What should I do if I hear a popping sound from soundcore P42i in Noise Cancelling mode during bumpy rides?

A popping sound during bumpy rides is a known physical phenomenon, not a product defect. Here's why it happens and what you can do.

Hearing a popping noise in Noise Cancelling mode during bumpy rides is a common physical phenomenon. Intense vibrations cause tiny gaps or sudden air pressure changes between the earbuds and your ear canals. The ANC microphones misinterpret this as external noise and generate a compensation signal, resulting in a "popping" sound.

You can try the following methods to mitigate this:

  • Change to ear tips that better fit your ear canals to ensure a tight seal.

  • Lower the ANC level (multi-level adjustment is supported).

  • Temporarily switch to Transparency mode or turn off ANC on bumpy roads.

  • If you need further assistance (e.g., to confirm if it's a hardware issue), please contact customer support.

 


 

If you need further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us.

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