soundcore Sport X10 True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Rotatable Hooks, Deep Bass, IPX7 Waterproof, Fast Charge – For Gym, Running
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10 reviews for soundcore Sport X10 True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Rotatable Hooks, Deep Bass, IPX7 Waterproof, Fast Charge – For Gym, Running
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$71.36
Micah –
These headphones are incredible! The have great sound, solid bass and work flawlessly with my Samsung phone. The battery life is excellent which the charger case makes even better. They were easy to pair when first setting them up and auto-pair as soon as I open the case. They are comfortable and stay in place well when working out, I’ve never felt like they would fall out even when running. So glad I was able to pick them up on a flash sale, unbeatable for the price! I was surprised to find that I prefer these to my much more expensive Beats.
AddobbA –
Why was the search for these 2 basic features so ridiculous??I have (somewhat) desperately, definitely with increasing exasperation, tried 10+ pairs of earbuds ranging from ~30-$180.I really wanted*ANC &*Pass-thru sound.I don’t need Bose quality sound, but I appreciate above ‘meh.’All I can say is…HAL-LE-FRICKIN-LUJAH!!! THESE DON’T *HURT* MY EARS AND THEY DON’T FALL OUT. EVER.For these seemingly most BASIC of features, they qualify as the ONLY pair of winners that I’m able to keep so far.(And to be clear, I wore the other options for a week + and gave each of them a good thorough try.)I’ve even worn these in bed and fallen asleep with them in (more than once) and these buds remained on/in my ears- didn’t get lost in my bed. I did wake up and take them out at some point with mild discomfort, but I didn’t intend to sleep with the buds, and wouldn’t exactly say they’re comfortable enough for that purpose.They paired easily. The app connected easily.They are comfortable for me for the whole day. (WOW, I honestly began to think I’m aurally deformed.) I did switch the tips to tiny memory foam ones I purchased seperately in my quest for comfort, and they are slightly more comfortable for me than the silicone options provided.The buds charge quickly in the case and the case itself charges quickly.The battery life is about 6-8hrs. Wish it was longer.I like the flip feature of the ear hooks, despitethat twisting them around to replace them INTO the case is awkward for me and I always have to fiddle to get them seated correctly to charge in the case— but I feel that’s a small nuisance to endure for the fact that they actually offer me COMFORT AND DON’T-FALL-OUT!! I like that the case remains smaller with the hook/twist design.The hooks are soft and comfortable. They work with glasses and masks.They don’t have superior sound.The app doesn’t have many equalizer options.The pass-thru has an audible hissing and isn’t actually very helpful.The noise cancelling is ok, but frustratingly you can’t use the noise cancelling feature while on a call (!?!) I’ll better test this on an upcoming flight.To listen to podcasts or watch videos throughout my day, I usually wear 1 bud until the battery is low, then the other.People can hear me clearly on calls, even with moderate background noise.Cheaper earbud options offer a feature in the case that allows you to toggle through the sound options (ANC, Pass-thru, normal) so that you don’t have to fiddle with the teeny buttons on the buds while they’re in your ears, and for twice the price of those, I do miss that feature on these.Other ear buds had an oblong/slightly oval shaped speaker housing design (the perforated metal end part that you attach the silicone tips to) and that shape seemed to make a big increase in comfort for me (but those fell out. Wah wahhh.)I’m an Anker fan, have cords, speakers, and even tried other Anker buds without the earhook, and they too fell out constantly.So I’m grateful to find and try THESE. I hope Anker improves the functions for the pricepoint and continues to produce the basic design with the twisting earwire. It’s novel and IT WORKS.I would appreciate if there were no bud/tip insertion like on Apple Airpods 2ndGen.I can’t fathom how insanely difficult it’s been to find these in such a saturated market. Apparently I need to design earbuds.I might get another pair or 2 just to assure I have them for as long as possible.The Soundcore Sport X10 by Anker are the only solution I’ve found so far that fit me.
Digicrat –
I use these primarily for listening to audio books and find the quality and comfort to be great, and a huge improvement over the cheap pair I’ve been using before. The ear loops are great to ensure these won’t accidentally work their way out of your ears at the wrong time — which has happened to me for every pair of buds I’ve tried without loops.The noise cancelling is adequate to comfortably listen to a book or movie while on a plane, once you achieve a good fit. It is important to note that at their best these will not cancel out all noise, but does an excellent job at eliminating background noises — if you toggle noise cancelling on and off you’ll notice how big of a difference it makes.A snug fit is important for these to be effective in noise cancelling mode. You may need to experiment with different ear piece sizes and positions to get a perfect fit. In my case, I’ve oddly found that for my left ear it won’t hold a good seal while the ear-loop is over my ear — I ended up folding that piece down on the plane to achieve the best results (the difference is minor enough that it’s not noticeable in other environments). It would’ve been helpful if they made the ear loop a tad bit longer or adjustable.Also be aware that the noise cancelling capabilities of these earbuds are in my estimate half due to the active noise cancelling effect, and half passive (ie: like ear plugs). The noise cancelling feature logically works only in stereo mode, though I do wish that the pass-through option was available in mono mode — if you have a good fit, the effect can be a bit disconcerting when walking around with one bud.Battery life is quite reasonable, though it will drain much faster when using the noise cancelling feature — as long as you charge it beforehand, it’ll get you through most flights without difficulty, though would likely require a mid-flight recharge for longer overseas flights.
Darin R ElggrenDarin R Elggren –
The media could not be loaded. SOUNDCORE is my go to ear buds and head phones. This has to be my favorite of all the soundcore ear buds I have.The buds have a soft silicone wrap that holds them in place during a ride or run helping to keep the music flowing. I have been super impressed because the ear buds that just sit in your ear, can start to hurt after a little while of wear. These sport buds do not do this and the battery last during hours in my Mountain bike.The case is compact and easy to use , and with choice of charge options: induction or USB C makes changes easy and convenient.I highly recommend anything Soundcore and have not found anything close to the quality.When you use the Soundcore App, you can add the noise cancelling to your preferences, you can also use the app to make these sound perfect for your ear. The set up is easy and they walk you thru the sound settings so you get the best experience.
joe/angie –
have had these for about a week now and so far so good. I have trouble finding wireless earbuds that stay in my ears. the only pair i have found that do, i cannot find anymore (TBI pro). These come with 5 different size silicone inserts to accomodate all ear sizes. Since i have small ear holes, the xs works for me. I have never seen earbuds come with extra small inserts before. The rotating earhook took some getting used to but only because it is different than what im used too from the earbud i had been using in that it rotates over your ear. The overall size of the earbud is pretty small, so i sometimes fumble with them with my big hands. But that’s not an issue. I would rather them be on the smaller size and actually fit my ears, than larger and constantly falling out. sound quality is great. Good bass you can “feel” without muddying up the sound, and the phone app lets you tune it however you like, or use a pre-set eq (I have found the pre-set R&B eq sounds the best with rock/metal music). I use these when i am running and connect them with my apple watch. The only downside is there is no compatible eq app for the apple watch. The eq you choose only works with the connected bluetooth device, so when using my apple watch, the eq reverts back to the default eq, and not the one i set it to when connected to my phone. If they had multipoint bluetooth capability, that may solve the issue as i could connect them to my phone and set the eq, but also use my apple watch to control the music. so far they seem pretty sweat resistant when running for up to an hour, but only time will tell. Generally the effects from sweat take some time to occur. the only real negative, beside the lack of an apple watch compatible app, is the tiny control buttons on each earbud. As i stated before, i have big hands and fingers. Trying to find the tiny button that sits on top of the earbud in order to turn the volume up and down or to pause the music is a real challenge, and sometimes im afraid i am going to knock the earbud out of my ear while searching for it. i would have rather it been a larger button, or touch pad on the face of the earbud. I can’t really rate the noise cancellation. So far i have been using them while running on a treadmill in my basement, so there is not a lot of background noise to drown out besides the sound of the treadmill, which i can’t hear over the music anyway. It can also be hard to get used to the fact you cannot physically turn them off. They turn off automatically when put back in the charging case, but I dont always like to charge my earbuds after every time i use them. It’s better for the battery to utilize the entire life of it, or most of it anyway, before charging. The instructions do say they will power off after being disconnected from a device for 10 minutes. But that would mean you have to go into your bluetooth settings and disconnect it when you are done. I dont want to risk forgetting to do this and then be left with dead earbuds on my next run, so i put them back in the case every time i am done. overall, so far they are the best bluetooth earbuds i have owned, and first true wireless earbuds to actually stay in my ears. This outweighs the things i would consider negatives. I give them 5 stars
FKM –
It has been more than a year since I bought these earbuds and they have refused to be beaten by any other offerings since. The secret lies in their design. The very comfortable ear hooks loop around and securely fit and hold the earbuds to your ear canal and despite what vigorous activity you are doing they will stay put.This is a god-send for any out there like me whose ears may not conform to the shape of most of the earbuds out there. Most over time, slip off and you invariably end up kicking or stepping on them (RIP Galaxy Buds Pros).The sound quality comes in next. For those who love to feel the bass in music, you will hear it plenty with these ones.The weak spot is on the ANC. It does not do as well as others here, especially if you want the transparency mode sort of experience. But its a small price to pay considering the cost of these. Otherwise if you want total isolation in the music or podcast, these block out all sound and you are able to enjoy yourself immensely.Battery life goes on for ages. Overall its an 8.5/10 and in the next iteration if they can only fix ANC and sound quality it will be 10/10 for me.
Ryan –
I have had these for over a year now and I’m very happy with them. I primarily use Sony XM-5’s for music yet I keep a pair of these in my car for use if I’m on the go and if I plan on running/exercising after classes. When comparing these to the Sony XM-5’s, there is no comparison in sound yet these headphones still sound extremely good regardless! The noise cancellation is impressive for the price and I never hear people around me when in a crowded gym. The battery life is also impressive given the fact that if I go months without using these, the case itself will stay charged fully making for ease of use. I recommend these to anyone who has trouble keeping earbuds in their ears and I also like these more than the liberty 3 pros due to the battery life lasting longer and the sound almost being on par with the pros.
mike –
I’m used to mid-range headsets and earbuds, I’m not audiophile but I have some standands for sound quality and comfort.Before this I was using Airpods Pro 2nd gen. and the right earpiece kept loosening out while running and it wasn’t very comfortable to wear for longer periods of time. For me Galaxy Buds (1st) was probably by far the best fitting earbuds for running and never had issues falling out (Unfortunately it died after 3 years of heavy use).Soundcore sport x10 – The ear hooks were a little confusing at first but I got the hang of it quickly enough. Since then I’ve been using them for every run and by far these are the best running earbuds I’ve had. The rubbery ear hooks are very soft and I can’t even feel them on my ears, the buds stay in place and I never have to fidget with them or push them in during runs (I sweat a lot). I’d say they’re even better than the Galaxy buds.Cons – Unfolding and folding the ear hooks everytime I put them into the case is a bit annoying. The sound quality is heavier on the bass / low-end and it does sound a bit boomy than more high-end headphones but thankfully no distortion.Other headphones I use are- Airpods Pro (2nd)- Galaxy Buds- Galaxy Buds 2- Sennheiser 600hd- Bose QuietComfort 2- Sennheiser EPOS adapt 660I have smaller ear canals and generally stick to sm earbuds (airpods pro, galaxy buds). For this one medium buds gave me the best seal and comfort.
mack walker –
I have ears that earbuds do not stay in. I lost one of my last earbuds when it fell out of my ear. But these, I can’t get them to fall out if I try. They connect to my phone before I can even put them in my ear. Very easy to put one in the case and they automatically go mono on the other earbud. The sound quality is fine for the price and wireless earbuds. The noise cancellation is mediocre but I usually don’t use it anyways. Battery life is great, they charge fast and can last many days with the case. I use them throughout my 10 hour shift, maybe throw them in the charger for 15 minutes part way through to make sure they last the whole shift. Couldn’t ask for more, through my whole shift doing all kinds of things, they have never fallen out.
Jodie M –
After trying countless numbers of wired, wireless, over-ear headphones, etc. without any satisfaction, I saw these in November and purchased them…while thinking I bet I’ll after to return them. I wear glasses so my historical dissatisfaction has been that with previous devices, I couldn’t wear them very long before they became painful or fell out of my ear. I have small ears. These are made of such soft, flexible material that when wrapped around my ear there is no discomfort & they don’t fall out. I can wear them all day long without issue. For me that’s a win! I’m not an audiophile so can’t speak to technical aspects of the audio but my tunes sound good to me and that’s what matters. There are options for noise cancellation. When you have them set to the highest level, it does cancel out the noise. When I’m outside walking/hiking, I want to hear what is around me so change the level on the app, which is super easy. I routinely plug these in at night to charge the battery so don’t know how many hours I could get on a single charge. If you have small ears and wear glasses, these are for you as they can be worn all day long w/o pain and they don’t fall out.