One thing that the Life P3i doesn’t have, is multi-connection. You can’t connect 2 Bluetooth devices at the same time. You need to disconnect one to connect the another. Mostly this feature has in the expensive wireless earbuds like Jabra Elite 7 active or Jabra Elite 7 Pro. Anker Life P3i Review The Sound Quality & Noise Cancellation

There's some power behind the 11mm drivers, and it shows right out of the box. Much like the design resembles the Liberty Air 2 Pro, I would argue the sound is fairly consistent with it as well. The Air 2 Pro have a clearer sound profile that wards off distortion at higher volumes, whereas the Life P3 rumble just a little more, particularly in the lows and mids.

You get a lot for your money with these buds.

The mic offers solid intelligibility. Using the Voice Memos app on an iPhone, we could understand every word we recorded, despite the typical Bluetooth distortion. The mic signal is relatively strong, and callers shouldn’t have issues understanding you when there's decent reception. Unbeatable Performance for the Price

Easy Button Controls: Life P3i earbuds are equipped with easy-to-use tactile buttons to seamlessly control your music and calls. The fit is decent for size weight. They haven’t fallen out, but I do occasionally feel compelled to play with the right one. Lastly, it adds 21 different sound presets that can retune the sound, of which some strangely shift parts of the sound to your left or right earbud. The Treble Booster preset is a welcome addition, however, as it repairs some of the lost upper-mids and treble - regaining some balance in the sound, and making songs more lively. Still not to the level of the Life P2i or A20i, but closer.

The charging case holds an additional 24 hours, giving it a max capacity of 35 hours. Again, a much higher amount to work with compared to the AirPods Pro charging case (24 hours). Anker added wireless charging for good measure.