Nice — here are affordable true‑wireless earbuds that punch above their price in bass, with a quick note on why each is good and a price range so you can pick what fits your budget.

Top picks for strong bass (budget → mid‑budget)

• Anker / Soundcore Life P2 (or Life P2 V2) — punchy, warm low end at a very low price; long battery life and IPX water resistance. Great value if you want noticeable bass without spending much. Price: ~$30–$60. (TechBloat.com)

• Anker / Soundcore Life P3 (if available in your market) — one of Soundcore’s bass‑forward budget models with EQ presets/“Bass” mode in the app for extra low‑end impact. Price: ~$50–$80. (Soundcore models are commonly recommended for bassy tuning.) (TechBloat.com)

• OnePlus Nord Buds 2 — tuned with enhanced bass and a selectable EQ/“Master EQ” modes; includes features like decent battery life and (in some versions) ANC at a budget price. Price: around $50–$70 at launch. (Lifewire.com)

• TOZO T10 — frequently mentioned as a bargain with solid, deep bass and strong water resistance (IPX8 on many revisions); often available at steep discounts. Price: ~$20–$40. (TechBloat.com)

• JLab Go Air Pop (or JLab JBuds line) — extremely affordable, includes a dedicated “Bass Boost” sound setting and consistently scores well for value; good battery life for the price. Price: ~$20–$35. (people.com)

• Skullcandy Dime 3 (or other Skullcandy budget TWS) — tuned to be fun and punchy without being muddy; a good “bass that’s enjoyable” option under $50. Price: ~$20–$40. (SoundGuys.com)

How to pick the best one for you

• Fit matters for bass: a good seal with silicone tips (in‑ear) gives deeper, tighter bass. If you prefer half‑in‑ear designs, expect less sub‑bass. (scarbir.com)
• Look for an app/EQ or a “bass boost” mode — you can get much more impact by switching presets or using the equalizer. (Nord Buds 2 and many Soundcore models provide this.) (Lifewire.com)
• If you want physical punch (impact) vs. sheer low‑frequency extension (rumble), cheaper models can deliver the punchy feeling even if they won’t reproduce the deepest sub‑bass like premium earbuds. (SoundGuys.com)

If you want, I can:

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