Life P3i

I’m pretty happy with my soundcore life note 3i. Found them in Amazon renewed for 34 cdn, likely very similar to the p30i. I think the main difference is the life notes have physical buttons and the p30i has capacitive, which can be annoying. The feature I like the most is multipoint connection. Being able to be connected to two devices at once, and relatively seamlessly switching between either audio source, is really nice.

For the lower budget aka sub 50$, check out anker soundcore options. I just picked up a set of life note 3i, amazon renewed for $30 cdn. Noise cancelling works fairly well, not perfect, but good. Sound quality is great for the price, I use them for audiobooks and all sorts of music. The app is also good and allows for custom eq or presets.

I have the Soundcore Life P3i earbuds. Very comfy, last all day, good noise cancelling, and it has a feature where is pipes in ambient noise that you can adjust the volume to your liking! For me, the noise cancelling all but mutes the HVAC and other noises around the office, so much so it’s like stepping into a sound booth!

Coming from someone with horrible misophonia and who has tried nearly every noise cancelling earbud on the market: If you're on a budget: Soundcore life p3i. The battery life is amazing!! The noise cancellation depending on the environment ranges from 8-8.5/10 at around mid volume imo. They stay in my ear pretty well, even while I'm eating or talking. Call quality is not good and you will need to disconnect. If you don't want people to see you're wearing earbuds: Jabra elite 10 gen 2. My hair covers them well. On many days I'll wear them under an elastic headband and it is undetectable. Battery life is only about 6 hours :/ Noise cancelling is about 7/10 at mid volume for me so I often find myself raising the volume higher than I normally would prefer to to compensate. If you can splurge: Sony WF-1000XM5. The battery is better than my Jabras but not as good as my soundcore. But the noise cancelling... Chef's kiss. Whoever designed these earbuds deserves a raise. I'd say in most situations they're a 9-9.5/10 at mid volume but easily become 10/10 if I need them to buy just raising the volume a bit more. I will say, they are a bit on the heavier side and will loosen or fall out while talking a lot or eating. They can make my ears sore after about 4-5+ hours of wear. I keep these three in rotation throughout the day, but most frequently will reach for my soundcores because it's a safe choice. But when I was working, I NEEDED my Jabras with me at all times. Sonys are great for sleep for me especially since my partner snores/breathes loudly.

I used to stick to the soundcore life p3 as their price was within $60-100 canadian depending on sales, while also lasting, with high enough audio quality for my music, plenty of features, acceptable battery life, more durable, and even as a bonus had nice appearances, yet both my curiosities and this model not selling anywhere else I'd look any longer; has me looking for different suggestions. I've tried the soundcore life p3i, and as it came close, I did not appreciate the functions as much, and more importantly the quality was actually not as nice comparing to a remaining 2 year old pair of p3 I still owned.

Hi all. One of my earbuds fell down the sink 😢 Long story! I’ve had them for three years and now I have only one, all by itself. My earbuds were SoundCore p3i and the noise cancellation was good. I’m open to other brands and my budget is around £50. Suggestions greatly appreciated.

Anker Soundcore Life P3 one of the best budget ANC buds out there right now.

I had good experience with soundocore p3, two years ago tried huawei buds 3 pro and they are extremely uncomfortable and falling out of my ears (oval gums). Now searching for earbuds along your criteria. Will try soundcore 4nc or wait a bit for new releases of this brand unless strong recommendations appear here.