Our Favorite Budget Wireless Earbuds Just Got Even More Affordable Thanks to This 47% Discount
Right now the Anker Soundcore P40i earbuds can be yours for just $48, down $22 from the regular price of $70. This discount is available for all the color options so you can pick your favorite. And don't forget, Amazon deals tend to change without notice so beware this limited time offer won't last forever.
The Soundcore by Anker P40i buds feature adaptive active noise cancellation to detect ambient noise in your surroundings and block it out, so that you can enjoy your music or podcasts undisturbed. The earbuds have a 12-hour battery life, but that's expanded to 60 hours with the included charging case. They offer a more bass-heavy sound with Anker's BassUp technology.
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CNET writer David Carnoy tested these buds for our best cheap earbuds roundup and praised the Soundcore P40I's multipoint Bluetooth connectivity and "respectable voice-calling capabilities." He also noted that the charging case that comes with these earbuds can be used as a smartphone stand, which is a fun added feature.
We recommend that you take advantage of this deal quickly, as Amazon discounts fluctuate. If you want to shop around, we have a list of the best deals on wireless earbuds for phone calls, best cheap wireless earbuds and best noise-canceling earbuds.
Why this deal matters
We saw these earbuds drop down to one of their lowest prices ever, $45, during Amazon's big Prime Day event in July of 2024. Given that the current sale price is just $3 more for a highly desirable, affordable pair of earbuds, there's no time like the present to buy a pair. There's no telling when this limited time discount will end or when it'll come back so if you're interested you should probably act on it.
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