P40i

The Soundcore P40i are one of those earbuds that remind you why chasing “perfect” sound specs can miss the point. Right out of the box, they already sound good—warm, punchy, and easy to enjoy. Bass has weight, the presentation is relaxed, and nothing jumps out as harsh or fatiguing. That foundation

Hi OP, I have read about individuals complaining about the integrity of the build of Soundcore headphones. Being older I am inclined to believe that most modern electronics are not made as durable as in the past. I have a pair of Realistic 20s from the 70s that are built like a tank! Now I have many

@ u/EmmerdosNOTrepme : I got some lovely earbuds from amazon . ca the Soundcore P40i, which has noise cancelling that works quite well at controlling my tinnitus. I've bought 2 pairs and my 2nd pair was from an open box and was half price and I haven't found them to be any different from my first, n

Soundcore P40i. a brand by Anker. pretty basic earbuds with great bass and noise cancellation.

My left earbud of the 75t is for sure dying Replaces it with soundcore p40i Used the rtings website to determine this, looking forward to keeping multipoint feature but getting way more battery life

These settings work perfectly on the p40i earbuds, they sound way better than the stock "soundcore signature" EQ (the sound is more rich, without a doubt). I lowered the bass a little bit as it was too heavy for my taste. Thank you!

Been seeing a lot of people posting about it. I dont think its a good choice. I agree with u/ChocolatePerfect3801I have a Soundcore P40i and I love it. The case needs charging once every month : ) and the sound quality with ANC is at par with big name brands.It did sent me back for $50 + taxes so, f

I use Soundcore P40i wireless earbuds and they work great for me, I’ve gotten great results in achieving altered states of consciousness through hemi-sync with them. They’re both noise cancelling and wireless earbuds and I believe it has more to do with A) being able to hear the frequencies and B) c

honestly that warranty process sounds beyond frustrating. i had a similar thing happen with a different brand and being without earbuds for weeks is rough. i’d still go through with the RMA though - getting a working pair long-term is worth the hassle. in the meantime maybe grab a backup pair so you

The headphones have been durable for me...it's the earpads that have been been a problem for me. One started to crack and peel after a while, which would be cool because you can buy replacement ones. But I couldn't get them on right, I tried for hours and they just wouldn't connect. So I said F it a