Anker Soundcore Space D1402

Anker Soundcore Space D1402

Anker
87 Overall Score
vs
Sony WHRF400

Sony WHRF400

Sony
60 Overall Score

What Buyers Say

Anker Soundcore Space D1402

88 out of 100 low confidence 5 reviews

The Soundcore Space 2 headphones have impressed users with their exceptional comfort, long battery life, and strong noise cancellation for the price. While the default sound profile may need EQ tweaking via the app, the overall audio quality, build, and features like multipoint and LDAC make them a great value. Minor drawbacks include warmth during long sessions and a lack of water resistance.

Pros
  • Exceptional comfort
  • Long battery life
  • Strong noise cancellation
  • Great value for price
  • Customizable EQ via app
Cons
  • Default sound profile needs EQ
  • Gets warm during long sessions
  • No water resistance
  • 3D audio mode gimmicky
👍 Comfort 5
👍 Battery life 4
👍 Noise cancellation 5
👍 Sound quality 5
👍 Value for money 4
🤔 App experience 4

Sony WHRF400

75 out of 100 medium confidence 21 reviews

Many users report good sound quality and comfort, especially for TV watching at night. Some were pleased with renewed units, finding them as good as new. However, a few experienced issues like a clicking noise, shutdown problems, missing instructions, or a poor fit. Overall, sentiment is mostly positive with a few notable exceptions.

Pros
  • Good sound quality
  • Comfortable to wear
  • Good for TV watching at night
  • Long battery life
  • Easy to set up
Cons
  • Clicking noise and static
  • Headphones shut down after 15 minutes
  • Missing box and instructions for renewed units
  • Unclear battery placement on renewed models
  • Overpriced for renewed condition
👍 Sound quality 10
👍 Comfort 7
👍 Battery life 3
🤔 Renewed product value 5
👎 Build quality issues 2
👎 Fit issues 2

Scores

Budget
Anker
82
Sony
63
Commute
Anker
78
Sony
56
Gaming
Anker
78
Sony
56
Work
Anker
76
Sony
55
Studio
Anker
72
Sony
61
Music
Anker
71
Sony
59
Calls
Anker
64
Sony
49

Specifications

Anker Soundcore Space D1402Sony WHRF400
Design
Form Factorover-earover-ear
Open/Closedclosedclosed
Foldable✓✓
Weight0.26 kg★0.28 kg
Ear Cushionprotein leatherhead cushion
Headbandmemory foam with a soft leather finishMold band with head cushion
Audio
Driver Typedynamicdynamic
Driver Size40 mm40 mm
Drivers1★—
Freq Min20 Hz10 Hz★
Freq Max20 kHz22 kHz★
Impedance—32 Ω
Sensitivity—100 dB★
Hi-Res Audio✓★—
CodecsSBC, AAC, LDACSony RF400 Wireless Home Theater Headphones for Watching TV (WHRF400), Black, 2.9 (Requires use of RCA Audio Out or Headphone Jack on Television)
Noise Control
ANC✓✓
ANC TypeadaptiveEnvironmental Noise Control
Transparency✓★—
Connectivity
Wireless✓✓
Bluetooth6.0—
ProfilesA2DP, AVRCP, HFP—
Multipoint✓★—
Wired Connector3.5mm3.5mm
Detachable Cable✓✓
Battery
Battery Life50 hrs★20 hrs
Charge Time—7 hrs★
Fast Charging5 min for 4 hours playback—
ChargingUSB-C★proprietary
Microphone
Microphone✓✓
Mic Count3★—
NC Mic✓✓
Boom Mic✗—
Detachable Mic✗—
Features
Voice AssistantSiri—
Touch Controls✗—
AppSoundcore—
Water ResistanceWater-ResistantWater-Resistant

Pros & Cons

Anker Soundcore Space D1402

  • Strong anc (98th percentile)98th %ile
  • Strong connectivity (96th percentile)96th %ile
  • Strong sound (94th percentile)94th %ile
  • Strong build (91st percentile)91st %ile

Sony WHRF400

  • Strong build (91st percentile)91st %ile
  • Strong anc (80th percentile)80th %ile
  • Strong sound (75th percentile)
  • Strong social proof (72nd percentile)
  • Below average battery (20th percentile)20th %ile
  • Below average user sentiment (31st percentile)

Pricing

Sony WHRF400 is $65 cheaper (2.4x less).

Anker Soundcore Space D14020.793score per dollar
vs
Sony WHRF4001.327score per dollar

Sony WHRF400 offers 1.7x better value for money

Verdict

★ Winner: Anker Soundcore Space D1402

Scores 87 overall, wins 7 of 7 usage categories and 8 of 37 specs.

Anker Soundcore Space D1402 Better at:

WorkCallsMusicBudgetGamingStudioCommute

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