Sony WH-CH730N vs Anker soundcore Space One

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WH-CH730N compared with Space One
SonyWH-CH730NAnker soundcoreSpace One
Overview
ReleasedSeptember 2026August 2023
Sound
TypeOver-earOver-ear
Noise cancellingYesYes
Transparency modeYesYes
Driver size30 mm40 mm
BackClosedClosed
Impedance25 ohms–
Bluetooth codecsSBC, AAC and LC3SBC, AAC and LDAC
Lossless over USB-CNoNo
DriversDynamic driver; wired response 6 Hz to 20,000 Hz (JEITA), Bluetooth 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz at 44.1 kHz sampling; 100 Ω powered on, 25 Ω powered off; sensitivity 108 dB/mW powered on, 100 dB/mW powered off40 mm customised dynamic drivers
Noise cancelling detailDual Noise Sensor technology; Ambient Sound Mode and noise-cancelling switchAdaptive noise cancelling, adjustable noise cancelling and Transparency mode; Easy Chat lowers playback for conversations
Audio featuresDSEE upscaling and customisable audio settings in Sony's appHearID hearing-based profile, presets and an 8-band equaliser; LDAC on compatible Android devices. SBC, AAC and Bluetooth 5.3 are specified by SoundGuys and Tom's Guide; USB-C does not carry audio (SoundGuys)
Hearing health–Safe Volume monitoring and optional maximum volume limit in the soundcore app (SoundGuys and Tom's Guide)
Battery
Listening time (maker's claim)Up to 50 hoursUp to 40 hours
Battery life detailUp to 75 hours with noise cancelling off; call time up to 35 hours with noise cancelling on or 40 hours offUp to 40 hours with ANC or Transparency, or 55 hours in Normal mode; maker testing uses an iPhone at 50% volume. SoundGuys lists the first release month as August 2023
Charging case–USB-C charging; a cloth travel pouch rather than a hard carrying case
Fast charging3 minutes gives up to 1 hour of playback; full charge approximately 3 hoursFive minutes of charging provides up to four hours of playback in Normal mode
Design
Weight207 g (better)265 g
Bluetooth6.05.3
Two devices at onceYesYes
Headphone cableYesYes
ControlsPhysical buttons for playback, volume, power and noise-cancelling/ambient selection (Techtesters)Physical power, playback, volume and NC buttons; optional wearing detection is off by default. Call controls include mute and reject; NC double-press can activate BassUp
MicrophonesPrecise Voice Pickup combines beamforming microphones, optimised placement and AI noise reductionThree microphones with AI call-noise reduction
Fit and ear tipsFolding over-ear headbandFolding ear cups with 8-degree rotation in either direction and a soft headband; current maker weight is 265 g, while SoundGuys' review table gives 259 g
Water resistance detailNo water resistance rating publishedThe maker does not describe the headphones as waterproof or sweatproof and publishes no IP rating
Works withLE Audio, multipoint, Fast Pair and Swift Pair; Bluetooth profiles A2DP, AVRCP, HFP and HSP; Sony's current specifications list LC3 and LE Audio, although SoundGuys' launch review suggests LE Audio may need a later firmware update; USB-C is charging-only (Techtesters)Two-device Bluetooth connection, unavailable while using LDAC; Google Fast Pair on Android 6.0 or later. AUX disables Bluetooth and uses the classic EQ while powered on; wearing detection does not work over AUX, and the AUX cable has no microphone
ColoursBlack, White, Pink, Beige, BlueJet Black, Sky Blue, Latte Cream and Pink on the current UK maker page
In the box1.2 m detachable headphone cable with gold-plated L-shaped plug, warranty card and reference guide; no carrying case or USB charging cable listedHeadphones, cloth pouch, USB-C charging cable and 3.5 mm AUX cable (SoundGuys)

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