Soundcoreby 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 (Blue)ClimatePartner certifiedCarbon Neutral Certified by SCS Global Services

I volunteer for an organization that uses cellular radios and the earpieces were brutal. The newer models use Bluetooth and I bought these earbuds, hoping the get relief from the earaches!I first tried them with music on my phone. They were easy to connect and the sound was very good. I did not adjust the settings but I found the quality to be enjoyable. While they are not noise canceling, the silicone covers are included in a number of sizes. The larger “Plugs” successfully block out the other sound but I got that underwater sensation as well. If you are hooked on quality noise cancellation….or need it…then this is a consideration before purchasing.Then I tried them with the radio. I had to disconnect them from my phone because they defaulted to the phone; I used one bud at a time while the other was charging; about every 2-3 hours, depending on use, I swapped out the bud for the other when I got the low battery message in my ear. I made it through the entire day and didn’t have a sore ear.For the price point, these are excellent for any casual need for earbuds. For the audiophile, you may need to spend a little more money to get the sound quality you need. Anker has made a terrific product that can be given to teens, seniors, friends, yourself as a gift without worrying about the cost of a lost bud. The color is a mix between royal and navy blue….for the case and buds. There is no cover commercially available for this case yet, but a lanyard is included in the package, A charging cord is also included but they charge with any USB-C cord.I have and love my AirPods but will not take them with me. These buds stay in my ear(S), are comfy, and meet the needs for calls, music and radio use while traveling. A ‘to-go’ set if you will. They pair easily, charge quickly. And…the case stays closed. They are compatible with my iPhone and the Bluetooth radio which means they should work with any Bluetooth system. They also have the tap system for answering calls but I have not used it.

I had some Power Beats Pros that only lasted about two-ish years before they started glitching. So I went to go buy some new ones. Not only were they discontinued, but the newer version was far too expensive for something that was pretty much the same with only a design change.So I just kept using the old ones no matter how annoying it was to only have 1 hour of time before the right earbud would die multiple times a day. (And the warranty expires a year before anything actually malfunctions with it)So when I searched the internet and read about this company I decided to give it a try. Not only is the sound quality amazing but, you can adjust the sound settings. I'll have to play around with it a bit because the earbuds can go deep into your ears and the bass kinda hurts (i put the noise canceling ear covers on it so it probably goes deeper then it should)But it's absolutely amazing! It's just the bass is going to give me a headache and I'm not sure how to change it because the bass amplifier isn't even on in the settings. (So it's probably my ear covers) I changed it because the round ones usually hurt my ears.If you're skeptical I think it's worth trying. The price is pretty good for great quality earbuds. (And at least it's not $200 like the one I was considering at first)I'm seen some reviews of it being difficult to pair. It's actually not. You just have to read the user manual. You make sure it's disconnected from a device. (Otherwise it won't connect to another) Then if you see the logo on the earbuds, you press and hold until it pairs to another device. (It's a censor and not a button)There's also no volume buttons on the physical bud but you can easily set that up from the settings. It charges very fast. You can also use an apple phone charger (depending on the model i guess) but I think it charges faster with the one it comes with.It's very small and pocket sized. Not at all like the bulky apple earbuds case I've been carrying around. This is pocket sized and won't take up much space at all.My only concern is the earbuds falling out of my ears since there's no wings or anything. (But again to be fair the ear covers it comes with are probably to keep it stable in your ears) it also comes with 3 pairs of ear covers.Anyways it's 3Am and this is all I can think of currently. So have fun.

Great sound, easy to use, long lasting battery life. Overall a great product that has held up quite well. Not super noise canceling, as are many in ear ear-buds.

I recently switched to these Soundcore P20i earbuds after dealing with a charging issue on my AirPods Pro, and honestly — I’m super impressed. For the price, these are hands-down some of the best earbuds I’ve used.You still get Bluetooth 5.3, custom EQ settings, dual mics for clear calls, and around 30 hours of battery life with the case. The bass is strong (thanks to the 10mm drivers), and the overall sound quality is really close to what I had with my AirPods — but without the high price tag.The fit is comfortable, the case feels sturdy, and the app lets you customize your sound profile, which is a big plus. I honestly think this brand might be my new go-to for earbuds.⸻🔊 Pros:• Crisp audio with deep bass• Dual mics = clear phone calls• Custom EQ and 22 presets via app• Bluetooth 5.3 connection is fast and stable• Way cheaper than AirPods but similar feelCons:• No active noise canceling (but passive seal is decent)• Case doesn’t feel as premium, but still solid⸻Final Verdict:If you’re tired of paying a premium for earbuds that do the same thing, these Soundcore P20i’s are a no-brainer. Same features, great sound, and half the price or less. Highly recommend.