SoundcoreLife P3i Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds Black

Honestly one of the best earbuds at this price! Sound quality is great! I use it almost everyday. The equalizer that connects to the phone is a cool feature. I actually lost one of the buds outside last year and it was raining. After a week outside and I finally found it. I cleaned it months later, thinking it would not work. Surprisingly, it had no issues! Very durable, and it continues to work today.The battery lasts as advertised. Not the longest battery, but I'm okay with it.The noise cancelling is alright, not really what I use the earbuds for though. I can't compare it to another product since it's the first one I had with noise cancelling. In a quiet setting you can't hear voices, but you can hear the typing, clicking noises.The only downside is that sometimes when I put the earbuds back in the case, it doesn't charge. I would have to try a couple times to make sure it was charging.

My friend introduced these to me ear buds. He said they were very comparable to the other famous brand out there. I am a huge fan of these. They had enough charge when I got them, I could use them right away. They didn't take long to fully charge after that. They come with different size ear cushions. I appreciate that. I have smaller ear openings and these fit just fine. The carrying case is comfortable to open and close and carry around. They are easy to control the volume on. They connected to the Bluetooth after a few tries. Very lightweight. They sound great too.

I used these for about a year and a half until one went swimming. Here's a rundown of my experience with them after 18 months, on a scale of 1 to 10.Value: 8. Currently they're $35 w/coupon. They're not high end, but a solid choice for the money.Build quality: 8. They feel solid and still worked perfectly after 18 months of regular use.Overall Sound quality: 6. Highs and Mids were goodBass: 4. Bass was a little lacking compared to my old air podsNoise Cancelling: 5. Decent difference on flights. Not quite enough in the office.Passthrough: 7. Good passthrough. Comfortable to walk with and maintain awareness.Battery life: 8. Ankr is good at batteries. Was always happy with the battery lifeBattery Degradation: 10. . No degradation over 18 months (buds or case).Fit: 6. They felt loose in my ears, but that was probably my fault for not choosing the right tipThey weren't amazing, but they weren't bad. You may not do better for the money, or at least it would be a gamble trying. These are a known good. I wouldn't have bought new ones, but now that have to, I'm kind of excited to spend a little extra money to find something with better bass and noise cancelling.Hope this is helpful to someone.

Great audio. The first time connecting was a little confusing, so I had to look through the documentation. These earbuds have an app that is excellent and easy to use. Still getting used to the fit, but they sit well.A little bass heavy out of the box, but they have a LOT of options for EQ presets, one of which is guaranteed to suit your tastes. If not, you can set your own EQ up, although the settings are a little lacking in that regard.Overall, these headphones are well worth the price and I'm pleasantly surprised with how good the user experience is.

My go-to wireless ear buds are Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, but I don't like to bring them to work as they are expensive and don't want to loose them or have them get taken. As well when I'm at work I'm getting interrupted so many times during the day I prefer a Apple air bud like style ear bud that's easy to pull from your ear. Since my last office pair of ear buds finally failed after 4 years it was time for a replacement, with all the options out there it was kind of a drop in the bucket what to pick from that under $50 and these had same day shipping so figured I give them a try. First off sound quality these are good and you can adjust the eq with the mobile app, but the default preset is likely the best for my taste of music. They are certainly not as tuned as higher end ear bud, but have more of the classic bass heavy and untuned mid to high ends that lack the clarity a high end ear bud provides. That said, for the price point, I think they are good, and having ANC is really nice when you what to block out the office noise. The pass through option to hear what's around you is ok, but I wish you could adjust how sensitive it works.As for pairing/connecting, they have zero issues with my Lenovo Win10 laptop and are typically already connected by the time they are in my ear.As for fit, I'm likely a bad example to give a review on this portion. As my doctor once said you just have "weird ears" and ear bud just don't stay in my ears very well. I need ear bud that fit to the shape of my ear not so much to just to staying in the ear cancel. As long as I'm just sitting or standing they are fine, but if I go to pick something up off the ground, one of them will fall out. And yes I've tried difference sized tips. That said they feel very light in the ear and you quickly forget they are there.As for the buttons on the ear buds, at times I like the physical "click" of the button but at the same time you do have to press harder and it is a little more clumsy to do double clicks compared to a touch sensing ear bud. You do have a tone of flexibility to configure what the button does via the mobile app on your phone.As battery, I have zero issues. When I leave my desk for a few mins I'll put them in the case and let them to a little bump charge. I've yet to see them even get close to running out of battery even with ANC used nearly the entire day.In summary, for under $50 I think they are a good buy, and they get the job done. That said, if you want the best audio quality experience, you won't find that here.