BEST BUDGET! SoundPEATS Truengine 3 SE True Wireless Earbuds | mrkwd tech 

Is it better than sabbet e12

Have you wore them while working out?

@@mustafashah2975 bro they sound nice indeed however I don't think they made for workouts.

can you tell me how the bass is? i prefer really good thumping / rumbling bass

Do they have play back

How they are now

I own the TE3SE and I don’t hear this Bass you guys are talking about. I like the TrueAir2 MUCH MUCH better.

How's it work for you

Do you like them?

@@Jaden-kw6wo for the price point these are absolutely spot on. I needed a pair for meetings and like casual music listening while working. Of course these won’t replace my over headphones but for the purpose of high quality music listening for the price point these are better than most earbuds that cost twice as much.

That would be an awfully long video but entertaining. 🤔

Hey bro. I have you tested gaming with it?

@@javierlandry489 you spelt "girlfriend's" wrong

Working on it!

I think it's only necessary for microphone-/business-oriented earphones where you constantly switch devices and need to be on the move. If you use earphones for music/gaming/traveling, I don't think it's a necessity but rather a nice feature to have.

@@m.tammekivi It is a really nice feature have that's why I feel its a must. That's why it was included in the Sony xm4s after a bunch of people requested it.

there is Fiil T1 XS as well. the latest one though...

I have had the fill t1x for quite some time, and they are one of my favorites. Every time I decide to take away pain by a sound peat earbud, I end up returning them. Granted earbuds are highly individual. However, after buying many in a search for a great bud, the fill t1x checks all the boxes .Bomaker SIFI and Back Bay Duet 50 are other top notch, inexpensive favorites of mine! Mark, I am extremely interested in getting a pair of ANC buds for the gym. the market has exploded recently with many cheaper alternatives to the Sony's, etc I would really appreciate one of your reviews focusing on the Transmart Hybrid ANC earbuds. They are new and can be had for $99. from Amazon. I'm really tempted to buy these however I would appreciate an honest opinion. THAT'S why I'm turning to you!!😁🙄

These and the FIILs are like the 2 best when it comes to sound and I have the AirPod Pros and these are both better in terms of sound quality and battery life.

@@carlson2012abqb How would you compare the sound of the Fiils to the sound of the Truengine 3?

yeah, waiting for it too

waiting for it too

That would be Nice

Did you watch El Jefe top 5?

I am torn between these 2 also! It looks like the sound Pete are only $40 now on Amazon.

Hhhh same quastion....without answer

@@aymensaadallah258 after I saw many reviews I decided not to t buy any of these ear phones , I will wait and get Med-rang or high end like Galaxy buds or something like that

Hi, i got that problem too.. the only way to reduce the noise is connect the L. Don't connect the R. So 70% noise on the right earbuds decreased.

Mine have too, really annoying.

And the thing is, sometimes it is not even there

Mine is really noticeable on the right earpiece, especially if you’re watching a video.

Maybe its the early production. I immediately ordered them. It is annoying

@@toby-senpai4156 yes. Mine too. Its 1st batch. Idk for the newer batch cuz they change the packaging but the SQ idk if it still has same defect or not. The only way to decrease the Right noise is just connect with the (L) one. 70% static on the right will gone.

There's specialized earphones for gaming. These wouldn't be the best option.

@@m.tammekivi do you have any recomendation for that?

yeah im trying to search for yt videos focused on gaming latency (good fit for outdoor activities is a plus)

hi, did you figure out what to do with it? it happened to my left one too and I have no clue what to do with it now

Yes - Creative Outlier Air has been around for a while now and these have just upped their sound quality A LOT compared to older buds. Hope that helps!

Thank you for the your advice

np

How about the battery life?

@@i_watch_everything i think they can work and play even cca 4 hours straight, the battery life is pretty good

Are they comfortable while laying in bed? I like falling asleep while watching Netflix so I'd greatly appreciate an answer

@@oPlains deoends on how soft ur pillow is if your gonna sleep sideways mostnof the time its okay but it would kinda irittate you since it bulges so remove the other side so that you'll get comfy but the sound quality is imaculate!

@@fuckinghacker345 thanks! :D

Buy the Tevi if you really concern about sound quality, i already listened both of them... But for the price point... buy the soundpeats

@@yohanpribadi9911 my airpods pro are not working anymore. Do you think the soundpeats can replace my airpods. Can it offer the same sound quality or better?

@@joris2032 nope... i think airpods pro still best value 😊 but if you really concern about sound quality maybe you should consider lypertek tevi.

Yes, you should have a native voice recorder app for that.

Same question

I am wondering the same thing, since it seems that the truengine is "amazing sound" but I am wondering if that's "for the price". I am very concerned with the fit because a lot of earbuds tend to slowly come out of my ear, which the wingtips on the liberty should help with. I am receiving both today from amazon and I have also been using the mpow x3 for around a week now. Let me know if you would like my opinion on how these three compare.

@@darieroman10 I would love to hear your opinion/ thoughts on them.

@@mikechrn Hey, I just tried both in a few genres: house, europop, edm, hiphop, and pop. I can clearly say that I strongly prefer the liberty 2 pros. They have a wider soundstage and much more detail in the vocals. The bass is great on both, but the truengine 3 se slip out of my ear like I expected they would (I tried all the eartips). When this happens on the soundpeats, the bass become much less powerful, which makes a lot of sense. Personally, I strongly prefer the liberty 2 pro because of the fit, detailed vocals, and soundstage. However, if I were to consider the cost, I would say the soundpeats are a much better deal for sure. However the deciding factor for me is the fit. Keep in mind that my ears seem to reject earbuds without eartips, so your mileage may vary. I would recommend buying the soundpeats to see if you like the sound and if they stay in your ears under all conditions. If yes, then they are great! If they don't and you have some extra money to spend, try the liberty 2 pro. A good alternative might also be the truengine 2, which have eartips and dual drivers, but I have not personally tried them. Let me know if you would like any extra info, I would be happy to share my experiences!

What.'s ur choise ?

EC Santos hell yeah they do, much better value

Atanu Roy this i would also like to know