Audio Newly Launched SA-HP P10 Wireless Over Ear Headphones with 60H Playtime, Upto 43dB Multi-Mode Adaptive ANC Pro, EQ Customizing App, 5-MIC, Gaming Mode, 40mm Driver - Black

Amazing Headphones and Really good Customer Support !! Far better than Boat, Noise or other Trash brands.... (So before you dive in, THIS IS NOT A PAID REVIEW.. THESE ARE ALL MY OBSERVATIONAL OUTCOMES...) (SOUND) The sound profile tuned default by company is much better than the Signature Boat sound trash(All Boomy Sound profile No fun) .. But indeed with a few tweaks it sounds 10x more better!! Since I'm a Mostly 'U' Curve listener, I like wavey lows, roomy and separated mids and clear highs (ofc lower than siblance).. This is my Sound Profile if anyone finds these headphone's profile slightly bassy by default then try these settings: 60 Hz - +4 220 Hz - +2 500 Hz - -1 1k - 0 2k - +1 2.5k - +2 5k - +3 7.5k - +2 12k - +2 16k - +2 You can set these settings as a base to tweak to your taste or ofc use em as it is :) Overall sound is #1 in sub 3.5k budget And yeah I have used Soundcore q20i too, they also sounds great but these have better tonal accuracy than them.. ( *ofc it is only valid for Wireless mode cuz Q20i have Hi-Res in Wired mode so ofc they sound much better in wired mode, also Bluetooth 5.4 transmits better and faster signal data due to which the tonal accuracy is better heard on Spigen) (ANC and Transperancy) The adaptive ANC works the best out of all of them, other than that Communicating and Outdoor mode are quite similar, Indoor mode is also good. Transparency is even better than the Cmf Headphones 2 pro, yeah I have tested it out side by side with my friend's Cmf, and spigen won! (Connectivity) Dual pair seems to work flawless, Connection speed is also faster compared to my Oneplus Nord buds 3.. Range is also fine around 15-20 metres. Latency is around 30-40ms and also the gaming mode makes it minimal though I rarely use it.. (Comfort) The Cushioning of the cups and head band is really soft. Weight wise the headphones are slightly heavier but I never felt it while wearing them. The fit is snug but ofc sweats the ears just like the other Sub 8k over ear headphones... (Battery) Battery life is approximately around 55-60hr with Transparency/ANC and 40-45% Vol. Charging speed is decent ≈ 1.5hr-2hr to full charge.. (APP SUPPORT) I saw many reviews complaining about the plain UI of the Spigen App but, I don't mind it actually.. As far as I'm getting proper feature control for headphones, I'm good.. Literally No one is offering this amount of Features in App in this Price bracket.! Also I saw 2 Firmware Updates since I bought them (3weeks ago), so yeah they are improving day by day! (Build Quality) Overall build quality looks solid but it all depends on the handling for the longer sense of time... I'm using the Hard pouch to carry and keep them.. Overall they are Bang for a Buck!!! 9.7/10! [Not Paid review ofc (T__T)] P. S: Their Customer support is brilliant!!!! They are helpful and replies really fast..

I used the Spigen SP-H10 headphones for several days and overall, they’re excellent for the price—especially under ₹3000. Comfort (10/10): Super comfortable, even during long study sessions. I could wear them for hours without any discomfort, which is a big plus for students or anyone working long hours. Sound (8/10): Sound quality is good out of the box, but gets even better if you tweak the EQ settings a bit. Not audiophile-level, but more than enough for regular use like lectures, videos, and casual music. Build Quality (9/10): The build feels solid and the case is strong, which makes it reliable for daily use and carrying around. Battery (10/10): Battery life is outstanding. With ANC on, it lasted me around 6 days with ~7 hours of usage per day, which is honestly impressive. Issue: The only downside I noticed was slightly loose hinges and a small sound when moving my head. It’s not a dealbreaker for everyone, but it was noticeable enough for me to return the product. Final Verdict: If not for the hinge issue, this would be an easy 5-star product. Still, at this price point, it’s one of the best options available. Great for students and long sessions. ⭐ 4/5

I am writing a review for the first time cuz I think that these headphones should be praised for what it's worth..... For the price of 2.5k there are no headphones on the market that could match this one. It's far...far better than boat or noise or goboult, even there 5k headphones do not sound this good. Here I'm giving details of important aspects of this headphone - 1) Build - Good for the price and even you get a strong case with it which no other brand provides. 2) Sound - Out of the box sound is not that good they haven't tuned it well but when you tune it, it sounds insane for this price range. Here, I am also sharing my EQ settings for you guys - Frequency - Level 60 - 6 220 - (-8) 500 - 1 1k - 0 2k - 2 2.5k - 1 5k - 2 7.5k - 2 12k - 2 16k - 3 I hope it'll help. 3) Comfort - They are really comfortable. I almost use it for about (4-6) hours daily. (For my studies, music and entertainment altogether.) So... for all the students who are seeing this... Yes it is quite comfortable. 4) Connectivity - There is no such major connectivity issue, but sometimes I have to remove it from paired devices list and reconnect cuz it doesn't appear on the Spigen Audio App but it happens only sometimes...not a big deal breaker for me. 5) ANC - ANC is surprisingly good, you will definitely feel the difference. P.S- This is not a paid review. I am just writing this because it's very underrated and value for money.

The Spigen Audio SA-HP P10 is currently making waves as a "hidden gem" in the budget audio segment. At the ₹2,300–₹2,500 price point, it offers a feature set usually reserved for headphones costing twice as much. ​Here is a breakdown of how it performs: ​The Highlights ​Active Noise Cancellation (ANC): For ₹2,300, the 43dB ANC is surprisingly effective. While it won't beat Sony or Bose in canceling out high-pitched voices, it excels at neutralizing low-frequency hums like AC units, fans, and engine drones. ​Battery Life: The claimed 60 hours is a massive win. Even with ANC turned on, you can comfortably get through 40+ hours, meaning you only need to charge it once every week or two for average use. ​Premium Extras: Unlike many budget competitors, Spigen includes a high-quality hard shell carrying case that feels very premium. ​Customization: The Spigen Audio App allows you to tweak the EQ. This is crucial because the "out-of-the-box" sound is slightly bass-heavy and can feel "muffled" to some; a quick adjustment in the app brings out the clarity. ​Technical Performance ​Sound Quality: It features 40mm drivers. The tuning is "V-shaped" (boosted bass and treble), making it great for Bollywood, EDM, and Hip-Hop. Audiophiles might find the soundstage a bit narrow, but it’s a significant step up from standard budget brands like boAt or Noise. ​Gaming Mode: It features a low-latency mode that holds up well for casual gaming, though competitive FPS players might still prefer a wired connection. ​Call Quality: The 5-mic system is decent for indoor calls. In windy or noisy outdoor environments, the mic tends to struggle slightly but remains usable. ​Build & Comfort ​Design: It has a clean, matte black professional look. It doesn't look like a "cheap" toy. ​Fit: The ear cushions are soft, but the clamp force is slightly firm. This is great for the gym (they won't fall off), but if you have a larger head or wear glasses, you might feel some pressure during 3+ hour sessions. To get the most out of your Spigen SA-HP P10, especially since the "out-of-the-box" sound can feel a bit muffled or muddy, applying a custom EQ and ensuring your firmware is current is the right move. Updating the firmware is critical for these headphones, as Spigen has been releasing patches (like version 0.1.0.2) to stabilize the ANC performance and Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity. ​Connect First: Ensure your headphones are paired to your phone via Bluetooth (the screenshot shows "Headset is not connected"—make sure they are active). ​Open the Spigen Audio App: Go to the Settings tab (the third icon at the top of your screen). ​Check Version: Look for an option labeled "Firmware Update" or "Software Version." ​Download & Install: If an update is available, keep the headphones close to your phone and do not turn them off during the process. It usually takes about 3–5 minutes. ​Restart: After the update, it’s a good idea to turn the headphones off and back on again to ensure the new settings take effect. ​Quick Tip for Best ANC ​In your screenshot, you have "Multi-Mode ANC" set to "Noisy." This is the strongest setting, but if you feel a "pressure" in your ears (cabin pressure effect), try switching it to "Adaptive" mode. It will automatically adjust the strength based on the noise around you, which can be more comfortable for long study sessions.

I took a chance because it's Spigen and they have done an excellent job but with one major issue and that is a workstopper... This headphones suffer from major connectivity issues specially with iPhone. I have paired this with my iPhone 14 Pro Max and Samsung Fold 4... The app is very buggy on iOS and needs loads of refinement but the disconnection is painful and unacceptable. The disconnection keeps going on while a call comes on iPhone while I am listening to an audiobook on my Fold. It simply disconnects while on the call and then it takes multiple shut downs to reconnect....Very annoying....Other than this, very comfortable like my Bose QC45, decent ANC, decent battery life and a really good looking case... Please Spigen fix the connectivity issues with a software upgrade ASAP....Thank you Amazon for super fast delivery

Good product, bass quality is also nice

I recently got these headphones and I'm impressed with the value they offer. When compared to more expensive models like the Sony 1000XM5, they hold up well in terms of comfort and build quality. Comes with aux cable and Hard case. Pros: Comfort: They fit nicely with comfortable cushioning, making them suitable for long listening sessions. Sound Quality: The sound signature is V-shaped, providing elevated bass and clear mids, making it enjoyable for most listeners. In the song called Niravana by Madeon, there is a tribal like drum beat in the beginning. I was able hear a sub drum too with these headphones that i had never heard before. Transparency Mode: This feature is fantastic, offering natural-sounding ambient awareness, which is quite impressive. Battery Life: The battery life is solid, usually requiring a charge every one to two days. App Features: The app allows for button remapping, such as changing volume rockers to skip tracks, which is a handy customization option. Cons: Multipoint Connectivity Quirks: Switching between devices can be tricky, especially during calls, and adding a third device requires manual disconnection. Noise Cancellation Button: It cycles through all modes, including off, which can be inconvenient for users who prefer specific settings. Limited App Functionality: The app is quite basic, with minimal impactful settings and lacks features available in other Bluetooth headphones at this price point. More customization options would have been appreciated. Auto-Turn Off Feature: An auto-turn off feature is missing, requiring manual shutdown to save battery, which is inconvenient compared to earbuds that auto-disconnect. There is a sleep timer, but it needs to be enabled each time. Charging while using: The headphones cannot be turned on and used while charging. It can only be used while charging using the aux cable. It won't turn on as long as either the aux cable or the charging cable is attached to the headphone. Overall, these headphones are a great choice for those seeking quality sound and comfort without breaking the bank.

As a person with noise sensitivities and multiple forms of neurodivergence, I was looking for a pair of high quality noise cancelling earphones. I cannot use anything in or on my ears because they hurt. This pair has been an absolute win for me! I primarily use it with adaptive noise cancellation at home because I live close to a noisy street. I also use it for casual streaming and music, nothing fancy, and it works beautifully for the purpose. The battery life is also pretty good for my usage. I have had two pairs of loops earplugs (quiet and engage) that I carry when I travel, but these earphones, despite the added bulk, will definitely be replacing them.