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Soundcore by Anker Earbuds Drops to Near-Free Price Ahead of Memorial Day, 60K Reviews Say Yes

Soundcore by Anker Earbuds Drops to Near-Free Price Ahead of Memorial Day, 60K Reviews Say Yes

Gizmodo23-05-2025
You don't need to spend a small fortune to get a decent pair of wireless earbuds these days, but with so many budget options flooding the market, it's kind of difficult to know which ones are actually worth buying. They all have a variety of different options that sound good on paper, and they're all at such different price points. While there are tons of different ways to go about solving this problem, one easy way is to grab a pair of Soundcore headphones or earbuds.
In fact, if you don't want to wait around to find the best deal you can think of, we've already done the work for you. You can head to Amazon right now to get a pair of Soundcore by Anker P20i earbuds for $20, down from their usual price of $40. Thats's $20 off and a discount of 50%.
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Budget Earbuds
At just $20, these buds tick lot of boxes that are usually reserved for more expensive models. The sound is driven by oversized 10mm drivers that deliver punchy bass and clear midrange detail, which is really more than you need, but still a great option for a workout. They support Bluetooth 5.3 for a fast and reliable connection, and pairing is as smooth as you'd hope.
The battery offers up to 10 hours of playtime on a single charge, and its included charging case extends that to a total of 30 hours. That's nearly a week of commuting or gym sessions without needing to plug in. And if you're short on time, all you need is 10 minutes to charge up for the next time you plan to use them.
They're IPX5-rated for water resistance, which means they're safe to use in light rain or sweaty workout sessions. And for calls, the dual-mic system uses AI to reduce background noise, so even in noisy environments, your voice comes through clearly.
You can use the Soundcore app for a few extras too. There are customizable EQ presets and a 'Find My Earbuds' feature that comes in handy should you happen to forget your earbuds somewhere. And you already know how frustrating it can be to lose something as small as an earbud
These Soundcore P20i offers outstanding value for the price (50% off). They're lightweight, dependable, and sound good enough to compete with earbuds twice their cost. If you're looking for an affordable upgrade or a solid backup pair, this is a deal that's hard to beat. Just $20 is an insane value, if you ask us.
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