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The Oraimo SpaceBuds Pro (model OTW-930) is a pair of noise-cancelling true wireless earbuds with adaptive hybrid ANC rated up to 50dB, Sound360 spatial audio, six microphones for calls and app-based controls. It sells on ng.oraimo.com for ₦129,000, a price checked on 12 November 2026, and it holds a 4.8/5 rating from 1,915 reviews on Oraimo's own store.
This is a research-based review. ABS Vendor has not tested these earbuds. Everything below comes from Oraimo's published specifications and from what verified buyers report on Oraimo's store, including the complaints. If you want a straight answer on whether ₦129,000 is well spent, read the battery section and the downsides before you decide.


| Price on Oraimo (2026-11-12) | ₦129,000 |
| Store rating | 4.8/5 (1915 reviews) |
| Bluetooth Version | V5.4 |
| Range | 10m |
| Playtime | |
| Case Input | Type-C |
Who the SpaceBuds Pro is for
These earbuds suit a fairly specific Nigerian buyer: someone who commutes in noisy traffic, takes a lot of calls, and wants one pair to do both jobs. The 50dB adaptive hybrid ANC is the headline feature, and Oraimo says the Adaptive Environment Mode in the oraimo sound app adjusts cancellation to your surroundings. That is the sort of thing that matters on a danfo with a conductor shouting, or in an open-plan office with a generator humming outside.
- Call-heavy users: six microphones plus AI noise cancellation are aimed at making your voice clear to the person on the other end.
- Commuters and travellers: ANC plus a pocketable case for the road.
- Gamers and dual-device users: Low-latency Game Mode and Dual Device Connection let you keep a tablet game running while your phone stays connected for calls.
- People who dislike silicone pressure: one verified buyer reports wearing them for hours without ear fatigue, so comfort is at least plausible for long sessions.
It is not for anyone shopping on a tight budget. At ₦129,000 this is a serious purchase in naira terms, and there are cheaper Oraimo models if ANC and spatial audio are not priorities for you.

Sound, calls and the features that actually matter
Oraimo positions Sound360 Spatial Audio as the centrepiece, describing a soundscape that surrounds you from every angle. One long-term buyer calls the 360 spatial sound feature the peak of Bluetooth sound in their experience. Treat that as one person's view, not a measurement.
The same buyer, who also owns the FreePods Pro+, says the FreePods Pro+ sounds a little louder with punchier bass than the SpaceBuds Pro. That is worth knowing if heavy bass is your priority, because it comes from someone who owns both rather than from a spec sheet.
On calls, Oraimo claims an AI deep neural network across the six microphones to deliver your voice clearly in noisy environments. There is no independent call-quality test in the facts supplied, so the honest position is that the hardware is there but you should judge call clarity on your own network and in your own environment.
Other features confirmed by Oraimo:
- Bluetooth V5.4 with a stated range of 10m
- Wide Area Tap controls, enabled in the oraimo sound app
- Google Fast Pair pop-up notifications, for devices on Android 6.0 or above with Google Play services
- IP54 dust and water resistance, on the earbuds only, not the charging case
- In the box: earbuds, charging case, protective case, Type-C cable, antibacterial eartips and welcome guide
The protective case and antibacterial eartips are small things, but in Lagos heat and humidity, eartips that are easier to keep clean are a practical plus.

Battery life: the numbers, and what one year does to them
Oraimo's lab figures are clear, and the ANC-on number is the one to plan around:
- ANC off: up to 7 hours in the buds, plus 25 hours from the case
- ANC on: up to 5 hours in the buds, plus 18 hours from the case
- Charging: Type-C input on the case
Five hours with ANC on is a working-day figure, not a week-long one. If you run ANC all day at work and then on the way home, expect to top up from the case. With NEPA cuts, the case is effectively your power bank for the earbuds, so keep the Type-C cable with you and charge the case whenever there is light. Oraimo does not state fast-charging times or a wireless charging option in the specifications supplied, so do not assume either.
The bigger caveat comes from a verified buyer who used the SpaceBuds Pro for over a year. They report that the battery deteriorated to the point where it barely lasts 40 minutes, and they gave four stars instead of five for that reason, noting that earlier Oraimo buds with a two-face design lasted three years for them. That is a single long-term account, not a lab result, but it is the most useful data point in the whole review set for anyone planning to keep these for years rather than months.

Downsides and limits
These are the real ones, drawn from the specifications and from buyer reviews:
- Battery longevity over time. The one-year buyer reports battery life falling to around 40 minutes. If you expect three years of service, this is the risk to weigh.
- No in-ear detection. A verified buyer lists the lack of in-ear detection as the product's limitation, which means audio will not pause automatically when you remove a bud.
- Bass and loudness are not class-leading by Oraimo's own range. The same buyer who owns the FreePods Pro+ says that model is a little louder with more punchy bass.
- ANC-on playtime is 5 hours. That is a stated spec, not a guess, and it is the figure heavy users will hit.
- IP54 applies to the earbuds only. The charging case is not rated, so sweat and rain on the case are your problem.
- 10m range. Oraimo states 10m, so leaving your phone in one room and walking off will cut out sooner than you might expect.
- App dependency. Adaptive Environment Mode, Wide Area Tap and other controls need the oraimo sound app, so budget for the data to download it and set it up.
- Price. ₦129,000 is a lot of naira for earbuds, and prices change. Confirm the current figure on Oraimo's site before you commit.
What verified buyers say
Oraimo's store shows 4.8/5 from 1,915 reviews. The themes in the verified reviews supplied:
- Long-term battery is the main complaint. One buyer, after more than a year of use, says the earbuds still work and sound great but the battery now barely lasts 40 minutes, and docks a star for it against earlier Oraimo buds that lasted three years.
- Comfort holds up over hours. A buyer reports wearing them for hours without ear fatigue.
- Sound is praised, with a caveat. Buyers call the sound quality the best among Oraimo earbuds they have used and single out Sound360 spatial audio, while one notes the FreePods Pro+ is louder with punchier bass.
- Missing in-ear detection is called out as a limitation by one buyer, who still says they would recommend the product.
- Design and packaging get positive mentions, including the translucent look and the quality of the box contents.
Verdict
Buy the SpaceBuds Pro if you want strong noise cancellation for commuting and calls, you like the idea of spatial audio, you switch between two devices, and you are comfortable spending ₦129,000 on earbuds you may replace within a couple of years. It is a good fit for the commuter who takes calls in traffic and the gamer who does not want to miss a call.
Skip it if battery longevity over several years is your top priority, given the one-year buyer report of roughly 40 minutes of playtime; if you need in-ear detection; if you want maximum bass punch for the money, where a buyer says the FreePods Pro+ does better; or if ₦129,000 is beyond your budget. Prices change, so confirm the current price on Oraimo's site, and use our Oraimo discount code in the box below if you decide to buy.

Frequently asked questions
How much are the Oraimo SpaceBuds Pro in Nigeria?
The price on ng.oraimo.com was ₦129,000 when checked on 12 November 2026. Prices change, so confirm the current figure on Oraimo's site before buying.
How long does the battery last with noise cancellation on?
Oraimo states up to 5 hours in the earbuds with ANC on, plus 18 hours from the charging case. With ANC off, the figures are up to 7 hours in the buds plus 25 hours from the case. These are Oraimo lab results.
Can I use the SpaceBuds Pro with two devices at once?
Yes. Oraimo lists Dual Device Connection, so it can connect to two devices simultaneously, for example a tablet for gaming and a phone for calls. Google Fast Pair pop-up notifications require Android 6.0 or above with Google Play services.
Are the SpaceBuds Pro waterproof?
They are IP54 dust and water resistant, but Oraimo states this applies to the earbuds only and not to the charging case.
This article is based on Oraimo's published specifications and verified customer reviews on Oraimo's store, checked on 12 November 2026. ABS Vendor has not tested this product. Prices change, so confirm on Oraimo's site. ABS Vendor is an Oraimo affiliate partner and may earn a commission if you buy with our code.

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