microphone count come from the Amazon listing, because Soundcore’s Canadian page does not list them. Open the listing and check the price at checkout before you commit.






