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Soundcore P40i by Anker Noise Cancelling Earbuds with Adaptive ANC | Heavy Bass, 60H Playtime, 2-in-1 Case and Phone Stand, IPX5, Wireless Charging, Bluetooth 5.3 | Envi

C. E. Hall
29 de julio de 2026
Great sound, lots of features, very good app
There’s a lot to like in these earbuds. I bought them to replace an older JBL pair that no longer would hold a charge for more than 30 minutes. The P40i are rated for 12 hours of run time out of the case, or 10 hours with ANC on. Pop them back in the case for 10 minutes for 2 hours more run time. The case charge is good for 60 hours / 50 with ANC.Bluetooth pairing is quick and seamless. The case has magnets that “lock” the buds in place with a satisfying click, so you know the contacts are properly aligned. The case sits flat on your table etc., vs. other cases I’ve had, which were all curvy and didn’t rest in a position that ensured good contact for charging (Bose, I’m talking to you).The sound quality is excellent. I find the overall sound to be balanced and natural. The app has lots of settings to adjust the noise-cancelling mode, etc. There’s an “Immersive Experience” setting that works great for expanding the soundstage. The effect is very convincing, especially for symphonic recordings.The app has an adjustable high volume limit feature, and shows you the decibel level in real time while you’re listening, a plus for your hearing health. There are more than 20 EQ presets and custom EQ, so listeners shouldn’t have any trouble fine-tuning their experience.I found them on sale here on Amazon for just $42, and it’s the best $$ I’ve spent on audio in quite a while.Ver másVer menos
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Audrey Velesky
30 de marzo de 2025
Extremely Impressive- I didn’t think they’d be as good as they are!
I got these as a lower-cost replacement for the 1st generation AirPods Pro that I had used for a few years (before one of the pods finally met its unfortunate demise), and I’d say they’re just about as good all-around as those were. The fact that these are a quarter of the price of the AirPods Pro is certainly astounding, and I’m legitimately very impressed. I have always thought highly of Anker/Soundcore’s products, but I bought these for $36 (on sale) and certainly did not expect them to be THIS good LOLSound quality: While the sound quality is not quite as good as the AirPods Pro, I found the smart EQ feature on the Soundcore app to be EXTREMELY helpful in getting the p40i earbuds to sound much better. The noise-cancellation of these p40i is also comparable to that of the AirPods Pro 1st gen in my opinion, given that you fit them properly into your ears (and I’m often in a noisy environment). I am happy with the way these sound; I own an expensive pair of over-the-ear headphones and I am generally picky about sound. When I do wear earBUDS though, I am not super super picky, and I just want something that can (1) be easily connected to my device (2) have long battery life (3) be durable, water-resistant. Basically, for earbuds, I’m looking for a workhorse, and these do the job while sounding excellent for the price!Battery life and Durability: I wear these earbuds A LOT (I can hear street noise inside my house at all hours, and wearing earbuds helps me to focus); while walking, exercising, cleaning, cooking, and also while showering (when I am not submerging my head in water of course), and the p40i have been perfect for all of those! The battery life is incredible, even after months of daily use- the battery life of the p40i is definitely better than that of the 1st gen AP Pros (which struggled to maintain even 2 hrs use even when fully charged after 2 yrs). They are definitely water-resistant and durable as well, having survived multiple instances of light water exposure and multiple drops. I have not kept the case in any sort of protector, and there are essentially no visible scratches on the exterior (again, this is another category in which the p40i offers better performance in my opinion than Apple’s airpods).Connectivity + conclusion: I used to think only Apple products could connect so seamlessly to my iPhone (which is a major selling point of Apple’s Airpods), but these p40i changing my mind! 98% of the time, I am connecting these to my iPhone 14. Connection is seamless, and I have only had to fully re-pair my phone and the p40i once in 5 months of ownership (pairing is also incredibly easy). Also, I have a Dell laptop and a Surface Pro (Windows OS), and the connectivity between my computers and the p40i is a much nicer experience than that of my computers and the Apple AirPods.Conclusion: Honestly, I will not be buying any AirPods device again because of the experience I have had with the p40i- although Airpods work great and are nice, I’ve accepted that earbuds in general just won’t last forever with daily use, so it doesn’t make sense to spend over $100 on them. In 2-3 years when I’m ready for new earbuds, I will likely buy one of Soundcore’s more expensive models as I am truly impressed with the overall quality of these budget-friendly p40i earbuds!
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BSI
5 de junio de 2026
Fantastic earbuds at a great price
I had bought the Soundcore P20i before so I know that the Anker brand earbuds are really good for the price. I needed another set of earbuds for work because the ones I have were finally not charging any more. I decided to go with the P40i because I needed earbuds with good sound quality as well as a clear microphone because of my work as an online tutor. My students said that my voice was much clearer now. I could also hear my students much better. The battery life is also awesome, I can easily use them for 2.5 hours without having to charge them, but if I do, I just pop them in the case for about 10 - 15 minutes and they are good to go for another lesson or two. The added bonus which was unexpected but fantastic is the Soundcore app which is a free download on the App Store but is worth its weight in gold! Not only can you control sound quality, there is the Soundspace section that allows you to listen to sound that help cal and relax you so you can sleep after a stressful day. The thing I use the most is the live translation feature which can literally translate one language to the next with really good accuracy and if you have the Soundcore P40i buds you can hear the live translation, of course there is a couple seconds lag, but that can’t be helped because the app needs to hear a few seconds of conversation before it can translate, but once you get used to the lag it is really quite amazing. The buds sound cancellation are good enough for me, it may be better on the other high-end earbuds,but your not paying over a hundred dollars for an awesome pair of earbuds. The only thing I didn’t quite like about the buds is not the buds itself but the charging case which is a little bulkier than other brands, so if you but it in your pockets, it does create a noticeable pocket bulge, but because I carry a sling and like the fact that the larger case means I can use my buds longer, I am more then fine with that small trade off. I would recommend this product to anyone, and I ended up buying my wife a Soundcore P20i because she just needed simple earbuds that sound good and the bonus is that they also come in pink which is her favorite color. The Anker brand products are affordable but of great quality. I would recommend them to my friends, family, and all of you who come across this review.
tinkerer
7 de enero de 2025
Sound, connectivity and customisability great, fitment a bit weird for me UPDATED
Replacing a set of 2yo Jabra Elite 7 Pros whose batteries no longer last past 5 hrs...Pro: sound great -- bass heavy just as I like it. But dynamically much better than the afterthought sound on the E7Ps, esp back-to-back. 11mm drivers and clever software better than 10mm and half-baked...Pro: customisability. I loved how easy it were to get started with these -- and thank you Anker for selling to me fully-charged. Easy to test for fitment and your hearing so your sound prefs can match thru the app.Pro: price, obviously. This solves every flaw of the Jabras (wishy-washy and long-wait connectivity; slips out of ear with merest head movement; speakers that clip with minimal input; useless app) for half the money. Even with its own unique flaws, would still buy this 10/10x over the E7Ps at half price.Pro: battery life of 11 hrs on a full chg is more than the heavier, bulkier, and dbl-priced E7Ps.Con: fitment with conical eartips put a ring of pressure in the ear canal after about an hour (one area the Jabras were better at, comfort over long wear) Never sits quite right in my ear, but light weight offsets this slightly so doesn't seem to affect slipping out as much, esp when laying down. That pressure point will take some getting used to, or may swap on the Jabra's eartips if they fit.Con: battery life w/ *any* feature enabled. Pass-thru and noise cancelling cut battery life by more than half, down to 5 hrs if you're lucky; just tested this yesterday. Luckily I don't need NC or pass-thru so set to Normal and life is back to... well, normal.Con: tendency for any touch of the unit body to trigger a tap feature. The natural tendency is to grab close to the ear, at the base of the 'tail' of the earbud to adjust fit; this is where the touch sensors are, so be prepared to turn your volume up and down a few hundred times by accident before you grab the non-intuitive bottom of the tail for such.--In all, the price virtually negates most these cons for me -- as long as I get my battery life close to 11 hrs and that great sound... nothing else matters as I don't answer the phone w/ earbuds in or listen to music on public transportation.Don't need to upgrade to the far more expensive Libertys either, for only incrementally better sound and worse battery life (tho if given to me or heavily discounted, wouldn't turn them down).In summary... I will take a star for the amt of battery life taken by features some would consider vital in this purchase. For my buying power, these are near top of class -- nice work from a company a cut above the stereotypical PRC-based indifferent quality in personal tech, esp at the entry level.Four stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ _---UPDATE 10 FEB 25:Have used my P40i and A40 over the past couple of weeks... and have decided the A40 is the superior choice, at least for my use case.I just can't past the poor fitment of this oblong-section eartip -- nothing ever feels snug, and am constantly fiddling with them or making sure they aren't going to fall into that storm drain when running. They are arguably lighter than the A40s, yet I can run with the A40s with perhaps 2 adjustments for fit... whereas I'm babysitting P40i nearly constantly, every few steps -- even on a casual walk. Showstopper...Then there's the matter of the features you get that the A40s don't -- and whilst they do seem worth the asking price... when in use in the field, their poor fit negates any possible advantage, if they're falling out of my ears (btw, I have gone thru all the possible eartips to find the best fit. Either they push out and fall from my ear with the smallest jostle of the head, or they don't seal and all bass response is lost. Not great choices).When they do seal, they sound great -- no argument there. But worth the premium over the A40? Not really with good seal, definitely not with its actual ear retention.Will be keeping these for light duty -- their longer battery life is useful for long hours reading as job frequently asks. But for traveling, running, and any body position past upright, the A40 is the superior choice for me :)---UPDATE 18 FEB 25:I've lost all bass response for some reason -- used to be comparable to A40 when properly sealed; now nothing but mids and highs. Adjusted EQ settings, re-did the Hearing Test for Soundcore Signature twice -- nothing's brought it back. Will have to take another star -- another endorsement for A40 tbh. Three stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️ _ _
Jon Rodriguez
5 de octubre de 2025
These are awesome!
Now I would like to start that I am a big fan of soundcore earbuds and headphones. I do own the soundcore Liberty Pro 2 earbuds, so I would be comparing them side by side. I would like to advise you that I really hate stick styled earbuds, however although I'm still not a fan of that style I really really like these. To start off the battery life on these are I would say better than the Liberty Pro two. Even with active noise canceling these last far longer than the Liberty Pros in battery life. Are also a lot lighter than the other ones which can be subjective depending on circumstance and usage. I also think for some reason that these sound better for a variety of reasons such as the seal is better and the way that the tips are shaped help with the sound quality and comparison with the Pro two. The case is also nicer and more compact in the way that it opens and closes. The other ones have a sliding case in which it opens easily and can cause unneeded battery drain. And the opposite is true with the p40i, the case is a tad bit harder to open but it remains closed far better and the magnets for the earbuds are stronger and the placement of the earbuds in the case is far superior.The things that I don't like about the P40i. The first thing I don't like about these is the stick Style of earbuds as they are annoying and are harder to position correctly due to the stick design. I also don't like the sensitivity of the touch controls nor are they as programmable as they should be in the app. I am constantly trying to increase the volume, but due to the nature of the sensitivity I instead increase one bar of volume and then I activate the next track feature in watching YouTube it actually changes the video which is a major con. I also don't like that because of the stick design it is harder to assess the correct position in the ear that it should be in so that it doesn't pop out and that the best seal is achieved. Another thing that I don't like even though they sound overall better than the Pro two, is that the Bass is not as good. And I believe that the lighter nature of the earbuds can feel sort of Airy.However these earbuds in my opinion have better microphones for calls better Environmental muting especially with wind while on the phone and the clarity of your voice is heard much better than the liberty pro 2. Also the active sound cancellation is to my opinion better and it has better options in the app. Please note I got these on sale so for me these are a very great option if you do not want to go with the soundcore Liberty Pro 2 or the new one which I believe is also stick styled. Volume wise I believe the Liberty Pro 2 have a higher volume and the soundstage is just Superior then these. However having both and using both these are definitely a buy for sure. I have not bought or used the new Liberty Pro 3 so I have no reference or comparison to those. I have owned the first Liberty Pro which I still believe although heavier are far more better than the Liberty Pro two in general sound and that it had a physical button which I prefer over touch buttons.Unfortunately for the time that I purchased the spin fit tips they do not fit the p40i's earbuds so I had to return those and use the sound core included ear tips. I have had no connectivity issues in fact I can use them simultaneously with two devices and they are fast to turn on or off and the range is more or less the same as other soundcore earbuds I do hope they keep improving the earbuds in both price per performance and overall quality. I highly recommend these.
Suhaila Bryant
13 de agosto de 2026
Strictly Noise cancellation
The headphone sound quality is pretty good for its overall price. I really like the app feature where you can configure different aspects of the earbuds.If you’re strictly buying these for noise cancellation, I suggest you don’t. Overall, the noise cancellation isn’t the greatest, and the quality of the noise cancellation isn’t very good either. It doesn’t block out sound very well. I can still hear people talking, keyboards clicking, and even my own voice. The settings in the app don’t really seem to do anything. Whichever noise-cancelling mode I choose, they all sound pretty similar.For comfort, I would say they fit pretty lightly in the ear, which could potentially affect the sound quality. I noticed that when taking the bud out of my ear, it made a kind of loud popping sound. On top of that, the ear tip isn’t very sturdy, so it unfolds every time you take it out.Overall, if you’re looking for cheap and affordable earbuds with good sound quality and customization options, these have a pretty cool app system. Personally, I was looking for good noise cancellation, which these earbuds didn’t really offer, so I’ll be returning them.Ver másVer menos
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Great sound, lots of features, very good app

Extremely Impressive- I didn’t think they’d be as good as they are!

Fantastic earbuds at a great price

Sound, connectivity and customisability great, fitment a bit weird for me UPDATED

These are awesome!

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