Anker Soundcore Life P2 True Wireless Earbuds $59.99

Love these earbuds

They sound great with a good battery life and USB-C for charging.

IMO they can't be beat for the price.

I can't get these or Airpods Pro to fit properly in my ears.
Anyone else with this problem?

Johndaly wrote: ↑ Love these earbuds

They sound great with a good battery life and USB-C for charging.

IMO they can't be beat for the price.

i have these as well.... happy with them except once in awhile, i get a quick loud boom sound... ever happen to you?

Ducky wrote: ↑ i have these as well.... happy with them except once in awhile, i get a quick loud boom sound... ever happen to you?

Not once. I have 2 sets of them and they have both been flawless.

I only really use earbuds at the gym and when traveling so mine only get light use.

Dave98 wrote: ↑ Tried these before. Maybe I could have given them some more time but first impressions turned me off big time when I got these.

For almost $60, build quality wise, they felt like something worth more like $20. Super cheap feeling.

Functionally, they were acceptable for the price. USB C is great. I'm no audiophile so I'm not gonna comment on sound quality.

I'm also curious if they're any better than the $20-30 Dudios/Soundpeats that are all over the place on Amazon...

The airpod pro hurts my bone cannel after over 25mins wearing. I did follow some youtube video, add some memory foam in it, but it still hurts my ear after 60mins of wearing.

ngleu wrote: ↑ I'm also curious if they're any better than the $20-30 Dudios/Soundpeats that are all over the place on Amazon...

the biggest difference between those and this one... battery life...usb c is the 2nd difference

I'm looking for a pair of earbuds as well. So I'm wondering, how do they compare to something like this?
Wireless Boltune Bluetooth Waterproof Headphones
Cuz these are only $43.

These literally go on "sale" so regularly...like every month.

Get these if you want truly wireless with great battery life, some calls...but mostly music

Don't get these if microphone quality is important to you.

Excellent support and service, as my first pair flaked out and second pair was mailed immediately. Works flawlessly.

kenix47 wrote: ↑ I'm looking for a pair of earbuds as well. So I'm wondering, how do they compare to something like this?
Wireless Boltune Bluetooth Waterproof Headphones
Cuz these are only $43.

pretty similar specs.... so i guess it comes down to comfort and Anker being the more known brand ..

The one issue I found with these is the left side will sometimes cut out if you are in a busy area with a lot of people it seems all the wireless devices around create interference.

Other wise they are pretty good for the price. Phone calls sound good and battery life is good.

bhrm wrote: ↑ These literally go on "sale" so regularly...like every month.

Get these if you want truly wireless with great battery life, some calls...but mostly music

Don't get these if microphone quality is important to you.

Excellent support and service, as my first pair flaked out and second pair was mailed immediately. Works flawlessly.

I've heard the complaint about the microphone before I bought these, that said I was pleasantly surprised with the quality. I use it for voice conferences at work and people have told me I sound crystal clear. YMMV I guess?

I had the first gen version of these and loved them. Sadly I left them on a plane... tempted to go 2.0

For those wondering, I have the Anker P2 and wife has the dudios. She prefers the ankers, claims the sound quality is better.

I have had the:
Soundcore P2
Boltune BT-BH024 & BT-BH020
MPOW M9
AUKEY True Wireless Earbuds
Dudios True Wireless Earphone

I have to say the SoundCore P2s sound the best. The MPOWs are decent too but the touch control actually is way too sensitive.

The P2s go on sale for this price quite often. They use various coupons or promos to trick the camels.

kayox wrote: ↑ I've heard the complaint about the microphone before I bought these, that said I was pleasantly surprised with the quality. I use it for voice conferences at work and people have told me I sound crystal clear. YMMV I guess?

Quality control is not consistent at all, you'll see that in the Amazon reviews but at least they will rectify it.

Otherwise it's pretty awesome for music, fast pairing, cool charging case to USB C

MandomRix wrote: ↑ I can't get these or Airpods Pro to fit properly in my ears.
Anyone else with this problem?

I think these are great, if they fit for you/work with your ears. I found that no matter which tips, etc I used, I had a lot of microphonics (sound of the earbuds touching my ears/auricula). That is what I wanted to get rid of by not having a cable. To me it sounded like a... hollow banging noise with small movements, or while talking on a call, and definitely while I was running.

If I sat still... man they sounded great.

I have these and I like them. My one issue was that they weren't very comfortable. Comply tips fixed that.