Review on 🎧 Anker Soundcore Life P3 Earbuds: Advanced Noise Cancellation, Powerful Bass, 6 Microphones, Crisp Calls, Multi-mode Noise Cancellation, Wireless Charging, Soundcore App with Gaming Mode and Sleep Mode - Locate Your Earbuds by Jim Roberts

UPDATE 9/2/21: While I still love them, I can no longer recommend them for the following reasons: 1. I'm having trouble disconnecting detected by my bluetooth phones and then when i try to reconnect them to my bluetooth computer it just tells me it can't connect to the P3 a BIG pain is to unplug them from the phone, put them back in to put the case and close it, open it again, take it out and unplug it from my phone again when they auto reconnect to the last device and finally can connect to my computer I don't know As to whether this is the norm I've tried toggling between the two devices Not always but often enough to be an issue 2. Along with connection issues I've also had issue lately e when they were connected to my phone and I set them in their case for a certain amount of time (between 1 and 5 minutes to an hour) and I snatch them out of the case, out the door to go, expecting that they will auto connect as usual but for some reason they will/won't reconnect for seemingly no reason. The first time I attributed it to user error, but after the third or fourth time I'm starting to suspect it's a product. They are easy to reset with the case, but I don't take the case on walks so it can be SUPER annoying and unusable during your outing/activity.3. After resetting my headphones today, I plugged them into my computer to listen to music while my phone did a system update. In the past I've often connected it to my computer to make Zoom calls, listen to music, videos, etc. Normally I have the same sound quality when connected to a computer as when connected to my phone, however for the first time today the sound quality after connecting to a computer was HORRIBLE. And I don't just mean something bad, I mean it sounds like a low-quality radio tape recording coming out of a broken phone speaker in a bowl (when using a streaming service like Spotify or YouTube). I'm SUPER disappointed in them. I don't know if they did an update that screwed them all up or what, but phew. Due to a recent issue I have downgraded my original 5 star rating to 2 stars. :( Hopefully their next headphone release will be a lot better. Maybe the Liberty Air Pro 2 is better? I'm new to the Soundcore brand but after paying $40 for one of the old headphones and being blown away I thought I would pay a little more and try the higher quality headphones from them and just wow they are way better than I expected I could be a little happier than someone who classifies themselves as an "audiophile" or someone who owns headphones for the music production needs Noise-cancelling isn't as good as my full-size Sony WH-1000XM4, but the Life P3s are $270 LESS and they're actually pretty damn close P3s are great for your ears, I can do yoga in them practice and they don't fall out. The app feels very nice. There's nothing worse than trying to figure out what you're doing by holding down the buttons like the Life A1, but no t know what EQ you have. Incredible sound and base, and they become SUPER LOUD.Pros:T Use - yes With a battery meter for each earbud, you have access to ambient noise, game mode, equalizer, controls, superior sleep sounds, and earpad test. * Offers you 3 ambient noise options, noise reduction, transparency mode and normal mode. 3 noise reduction options - in transit, indoors and outdoors. * Game mode - you can turn it on to reduce lag when playing games or watching videos. * Equalizer - Gives you the option to customize your headphones or use one of 21 preset headphones. * Controls - allows you to customize how your headphones respond to touch to use the controls you need most. * Superior Sleep gives you access to 11 ambient sounds to help you fall asleep (although you're a champ if you can fall asleep with these or any other pair of headphones). phones to ensure you get the most out of your headphones. nozzle selection. As with all Soundcore headphones, there's a huge range of ear tips to choose from so you can find a comfortable fit. Is the Noise Canceling Wireless Charging Case the Best? Probably no. Does it block a lot of noise? Absolutely. I used to have to close my office door at work every day when colleagues started talking, now my doors are wide open and I can't hear any of them. Comfort - I was concerned with the ears and all that they might stick out too much, but they sit comfortably in my ear and don't stick out too much at all. Looks like I have airpods. So many color options. Cons: Can't find many. No bluetooth multipoint (possibility to connect to more than one bluetooth at the same time). For me, that's the biggest downside. (Don't think any of the Soundcore headphones have this, but you could be wrong.) No in-ear detection when you remove the earbud to pause the music. No HearID in the app - I suppose because it's a feature of the Liberty series, so I think it makes sense not to enable it. If you're trying to decide between the Liberty Air 2 Pro or Life P3, I don't see much. the difference between them, except for the HearID test. If you have money to spare, or HearID is a very important feature you want, I'd honestly pick the Life P3 and save $50. I hope that the next version of the Soundcores headphones will include in-ear detection. as a Bluetooth multipoint connection (hopefully I can also try HearID on the Liberty series).