When it comes time to shop for new wireless earbuds, the options can be mind-boggling. New models are arriving daily, and the prices can often be prohibitive, to say the least. But that’s starting to change. These days, you can get some great features at a price that’s hard to believe. Right now, that price is even less than usual — the Soundcore P30i wireless earbuds are now just $30 rather than the usual $50.

This is quite the wireless earbuds deal, but it’s unlikely to remain available long. Amazon says it’s a «limited-time deal,» meaning it could end at any time and without warning, so you do need to consider ordering your new ANC earbuds before it’s too late.

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Soundcore’s P30i wireless earbuds are available in no fewer than five different colors, so you can choose the one that best fits your style. We’re big fans of the lovely blue finish, but it’s your money and your choice.

Color aside, you’ll always get the same 45-hour playtime per charge and up to 42 decibels of advanced active noise cancellation. The technology blocks unwanted noise so you can better hear your content — perfect for busy offices and noisy commutes.

Your new earbuds are IP54-rated, so they can be used at the gym and in the rain without issue, and the two-in-one charging case can even be used as a handy phone stand as well.

Why this deal matters

We’re big fans of wireless earbuds because they can make it easier to listen to music, podcasts and audiobooks when you might otherwise not be able to. They’re great for hands-free calls as well, and at this price, we think now is the time you should consider ditching those old wired earbuds that came with your phone 10 years ago.

Google is beginning to roll out sensitive content warnings designed to give Google Messages users more control over viewing and sharing images that may contain nudity. The safety feature, which was announced last year, will automatically blur images suspected of containing nudity before they’re viewed. 

You’ll see a «speed bump» notification, where you have to stop and choose an option before opening a message, including learning why explicit images can be harmful, getting the chance to block the number immediately, getting the option to click Back or choosing the ability to view the image. It will also remind you of the potential risks of sharing explicit content and help prevent accidental sends.

Google said this process happens entirely on your phone to maintain privacy and ensure end-to-end encrypted messages remain accessible only to the sender and recipient. The company also clarified that it does not have access to image contents, will not know whether nudity actually has been detected and does not send identifiable data to its servers.

In a post on its website, the company acknowledged that the feature «isn’t perfect,» noting: «It may occasionally detect images that don’t contain nudity or not detect images that contain nudity.»

The feature is opt-in for adults via Android settings and enabled by default (opt-out) for users under 18. It will roll out to Android 9 and above, including Android Go devices, with Google Messages.

You’ll now be able to see the full cost of your Airbnb as you browse, including any sneaky cleaning and service fees. The short-term rental company announced it now automatically shows the total cost of a rental before taxes. 

The change comes ahead of a US Federal Trade Commission rule banning hidden fees, which is set to go into effect on May 12. Hotels and booking sites like Expedia will also be subject to the new rule, which called out «bait-and-switch pricing» for mandatory charges like resort fees.

Airbnb users in the US could turn on the «total price display» option manually for the past two years, but now you’ll see the full price by default. 

«With the global rollout of total price display, we’re making it easier for guests to better understand the price they’ll pay, and for hosts to succeed in a more transparent marketplace,» Airbnb said in the press release. The company declined the opportunity to comment further.

Airbnb has faced criticism over the years for advertising one price, then tacking on extra fees for cleaning and more during the checkout process. Transparent pricing allows you to compare prices more easily, so you don’t get the unpleasant surprise that your $150 deal suddenly increased to $225 because of «host fees.»    

The company also announced it’s adding tools to uncover more discounts, like adding extra nights to reduce the total cost of a stay.

If you’re planning now for summer travel, we have tips to help you save on the rest of your trip, too, including the best time to book flights and how to use AI to save for a vacation.

«One of our main tips is travel on Tuesdays/Wednesdays. Those days tend to be cheaper for flights and hotels versus weekends,» Aixa Diaz, a media relations spokesperson for AAA, said in an email.