soundcore by Anker P2 Mini True Wireless Earbuds, 10mm Drivers with Big Bass, Custom EQ, Bluetooth 5.3, 32H Playtime, USB-C for Fast Charging, Tiny Size for Commute, Work

Great value for money here! You are not getting the best sound quality here but they stand up to some of the more expensive headphones I have had! A neat little charging pod, that has indicator lights on the side. Can use one headphone while one is in the case. Comes with a variety of different ear buds so can choose one that fits you. Excellent battery life and comes with charging cable! Have used in all weathers and had no issues. You can download the app and choose a variety of preset sound options and increase the bass etc. Easily paired with my phone. Comfortable to wear for long periods of time. I am really happy with my purchase and would recommend to anyone.

These headphones are simply outstanding, offering a level of quality and performance that exceeds their price point. The sound quality is impressive, delivering crisp highs, rich mids, and punchy bass that truly enhances any listening experience. Whether I'm jamming to my favorite tunes, catching up on podcasts, or immersing myself in a movie, these headphones never fail to impress. The design is sleek and compact, making them incredibly portable and convenient for everyday use. I can easily toss them in my bag or pocket without worrying about bulk or weight. Plus, the comfortable fit ensures that I can wear them for extended periods without any discomfort. What truly sets these headphones apart is the unbeatable value they offer. For the price you pay, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better pair of headphones on the market. This is actually my fourth time purchasing them, not because they wear out or malfunction, but simply because I keep misplacing them!

I've had these for close to a week now and I feel like I can make an honest review on them. I am someone who people would call an audio snob but recently my port broke on my Pixel 2XL and using a dongle is something that has become a pain in the ass, and I'm skint. So beggers can't be choosers. Sound - For the first couple of days I really struggled with the sound on these earbuds, they were empty and tinny. My ears quickly fatigued listening to them. After discovering how to change the EQ modes, the 'Bass Boost' mode was the only mode I could listen too. This might sound negative but considering the price of the earbuds, the sound is quite good in the 'Bass Boost' mode. I could critique it but I don't see why comparing these to my expensive wired earphones is worth anyone's time. In the right EQ mode, the sound is ok and you are getting your money's worth here. Connectivity - I've have been really surprised by the how well they connect and just work. Once paired, they connect instantly to my Pixel 2XL and the mono mode works instantly too. I haven't tested distance but I don't see how that is relevant anyway. The fit - I have had no issues with how they fit, once they are in I feel confident they are staying where they are. Although I did take abit of effort to make sure I have the correct ear tips on. For me, small on the left, and medium on the right. I regularly do some fast pace walking in these and they are haven't moved or felt loose in my ears. Your mileage may vary though. Battery life - I don't really run them down that much because I'm constantly at a computer with a USB-C socket. So I can't really comment on the battery life. Maybe I'll edit this once I've had them for a few months. Controls - Once you've learnt the controls they are quite easy to deal with. You need to be precise consistent with your taps. Lack of volume control though is really crap, I really don't understand why that was omitted but voice control was included. It's not much of a problem for me, but I can imagine this completely turning off other people. My SO would hate the lack of volume control. TL;DR In the right EQ mode, the sound is ok and you are getting your money's worth here at least. The fit really well into my ear with no issues. Control can be finicky but work and lack of volume control is a silly oversight by whoever designed these. Oh and don't expect the USB-C socket to last long if you aren't careful with it. Overall, quite happy with my purchase when considering the price.

I was looking for some decent wireless earbuds to use with my iPhone. At the price, these are very cheap so I thought I'd give them a go. I've always trusted the Anker brand as every product I've purchased from them has been very good. Another fantastic product here! I unboxed them for the first time, opened the case and there were the earbuds, went to my phones Bluetooth setting and tapped them, done! I saw reviews about people saying it was complicated. It's as complicated as connecting ANY bluetooth device. There's nothing to configure here, simply open the case, the earbuds go into pairing mode, connect your device and listen to music. It could not be any more simple! A double tap on the right earbud paused and played music, a triple tap on the right earbud changed the EQ until I found one that I liked. For me, the standard medium size buds that come pre-installed were a perfect fit in my ears, and I am someone that has MASSIVE trouble fitting earbuds so I was well impressed. The carrying/charging case is really small and the earbuds are the perfect size. The sound quality is great for the price. They are not anything amazing but they sound fine for music. If you like bass, these are for you. Listening to YouTube videos where people were talking didn't sound very good honestly so maybe avoid for podcasts.

Had these for 3 years now and they're fantastic. Hold charge and the sound quality is fantastic. Well worth the money.

Brilliant Bluetooth headphones. Good sound

I've updated this review and added another star. Having used the earphones for a while now, they have become more reliable. I still get cut off mid call every now and again but not as often. The rest of the review is the original post with additional REVIEW UPDATES. Bought these as had 3 sets of wired earphones and 2 TRRS adapter die within a few months. newer stuff seems to last a lot less than older stuff and all these items had light use. The Soundcores were a very good price and only a little more expensive than replacement wired ear phones and I have other Anker products that I am happy with. The first pair were sent back due to some odd charging issues and the fact they were not visible to any devices (iPhone, Chromebook, iPad, MacBook Pro). Was sent a replacement by the excellent Anker customer service and got these to work. Positives, Comfortable and come with different size ear sheilds, Easy charging and set up Small to carry about Easy pairing Sound quality on calls ok for both sides of the conversation Build quality looks good Negatives On calls from an iPhone have lost connection on at least 60% of calls, sometimes after a couple of minutes others after more than 15 mins. REVIEW UPDATE: this is now less of a problem and have had 30 minute cals. There is a 0.5 second delay e.g. when you use the iPhone keyboard you get a click sound, there is a 0.5 second delay between key press and the audio. Calls are also delayed which means you have odd pauses or you have an over talk issue on conversations. REVIEW UPDATE: Delay is now less of a problem. Here is the odd one, when connected and someone calls your iPhone they get an international ringing tone not the usual UK tone. Some people calling me have stopped the call thinking I was abroad or had phoned the wrong number. REVIEW UPDATE: This issue has now stopped. Have not checked out with music playback as bought these to make hands free calls so I could be on the computer using keyboard while on a call. REVIEW UPDATE: Originally I wrote that I would not recommend the earphones. As some of the issues have been ironed out I would now say for a budget pair they are fine, not great but fine. if I had more spare cash would probably go with a more expensive option in future.

In my opinion this is the best budget earbuds that money can buy At £20 you will be hard pressed to find anything better. So far I have used the ear buds for well over 2 years, and even purchased a pair for my sister due to how good it was. Its been a solid daily driver that hasn't disappointed me so far and my experience with the product and sound core has been great. Sound Not much of a review without going over the sound. So far with the 3 eqs, there is a lot to say. Starting with signature, this is better stated as default. The sound quality of the ear buds when using this eq is well balanced and great for essentially evrything, I'm no audiophile so my description may be a bit simple, but it found that the audio was clearer than a few other earbuds I tried, it was well balanced and nothing sounded weird. Moving on to bass boosted, this was my personal favourite. The audio did start to get a bit more muddy, however its not like the muddy bassy (if thats a term) mess you get with cheap headphones. So perfectly fine and clear enough. With the bass boost, this is perfect, as in if you like bass and the feeling, yeh small package but really doesn't disappoint. Its heavy and deep but not all over the place with weird distortion like other ear buds. If you like stuff like rock then this is great. The thumping feeling defiantly leaves a grin. Finally with podcast, I don't listen to much podcasts but I listened to a few just to see. I can kind of see what they where going for, like it works I'll say that. Basically, it reduces the background sound and makes the voice more distinct, however it changes the sound of their voice which I didn't like. signature was clear enough, personally speaking if you want to listen to podcasts, then just use signature. Earbud design The earbuds have a nice shape that slotted into the ear well with a good fit. The weight was surprisingly light and the stem was short and non-intrusive so you don't realy notice it. The ear tips where good as well, with a solid seal after I switched to one of the larger options in the box. For how well the fit is, moderate gym activity like light skipping and cardio you won't be finding yourself adjusting it every few seconds which is good. Anything more intense, then yeh slight adjustments. However, I thing I hate was how fiddly the touch is and it occasionally not registering the taps. It's not bad just really annoying. Design case The clam shell design, its interesting but makes the case not as pocket friendly as it could be, however as long as your not putting it in a jean pocket, its actualy fine as its like a round pebble. I thought it would originally annoy me more than it actualy did, so props to that. It definitely handles falls well, as in with some cheaper headphones, drop it and your earbuds essentially self eject so good luck finding your earbuds, pleasantly this was not the case for me, even after a nasty fall rolling down a good meter of steep path. Calls This is where it falls a bit, the audio from calls is very annoying if you forgot to turn off base boost, other wise its mid. The mic quality is, serviceable, your voice sounds boomy but understandable. In general its usable but not great, however with other budget ear buds I can definitely recommend it over them. Connectivity The Bluetooth has been reliable enough on Android, as a daily driver I can say it definitely added to the convenience. Flick it open and it connects fairly fast and its reliable. This defiantly made the experience seamless. Given I work in a Wearhouse, the range on these was great as I could go decently far, so a good 4 racking (12m) before I had audio issues. I do want to mention, on windows I had some disconnecting issues, nothing major. Customer service This is where I would have left a negative review as the first pair I received had a nasty issue of breaking up and disconnecting. So I contacted customer support on soundcore, they were amazing. As in they responded in less than 48hrs and where helpful and kind. Got sent a replacement and the process was painless, got a pre-paid label after providing a invoice and the serial number. Sent it back and in the post got a new pair, with the issues gone. In conclusion, if bass is your thing then there is a lot to love, if not then still lot to love with the signature eq. With reliability, its great as you have a easy and fast pairing and the little ear buds will survive a decent beating from accidental drops and falls. The call quality being my only gripe, I wish it could auto disable bass boost for calls, but other than that its ok. So I could see myself easily recommending these, probably because I already have :)