soundcore by Anker A20i True Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3, With App for Custom Sound, 28H Long Playtime, Water-Resistant, 2 Mics for Clear Calls, Single Earbud Mode, Compact Design

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Hopefully Soundcore eventually makes all and not just some of their earbuds able to have their EQ fully customizable with the app. I don’t see any reason why that cant be done. Long Playtime and Fast Charging: Get 9 hours of playtime on a single charge that extends to 28 hours with the charging case. Charge soundcore A20i true wireless earbuds for 10 minutes for an extra 2 hours of playtime, so you can charge on the go. Soundcore does what JBL doesn't: these are the earbuds equivalent of JBL's Flip Bluetooth-speakers, with a solid amount of bass and warmth, and prominent vocals above it. Customized Sound: Choose from 22 preset EQs in the soundcore app and customize the tap controls. Use soundcore's signature BassUp preset to boost your bass.

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Long-Lasting Playtime: soundcore A20i true wireless earbuds last for 9 hours on a single charge and 28 hours with the charging case, perfect for on-the-go listening. Especially on higher volumes, the A20i sounds full, warm, and energetic. Like some of the best Soundcore's, it can also sound big - immersive around you. The A20i's sound character works wonderfully for instrumental genres like dance and techno, for most pop, and for warm acoustic genres like jazz and blues. If you need a little more treble, like for classical genres, the Treble Booster preset from the app may be an outcome, extending highs (and inducing a bit of harshness and sibilance; sss-tones), while not taking away too much from the lows. Seamless Pairing: Open the charging case, take soundcore soundcore A20i true wireless earbuds out, and they will automatically enter pairing mode for a simple first-time connection. From then on, the earbuds will automatically connect to the last paired device the next time you use them. It's a bit weird, right? JBL has gold in its hands with the Flip speakers, which are loved around the world and count as the standard for other brands. People seem to love the mix of a strong bass, full lows, and powerful vocals. But when it comes to earbuds, JBL just doesn't deliver sound the same way - with many of their earphones sounding low on bass out of the box, fuzzy, or sharp, including their most-praised audio offering - the JBL Live Pro 2.

The Soundcore A20i plays videos without issues on both Android and iPhone; there's lipsync performance in video apps like YouTube, AppleTV and HBO Max. Feature wise, these are very close to each other. Call quality is only decent on both models; the gaming modes are comparable as well. The T1 Lite has a IPX7 waterproof rating so you can take them under the shower; the A20i has at least an hour longer battery life. Most importantly, perhaps: the Soundcore is more comfortable. IPX5 Water-Resistant: Built to withstand water droplets so you can wear them in the gym or outdoors when it's raining. *Note: Water resistance rating applies to earbuds, but not the charging case. Relevant reading: what is the difference between isolation and active noise cancellation? Does the Soundcore A20i Have Good Controls That Are Easy to Use?

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With the best EQ adjustments that are apparently possible with the A20i, it did sound noticeably better. Sloping up the trebles got rid of the obvious muffling and improved the accuracy considerably – percussions and other mid/high frequency instruments sounded relatively normal. The balance is still off though – too bassy, with some hollow/boxyness because the low mids and mids are still to emphasized in my opinion. So, the vocals sound a little thin, flat, and far away, and the clarity is not quite there. Like many affordable models from the brand, like the populair Soundcore Life A1, the Life P2 mini and Life P2i, the Soundcore A20i has a heavyweight bass. The brand improved on the execution, however. Below this Soundcore Anker A20i review, you will find comparisons of the Soundcore A20i vs Soundcore Life A3i, Realme Buds Air 3S, and Fiil T1 Lite. P2i بشكل كبير دي مريحه اكتر في الودان و شيك و حجمها صغير ال P2i بالنسبالي كانت رخمه في الودن بتقفلها و مش بتسمع حاجه و مع الوقت بتضايق شويه ، دي جميله و المايك بتاعها ممتاز في الهدوء و الدوشه الخفيفه و هعدل التقييم بعد التجربه في الزحام لكن كإجمالي حلوه جدا ❤ The Soundcore Life A3i has actual buttons that are easier to operate when working out and is better at handling phone and video calls, while the A20i has a longer battery life and a more comfortable fit.The Soundcore Life A3i is perhaps the biggest rival to the Soundcore A20i. It only costs around 15 dollars more, and adds solid Active Noise Cancelling that really helps to soften your surroundings - whether you're listening to music or not. What's more, is that the sound is better than Soundcore's other budget offerings like the Soundcore Life A1, the Life P3i, Life P2 mini and Life P2i. Compared to the A20i, the mid-bass is even weightier with deeper-hitting thumps. The Life A3i is stronger in the treble area too, putting more effort into higher-pitched vocals and higher instruments - but also letting in a bit more sharpness. The A20i is better in lower-mids; it resolves more (albeit darker-toned) details from acoustic instruments; the A3i is a bit cleaner there. Soundcore app includes 22 equalizer presets, a low-latency Gaming Mode, a Find Your Earbuds feature, White Noise sound options, and battery level indicator.