SoundcoreK20i by Anker, Semi-in-Ear Earbuds, Bluetooth Wireless, 36H Playtime, Fast Charge, Clear Sound, Comfortable Fit, ENC 2-Mic Clear Calls, Custom EQ, IPX5, Bluetooth 5.3, App Control

I recently purchased these soundcore earbuds, and I'm pleasantly surprised by their performance, especially considering their affordable price point. Here's my honest review:Sound Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐The audio quality is impressive for earbuds in this price range. The sound is clear and well-balanced, with a good mix of bass, mids, and highs. Whether I'm listening to music, podcasts, or taking calls, the audio comes through crisp and detailed.Fit and Comfort: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐One of the standout features of these earbuds is how well they fit. They come with multiple sizes of ear tips, allowing for a customized fit. Once I found the right size, they stayed securely in place, even during light exercise. I can wear them comfortably for hours without any discomfort.Noise Isolation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐I was genuinely surprised by how effective these earbuds are at blocking out external noise. While they don't have active noise cancellation, the passive noise isolation is remarkably good. They significantly reduce ambient sounds, allowing me to focus on my audio without cranking up the volume.Battery Life: ⭐⭐⭐⭐The battery life is solid, lasting through my workday without needing a recharge. The charging case provides additional power on the go, which is convenient for longer trips or busy days.Value for Money: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Considering the sound quality, comfortable fit, and effective noise isolation, these earbuds offer excellent value for their price. They perform comparably to some more expensive brands I've tried.Overall, I'm very satisfied with my purchase. These soundcore earbuds exceed expectations in terms of quality and performance, especially given their affordable price point. If you're looking for a reliable pair of earbuds that won't break the bank, I highly recommend giving these a try.

I'm very picky about how earphones feel in my ears, and these actually feel and fit okay. They're also quite sturdy in my ears. They don't feel like they will fall out. The price is very good for these. They last for hours, and the sound quality is pretty good. They charge quickly, too. The microphone also works just fine. I would say the main drawback is that they don't really block out sound. These are great value for the money, though.

Everyone needs a cheap pair of earbuds right? That's why I bought these, for running by myself when I don't care so much about the sound quality (mostly podcasts) or losing them, or getting them wet, or stolen. When I have a serious run to do, my apple airpods are the choice every time. When I'm running with others shokz are my choice since then I can hear others talk. But there's always a time and place for cheap ear buds. My last pair are slowly failing. I liked them enough I bought a second pair when the first failed but have had some niggly issues with them almost from the start. I like them still because they had the "extras" that I'll mention below and tempted to try a third pair but figured I'd give another brand a shot. So it was time to find a new pair and saw these somewhere in an add or article for the best quality cheap earbuds on Amazon.They DO have impressive sound quality for the $15 I paid (on sale). In fact they are probably the best sounding earbuds I've had for under $30. So I really can't complain cause that's the main priority: cheap and good sound quality. They feel pretty good too. My only downsides though is that they don't come with any "extras" I've had with other pairs. For example, I'd like a display showing the percentage of charge the case and/or the earbuds are currently at. You never really know where they are and you don't want them to die in the middle of a run. Secondly, I'd like more controls available by touching or double tapping the buds. They are preset with a double tap to only give you play/pause (right bud) and next track (left bud) which also seems backwards to me (I always feel like the right bud should be next track for some reason). If you single tap them you get a *beep* but it does nothing and it's hard to touch them to adjust in your ear w/o this *beep* happening, like the touch point is too big on the bud or something. You have to adjust them carefully or ensure you are touching certain spots to avoid the annoying *beep*. I would love to have volume control somehow but maybe that's asking for too much. Still my last pair of cheap earbuds had these features.Ok so I'm being picky but figured why not mention every detail. For the money the sound quality and comfort is hard to beat. If you don't care about the "extras" then you would be hard pressed to do better.

Finally a pair of earbuds I like.. and really like. They're comfortable, stay in, and I even forget I have them in. Sound quality is good although I don't hear bass the way I do on headphones. The storage/charging case is super well designed with very tight tolerances and a good spring clip. The magnets inside the case ensure you get the right bud in the right receptacle the first time. The control mechanism is proximity of a human finger near the stem part of the buds (must be some sort of induction). One tap, two taps, one long hold, each one means something in terms of control Long battery life.