Looking for ANC headphones under 1 million often hits a dilemma: choose a “punchy” mid-bass that hits or a deeper sub-bass? Do you need ANC that seals better at high frequencies or ultra-long battery life? And what about clamp comfort, in-app EQ options, availability of replacement earpads, and codec support like LDAC? On Shopee/Tokopedia, the Tozo H20 usually sits at 800–900 thousand during sales, the Earfun Tune Pro tends to be cheaper, while the Soundpeats Space Pro is now on par with the H20. Here’s a quick comparison that gets straight to the decision points.

Market Overview & Expectations

In this price range, all three offer “decent” ANC for commuting/office, but not at flagship level. The most noticeable differences are the bass character, treble feel, and day-to-day comfort factors. LDAC is available on Tozo H20 and Soundpeats Space Pro for higher bitrate potential; Earfun Tune Pro focuses on ANC/comfort without LDAC.

Core Comparison: ANC Headphones Under 1 Million: Tozo H20 vs Earfun Tune Pro vs Soundpeats Space Pro

Sound signature & bass

• Tozo H20: Elevated mid-bass and sub-bass, with a ~100 Hz mid-bass accent that feels punchy. Even after EQ, the mid-bass punch remains dominant. Separation/layering improved over the H10.
• Earfun Tune Pro: More dominant sub-bass emphasis than mid-bass. Good if you prefer deeper “rumble” over mid-bass punch.
• Soundpeats Space Pro: Technically on par, with smoother treble and slightly heavier vocal weight; bass isn’t spotlighted as extremely as on the H20.

Implications: choose H20 if you want more prominent kick drums, Tune Pro if you prefer sub-bass vibration, Space Pro for friendlier treble.

Treble, sibilance, and volume

• Tozo H20: A sense of “sharpness” around ~8–10 kHz. Most comfortable at low–medium volumes; at high volume it can feel spicy and low-frequency separation tends to get messy.
• Earfun Tune Pro: “Sharpness” relatively appears at 4–6 kHz; different from the H20 which peaks higher.
• Space Pro: Treble tends to be smoother per testing notes.

Implications: treble-sensitive users should avoid high volume on the H20, or consider the Space Pro.

ANC & Transparency

• Tozo H20: ANC feels “decent”; transparency exists but isn’t class-leading.
• Earfun Tune Pro: Slightly tighter ANC, especially at high frequencies, compared to the H20.
• Space Pro: No specific ANC claims besides overall technical performance on par with the H20.

Implications: if ANC is the main priority, the Tune Pro offers a slight edge, particularly for high-frequency noise.

Comfort & build

• Tozo H20: Design/fit similar to the H10; headband feels a bit more comfortable. Clamping isn’t excessive. Key advantage: H10/H20 earpads are cross-compatible, easy to swap, and official earpads are available.
• Earfun Tune Pro: Looser clamp, softer/smoother earpads. Earpad opening sizes aren’t very different.
• Soundpeats Space Pro: Slightly heavier; replacement earpads aren’t sold officially.

Implications: glasses wearers or clamp-sensitive users may prefer the Tune Pro; users who care about earpad upkeep/after-sales will benefit from Tozo’s ecosystem.

Battery, connectivity, and codec

• Tozo H20: Very long endurance—around 55 hours (ANC on), and ~80–90 hours (ANC off). Supports LDAC, multipoint, low-latency/gaming mode. Can do wired mode via USB‑C.
• Earfun Tune Pro: No LDAC. Wired mode details not discussed.
• Soundpeats Space Pro: Supports LDAC, can do wired mode via USB‑C.

Implications: for marathon use and codec flexibility, the H20 is the safest bet; for LDAC with smoother treble, the Space Pro is relevant.

App & EQ

• Tozo H20: The app provides ANC modes, a 10-band EQ with community-shared presets (EQ Zone), multipoint, low-latency, and firmware updates. Important note: the EQ bands jump from 6 kHz to 12 kHz, so the 8–10 kHz area you may want to cut isn’t directly available. Bass reduction is effective at 200 Hz, whereas 100–150 Hz is limited by the EQ points.
• Earfun Tune Pro & Soundpeats Space Pro: App/EQ details not explored.

Implications: tweakers may benefit from Tozo’s EQ ecosystem, noting the limitations in certain treble bands.

Microphone

Outdoor mic tests were conducted for four devices (H10, H20, Tune Pro, Space Pro) in traffic. No explicit ranking; realistic expectation: adequate day-to-day mic quality for calls, with mid-tier performance.

Price & value

• Tozo H20: 800–900 thousand (discounted). Strong value for long battery + LDAC + earpad ecosystem + app.
• Earfun Tune Pro: Tends to be cheaper than the H20. Value in slightly tighter ANC, comfort, and sub-bass.
• Soundpeats Space Pro: Now similar to the H20 (around 800 thousand). Value in LDAC + smooth treble + USB‑C wired.

GizmoKita Insight

Who is it for:

• Tozo H20: users who need super-long battery life, like mid-bass punch, and want community-based EQ.
• Earfun Tune Pro: users prioritizing slightly tighter ANC and plush clamp comfort with a more economical budget.
• Soundpeats Space Pro: users who want LDAC with a tamer/smoother treble character.

Not for:

• Users who listen at very high volume but are sensitive to treble peaks.
• Seekers of premium-level ANC.

Quick Summary (TL;DR)

• Bass: H20 = mid-bass punch; Tune Pro = sub-bass rumble; Space Pro = smoother treble, slightly weightier vocals.
• ANC: Tune Pro slightly tighter (especially highs); H20 “decent”.
• Comfort: Tune Pro looser/softer; H20 fine with easy-to-swap earpads.
• Features: H20 & Space Pro = LDAC + USB‑C wired; H20 excels in battery + shared-preset EQ.
• Price: H20 800–900 thousand; Tune Pro cheaper; Space Pro similar to H20.

GizmoKita Verdict: Worth Buying or Not?

Worth it. All three make the affordable ANC recommendation list. Choose Tozo H20 for endurance + punch + EQ ecosystem; choose Earfun Tune Pro if ANC/comfort + price take priority; choose Soundpeats Space Pro if you want LDAC with smoother treble.

Alternatives/Other Options

• Earfun Wave Pro: a more neutral character and includes a case, suitable if you want a more complete package and calmer tonality.

FAQ

Which one has more punchy vs deeper bass?

Tozo H20 is punchier in the mid-bass (~100 Hz); Earfun Tune Pro delivers a more noticeable sub-bass rumble. Space Pro doesn’t spotlight either one as extremely.

Does the Tozo H20 support wired mode?

Yes, via USB‑C.

Which has the most effective ANC?

Earfun Tune Pro is slightly tighter, especially at high frequencies, compared to the Tozo H20. Space Pro isn’t discussed specifically for ANC.

Do all three support LDAC?

Tozo H20 and Soundpeats Space Pro support LDAC; Earfun Tune Pro does not.

What about replacement earpad availability?

Tozo H20: official earpads are available and compatible with the H10; easy to swap. Soundpeats Space Pro: replacement earpads aren’t sold officially. Earfun Tune Pro: said to be available, but without official details.

Source: Fernanda Gunsan