Soundcore by Anker, Sport X10 True Wireless Bluetooth 5.2 Workout Headphones, Rotatable Ear Hooks, Deep Bass, IPX7 Waterproof, Sweatproof, 32H Play, Fast Charge, Sport Earbuds, Gym, Running

I bought these, along with some soundcore overear headphones. I didn't want to use the others for work, as they would get ruined from sweat fairly quickly. I landed on these,a) because they were the same brand and I was already pleased with the quality I had (both pairs can be customised in the same app)b) because of the little over-ear loop. I've never been able to get on with normal in-ears, they just fall out, or make my ears hurt. After reading some other reviews, I decided to try them.I have a fairly active morning at work for my first 3 hours, so a lot of bending, lifting, head up/down. Although not as shaky as going for a jog, it's a fairly good test. I also wear glasses and these fit fine. I need to be able to hear what's going on around me so the "Transparent" setting is fine for this, but if I need more awareness I just only wear the right ear. I've set up the functions so that I can pause or skip with just one ear in. It's a little difficult to operate while wearing gloves though, so I try to make my playlist as unskippable as possible.With the case at full charge, I can wear both ears for the 3 hours and then they recharge when I put them away. I'll then wear them in the afternoon from about 3 when I do the school run and will often keep them in to listen to an audiobook while cooking. On average I will recharge the case every 7-10 days or so. The battery life is exemplary. Due to the case, they actually last longer than my over-ear ones. I've also fallen asleep in these, and while that's not ideal, I didn't hurt my ears in the process.Overall I'm delighted with them. I used to go for a walk with my bulky over-ear headphones, but now I get a decent sound quality and it's completely discreet, pair easily with my phone, I can even use my watch to skip or change volume.

I bought these because I was sick of my beloved JLAB Epic Air Sports self ejecting from my pocket due to the soap bar sized (and slipperiness) case. Three sets down and I need something that's not going to get smashed up in the street or the case going AWOL and so I chose these.Impressively small case which so far hasn't leapt out of my pocket. The actual buds feel a little fragile with the pivoting wing but it's just something to keep in mind as the benefits are clear. Sound wise they're ok with the right sized grommet fitted. My left ear'ole must be bigger than my right as I do have to keep resetting it even with the biggest grommet fitted. The noise cancellation is no way near as good as my JLABs but it is there but for safety's sake I don't consider that a bad thing. The physical buttons are a real boon as they require precise and positive action to make work - always a problem with the capacitive button on the JLABs which would have me smacking the side of my head like Rain Man to try to turn them off in shops.One great thing is the size - I can lay on my pillow without noticing thay are in. I've yet to try and get my full face helmet over them - that might be a bit too much to ask.Battery life is good - I'm generally happy but it would have been nice to be blown away.

I saw these newly launched ear buds from Anker/Soundcore and immediately purchased as they had everything I was looking for based on past experience.Most ear buds fall out of my ears when engaging in physical activity at the gym etc. so have found that for sport use you really need some with ear hooks. The problem then is that ear hooks heavily restricts the product range and so compromises have to be made on sound quality, lack of noise cancellation and things like physical buttons. When engaged in a workout with hot sweaty paws, the touch control ear buds just don't function in a positive or satisfactory way.These by contrast are great. Nice tactile silicon ear hooks, noise cancellation which works well and a physical buttons on each bud to control basic functions (do wish Anker could add Google/Amazon assistant control though).Sound quality is also good with plenty of range, detail and bass. The final thing that makes it a great product is there is a physical grip around the edge of the bud which makes extraction/insertion easy when someone's trying to converse!Only minor negative which is a little surprising for a new product is the lack of wireless charging as this doesn't appear to be supported (only a USB C jack).Recommended for you physical types!

I had high expectations for these having already purchased Anker products previously and been impressed with the range and for being reasonably priced. I bought these to replace my previous Anker ear buds which were great (and half the price) but these fell short.Positives first. They are very comfortable, probably the most comfortable I've ever purchased and I've owned alot. You barely notice wearing them. The sound quality is pretty decent and I didn't notice any distortion at maximum volume. I bought these for the gym and they stayed in place during my workout and although I didn't do any heavy cardio\running, I'm confident they wouldn't come out. I did take a phone call whilst using them and it was a clear conversation with no issues.Negatives. My previous Anker ones at half the price were louder and carried more bass, these were disappointing. On my walk to the gym, the cars could still be heard even on max volume. The charging case feels cheap and flimsy, unlike my previous pair which felt robust. I ordered the white ones......they are not white, they're and odd off white which I could have overlooked if not for the other issues. Although the sound quality was decent, I expected a bit more oomph for the price (they were about £85 when I puchased).Conclusion. If you're looking for a pair of ear buds just for casual use or wearing at your workstation then they're a good option due to how comfortable they are but I bought them for the gym\exercise and they just didn't have the volume to drown out the outside world so for me, they disappointed and I returned them. Excellent service by Amazon as usual with a quick collection and refund.

These earbuds are absolutely fantastic. I bought them for running and was initially worried about the in ear style of earbuds and the potential for hearing just the thud of my footsteps, but I shouldn’t have worried. Once I put the noise cancelling in, it was just me and my music, no thudding, no traffic sound, nothing.The sound quality is fantastic. They fit amazingly well. I went with the large size of silicon tips after thinking I needed the smaller size, large was definitely the way to go. After a 35 minute run I didn’t need to adjust them once, they stayed right in place.I love the fact the controls are buttons instead of touch sensitive so you can adjust them without messing about with your volume or accidentally stopping your music.I have been apprehensive about noise cancelling in the past because lots of other NC headphones have made me feel like I was underwater or made the music too bassy or something else. But these are seamless and comfortable. At the end of my run I stopped my playlist before turning the NC off, not expecting to hear a difference, but when I turned it off, boom, the traffic noise was back and I was blown away at how much was being blocked out.10/10 would absolutely recommend these to anyone looking for good headphones for running/sport.

Really happy with these ear phones. I usually find in earbuds painful or they fall out. These have 5 size options for the little attachments, the XS is perfect for me. They stay in comfortably, the sound is great with adequate noise cancellation - both what I was expecting for the price. They aren't comparable to Bose, but I wouldn't expect that at this price point.Battery life has been brilliant. I switch between devices regularly, I haven't figured out if can connect to two devices at once but it's pretty quick to disconnect from one and it'll then automatically pick up the other.

First impressions were very good. At last a pair of earbuds that stay in my ears! Brilliant design, both ergonomically and technically, and great sound. Unfortunately I'm on my third pair as a result of the first 2 pairs falling apart. You have to be very delicate with them. I do have to say though the customer service has been excellent. I purchased at £90 but for £67 a great buy. Just be delicate handling.

Bought to replace a pair of cheap Mpow ANC buds that tended to slip out a bit when running and eventually packed up after 18 months of frequent use.These have great sound when in my ears but slip out badly when running and only don't fall to the ground because of the ear hooks.......I've tried every size of the supplied tips. When they slip out even a fraction, the excellent sound becomes absolutely rubbish.I considered returning them but bought some Comply memory foam tips which makes them much more secure. The only glitch is that they then don't fit in the charging case with the tips on so I have to remove them every time I put them in the box. Not quite a deal breaker but almost.Connectivity is good. Noise cancellation is just about OK when in the gym but not as good as the cheap Mpows. Transparency mode brings absolutely nothing to the party at all.

Nach enttäuschenden Erfahrungen mit den Adidas Z.N.E 01 haben wir uns für die Soundcore Sport X10 von Anker entschieden – und sie haben uns absolut überzeugt!Soundqualität, die begeistertDie Klangqualität dieser Kopfhörer ist hervorragend. Egal, ob bei intensiven Workouts oder entspannten Läufen – der Sound bleibt stets klar und kraftvoll.Perfekter Halt, selbst bei schnellen BewegungenDank des durchdachten Designs sitzen die Kopfhörer sicher im Ohr, ohne zu verrutschen. Besonders beim Laufen und sportlichen Aktivitäten ist das ein großer Pluspunkt.Stylisches und praktisches LadecaseDas Ladecase sieht nicht nur schick aus, sondern ist auch kompakt und einfach zu transportieren. Es ergänzt die Kopfhörer perfekt und wirkt sehr hochwertig.Extrem lange Laufzeit und schnelles LadenDie Akkulaufzeit ist beeindruckend. Selbst bei regelmäßiger Nutzung halten die Kopfhörer sehr lange durch. Und wenn der Akku mal leer ist, sind sie blitzschnell wieder einsatzbereit.Insgesamt bieten die Soundcore Sport X10 eine unschlagbare Kombination aus Preis, Leistung und Komfort. Absolut empfehlenswert – besonders für aktive Nutzer! 💪🎧

solidny standard soundcore - doskonałe audio, basy słychać wyraźnie, do tego w komplecie świetna apka do customizacji dzwięku na telefonach android/ios. Dodatkowo pewnie siedzą w uchu dzieki zausznikom. Idealne na fitness, jogging.

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I wanted to wait a full year to review this product. Just for some background, I used their other Soundcore products such as the Liberty Pro that my wife ended up with. I enjoyed the product so much that when it came to looking for more secure fit, good for heavy bouncing, I decided to try the X10. They priced this just right. Other labels that most are familiar with (Beats, Jaybird) all demand higher price tag and I thought maybe the sound quality and ANC is not as robust on the X10.Since my biggest thing was some sort of ANC and enough music to drown out the outside noise while working out or going for a run, I couldn't care less about the nuances of different sound spectrum others are good at picking out. My hearing is not as refined so unless you're grinding a fork across a blackboard, I wouldn't find many things discomforting.Fast forward 11 months (I bought this originally Jul/2022), I use this almost every week, either on my walk or runs (that I'm about to go on), or when I'm studying outside of the house. I make sure these are ready for me when I go to coffee shops and like, since there's tons of noise from people talking and other environmental noises that can be easily distracting.To give my review:Sound quality - 5/5I compared this with the Liberty 3 Pro, and honestly I can't tell much of a difference. Maybe with equalizer it can change how the sound is produced, but I can't tell if one is better than the other marginally. I'm sure the parts used is premium in Liberty 3 Pro and there's a clear difference. I'm perfectly happy with the sound quality X10 produces.Noise canceling - 4/5Noise canceling that I'm used to with Liberty 3 Pro is not the same in X10. Even though it cancels most, I can still tell it's due to muting the external sound and some stuff still gets in. But the difference isn't vast, and it serves me perfectly well when I'm studying at a loud coffee shop.Fit - 5/5I'll be honest, I have a bias to my scoring due to how perfectly X10 fits my ears. I was always fan of these round the ear design where plastic half ring fits around your ear for better fit. The plastic rubber? piece isn't rigid so it conforms to my ears really well, I have yet to feel much discomfort when its fitted nicely. Just to advise, prolonged use of any earphones could cause irritation around the entrance of the ear canal, but this has been the same for me with every single ear buds I've had since grade school.Price - 5/5At the time I purchased this product, it was 63.99 after promo sales (which Soundcore does a lot throughout the year). At this price, it was cheapest of other similar products sold by more popular brand names. I think if Soundcore continues to make amazing products at this price point, I think they'll have me as a loyal customer for a long time.

Ich habe schon einige Zeit nach In-Ear Kopfhörern gesucht, die gute Tonqualität bieten, in meinen Ohren halten und dabei einen angenehmen Tragekomfort bieten. Außerdem wollte ich endlich weg von der Verkabelung. Jetzt bietet der Markt allerdings auch in diesem Segment eine fast unüberschaubare Auswahl und man muss schon reichlich recherchieren. Meine Kriterien:- Sound- Tragekomfort- Bedienbarkeit- App für das FeintuningMeine Favoriten waren letztendlich die Soundcore Sport X10, die JLab Epic Air Sport ANC und die Teufel AIRY Sports TWS, wobei die Teufel AIRY Sports TWS wegen fehlender App und einem relativ umständlichen Handling dann keine weitere Berücksichtigung fanden.Jetzt sind die JLab Epic Air Sport ANC mit einer fast unschlagbar langen Akkulaufzeit von 70+ Stunden angegeben, was in einschlägigen "unabhängigen" Tests allerdings "nie" erreicht wurde. Ich habe zu solchen Tests allerdings meine eigene Meinung. Entschieden habe ich mich letztendlich aber für die Soundcore Sport X10 von Anker in schwarz und in rot für meine Frau.Sound:Um objektiv beurteilen zu können, müsste man tatsächlich eine Unmenge von diesen Kopfhörern selbst testen. Ohne das Feintuning über die App sind die Soundcore Sport X10 tatsächlich sehr basslastig. Dies lässt sich allerdings über die App aussteuern. Die App bietet hierfür einige vordefinierte Einstellungen. Man kann und darf sich aber auch selbst kreativ verwirklichen.Diese vorgenommenen Einstellungen scheinen aber in Verbindung mit einem anderen Gerät nicht wirksam zu sein. In Verbindung mit z. B. einem Laptop unter dem OS Windows macht es daher Sinn, eine zusätzliche Software zu nutzen, um das beste Klangerlebnis aus den Soundcore Sport X10 rauszukitzeln. Ich benutze dafür das Programm "VoiceMeeter".ANC kann über die App oder direkt am Ohrhörer, 2 Sekunden lang gedrückt halten (R/L), aktiviert/deaktiviert werden. In Abhängigkeit von der eingestellten Lautstärke funktioniert ANC mehr oder weniger gut, generell aber eher eingeschränkt (sehr gedämpfter Klang).Tragekomfort:Ich habe mich für die Soundcore Sport X10 entschieden, weil ich mir durch den drehbaren Ohrbügel den besten Sitz und Tragekomfort erhofft und auch erhalten habe. Durch die Anzahl der mitgelieferten Ohrstöpsel in unterschiedlicher Größe, ist die beste Passform für die Ohren fast schon garantiert. Der flexibel drehbare Ohrbügel sorgt zusätzlich für einen sicheren und bequemen Sitz. Auch nach 8h im Dauereinsatz kein Druckgefühl oder Schmerzen zu verspüren.Bedienbarkeit:Die Steuereung ist sehr einfach gehalten und wird über die jeweilige Multifunktionstaste an den Ohrhörern vorgenommen.App:Die Soundcore-App wird für die Registrierung und Anmeldung benötigt. Das ist aber kein Zwang, der Punkt kann übersprungen und direkt zur Kopplung übergegangen werden. Weiterhin lassen sich über die App die Benutzeroberfläche anpassen (z. B. Lautstärke anpassen, Wiedergabe steuern, Siri aktivieren), der EQeinstellen, zwischen den ANC-Modi wechseln, Firmware aktualisieren und es gibt noch mehr zu entdecken.Ladedauer:Nach ca. 2h sind die Ohrhörer komplett aufgeladen.Wiedergabedauer:Ich musste nach ca. 8 Stunden nachladen. Dies ist abhängig, je nach Lautstärke (Insgesamt 32 Stunden mit der Ladehülle) und über die Ohrhörer bekommt man vorab bereits den Hinweis, dass sich die Akkukapazität dem Ende neigt.Reichweite:Die Bluetooth-Reichweite ist mit 10m angegeben. In der Wohnung hier reicht das vom Sender in der einen Ecke bis in den letzten Winkel der Wohnung, was der angegebenen Reichweite entspricht.Fazit:Preis/Leistung spricht absolut für die Soundcore Sport X10 von Anker. Ob es für den Preis vergleichbare oder von der Qualität gar bessere Ohrhörer gibt, kann ich nicht beurteilen. Die Soundcore Sport X10 sind noch nicht zu 100% ausgereift, da ist im Bereich Sound und ANC noch Luft nach oben. Auch meine Frau, angesprochen auf etwaige Beanstandungen, hatte, bis auf einen Punkt, nichts zu bemängeln: Der Sport X10 verfügt über keine Multipoint-Funktion. Eine geringfügige Umstellung, da man es sonst eben anders gewohnt ist.