Soundcore by Anker P20i True Wireless Earbuds, 10mm Drivers with Big Bass, Bluetooth 5.3, 30H Long Playtime, Water-Resistant, 2 Mics for AI Clear Calls, 22 Preset EQs, Customization via App

Excellent ear buds
I recently purchased these earbuds and they have exceeded my expectations in every way! The sound quality is superb, with rich bass and clear highs that make listening to music an absolute joy. They fit comfortably in my ears, even during long sessions, and the battery life is impressive, lasting for hours on a single charge. The Bluetooth connection is stable and easy to set up, with no noticeable lag. Overall, these earbuds offer fantastic value for the price, and I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable and high-quality audio experience.

Solid option for inexpensive ear buds
I sleep with headphones in every night and need something that is comfortable with a long lasting battery. These fit the bill.They have a pretty good fit in my ear and don’t fall out, which happens with some brands. The sound is fine, though it’s not a fair assessment since I have them primarily for background noise. I have a really good pair of over ear headphones for when I’m listening to music. I have used these on the train listening to podcasts though and they’re totally fine.The color is cute and stands out against the many black options. It also makes it easier to see if I drop one. The battery life is awesome! They charge quickly and stay charged for a solid 8-9 hours.The material feels like really cheap plastic so I was surprised how comfortable they are and how durable they are. One thing to add is that they have a noise cancelling feature that you can set up with an app. I have t used it but a friend has the same pair and said it works well.These are definitely a solid option for an inexpensive pair of Bluetooth headphones.

Pretty good for the price!
Needed some earbuds for my Husband, turns out he needed noise canceling so I got him the noise canceling ones and took these for myself. They are very comfortable (saying a lot my ears are really sensitive), they are teeny (also a plus), easy to hook up to my phone. The quality of the sound is great for the price! Can’t beat it. The bass is awesome without being overwhelming. However take that with a grain of salt. I’m a bassist and I listen to a lot of metal where the bass is really technical and used a lot (ie deftones, tool, animals as leaders) so I love a lot of heavy bass. However, even listening to my 2010s alternative, it sounds great! It’s nice to easily pick out the bass licks. They aren’t too tingy (yes that’s a technical term) in the higher registers which is what I was initially concerned with. Too many times upping the bass usually means sacrificing quality in the high registers. They offer a small amount of noise canceling. At a good volume, I couldn’t hear my daughter easily until I told her to yell really really loud. Then I heard a squeak. So with that being said, I expect the actual noise canceling ones to be great for my husband’s needs. Overall I’m pretty impressed for 20 bucks!! Rock on!

Out of the box, impressed … at least at this price point.
I had doubts. I was replacing my beloved Liberty 2 Pro buds (an encounter with the washing machine ended them), and I didn’t have the same budget. The P20i buds are definitely cheaper-feeling plastic, lighter weight, and the case feels cheaper. I saw that they had customizable EQ and I confused that with the HearID, which they do NOT have.That said, I have Auditory Processing Disorder (APD/CAPD), so clarity is a really big deal for me, and that’s something I’m definitely getting out of these earbuds right now. I wish I could raise the bass a little regardless of EQ setting, but that’s not going to be a thing. It’s just the choice of presets. The acoustic, suprisingly, is the most balanced. That hasn’t been the case with a lot of preset EQs I’ve tried in the past 20s years.So far I’ve tried them on classical, heavy metal, power metal, classic pop rock and soft rock, 2000s alternative, modern and classic EDM, and classic Broadway. They get the job done nicely. Nothing sounds lost or muddled, at least on the Acoustic setting. I just wish they had adjustable treble and bass. I mean really. This is a super basic feature to offer. You don’t need the fancy HearID for basic EQ sliders. The sound is so close. A tiny tweak and it would be perfect.That said, I’ve bought earbuds at this price point that were destined for the trash, so these are quite nice for what they are.I don’t like the touch buttons. I like tactile buttons. Especially on a thing that’s in my ears and I can’t actually see. But they’re adjustable in the same Soundcore app I used for my Liberty 2 Pros, so that’s a plus. At least I can set them to do what I want them to instead of having to learn a new system every time I buy a pair of buds.I can’t speak to the sound-cancelling ability until I try them at work. I work in a blue collar environment with loud machinery (PSA: Never, nevernevernever use earbuds while working around heavy machinery, that’s just dangerous. You have to be able to hear your coworkers and machine cues so you can react immediately when something goes wrong. Please stop. Thanks.). The persistent mechanical din cuts into break areas, which are small and also noisy with people and other sounds, and it can be hard for me to really unwind on my breaks.I have other Neurodivergencies, so this is a pretty big deal. Some days I can tune it out, and some days it’s a sensory nightmare I can’t escape from for 12 hours. I will update when I’ve had the chance to test these earbuds in this setting.While writing this review, I’ve noticed that the P20is tend to either be too loud or too soft on certain tracks, especially rock. This isn’t bothering me on Pearl Jam, but Disturbed was kinda earsplitting (I still have near-perfect hearing, somehow, so this might not bother you). I tried to make a fine adjustment in my phone, and I don’t know if this is a phone thing or an earbud thing. I can usually get better volume tuning out of my computer, so it might just be my phone, but I don’t recall having this issue with the Liberty 2 Pros.I’ve started noticing things I hadn’t before on certain tracks, like background vocalizations on Golden Earring’s Twilight Zone or subtleties in Depeche Mode’s A Question of Lust, so another point for clarity. Wow. I’m reminded that some tracks are meant to be turned up, and have a more muddled nature in their original recordings because they were meant to be disruptive, so I suppose it is what it is. APD is fun. The struggle is real. :/I need a better budget, but again, for what they are they’re getting the job done nicely. I’m not sending them back. When I get better earbuds, I’ll keep them as backups.

Gostei bastante! Graves bons, som bom, material do fone bom. A caixinha parece um pouco frágil, não sei se vai aguentar muitas quedas, mas pelo preço e qualidade recomendo demais! Não tem cancelamento de ruido e a caixa não carrega wireless mas mesmo assim é muito bom!

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