Noise canceling usually focuses on what the wearer hears; Soundcore is putting equal effort into what the person on the other end hears. The Space 2 Pro brings Anker’s Thus processing chip to over-ear headphones for the first time, using six microphones specifically for voice isolation.

A separate eight-microphone array handles adaptive active noise cancellation. Soundcore says the system is 1.5 times stronger than the Space One Pro across the 20Hz–2kHz range, where aircraft drone, HVAC noise, and conversation tend to live. HearID creates a personalized listening profile, while LDAC supports higher-resolution wireless audio on compatible devices.

Battery life reaches a claimed 60 hours at 50 percent volume with ANC disabled, dropping to 30 hours with noise canceling active. Talk time is rated at 20 hours. The emphasis on microphone processing makes the Space 2 Pro particularly relevant for hybrid work: it treats call intelligibility as a core audio specification rather than a secondary feature. That distinguishes it within a crowded field of noise-canceling headphones where playback tuning usually gets the headline.

Soundcore will release the Space 2 Pro in black, white, and gray on September 22 for $200 in the U.S.