Sport X20 | Comfortable In-Ear Sport Earbuds with Hook

I felt like I was ruining my high end over the ear headphones by wearing them at the gym. There are way too many choices and price ranges for earbuds. I’m not a certified audiophile, but I am accustomed to high quality audio, and didn’t want to sacrifice that.These are the perfect solution. The sound quality is exceptional for ear buds. There are some differences between them and my nice over ear headphones which is to be expected, but while working out I noticed zero difference in music enjoyment. I also appreciate the option of having a punchy base dialed in.In addition to quality sound at baseline, the soundcore app has a hearing test and music sound preference assessment to create a custom sound profile. I compared my favorite songs with the custom profile, the hip-hop preset, and original preset. I did prefer how songs sounded with the custom assessment profile.The noise cancelling is significant, but not at the level of AirPod pro 2’s. It turns out the noise cancelling level was more than enough to drown out gym noise while listening to music. I can’t hear fans, the spin bike, or the rower while wearing these.The fit is also excellent. I tried $20 earbuds, AirPod pro 2’s, and my premium over ear headphones and these are hands down the most secure. I haven’t adjusted these a single time during a workout after putting them in. They suction seal in your ear, and the over ear hooks are adjustable. They also come with 4 sizes of ear tips.Lastly the case is convenient and nice. I can’t speak to battery life yet, but after a few workouts they are nowhere near needing a charge. Other reviews have mentioned that the “find my device” feature only works if the headphones are out of the case. I haven’t tested that but found that info helpful.For exercise use I’d buy these again 100X over. Don’t waste your money on the more expensive earbuds for the gym. These are everything you need.

I went through a phase where I reviewed a whole bunch of budget (meaning under $50) earbuds. These are not under $50, but they also aren't over $200, so I figure I can review them anyway.Pairing - these paired very easily, and they re-paired very easily. I haven't had an issue with them dropping out. These pair when you open the case. You don't have to pull them out of the case.Instructions - are horrible. This comes with a booklet, and you would think there would be instructions in there, but nope. It's a quick start guide and a whole bunch of warnings. In a zillion languages. Also, a barcode to take you to the anker website where the instructions are. And they are still in font size 0.5! So if you make it bigger to read, then you have to move the page all over the screen so you can see it because it's a pdf. If you're old enough to need to read the instructions, you can't see that size font. Also, you would like to see the whole page on the screen. And you'd rather have it in the booklet.Sorry - but for the price of these, this was really something stupid to cheap out on. Anyway...Case/battery - this is a huge case for wireless earbuds, but that's because they have earhooks. It's still small enough to fit in your pocket or lose in a backpack. But it's pretty hefty. These have a pretty good battery life though.Comfort - I'm not used to earhooks, but these are very soft and aren't uncomfortable. This comes with 5 sets of eartips with mediums already installed, and they fit me fine.App - this comes with an app where you can change the controls (yay!) and various sound styles. I prefer "acoustic", even with other types of music. The app is pretty good.Controls - there are clicky buttons! You *know* if you hit the button. Also, the default single tap is play/pause, which is how it should be. If you're weird, you can change it though. There is single tap, double tap, and long press, and you can change from play/pause, volume, track, and noise canceling.Latency - there is no noticeable gap between seeing the mouths move and hearing the voices. When watching video, obviously.Noise canceling - this works pretty well. You can switch between noise canceling, normal, and transparency mode.Sound quality - very good. There is something called "soundcore Signature", but I like "acoustic" better. There's also a thing you can do on the app where you can test your hearing and customize your experience. I tried it, and I think it's fine. I don't know if it made things better than before I did it though. Maybe a little. The sound quality is great for the price point. Highs and lows are strong, and mids don't sound muffled. It's not exactly a you-are-there experience, but it also doesn't sound like you're listening to music behind a wall.TL;DR: I rounded down on this because I'm mad about the instructions being online and a pdf instead of something that resizes to fit your screen, but these are actually pretty good earbuds. I've played with over 100 budget earbuds, and there have been a few that were very close to this for $20+ less. But I can't really think of anything bad about these. Except for the format of the instructions. Because I'm old.

I didn't realize Anker had earbuds. I like Anker products so decided to try these out.I like the design of this. Really well made for the price it's at. I like that the case is a charging base and came charged out of the box. It came with the cable and different earbud sizes. The standard ear bud fit me fine so proceeded to test this out.It was easy to pair. The app interface was simple and easy to use. I didn't mess with the EQ but like that there's options to personalize to one's listening preferences. Sound quality for music is nice but I have one sided hearing so mu judgement isn't the best on this. My two sided hearing audiophile husband was impressed with the sound quality and tinkered with it more.Calls came in well. Voice isolation was average and the listener on the other end of my call can hear tapping and othwr ambient noise around.Noise cancellation was adequate but again, with only 1 hearing ear, it was not easy to judge.One can use only one earbud but the app won't let me change the sound settings without undocking the other earbud.I soooo wish they didn't limit that and would allow switching to mono vs stereo.The app seemed like it could easily add features in the future for single sided deaf folks. I understand that their target market isn't folks like me but with the app, it seemed so possible to tweak to us ssd folks too! Wishlist please...Anyway, beyond that, this product works well, priced well and very comfortable. Also looks very nice.

First, I just want to say that I have been a huge Apple fan forever. So much so that I don’t usually stray away from their headphones or any other product. So, if you are at all like me, then you might be a little skeptical about trying a new type or brand of headphones. Now, for the pros:- These Anker SoundCore x20’s feel great when wearing.- I am loving the wind reduction setting, for instance when I was mowing the yard a few days ago I enabled this setting because there was wind interference (I am assuming that this has something to do with the placement of the microphone on the ear bud itself).- The SoundCore app is very easy to use. It was far more detailed than I expected. The 3D surround sound is immersive and I was able to hear details in some of my favorite songs that I had not been able to hear with other headphones.- I also like that you can adjust the EQ and the sound quality right from the SoundCore app.- The noise cancellation is better on these headphones than probably any other headphones I’ve had.- Upon initial set up of the app, you can (and should) do a fit test for the headphones to make sure you get a good seal. I found this to be amazing and very helpful (took a lot of guesswork out of the process and made sound quality better).- The color! The color of the green is almost like a muted sage green, and I’m in love!- The charging case is very sturdy, the button seems very tight and strong and the indicator light is helpful to know when the headphones are charged or need to be charged.Cons:- The charging case is a little big, but this may be less of a “con” and more of a personal opinion.- Wearing headphones with these headphones is going to take some getting used to for me, I’m sure it can be done. But I haven’t had headphones that have gad an ear loop in a very long time, so this is something I will need to get used to.These Anker SoundCore x20 headphones completely exceeded my expectations not only for sound quality but also because you are able to customize your sound in the app, or choose from the presets. The 3D surround sound completely blew me away (in the very obvious difference it made in sound quality). I listen to music a lot, mostly metalcore, metal, heavy metal and djent. These headphones have great highs,lows,mids and adjustable bass which make it perfect for this type of music. I’m sure these sound great with all types of music but I was just giving you an example specific to my experience with this product. I definitely recommend these, they have amazing sound quality and are well made.

These earbuds are extremely lightweight with an adjustable flexible ear hook, making them extremely comfortable for long wear. These flexible ear hooks extend an extra 4 mm for proper fit. I enjoy excellent sound reproduction from the 11mm dynamic drivers, with deep bass, clear mid range and crisp clean highs. With transparency mode, I will easily be able to hear my surrounding noises for when I ride my E bike. There are control buttons on each earbud, instead of a touch surface, to prevent accidental shifts in play. With Bluetooth 5.3, I’m able to get double the transmission speed, stable connections and lower power consumption. There is a Soundcore app that you can download to change all your modes and settings, There is a noise cancellation mode that works exquisitely. I can get up to 12 hours of playtime with 48 hours of playtime with charges from the case. The case is also very durable and beautiful.