Anker Soundcore - P20i True Wireless Earbuds

I have the p20i but don’t love them because the rubber tips don’t fit in my ears. The sound quality is great though. I believe the the soundcore k20i is the same thing but no rubber tip - more air pod style almost

Cheap, the Anker Soundcore P20i (or 25i) I got for 20 bucks are actually pretty good. For the core function — providing wireless sound — they do the job. They even have an app with customizable EQ presets, voice assistant support, and good battery life. Of course, they lack ANC, LDAC, and other high-end features. But since Apple only uses the AAC codec anyway, I’d be overpaying for anything more. These will do the job for now until I get the AirPods.

Got the Soundcore p30i last week from Amazon for $28. Incredible for a cheap earbud. Construction is solid, great battery life and charge time, solid sound quality, fantastic EQ app that also let's your customize the easy to use touch controls, and it has transparency mode and ANC. The comfort level is outstanding. The only flaws are that the ANC is just okay and the charging case is bigger than average. If you don't need ANC I'd actually recommend the Soundcore p20i, which you can get for $18 refurbished on Amazon or 20-ish dollars new. Same thing but without ANC I think. Honestly, I would have thought these earbuds were more in the $50-60 range. I've had the several other cheap earbuds from Amazon, several variants of the airpods, and I was using the Jabra Elite 75T for awhile as my daily driver. I'd say the Soundcore p30i is better than the Jabras, which cost me $60-70.

Soundcore P20i. They're like $25 on Amazon and I picked them up on a whim because I needed a new pair of earbuds. They honestly have really good sound clarity and some great bass, so I really can't ask for more.

I have a set of Soundcore P20i which are great. Like AirPods but you can get them for under £25. They also do a model with noise cancellation (P30i) for under £40 Soundcore is a brand of Anker, who make great accessories.

They are really light, can barely even feel them in your ears [Here's a review](https://headphonespeak.com/anker-soundcore-p20i-review/)

I don't have this issue, however : * I think they come with a number of different sized tips, try a few different sizes and see if you get a better fit * I don't wear them for running or exercise I'm not subjecting them to shaking, bouncing, sweat (loss of friction against your skin) etc * some people's ears are simply not compatible with in-ear buds (of any brand)

Just picked up a pair of Anker P20i for the same reason. £16.99 on offer at Amazon and are decent, I use most of the day (usually one ear at a time) and they last the full day. With the charging case I will get a week out of them.

I bought soundcore by Anker P20i on amazon for like 40 bucks, they've worked fine

I use my cheap soundcore p20i never an issue

I personally feel like the p20i is the best bog standard no frills under £20 option there is. Had 3 pairs, gave 2 away... No complaints for the price.

I got the same for my wife in February. My experience with Anker has been great as well.

Anker Soundcore are fab all round. I have both over ear and in ear ones and absolutely love them both. My current in ear ones are p20s and I can have them in my ears for hours.

I have some Anker Soundcore earpods and they have a lot of audio presets one is for podcasts and works brilliantly for audiobooks. You just select the preset on the app.