🎧 Anker Soundcore Life P2: True Wireless Earbuds with 4 Microphones, Noise Reduction, Graphene Driver - Buy Online! Review

What started out as a promising pair of wireless in-ear headphones turned into a huge failure. First I got them and I liked them. Although the sound quality is so-so. The calls were clean and I wouldn't use them for music anyway. But there are two big problems: these headphones were often disconnected and used as 2 separate Bluetooth devices. This means that only one is working at a time. I have to do a hard reset every time. The worst part was that he suddenly died on top of me. Very static…

As a Google Pixel owner I was looking for an Airpods competitor that would allow me to have true wireless headphones that charge via USB-C, a solid connection, good sound quality and good call quality to have . I've tried several pairs in the $40-$60 price range and as usual, Anker comes to the rescue! They sound great for both music and calls, they're set up for mono calls, they charge via USB-C, and while the lack of touch controls might sound like a bad thing, it's actually great because you

I've been enjoying these headphones for almost two days in a row. Both music and podcasts sound great and the mics are solid. I've used them for work calls and people I've asked have said my audio is clear. Being able to use one earbud at a time is very nice. I often find myself at work listening to the people who come to my desk. Either right or left (mono/stereo) can easily be used independently. I think I've hit the sweet spot in terms of price versus headphone battery, case battery, IPX…

I bought these for travel and gardening and so far they are very impressive. I have several fully wireless Jabras that I paid three times as much for and they are comparable except for the heart rate monitor which didn't work very well on the Jabras. I haven't tested the 7 hour battery life but I know they lasted. over 4 hours which is common but I always just put it in the charging case when not in use. Sound quality is good, comfort is great, features are great too for what you pay for. I…

Where do you start with these wireless headphones? Simply put, they are amazing and on par with some of the best. Here's what I've noticed about the S10 Plus so far: Pairing is easy and straightforward. If you turn on Bluetooth, you will see the name of the device "Soundcore 2" and "Soundcore 2 L". Basically, each earbud puts out a signal, and when you connect to one, it automatically syncs to the other earbud. When you connect, you'll be greeted by a voice telling you your battery is high…

I had to send it back because I had strange static issues in a headphone and people were complaining about the microphone quality. Based on other reviews I think I just have a bad set of Ankers. Conclusion: I was disappointed with these headphones compared to the other two headphones. There are better true wireless headphones out there, even for the price. Below is a review based on three headphones I have (or have tried for a long time). The three sets include: these Aukey headphones, Anker's…

I bought two sets of these when they came out before all the reviews were out. My order was sent to my postal address for forwarding and I finally received it today at my overseas DPO address, but over the last 3 weeks I've been a little worried about the drop in average ratings. However, I now see that the low average could be due to the fact that Anker was actually honest and might not have bought the reviews or inflated them in the beginning to increase sales. Looks like Anker made it fair…