These fit perfectly for me. Even better than apple air Pod 2s sound is surprisingly good, and whilst not amazing capsule pro 3 plus quality or H1 or my favourite H2.. but they are cheap, loud and fit incredibly stable and comfortable for bed. Which is where I will use them. Capsule 3 plus pro 3 is the SQ king..but these are great all around.
I prefer NON Silicone earbuds and just hook, hang and have a loose fit for me. I don't want to fully disengage normal environment sounds unless I'm on a plane. Great review. Thank you.
Same for me. I have some bone-conducting headphones because of that, but it's a bit awkward to use when wearing a knit cap in the cold, or wearing a mask (yes we still do that in Tokyo). So I wanted to try something like this and ordered a set which is arriving tomorrow. So thanks for the objective review. Does it have a Siri feature when tapping?
I already have a jabra n sony xm4 headphones. I use this when im in the office. Coz im forever listening to music and podcasts, but i need to hear my colleagues and the never-ending ppl coming in and out our office.
Great review. What are sounds peats like for data privacy? I have some Edifiers and the app is terrible (they sound good but hardware hasn't stood up over time). And I started getting spam (in Chinese which wasn't great as I don't read Chinese). And track record for updates for soundpeats? I had lypertek tevis which sounded good but had lots of issues between switching between my devices and firmware updates were non existant. I've gone back to the Sony link bud s (£120) as Sony are good for the app and updates, sound great and sooo comfortable. However, I need some cheap wireless earbuds for someone.
I don’t like the fact that you have to sign in to an account just to use the app but I haven’t experienced anything dodgy yet. Premium brands seem to be more reliable and consistent with updates but I did not have major issues with these buds whatsoever
Great review! Reviewers don’t often speak about occlusion while doing activities like running. Is there a headphone that you recommend for people that are sensitive to occlusion?
Have you had a chance to check out the soundpeats capsule pro 3 or the air3 pro? I have the air3 deluxe and the right one bother my ear and was wondering if the fit is smaller/ more or less comfortable. Or any other recommendations for a budget set. Don't care about noise canceling and I do like to be able to hear outside noises as I walk or right my bike. Thanks man, great review btw.
First of all, great content! Secondly, is it just my ears playing with me, or you do have a hungarian accent?😅 We tend to say that a hungarian can recognize another hungarian no matter how professional their language skills are😅
Great review. :) These seem like a mixed bag. It's great that they have support for a hi-res codec, but since they have an open ear design you're not going to get the sound quality you'd get if you had a good seal with ear tips. And the lack of ANC makes that situation worse. It's also kind of disappointing that you don't get wireless charging. For $50, I wouldn't expect both wireless charging and ANC, but it wouldn't be unusual to find one or the other for that price (e.g., from TOZO earbuds). The sensors for stopping and playing the music when the buds come out or go in your ears is a nice feature. I suspect this is where the money went for the earbuds, since it's rare to find that feature for this price. I don't know who these are for, really. Maybe office workers who want to listen to music while still but also need to keep aware of their surroundings? From your description, the earbuds seem too loose-fitting for anyone who exercises rigorously, so it's not going to be a good fit (no pun intended) for runners or gym rats. I suppose you could take them for casual walks, but from your shake test, I don't even know if I'd do that, because it looks like if you turned your head too quickly, the earbuds would fall out. They almost seem to me like Sony's LinkBuds, but I'm not sure that's what they were going for.
@@AndysTechTone Another positive I see is that they seemed to handle the traffic noise very well. I imagine they'd be good to use in a noisy restaurant or bar.
I have these, LDAC Version.. I specifically bought them for long uses in the office it beats the pressure on my head when compared to My Neobuds Pro (considered one of the most comfortable). This might fall out in rigorous CrossFit style exercises but if you're just doing the gym bro stuff you don't have any problems. The LDAC is a fine upgrade from the non LDAC version. Brings out the clarity and you will not have the muddy music at high volumes.. it's so satisfying to have these pair.. it is just missing the multipoint and wireless chi., I loved this pair so much I bought another one (white) for 25$ on a sale...
