Soundcore P30i by Anker Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Hands-Free Viewing | Strong and Smart Noise Cancelling, Powerful Bass, 45H Playtime, 2-in-1 Case and Phone Stand, IP54, Bluetooth 5.4

I got this in Prime day for $24. Came packaged nicely with 60% battery charged. Simple and easy to use. Noise Cancelation is so-so. I have a motorcycle and it doesn't deflect the wind noise very well, but for the price and quality it's way better than my Samsung Beats Pro 2 and Samsung Live buds I originally had. Volume is louder than those as well. I can drown out noise with volume. The battery life is okay, but for $24 I can't really complain. Very impressed so far with the quality and the case is so much better than previous earbuds I had that were triple to quadruple the price. They have different sizes for your ear hole size. The default ones fit great and they stick on tightly so when I remove my helmet it doesn't come apart like my old Samsung Pro 2s. The quality at Max Volume isn't as clear, but again for the price I can't complain. They even have a cool little app for updates and sound adjustments. I guess they do have wind noise reduction in the app. I will have to try it and update the review. The wind update works really well. The 3D surround sounds like a alternative Dolby ATMOS and EDM sounds great on it. Downloaded the app and it's so much better now!

As someone who has owned several pairs of Apple earbuds, I was impressed with what you get for around $23-30. I bought a pair of these as a back up pair for a big vacation I was taking. The most amazing thing about these is the battery life. They almost lasted the entirety of my cross ocean flight without recharging them in the case yet. The noise cancellation is pretty good. The sound quality is also pretty good. I like how there’s a built-in stand for your phone too. These earbuds are not as good as the ones made by the fruit company, but they also cost around $30. I’m happy with them. I even got a second pair as a back up for work.The other cool thing about them, which I didn’t realize until I was playing around with them some more is that you can customize them with an app on your phone. I didn’t know there were all these sound profile options. There is also a surround sound option. It’s not spatial audio, but still pretty good. They pair really easily with all my devices. They connect pretty seamlessly with my iPhone. I don’t even have to choose to connect. They just do it on their own. I also like how you can customize the options for the taps on them. I found it really easy to set up taps for pausing and alerting Siri.In summary, these are pretty darn good earbuds, especially considering the price point. I’m impressed by all their features. The noise cancellation works well. And the battery life is killer. That is by far the best part of them.

After spending $1000 in headphones/earbuds in the last 3 years (1 Sony $390, 1 Samsung $350, 1 Google $199), and being disappointed with "cost/benefit" on all 3, I decided to give a shot at this absolutely inexpensive option.But before pressing "buy now" and just purchase it, I decided to do very same work I did when buying the other 3 premium devices, and took my time, reading reviews, educating myself about the company and it's commitment with customers/users, and finally, I went deep into the specs of the hardware, software, and the mobile app (this last one definitely a big plus).At this point you might say: "it's a freaking $30 Bluetooth earbud" just buy, use it, and if doesn't deliver it's promises, then just return it and add another "zero" to the original $30 and buy a premium device.Well, not so fast... I was intrigued by how good it all sounded and I want to use this whole experience to test an assumption I've been carrying for a short while, which is that we've been all scammed and abused with the so called premium priced devices, in other words , if you want the goods, you have to pay much higher price for it. So, I looked into this as an opportunity to unmask my theory and for that I had to put the "works" in place.After blending and filtering all the information gathered (the process even included "unclutter suspicious" reviews), the conclusion was obvious: despite all looking very standard, there was a positively intriguing desire to give it a try, and the result couldn't be more satisfying.Design looks average initially, but it actually reflects a distinct personality with a touch of elegance, specially with the colors available (green was my option and I was not disappointed).The hardware is absolutely underestimated for the price tag, meaning, it has the ability to deliver a sound quality that matches my Sony WH1000 (I listen to audio-music/books/podcasts an average of 6 hours a day) with crystal clear sound nuances, including a sharp treble and a solid bass, and yesssss, a battery life that will get you listening music and talking on the phone for a few days just by a one full charge on the charging case.Call quality... isn't this feature one of the most important components that will drive us towards or far away from a device...Yes!!!! So here it is: Shockingly amazing call quality. They built this right, and the balance between the software and the hardware, is in perfect harmony, 4 mics and AI, cleaning all the "distractions" away from phone conversations, and music listening without any disappointment.And here is the "cherry in the cake: THE MOBILE APP. Again, another well built component of the whole experience. Better than my Sony, Google, and yes, heartbreaking, my Samsung (I'm a big fan of Samsung products).Summarizing, it's not Bluetooth 6.0, not 14mm sound shell, but it's absolutely a shocker of a quality device that only cost me $30, and it gives me peace of mind with call and music-sound quality. Noise Canceling absolutely under your control, through an app designed with everything you need to make it "your way", and satisfy your desire to listen music like a music producer ;)Ps: no one paid me to write this review, and despite the fact that I don't ever right a review, here is one I hope it will add value to your decision.

Pros: Sound is excellent, they stay in my ears great, I love the noise cancelling (it will almost completely cut out a bathroom fan or floor fan), they seem to do speech to text on my iPhone a lot better, they’re comfortable, the case is easy to store and remove headphones and holds my iPhone in the kickstand great! Could not be happier with the actual headphones!Con: It’s absolutely ridiculous not to include a number percentage display of the amount of charge the case has remaining! I can buy $10 headphones that display the case charge on the case! On these you can’t even check it with the soundcore app!!! Who designed such great headphones, and made such an excellent case, but chose to cheap out on a freaking battery charge display?! Heck, four little LED dots would have been better than what they gave us! I don’t want an indicator light that stays on for 5 seconds if charge is good but flashes for five seconds if low, that’s not what I want!

Bought these and figured I’d give them a try after I saw lots of positive reviews at a super affordable price. I was immediately impressed with these. I guess I’ve always bought the cheap ear buds over the years, and even still rock a wired 3.5mm pair of skull candy buds I had for about 12 years, because these blew me away with how much better sounding they were. These have incredible bass and tone and even have the ability to customize an equalizer to your liking in the app! (No you don’t need the app to make these work.) The app even lets you customize the tap controls which is awesome. They work dual and single, if you want to keep one in the case. Battery life seems decent so far, of course that fades on anything over time. The feature that impressed me the most was the auto noise canceling you can do with these. You can customize this control with custom taps too! When noise canceling is off, the built in microphones allow “pass through” noise which is stereo and directional. While the audio quality of this part isn’t great, it allows you to hear and have conversation while the ear buds are in, while also still being able to play music as normal if you want. What’s wild is when you turn the noise canceling on, they shut all the mics off and it’s COMPLETELY quiet. I’ve never had ear buds that are THIS quiet and noise canceling. The first time I used this feature was in the gym while music inside was blaring. When I turned noise canceling on, I looked up and thought someone instantly cut the music off in the gym entirely cause I couldn’t hear any of it. It was like the power in the whole building went out it was so quiet. For the price of these, I’d say you can’t beat them.

I have had these for about 2 weeks. I really like these. The call quality gets mixed reviews from people I talk to. However, it seems this way with any non-apple earbuds I use with my iPhone. I really like the smaller case. The battery life seems pretty true. The flip-down stand for your phone built into the case is a nice touch. Sound-wise, with the right tips for your ear size, the sound is quite good.

I only use Apple AirPods. Now my AirPods Pro left side just suddenly malfunctioning and I wanted to get something close to the AirPods until I buy new ones. Well, what do you know. I still haven’t purchased my AirPods yet. These earbuds are top tier for your pocket. They work so well. They connect automatically when you put them in and you don’t have to constantly have to keep connecting to Bluetooth before you use them. Just pop them in. The bass is good for its price range. And the noise cancellation is really good. Can’t hear a thing. Now the best thing about this earbuds is the BATTERY. I might have charged this once. I’ve been using this for weeks and have had to charge it since. It’s really long lasting. Even more than the Apple AirPods. The fit is adjustable as there are 3 sizes to fit your ears: SML. I lovvvvve the built in stand that comes with it. It holds my iPhone 17 pro max with the case on without any issues. Doesn’t wobble. The earbuds click into place magnetically. This is a versatile earbuds. The best I’ve used outside of JBL, BEATS and Apple. Durable and strong love the look and it’s so light. As an only Apple AirPods user, I’d 100% recommend if you need some spare earbuds. No regrets

ProsCheap price – solid value for the cost.Very good bass – deep, punchy sound.Long battery life – lasts through extended use.More reliable than no‑name brands – hasn’t shown early charging/battery failuresComfortable - Used them for 5-6 hours with no ear fatigue or pain.NC can be hit or miss but better than most especially at this price pointControls are excellent, very responsive.Cons for meFit can be iffy FOR ME so trying to readjustment is needed every so often.Will need an update a few months from now to see how the battery life is.

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Ditch the Airpods! These earphones slap. I can wear these all day with no ear fatigue. The multipoint connection allows for being connected to my phone and consoles. Best 50 aud I have ever spent. The dedicated app allows for awesome customisation. 3d surround is a game changer to gaming. And the sound is up there with the top tier quality of expensive headphones. Dont sleep on these

Der Wechsel vom iPhone 13 auf 17 und der Wegfall von Lightning machten neue Kopfhörer nötig. Diesmal durfte es kabellos werden. Ich besitze bereits die Soundcore Space One, die mir sehr gefallen aber als Gelegenheitshörer für Unterwegs deutlich zu groß sind. Deshalb schienen mir die P30i nach langer Recherche und zu dem Preis interessant.Ja, sie sind basslastig, was mir aber prinzipiell gefällt. Ich habe deshalb Ewigkeiten Koss Porta Pro genutzt, welche aber durch stetigen Wegfall von Klinkenanschlüssen immer seltener zum Einsatz kamen. Und Kabellos ist ja doch ein Luxus den man irgendwann nicht mehr missen möchte. Am iPhone habe ich bisher immer die standard EarPods genutzt (Klinke und Lightning) und war zufrieden.Ab Werk klingen die P30i erstmal relativ schrecklich. Der Bass war selbst mir zu dominant. Statt die Bässe runterzuregeln erwies sich für mich die Einstellung die Höhen anzuheben am passendsten. Über die App sind zum Glück die unterschiedlichsten Anpassungen möglich. Bei den Space One hatte ich eine geführte Tour in der App, um die Höhrer an mein Gehör anzupassen. Das hatte ich hier nicht. Dies ist aber kein Beinbruch.Für sportliche Aktivitäten hatte ich bisher alte Sony InEars mit Kabel, die bombig in meinen Ohren halten, was nicht mit allen Hörern klappt. Leider klappt das auch hier nur semi. Die mittleren Aufsätze sind zu locker, die großen, die ich jetzt drin habe, sitzen zwar, drücken sich aber mit der Zeit aus den Ohren, was ein stetiges Nachdrücken nötig macht, um sie nicht zu verlieren. Reminder an mich: Ich muss mal testen die Aufsätze vom Sony auf die Soundcore P30i zu packen.Das Noise Cancelling ist o.k. aber, wie so oft beschrieben, nicht das Beste. Das können bspw. die Space One deutlich besser, sind aber auch wesentlich größer.Was mir neulich bei einem längeren Marsch aufgefallen ist, ist dass sich Schritte bei strammen Laufen auf die Kopfhörer übertragen können. Das ist nicht so angenehm, wahrscheinlich aber von der Art zu laufen abhängig. Auf dem Rückweg war der Effekt nicht mehr störend was am langsameren Laufen und dem Alkoholpegel gelegen haben könnte. :DFazit: Klanglich bin ich mit den Hörern sehr zufrieden. Auch die Laufzeit überzeugt. Bisher habe ich es noch nicht geschafft den Akku leer zu hören bevor sie in der Ladeschale landeten. Der Sitz im Ohr geht für mich gerade in Ordnung. Bequem sitzen sie aber nicht so fest wie ich es mir wünschen würde, was aber eher an meinen Ohren liegt. Hier hatte ich vorher schon Probleme und die einzigen Hörer mit denen ich das Problem nicht hatte waren meine alten Sony InEars und die EarPods von Apple. Für normales Laufen genügt es (mit regelmäßigem Nachdrücken), für Sport reicht der Halt leider bei mir überhaupt nicht und ich würde da eher meine alte Kombi aus Sony InEars und iPod Mini wählen.An die Steuermöglichkeiten per Tippen an die Hörer muss ich mich erst noch gewöhnen, funktionieren tun sie jedenfalls.Würde ich sie weiterempfehlen? Definitiv! Das Preis/Leistungs-Verhältnis ist klasse und die Einschränkungen sind mehr persönlicher Natur. Lediglich für Sportliche Aktivitäten würde ich den Halt generell in Frage stellen. Da mag es Besseres geben, so wie meine alten Sony.

Achei excelente! E com base nos comentários das avaliações que eu vi aqui... Os pontos importantes pra mim foram:1 - veio muito bem embalado, completo (tem 3 tamanhos da borrachinha pra encaixe no ouvido e o fio do carregador) e carregado;2 - não tive problema com conectividade, reconhecimento de bluetooth, ficar perdendo a conexão por estar mais distante, ou no bolso/bolsa;3 - o encaixe do fone na minha orelha ficou MUITO bom! posso me exercitar, comer, fazer qualquer coisa... que ele não cai!;4 - ele veda o som externo muito bem (abri a gaveta de talheres na cozinha, só com ele no ouvido e a música pausada e não ouvi o barulho dela kkkkk mas, de fato... se tiver no volume, eu diria que a partir de 75%, quem tiver perto de você vai ouvir a música que você tá ouvindo, com certeza...;5 - sobre bateria, eu já escutei 1h sem interrupção, depois 2h30min sem interrupção... e ele ainda tá em 70%! maravilhoso!!;6 - concordando com vários comentários daqui, esse fone realmente é excelente pra tons graves! escutar november rain, ou alguma do dire straits nele... bom demais!7 - se fosse pra "criticar" algum ponto, eu diria que já os agudos não são tão bons... escutei maria callas, por exemplo e realmente não tem aquele som limpo, que você escuta as notas mais altas com muita clareza... não é que não dê pra escutar, mas eu diria que esse realmente não é o forte dele.Entre, olhando os pontos positivos e os negativos (pouquíssimos)... Acredito sim, que é um fone muito bom e que vale muito a pena!Obs.: quando você usa ele em um lugar muito ventilado, às vezes você escuta aquele barulho de corrente de vento... ele não veda 100%... mas não achei que é algo que afeta de fato o que você tá ouvindo no fone.

Fits me slightly better than EarPod 3 Pro, but that is subjective as our ears have different shapes.Excellent music quality for the price.Noise cancelling is ok, I don’t need that feature too much but it seems pretty decent when I tested it.App on iOS works with no issue.Did have some instances where connecting to iPhone was not smooth. Not a constant problem. Happened once.Playtime is very good. Used for work and tutorials.I do miss the auto disconnect of Apple EarPods when removing and the on ear volume control feature.