SoundcoreP30i by Anker Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Strong and Smart Noise Cancelling, Powerful Bass, 45H Playtime, 2-in-1 Case and Phone Stand, IP54, Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.4 (Green)ClimatePartner certified

These earbuds are amazing for the price (make sure to check the coupon checkbox to get them for $30)! Here are some pros and cons to keep things simple:Pros- The sound quality is very good, with punchy bass and solid quality all-around. I’m not an audiophile by any means, but these sound great to me. I did use the “bass reducer” profile in the app, though, because the default profile’s bass level was actually a bit too much for me.- Multipoint connectivity! If you didn’t know, this feature enables an audio device to connect to two devices via Bluetooth at the same time, so you can seamlessly switch between listening on two separate devices if the earbuds are connected to both. This is a total game changer for me, as I can use them on my phone when I’m away from my computer, walk up to my computer, and then play something on there without having to manually disconnect them from my phone and connect them to my computer. You can enable this feature in the Soundcore app by going to the Soundcore P30i settings, pressing the gear icon, and enabling “Dual Connections”.- Excellent battery life. These are advertised as lasting 10 hours on a charge without ANC on, and I usually got about 8 hours, which is still very good. They also charge super quickly in the case. ANC drops your battery life, but the advertised 6 hours on a charge with ANC is still solid.- Active noise cancelling (ANC). Seriously, how did they manage to include this on $30 earbuds, and what’s more, how is it so good?!? I have a hearing condition called misophonia that makes me sensitive to certain sounds like gas-powered leaf blowers, and I’m also autistic and sensitive to noise, and the ANC capability on these earbuds has completely changed my life for the better because it enables me to block out lawn care noise, plane noise, traffic noise, and so on, or at least greatly reduce their intensity. I can’t express how happy these earbuds make me in my day-to-day life due to knowing I have an easy solution in my pocket to any triggering noise.- The case looks and feels nice, and the earbuds stick back into their positions on the charging prongs within it with a nice click.- The Soundcore app is incredible. You can set premade EQ presets or create your own, tweak various earbud settings, remap the single tap, double tap, triple tap and tap and hold actions for the touchpads, and so much more. Everything just works and the UI is nice.Cons (all pretty minor things that I figured I’d still mention):- The fit isn’t the greatest, and they get loose sometimes when I’m eating or doing anything else involving a lot of jaw movement. They’re easy to readjust, though, and they’ve never outright fallen out of my ears, not even during bumpy bike rides.- There’s a slight delay between when you execute a single tap on the touchpad and when something happens. I suspect this may be because after a single tap, the earbuds are waiting to see if you’ll tap one or two more times for a double or triple tap respectively, which is understandable, but it’s still a bit annoying sometimes, considering my Samsung Galaxy Buds + didn’t do this.- My left ear gets very slightly sore after having them in for 5+ hours. It’s not bad at all, and that’s longer than I use them in a single session most of the time, but I figured I’d mention it anyway. And yes, I did try all the eartip sizes and still had this problem.- The stem design means you can’t sleep with these in if you’re a side sleeper like me and wanted to use them for that. I’d recommend something with a wingtip design like the Galaxy Buds + instead if you want a good pair of sleep buds.- They take a while to connect to your devices sometimes.- They only report their battery percentages to whichever device you’re connected to in 10% increments. It’d be nice to be able to see the battery percentage to the nearest 1% like with the Galaxy Buds +.- You can’t see how much battery the case has remaining until the light strip on the front flashes when you put the earbuds in.- The light bar on the case flashes green when the case is charging. This may be a problem for you if you like to charge your earbuds at night, but honestly, the battery life of both the buds themselves and the case is so good that you probably won’t need to do that. You could also cover it up with a sock or something overnight to block the light.Overall, I highly recommend these earbuds to anyone and everyone, and have already recommended them to a friend, a coworker, and a family member. I even bought two pairs, one for work and one for home use, they’re that good!

This review is for Anker P30i ANC wireless earbuds. I got them on sale for $28.99 and not only do I feel like I got my money’s worth, these have FAR exceeded my expectations.I’m an audiophile on a budget — I listen to tons of music and I know the difference between good headphones and not. I own quite a few pairs that run the quality gamut; on the top end, I have a pair of Surface 2 ANC headphones, but I also regularly slum it on the very cheap end with ~$10 wired earbuds because that’s the only thing I’ve found to work while wearing my motorbike helmet.These earbuds, honestly, and for the price point especially, I’m super impressed. I had heard good things about a more expensive set of Anker earbuds and bookmarked it, but $28.99 for wireless ANC and I was sold. Anker is a solid brand, so I figured it couldn’t be worse than my $10 crap pair.Well, I was not at all expecting these earbuds to be WORLDS better than my AirPods. The sound is surprisingly full with decent bass and volume, all areas in which my more expensive AirPods have actively disappointed me over the years. I know they’re 2nd Gen, but look what they’re still selling for—not at all worth it when there’s competition like these Anker earbuds.So far, these have paired smoothly with my phone and TV, and the battery life is decent (several hours). I haven’t tested this, but I read that you can get ~2 hours of use from a 10-minute quick charge and that it takes about 2.5 hours to charge from empty to full.There are a bunch of reasons why I like these a lot better than I ever liked my AirPods:* Different-sized rubber tips so these actually stay in my ears while I’m doing stuff! I used to have to use a lanyard with my AirPods because they didn’t fit my ears that well.* The max volume is higher and frankly, overall sound quality is worlds better. Plus, ANC!* There’s a handy companion app with different options and a selection of meditation/sleep sounds and control over the earbuds.* I’ve only used them for a phone call once, so hard to comment on that just yet. I could hear the person well and they said they could hear me fine. More usage is needed to form an opinion, but based on everything else, I’m sure the mic is good.