The Soundcore P40i Blue is the Navy Blue version of Anker’s Soundcore P40i noise cancelling earbuds. Navy Blue is a deep, slightly muted blue, darker than a bright royal blue, so it reads almost black from a distance and shows its colour up close. It is a good middle ground for anyone who finds black too plain but does not want a loud colour in the office or on the metro. Underneath the colour it is the same earbud as the other versions: adaptive noise cancelling, 11mm drivers, six microphones for calls, up to 12 hours per charge and up to 60 hours with the case with noise cancelling off, and a case whose lid turns into a phone stand.
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Who Navy Blue suits
Navy works with almost everything people wear to work in the UAE: white kandura, grey or navy suits, denim and sportswear. The Soundcore P40i Blue is a good fit for commuters and frequent travellers who want earbuds that look a little more personal than black without drawing attention. On the case, a dark blue hides pocket fluff and scuffs nearly as well as black, so it still looks tidy after months in a bag. Clean the earbuds and case with a dry, soft cloth, and keep the charging contacts free of dust and sweat.
Built for the commute and the cabin
For the metro, the bus or a flight, the noise cancelling matters most. The Soundcore P40i Blue uses adaptive noise cancelling that reads the surrounding noise and adjusts the level by itself, with a manual setting in the soundcore app if you want control. A transparency mode lets announcements and conversation through without removing the earbuds. The app also offers wind-noise reduction for walks between stops and an ear-tip fit test, since a poor seal weakens any noise cancelling. Anker notes that in very loud places and at high volume the cancelling can feel less strong, and it does not publish a decibel figure.
Battery for long journeys
Anker rates the Soundcore P40i Blue at up to 12 hours on the earbuds and up to 60 hours with the case in normal mode with noise cancelling off. With noise cancelling or transparency on, plan on about 10 hours from the earbuds and about 50 hours with the case. Those figures were measured at 50% volume with default settings, so louder listening shortens them. A 10-minute charge gives about 5 hours of playback. The case refills in about 3 hours from a wall charger, or about 4 hours on a wireless charging pad.
The phone-stand lid on a tray table
The Soundcore P40i Blue case lid opens into a stand, which is handy on a plane tray table or a café counter for watching a series. Anker gives some practical limits: the phone sits in landscape, not upright; the stand is not meant for iPads, folding phones or phones in very thick cases; and the earbuds must be out of the case while it is holding the phone. That last point means the case is not charging them at the same time.
The rest, in brief
Each Soundcore P40i Blue earbud has an 11mm composite driver, with EQ presets, a custom EQ and HearID tuning in the soundcore app. Six microphones with an AI algorithm handle calls, and the earbuds can stay connected to two devices at once. The IPX5 rating covers sweat and splashes. Anker does not publish the Bluetooth version, codecs or weight on the product page.
Who This Is Not For
The Soundcore P40i Blue is not for swimming or showering, as IPX5 covers splashes and sweat only. Anker lists no hi-res codec such as LDAC, so it does not suit listeners chasing high-resolution audio. The case cannot charge the earbuds while it is holding your phone, and the stand does not take tablets, folding phones or a phone standing upright. Anker also publishes no noise-cancelling figure, so frequent long-haul flyers wanting the strongest isolation may prefer a higher tier.
Ordering from Totot
Totot sells the Soundcore P40i Blue brand-new and genuine in its sealed box, backed by a 1-year warranty from Totot. It reaches any emirate within 3 business days at most, with free delivery on orders from AED 300, with cash on delivery or instalments via Tabby and Tamara. Items that arrive defective or not as ordered can be returned within 14 days, and any shipping damage should be reported within 48 hours of delivery. Browse more in our Earbuds range, or see the official Soundcore P40i page.
Soundcore P40i Blue Specifications
- Model: Anker Soundcore P40i (A3955)
- Colour: Navy Blue
- Noise cancelling: Adaptive, with manual mode and transparency mode (no dB figure published by Anker)
- Drivers: 11mm composite
- Playback: Up to 12 hours (60 with case) with ANC off; about 10 hours (50 with case) with ANC on
- Talk time: About 7 hours with ANC off, 6.5 hours with ANC on
- Microphones: 6, with AI noise reduction
- Fast charging: 10 minutes for about 5 hours of playback
- Wireless charging: Yes, about 4 hours to charge the case
- Case: Charging case that doubles as a phone stand
- Water resistance: IPX5
- Multipoint: Yes, two devices at once
- App: soundcore: EQ, HearID, gaming mode, fit test
- Bluetooth version and weight: Not published by Anker on the product page
- Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot
Soundcore P40i Blue FAQ
Is the Soundcore P40i Blue a bright blue?
No. Anker’s Navy Blue is a dark, muted blue that looks almost black from a distance.
Does the Navy Blue case show dirt?
No, not much; like black, the dark blue hides scuffs and pocket fluff well.
How long does the battery last on a flight with noise cancelling on?
About 10 hours from the earbuds and about 50 hours with the case, at 50% volume.
Can I hear announcements without taking them out?
Yes. Transparency mode lets outside sound through.
Can the Soundcore P40i Blue connect to a phone and a laptop together?
Yes. Turn on Dual Connections in the soundcore app.
Is it different from the black version?
No. Only the colour differs; the specifications are identical.
Is it genuine?
Yes. We sell the genuine Soundcore P40i Blue by Anker, brand-new in its sealed box.
How long does delivery take?
3 business days at most across the UAE. Orders from AED 300 ship free, and the checkout page shows any current fee for your order.
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