I use these excellent Soundcore headphones every day, and at this all-time-low Amazon Spring Sale price, so will my cat

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The Amazon Spring Sale is upon us and we've found a ton of amazing deals so far, but few can top this price cut on the headphones I use each and every day. The Anker Soundcore Space One Pro headphones are just $149.99 (was $199.99) at Amazon US and only £119.99 (was £149.99) at Amazon UK. Yep, these are so cheap I'm gonna grab a pair for my parents, my siblings...maybe even the cat (if she behaves).

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With this deal, UK customers can net a 20% saving, while those in the US get an even bigger 25% discount – a phenomenal deal on some great cans.

I've personally been using the Anker Soundcore Space One headphones since their launch. No, really, they're basically fused to my ears at this point. They're an awesome option if you want immersive, high-quality audio, and now they're cheaper than I've ever seen them.

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When I wrote my Anker Soundcore Space One Pro review last year, I couldn't praise them enough. They harness the 'hi-res' LDAC codec for improved sound quality, offer up to 60 hours of playtime and deliver solid ANC. That's not even the best part though. In use, these cans feel like a warm hug. They're padded to the nines and have super soft earcups, meaning you'll never get tired of wearing them.

And just like most of the best headphones, there's a nice selection of features to mess around with. Some unique inclusions are Easy Chat, which lowers music volume and makes voices clearer when you're conversing and HearID, which is essentially a quiz that helps you find your ideal sound. And all of that for less than $150 / £120? Sign me up!

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Harry is a Reviews Staff Writer for TechRadar. He reviews everything from party speakers to wall chargers and has a particular interest in the worlds of audio and gaming. Harry has a background in business tech journalism, particularly around the telecoms industry.