Soundcore by Anker Life P2 Mini True Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.2, 10mm Drivers for Big Bass, Custom EQ, 32H Playtime, Fast

On par with the Apple Airpods.Okay, so, I’ve used Airpod pros, Airpods, Soundpeats, and so and so. However, I will say, this is probably the BEST one out there. For this value? Stunning. I had expected a cheap feel, bad audio quality, faulty LEDs or connection issues, or the audio sync is way off. It might not be as good as the Airpods but this is considerably better than the Soundpeats.Packaging:Shipping took 2 days, but that might be because of where I live (Vic). The packaging was great, with the seal easy to remove so I didn’t need to use scissors or fight with my fingernails. The inside was even better. First we had the Quick Start Guide (includes how to start, what the lights mean, how to use one earbud, switching the EQ’s, and how to connect. It had different languages too.) The guide was mostly just pictures with different subtitles, so it was very easy to understand. Next, there was presumably the terms and legal stuff ig. And finally, the feed back card that was beautifully designed.The case earbuds were wrapped using plastic film, and the earbuds even had these tabs to protect the connectivity wires that charged the earbuds.The different sizes were in a separate bag from the rest of the package.Connectivity and Controls:Very simple, very easy. Open the case, go to your settings and press the earbuds. Once connected, take any earbud out, or both. The controls were explained in the manual and were very easy to understand. What I like about the controls is that to pause and start, you have to tap twice, therefore no accidental pausing or playing when I’m adjust it or touching my hair etc. The controls are also explained to you if you are only using one earbud. The lights are explained to you and they are shown to represent 1. connection and 2. battery. Very easy to understand, as they’re all included in the manual. I suggest taking photos of the controls and the battery guides when you first start using them.Quality:I thought they’d feel cheap and plasticky. They WEREN’T. Sure, they didn’t have the same feel as airpods, but they definitely aren’t finicky or cheap. The magnets on both the case and the earbuds work very well, and the case doesn’t feel too lightweight but not too heavy either. I have no problems with the weight.Sound:The controls are a bit delayed but only by like a fraction of a second. Noise cancellation was amazing, and you can tell the difference immediately. Music and audio from what I’ve experienced so far have no delays. There are different EQs that you can switch to which I think is a nice touch although I can’t really tell the difference, but we’ll see!Comfort:SUPPPER COMFORTABLE. I have ears that are probably borderline small and average, and they fit perfectly with the standard Medium size. If it doesn’t fit, try the S or the L size. They do not fall out, and feel very comfortable. Not sure how well it’d stay for sport purposes, or the sweat resistance, but they fit right in and I’m super pleased with it.Only note I have is: I can only speak for people who live in Australia, as the store is in Australia. Not sure if the quality decreases if it travels large distances, and might lead to connecting issues.TLDR: Best earbuds you can get for the value, audio on par with apple, quality is amazing, and the packaging and instructions are informative and helpful.If you don’t want to spend too much money on earbuds but still want ones to last long and enjoyable to use? Or you were about to buy these but was concerned that the price reflects the quality? These are perfect, and if you were deciding, trust me, buy them.Edit: after 4 months of using them, I do have some things to say.Quality is still great, save for the case can get easily scratched (not scratched, just marked and you can’t get rid of it) but it isn’t a problem. battery still lasts so long the only thing i have is that there’s a TINY delay in audio. unless you play games or need the sound to match the visual, doesn’t affect that much if you’re just listening to music or videos.i will say however, that connecting was a bit tacky due to me needing to switch from phone to laptop as you had to “reconnect” everytime. sometimes you may need to turn off your Bluetooth for one device so it connects to the other (if it originally was connected to the former)audio quality still remains the same but I’ve noticed when you use apps on the phone like discord where there are voice chats, audios from music apps or videos sound a bit radio like. this sometimes applies just when you connect it immediately and itll sound off. although this happens quite rarely and be because of my phone (android), I’ll note it nonetheless.