Spigen 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 - +4220 Hz - +2500 Hz - -11k - 02k - +12.5k - +25k - +37.5k - +212k - +216k - +2You 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 budgetAnd 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..

Very good item . perfect for 5-6 hour continuous music play with sexy bass and no cut off in mids and lows also. Premium looks, premium case box, premium sound quality 👏👏. Battery life is also good it will run good for a week with 4-5 hours of daily usage. Buttons are tactile and good. Compatible with phone , pc over bluetooth and 3.5mm jack., mic quality is also good with anc it's uncompromised. Gaming is good with 40 ms low latency. You should purchase this . It's worth a purchase

This is a review after a month of using them. Got them on 29th may this year.First of all. Great ANC at this price, I wouldn't be brave enough to say it's the best but it's genuinely very good and if you have any trouble with it I suggest you to get a better seal with ears.Sound quality isn't that mind blowing. Just avg and good enough for this price and wouldn't really impress anyone. And yes I use a custom EQ I found on reddit, works good enough.The dual connection is actually really neat, i connect my phone and laptop at the same time and enjoy content on both.The latency tho.... Is a different story. It's awful. If you pay attention you can actually see the delay in audio vs video in YouTube. I do not use gaming mode and I do not think it should be necessary to enjoy youtube content. But I kinda got used to the mismatch (what else can I do) and live with it.Although what helps is that i already own another pair of headphones + IEM + TWS. So I just switch when I feel uncomfortable.The headband is nice. The cushion is great on the headband. The earcups can be better, yes they are soft but I feel the right side is kinda just a tad bit harder than the left side. And over long sessions they crumple up and i have to take them off to get back to shape. Although that is after like 3 hours of non stop usage. Yes the headband is adjustable which is amazing, the earcups fold in the natural curve on ear which is also nice. And they are very neck friendly. By which I mean you can keep them in your neck and walk around like a hipster lmao.Never games with them, for gaming i strictly use my IEMs which have zero latency.Battery life. Great lasts me a week with 3 hours of daily usage WITH ANC. So that's very neat so far. How it will hold up into the future? Well I don't know.

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 just received the Spigen SA-HP P10 today, and here is my first-impression review after spending a few hours with them.Unboxing & Build Quality (9/10)The unboxing experience feels premium. The carry case is high-quality and sturdy. Inside, the headphones and cables (USB and AUX) are neatly organized in separate compartments. The plastic build and texture feel robust, and the buttons have a satisfying click to them—they don't feel cheap at all. The ear cushions are incredibly soft and seal your ears completely. Also easy to use since they have given all the functionality in the buttons themselves.Note: They are a bit on the heavy/bulky side, so if you prefer ultra-light headphones, keep that in mind.Sound Quality (7/10)Out of the box, the sound is decent. It isn't mind-blowing, but it isn't bad either. Bass lovers might be slightly disappointed as it isn't heavy on the low-end by default. However, the Spigen app offers a custom equalizer, so you can tweak the sound to your liking.ANC & Call Quality (8.5/10)The Adaptive ANC works quite well. You might still hear a tiny bit of ambient noise, but that's expected from a headphone (it's not industrial-grade safety gear). The highlight for me is the call quality. Most reviewers skip this, but the 5-MIC setup works surprisingly well. The other person could hear me clearly even when I spoke softly (tested indoors).Features & ManeuverabilityFor this price point, I'm impressed that they rotate, fold, and elongate fully. The gaming mode is a nice bonus. The included cables are not cheap quality and have sufficient length.VerdictHaven't tested the battery cycle yet, but overall, I'd give it an 8/10 so far. If you want premium build, good ANC, and excellent microphone quality without breaking the bank, these are a solid buy.Pros:· Premium unboxing and travel case.· Sturdy build with soft cushioning.· Excellent microphone/call quality.· Foldable and adjustable.· Decent cables included.Cons:· Slightly heavy and bulky.· Bass could be punchier (use the EQ to fix this).

I spent almost a week researching headphones around ₹2.5k and was deciding between boAt, Noise, Boult, CMF and this one. Finally chose the Spigen HP P10, and I'm genuinely impressed.The first thing that stands out is the build quality. It doesn't feel like a typical budget headphone. The hard carrying case is a nice bonus, the hinges feel solid, and the ear cushions are soft enough to wear for hours without discomfort.The ANC works much better than I expected at this price. It almost completely removes the sound of my ceiling fan and significantly reduces other constant background noise. Transparency mode is equally impressive—it sounds natural instead of making voices robotic.Sound quality out of the box is decent, but it becomes much better after using the Spigen Audio app. The custom EQ makes a noticeable difference. I also confirmed with Spigen support that the EQ is stored in the headphone's onboard memory, so once you save your tuning, it stays active even when connected to a PC or other devices without the app. That was a huge plus for me.The app also supports firmware updates, which is something I didn't expect in this price range.Battery life has been excellent so far, Bluetooth connection is stable, and the controls are responsive.The only small thing I'd like is a slightly wider EQ adjustment range, but that's honestly a minor complaint considering the price.For around ₹2,500, I haven't found another headphone that offers this combination of:Good ANCNatural transparency modeCustom EQ with onboard memoryFirmware supportPremium build qualityComfortable fitHard carrying caseIf you're confused between the usual brands in this price segment, I'd strongly recommend giving this one a look. It genuinely feels like a product competing above its price range.

Decent quality for the price. However, there is nothing to write home about. Bass is good but clarity of mids and highs is very poor. Wireless sound is good but when the wire is used, there is cackling sound irrespective of source. Battery life is good and the hardcase is helpful. I did not bother to return or exchange. You get what you pay for. Cannot expect 20k quality from a sub 3k headphone.

Built quality is exceptional and th battery life is also decent, headphones are a bit tight but I'd say they are comfortable, the only I didn't really like was the sound quality, the out of the box one was terrible, even after changing configuration of the app it still didn't really sounded that good, and someone whose main goal out of there headphones was to have good sound quality and it honestly disappointed me a bit, ngl for sub 2500 it isn't that bad, but for it's price of 4500 a year ago, it was really really bad.