Are you experiencing noise distortion and reduced sound quality in your device? If so, follow this guide to help replace the driver in your Anker Soundcore Space One headphones.
A headphone driver is the transducer element responsible for converting electrical signals into sound waves. It typically consists of a diaphragm that moves to create sound, and it plays a crucial role in determining the overall sound quality of headphones. A failing driver can cause your device to have distorted or unbalanced sound, loss of bass response, and muffled sound in general.
Before using this guide, make sure to review the troubleshooting page about audio distortion. There could be many other easy-to-fix things in this device that don't require changing the driver.
Pry the white adhesive layer around the driver component off with a spudger.
The actual driver is the metal disc in the center. The entire driver component includes everything inside the white lining (pictured in the second image).
Insert a Phillips #00 screwdriver into the hole in the metal center of the actual driver.
Pop off the driver component.
You will have to replace the entire driver component pictured, since there's no given way to retrieve the actual driver. If you attempted to replace just the actual driver, it could risk damaging interior components.