This is interesting as this has not been my experience! I have the sleep A20 earbuds and the p40i and the battery on both of those have been very impressive.
I got the soundcore sleep A20's when the A30's came out so they were on sale. They do fall out but I think I need to fiddle with the ear tips more to have them not fall out, but I also toss and turn. They have a find earbud feature as long as they are powered and within range of your phone which is very helpful. They're very comfortable but recently one of my earbuds seems to have broken, to be fair I end up sleeping on them weirdly often, and only emits 20% volume. I'll try cleaning it again but otherwise I'll claim it under warranty. I really like them otherwise, their sleep tracking feature is BS but they're comfy. I opted to get them as opposed to an eyemask as I need to be able to open my eyes intermittently while in bed and look around the room.
I have the Soundcore [Sleep A30s](https://www.soundcore.com/products/d1301-sleep-a30-smart-anc-earbuds-for-sleeping) and the [Sleep A20s](https://www.soundcore.com/collections/true-wireless-earbuds). One of the things I like is that they both can sense when you are asleep and will shut off the audio (A20s, which I've had for over 2 years). But the A30s add to this by Pausing the audio and playing local (earbud only) audio (no bluetooth needed) or will keep the audio going even after you fall asleep.
They are both comfortable for side sleeping and the batteries last over 9/10 hours, depending on the volume. The A30s have noise cancelling and can be used during the day.
Happy to answer any questions.
Good luck! I loved my A20s but after about eight or nine months one of them seemed to die so made a warranty claim. They were replaced, and those lasted another 8 or 9 months and the batteries would not charge past 30 or 40 %, so don't come close to lasting through the night. Customer service took care of me so kudos to them for that. Of course, I had the Bose sleepbuds and one died right after the warranty expired (Bose didn't do anything for me). I'm beginning to wonder if it's too much to ask for them to last long when I use them every night for 7 or 8 hours.
I’ve tried all of them. Probably.
The Anker sleep series (A20 and A30) are the best. Better than the Ozlo Sleepbuds, and less expensive.
Some caveats though:
The battery on the A20 may not last all night, depending on how long you’re in bed and how many hours you have them playing audio.
The A30 adds ANC, but it’s not great. However, the battery life is improved over the A20. With ANC on, the battery may not last all night, but the ANC feature doesn’t do a lot anyway, so I disable the ANC and with it turned off, the battery will last all night. They’re also small enough and comfortable enough to sleep on your side.
I don’t use them during the day. They’re probably fine for listening to stuff, although the max volume might be lower than other earbuds. I was hoping I could use them under my motorcycle helmet, but they’re not loud enough. At home in a relatively quiet environment they’re probably fine. They are probably not great for phone calls.
My recommendation: Anker Sleep A30 with ANC disabled. Good passive noise blocking, good battery life with no ANC, comfortable, good quality, reasonable price.
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