Soundcore P40i by Anker, Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Adaptive Noise Cancelling to Environments, Heavy Bass, 60H Playtime, 2-in-1 Case and Phone Stand, IPX5,Wireless Charging, Bluetooth(Renewed)

Purchased October of 2024, was a bit uncomfortable in my ear for the first week or so but my ear seems to have gotten used to it. I cannot speak to phone call quality as I don't use it for that. But if you want a pair of headphones that have good sound quality, you can easily keep in your pocket this is a good choice. It cannot match the battery life of my Q20 or Q45 Headphones but is MUCH easier to keep on you for when you get an hour in LOUD restaurant (the Noise Cancelling is GREAT), or just use 1 if you're on a car trip and the rest of the family has fallen asleep and you want to listen to an audiobook while still being able to hear what's going on around you.

It has a little problem with high bass, on the noise cancelling mode, but other then that they are working fine

I own the P20i and these sound incredible, especially for $20! Now, the P40i are supposed to be the newest version. Don't get me wrong the sound is great I was just expecting more for double the price, once again at $40 the price is great. Noise canceling is great sound is okay compared to the P20i. One thing I would like to add is the customization of the controls through the app, which is a definite plus. I will continue to use them and customize to my liking and hopefully everything works out.I would recommend these for the customization and ANC and nice sound. If you're on a budget and customization or ANC is not a deal breaker then i would suggest the P20i at half the price.

Sounds great .The price was very fair .Quality A+ extremely easy to sync.

I ordered these earbuds, but my experience with the first two sets was frustrating. The first set arrived in a sealed but empty box. The second set came in an unsealed box with dirty earbuds—there were grease marks and what looked like earwax on the earpieces. I had to clean everything with rubbing alcohol before testing them.When I finally tried them, one earbud was noticeably louder than the other, and I could hear static. I initially thought I was losing hearing in one ear, but after swapping earbuds, the issue persisted on the opposite side. I adjusted all settings through the app, did a firmware update, and reset everything, but nothing worked. I was about to return them but gave it another shot the next day. After playing around with different tracks, they eventually just started working correctly. I noticed there bluetooth info from the previous owner. I deleted this info, but I doubt this would've caused this problem.I've been using them for three days now, and the battery life is slightly better than my P30 earbuds. These last about 8 hours, whereas the P30s initially lasted that long but dropped to about 6.5-7 hours after a month. I expect these to follow the same trend. Before I start on the sound quality, you must know that these sound like crap out of the box. You have to adjust the equalizer settings to to your liking. Even if you choose the preset equalizer, it should be good enough. The sound quality is similar to the P30, and for cheap earbuds, it’s impressive. I would give these a 8 out of 10 for sound quality. I also own Sony and Bose earbuds, and while I still prefer my Sony WF-1000XM4, these are surprisingly close in sound quality. Plus, I don’t mind if these get damaged.Noise cancellation isn't great in the wind, but at a fraction of the price of premium brands, it’s hard to complain. Noise cancellation is good enough to keep things quiet when my wife is snoring in bed.I give these 3 out 5 stars mainly because the of problem I encountered with getting refurbished earbuds. I give these 4.5 or 5 if you get them new.

The P40s deliver great sound, with a notably strong bass across all genres. Listening to them evokes a sense of nostalgia for 90s hi-fi systems from brands like Panasonic and Technics. The connection to my phone is almost instantaneous as soon as I open the case. I found the fit surprisingly good and comfortable for extended music listening. I used the eartips that came with the earbuds, which fit my ear canals perfectly without needing to try other sizes.To be honest, I’ve found a better fit with stem-styled earbuds compared to dot-type ones. The bass might be excessive for some, but the app includes a bass-reduced EQ setting that helps tone it down, though not significantly. The noise cancellation is decent, and the earbuds hold their charge exceptionally well. Personally, I wouldn’t spend hundreds on earbuds; I can confidently recommend these for their sound quality, noise cancellation, and battery life, which are my top priorities.Of course, you miss out on fancier features like 360 audio found in earbuds such as the Samsungs and the automatic music pause when you take the earbuds out. However, I can definitely live without those features.

On my second pair of these Anker Soundcore bluetooth earbuds now, and they've both been a huge disappointment. This replacement pair, only a couple months old, has already died on one side, which happened to the last ones, too. Sound quality is fine, though everyone I try to talk to on the phone complains that I sound muffled. That also happened with both pairs. There are also frequent bursts of digital distortion. Overall, I very much regret buying these, especially the second pair. Fool me once, etc. Well, I shan't be fooled again. Don't waste your money.