SoundPEATS True Wireless Earbuds, TrueFree+ 5.0 Bluetooth Earphone In-ear Stereo Headphone Built-in Mic with Binaural Calls, Automatic One-Step Pairing, Total 35 Hrs Playtime, Noise Isolation

I was kind of surprised how good these sound. And not just how good they sound for the price. Previous IEMs and stuff I use or have used daily: Soundpeats Q12 & Q30, Shure SE215-BT1, Sennheiser 300cx, Brainwavz B2, Fischer Audio Eterna, Xiaomi Piston 2, various budget IEMs and Apple & Samsung IEMs etc. etc. + AKG K550 mkII Gear: iPhone 7, Spotify (note: I won't be able to use bluetooth 5 with these, but they work regardless) Tested sounds: Rap, punk, jazz; Spotify and self recorded music as wav and mp3, Mad Men via Netflix Check my previous Q30 review here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/review/R1TECGIKAR6HJS/ref=pe_1572281_66412651_cm_rv_eml_rv0_rv In comparison to Soundpeats Q30 the sound quality is superior. Note that the Q30 has aptx but these don't - seems that you actually don't have to look for aptx phones, these are better. Otherwise it seems that the company makes its IEMs with the same base consumer oriented sound signature: nice rich bass and somewhat recessed mids. The treble is kind of hard to describe; it has some of the same funny uncrisp presentation as the Fischer Audio Eterna, yet these seem a little more sparkly. Overall the sound is clear, well presented and separated. In addition with the fact that sq actually is pretty nice, these are a pair of good fatique IEMs that you can wear all day without getting tired of the sound. I didn't have any problems with the range, I didn't count but several meters nevertheless. ...If you can make the battery last all day, which you don't. Along with many other companies, Soundpeats has made a charging box for these which is quite essential. Of course you can use the IEMs for several hours, but when you don't use them, put them in the box and they'll charge. I did the ultimate battery test by travelling in a train, the battery lasted somewhere around 4-5 hours after which I had to put them back in the box and use something else. (Finland is a big country, you really can't make any wireless phones last travelling through the whole country :) The ergonomy was a surprise, I couldn' tell from the pictures if these were big or small - I do have big ears also :D - but they go in and stay in fine and don't stick out too much, so I suppose the size is just right. For really small ears I'd say get something else, perhaps another model with a connecting wire with a battery in it. For normal or big ears these are fine. I can't really say how these work for sports as I haven't tried to use these while jogging. At the gym they work great. I recently got the Shure SE215-BT1 to be my winter jogging IEMs that I can use under a beanie or whatever without them sticking out too much. As normal IEMs they are fine, but the old bt cable is pretty terrible (the improved Shure bt-cable is around 150€ - just for the cable only - yikes!). For the third of the price you can get these Soundpeats truefree(+) phones that do pretty much everything well. Superb bang for buck. Keep up the good work, Soundpeats.

I admit, before I bought any ‘true’ wireless headphones, I was skeptical. I’ve had wireless Bluetooth in ear ones for a while, but always the ones with a wire connecting both ears. Having tried these, I’m converted. There are pros and cons of both types, but think the pros outweigh the cons. Comfort and Security of the Fit: + I’ve tested these now at the gym and out and about, and possibly the most surprising thing for me is that they stay in and are actually really comfortable. I was concerned that by having the battery in the earpiece it would be too big, but it’s smaller than you’d think and light. - Downside to the ear buds not being connected together is that you can’t remove one ear quickly and let it be caught by the cable connected to the other around your neck - instead you need to stow it safely in the case or loose in your pocket (which I’m not keen on). This isn’t a fault of the headphones of course, and is true of any headphone of this design. + if you do just want one ear in to remain aware of your surroundings, it’s a LOT more comfortable using these than using cable headphones as there isn’t a cable to snag or another earphone to drag the cable. I really like that. Battery Life: + Very good - and moreover, they come with a case to keep each earbud in which charges them from a battery in the case itself. So essentially whenever you take them out of your ears and stow them in the case they start charging again which is useful when you’re out and about. (Essentially giving you two full charges when you’re away from home). Connecting: This took me a while to get the hang of actually: + Each earbud is essentially it’s own device, which means you can have them connected to different devices at the same time. A feature I’ve used a few times actually (in my case watching a YouTube video on how to make a certain recipe while at the same time listerning to music). - It wasn’t very intuitive to allow the headphones to connect to different devices, but I eventually learned that the Right earpiece is the master. If you connect the left one first to something and then connect the right, it’s fine. If you connect the right first then the left will just connect to that. Phone calls: +/- Certainly better than any wireless Bluetooth (cabled) earphones I’ve used, usually as the mic is on a cable which moves a lot while you’re taking. These are pretty good, but I have to say, nothing I’ve tried so far is as good at background noise isolation as using a phone directly. Phone calls are therefore only really viable in a quiet environment. Sound Quality + Decent, I’m impressed. I don’t think it’s tons better than other headphones I’ve used, but it’s at very least the same quality as wired in-ear headphones which is a compliment considering both headphones are Bluetooth. Range + I can happily move 7-8 meters away in an open room and still have sound connectivity. At home leaving an iPad upstairs I could make it downstairs and into the room underneath the device while still hearing what I’m playing. All in all, I’d say these are great headphones, and at the price ~£35, well worth it.

I was highly sceptical if purchasing a budget set of true wireless, considering the lowest tier TWS to be considered in the audiophile sphere start at £100 with a median of £150, however I was pleasantly surprised! General use is incredibly easy, this is my first experience using a set of TWS straight out of the box and the transition from unpacking to connecting is seamless. As higher range TWS the connect immediately upon disconnecting from the box which is very convenient and you can also use one earphone if you choose to. Comfort wise there is no issue, I have been jogging with the pair and it maintains it's snug fit with no risk of displacing, In terms of overall sound I was able to make no distinction between the SoundPEATS and my wired SoundMagic E11s. If I were comparing the sound to my high fidelity AD700's I probably would rank this at a 2/3 for sound quality. However relative to other TWS I think the difference is not substantial and certainly not worth the uphaul in pricing that comes with it. Having said that it's notable that a bass head should definitely look further afield towards the Jabra (£100) or Beats alternatives (£170) as it is very much the SoundPEATS weakest point. It edges 4 in this category simply due to the value for money, at such a low price point the sound is better than I expected it to be. Along with ease of use noise cancellation is in my opinion the highlight and it get's 5 stars. It's perfect for listening to ambient music with a focus on highs and mids in noisy settings such as a bar or coffeeshop. Overall an excellent product and would definitely recommend.

I have been using these earpoda for years and they have always perfectly worked. Sound it's decent. Good value for the money

صوتها مره حلو وعازله للازعاج بشكل متوسط لكنها مره وشحنها سريع وايضا التنقل فيها سهل بحيث ان حجمها صغير وايضا شكلها حلو صح انها كبيره على اذني بس والله حلوه ومريحه للاذن انصح وبشددة شرائها لي شهر استخدمها ومره تجنن ومفيده👍👍👍💥

UPDATE! Nous sommes le 14 Novembre et l'écouteur gauche refuse catégoriquement de s'allumer. Le reset et la charge ne font rien, il ne charge pas. Je vais les renvoyer. Nouvelle UPDATE: J'ai renvoyé les écouteurs, je n'ai pas eu à payer de frais et tout a été fait rapidement. Merci au vendeur qui est très réactif. J'ai été remboursé rapidement. (Commentaire d'origine) J'ai reçu ce produit aujourd'hui, donc une journée à l'avance (toujours appréciable!). La boîte Amazon était un peu abîmée et ouverte, mais la boîte des Soundpeats était intacte et scellée, donc je ne me suis fait aucun soucis à ce niveau-là. Ca faisait un moment que je voulais passer aux écouteurs true wireless, que je pensais être plus pratiques au quotidien. Plusieurs amis autour du globe m'ont recommandé les Soundpeats TrueFree+, et en regardant plusieurs vidéos et beaucoup de commentaires, j'ai craqué. La prise en main est vraiment très simple. Le packaging est sobre, ni plus, ni moins, donc rien à signaler à son sujet. Le câble de chargement est fourni avec plusieurs embouts afin d'avoir un confort optimisé (la paire déjà installée me va). Etant quelqu'un de pointilleux au niveau du confort, je peux attester que ces écouteurs m'ont séduit! Ils tiennent aussi vraiment bien des les oreilles et même si je n'ai pas encore eu l'occasion de les tester durant une séance de sport, je pense vraiment qu'ils tiendront jusqu'au bout. Les contrôles sont assez simples, intuitifs, et j'avais peur que lorsque j'appuie sur les boutons de chaque côté ça soit douloureux ou désagréable, comme d'enfoncer l'écouteur dans ses oreilles, mais au final ça n'est pas inconfortable, c'est une question d'habitude. Je n'ai pas eu l'impression que l'écouteur s'enfonçait ou quoi que ce soit. Au départ ça m'a fait un peu drôle, j'avais l'impression que ces écouteurs étaient beaucoup plus gros que la moyenne, mais au final j'ai pris l'habitude très rapidement (en sachant que j'écris ceci le jour où je les ai reçus!). De plus, ils ne sont pas si gros, après les avoir vus dans un miroir on s'en rend compte. La qualité du son est vraiment plus que raisonnable pour ce prix, les basses et les aigus sont bien égalisés et les écouteurs gardent cette bonne qualité peu importe le volume. Bref, complètement séduit! Je recommande fortement ces écouteurs à quiconque recherche des true wireless sur un budget, qui tiennent la route, et qui ont vraiment un look pro contrairement à ce que j'ai pu lire! La boîte et les earbuds ne font pas cheap du tout!

Product worth this price.. I got good.product and am.happy with that. Sound and noise cancellation was good

Ich habe mein Set im November 2020 für Meetings im Home Office gekauft - allerdings nur fürs Hören, ich habe ein separates Mikrofon. Besonders gefallen hat mir, dass er sehr klein und dezent ist. Seither habe ich fast jeden Arbeitstag 3-6 Stunden (mit Pausen) den rechten Knopf im Ohr und auch nach all der Zeit funktioniert alles top. Immer noch sind drei Stunden Meeting und mehr am Stück überhaupt kein Problem. Dazu sind sie angenehm zu tragen und halten ordentlich. Besonders klasse ist, dass sie beide einzeln funktionieren. Sollte der Akku des einen doch mal schlapp machen, kommt er in die Box und der andere ist nahtlos dran (ich habe immer nur einen im Ohr). Das Verbinden klappt IMMER super. Die Sprachqualität (hören) ist absolut einwandfrei. Bei Musik kann so ein günstiges Teil natürlich nicht mit wertigeren Kopfhörern mithalten. Das war auch nie meine Erwartung. Dennoch ist der Klang für den Preis absolut in Ordnung (ich habe ca. 35 Euro bezahlt und auch heute ist er mit Coupon für 37 Euro zu haben. Inzwischen habe ich zwei weitere Sets gekauft - für meine Frau. Sie hat recht kleine Ohrmuscheln und Probleme, passende Wireless In-Ears zu finden. Diese passen super und halten auch beim Joggen. Zwei sind es, weil ihr leider nach anderthalb Jahren einer aus der Tasche gefallen ist (sie hatte das Case nicht dabei). Aber sie mochte sie so sehr, dass sie die gleichen wieder haben wollte. Etwas schade ist der Micro-USB-Anschluss, aber das war zum Produktstart noch Standard. Alles in allem bin ich so zufrieden, dass ich mich auch nach all der Zeit veranlasst sehe, diese Rezension zu schreiben. Es war der klassische Moment, wo einem zwischendrin bewusst wird, wie zufrieden man mit etwas selbstverständlich Gewordenem ist.