SoundPEATS H3 Hi-Fi Earbuds, Triple Hybrid Drivers (2BA+1DD), Black

These are such good value for the money. Have been testing them for the last week. The sound is the highlight for me, it is unreal. For me, the adaptive EQ works is the best but you can play around with it to see what sound you like. Controls are very easy for me as I had the H1 so remembered how they worked instantly. Comfort is another strong point for me. People have been saying battery life is bad, but imo if it is giving you 4hs with ANC, tbf that is all you need and you put it in the box and it gets charged so quickly. With the box, it should give you a total of close to 37 hours of music time which is fine for me, so complaints there. I talk a lot on my earbuds and people use to complain every time with my previous earbuds, so these are really good as I have not had any complaints from people in various conditions. Only complaint I have got is the app is slow and can be buggy at times. Go for it if you have a budget under £100.

I'm usually too lazy to write reviews. And I'm kinda picky when I buy things because, in addition to being lazy, I'm also cheap. But these earphones are making me *feel things*. To know: ANC seems pretty ok to me (not mind blowing). Call quality seems ok (fine but I've heard better). Battery seems a bit short on paper but it's not caused me trouble (yet). Plastic on the earphones and case feels slippery (not great for those of us in the cursed sweaty-palms, clumsy-fingers population). Gesture controls only work half the time i.e. they're crap (though you can switch them off). Robolady-voice that says "CONNECTED" every time you put them in is quite annoying (you can switch that off too). But I'm still giving these 5 stars because the Sound is Superb. I'm having an Experience when I listen to music that I've not had in ages. I thought I was old and jaded but apparently I just needed to stop accepting "good enough" Sound Quality in my earphones. These have triple drivers which, turns out, makes a noticeable difference; I can hear details in music I haven't heard in a while and it... Makes me smile. (Also cry, but let's not talk about that) There are so many "good value" earphones that do a "good job" with music. I'm not knocking them; They have better ANC and call quality and other handy features. Compared to them, I can guarantee you that these earphones don't have the best features at this price point. But what these earphones lack in features they make up with a wonderful depth and detail in sound. They're giving me the feels. And that, for me, means they're worth keeping.

Yes okay, well I'm not entirely in the mood to write an elongated in depth review but these things are actually good and I'm a fair audiophile. Out the box these don't shine but shown my favoured V eq, these come alive. Sub bass is present, not as thunderous as over ear headphones with 45mm+ drivers but enough to carry EDM nicely. Mids are not over pronounced, fairly neutral. Treble is, once pushed up, sharp but not intrusive, clear, a nice edge to cymbals and tops of vocals. Sound stage is fairly forward for the bass as to be expected in earphones, and somewhat ranged for the mids and tops. A nice balance overall. I'm a bad one for trying and returning, but these will be staying. Slightly over priced in my opinion however they fit my ears well, isolate external sound through the canal nicely with a good seal and fit under my motorbike helmet. What I will say and why I knock a star off, voice on calls is quite low in volume considering their abilities. Probably won't be able to take calls on the bike. Battery time to be tested yet

Great sound from a pair of TWS buds. I’ve been using TWS since the very first pair released on Kickstarter back in about 2016 and I’ve also delved into the world of hi-resolution audio with several sets of IEMs and Over Ear headphones. These definitely fall somewhere in between, with better sound quality than any TWS buds I’ve tried and leaning towards some of the more expensive hi-resolution pairs I own. A little larger than I’m used to, but actually very light and better than anything with stalks. I found them uncomfortable the first time i wore them, towards the rear of the bud, but haven’t noticed anything since. You need to push the tips into your ears, which I think moves the rear part of the bud slightly away from the ear. Connectivity was a breeze, you just have to do it through your Bluetooth settings rather than the Apple/Android quick connect feature, but it takes a few seconds at most. I’ve had no issue connecting to the app, it just takes a few seconds of ‘connecting….’ spinning around. Although I never understand why the connection between buds and app isn’t immediate. The PeatsAudio app is feature-filled and easy to navigate, with different ANC settings, EQ options, touch-control customisation, device location, firmware update, even a feature to determine whether the buds are well-fitted into your ears. Sound is good, really good. They come with several different sized silicon tips and some Comply foam tips, and it’s always worth testing what’s best for you. I’m using silicon tips from Flare Audio rather than the included ones. I did try Flare Audio foam tips but the fit wasn’t good. As expected there’s a fair bit of sparkle and extra detail coming through. I’m no bass head, but get a good fit and you’ll hear it’s nice & tight. There are several EQ settings within the PeatsAudio app which other enthusiasts declare is absolutely necessary to get the best out of these. So far I’ve been happy with the default Soundpeats custom sound and Bass boost preset options. But several presets and a custom EQ are available. ANC has never been a priority for me, so I don’t have much experience with it, but Indoors or on public transport they have been good. Absolutely no background noise whilst listening to music and quiet & soothing with just ANC activated. There are several different ANC flavours within the app: Adaptive, Indoors, Outdoors, Traffic with slight differences, but mostly similar in effect. One problem so far is that the ANC is terrible in windy conditions, which I have seen other users mention. In this scenario, you have to disable ANC altogether. It actually sounds more like you have enabled transparency mode instead. This can be fixed with a firmware update, which is a feature in the PeatsAudio app, so fingers crossed that’s coming soon. Overall, for under £100 these were a no-brainer for me. The general feeling from other users familiar with the Soundpeats Brand is that they should stabilise around this price point too. Definitely worth it over many other well known brands.

All I can say is WOW! These headphones are truly underrated. They simply are stunning, and they come alive if using with an Android phone and you have enabled LDAC in the appropriate developer options and in the app as well as Bluetooth settings. Then pair them with PowerAmp and set the EQ in the Peatsaudio app and WOW! Just WOW! The sound quality and presentation is brilliant! The ANC is excellent too!

Great sound out of the box, no complaints there, but the software for control of both sound configuration and functionality is very poor. The battery life for music at normal volume is about 4 hours, nowhere near the claimed 20+. 5* for sound quality but 2* for app and battery life.

Excellent quality sound for the money. Missing some niceties like the music stopping when you take them out, or being able to activate passthrough by tapping, but for the money I cant complain.

Wow! The sound! I had good earbuds before, more comfortable that these ones, more expensive, but noone of them sounded like these. Brilliant sound considering low price. Recommend to anyone looking for "punchy" earbuds.

Ottimi auricolari wireless. Dopo averne provato molti, questi soddisfano al meglio le mie esigenze. Partiamo dagli aspetti positivi: -Costo (costano quasi un terzo delle Technics AZ-100 e delle Sony WF-1000XM6) -Qualità audio: Ottimo suono, ben bilanciato, con bassi corposi e con la migliore separazione delle tracce percepita da delle cuffiette in-ear wireless, sia grazie al codec hi-res che offrono, sia alla composizione multi driver di queste cuffie. Inoltre si può fare l'equalizzazione tramite app, che nonostante la preferirei leggermente più "precisa" e dettagliata, è ben fatta. -ANC: Ovviamente non sono al livello delle Airpods, tuttavia superano le Technics e fanno il loro lavoro. Ci sono diverse modalità di ANC che si possono cambiare. Le uso ogni giorno in posti di traffico e non vado oltre il 50/60% di volume. -Comfort/Design: Nonostante siano un po' grandi, sono ben fatte e sigillano bene l'orecchio. Unica cosa migliorabile è che propongo di usare un materiale più "gommoso" nella parte interna degli auricolari dato che sono fatte come delle IEM, così c'è un ulteriore comfort. Invece il design mi soddisfa, bella colorazione, elegante, non danno all'occhio. -Connettività: Molto buona, si connettono veloci anche se ogni tanto, durante la riproduzione della musica si sente una leggera mancanza di stabilità nell'audio ma è raro (tipo una volta al giorno) quindi non critico questo aspetto (anche se migliorabile). Punti "negativi": -Qualità costruttiva del case: Qui specifico il case e non le cuffie, che nonostante abbia un bel design, si sente che è fatto di plastica di scarsa qualità, anche perchè il coperchio si sente che non si chiude proprio fluidamente. (Ovviamente, considerando il prezzo è ragionevole). -Design dell'app: Nonostante l'app sia funzionale, trovo che il design di essa sia molto basilare / poco "professionale". -Batteria: Non è un problema che mi preoccupa anche perchè non uso le cuffie più di due ore di fila per la musica, tuttavia va sempre valutata che la capacità della batteria, con l'ANC attiva, dura molto poco (circa 4 ore) rispetto alla maggioranza degli auricolari di oggi di gamma. Ultime considerazioni: I comandi touch sono funzionali, non pretendo molto lì, non ho trovato problemi di sensibilità. Se avete bisogno degli auricalari per ottima qualità audio, ANC decente, prezzo basso, questi sono i migliori.

Excelentes audifonos, lo mejor que ha sacado SoundPeats. Había tenido desiluciones con esta marca que incluso dos de sus audifonos, solo los usaba para hacer llamadas y cortas, pero con estos audífonos las cosas cambian para bien. Había visto reviews de que dicen ser unos buenos audífonos y ya lo corroboré que si es cierto. El sonido es muy bueno, se escuchan muy bien en todos los generos: Rock, Pop, Clásica, Salsa, Electrónica, todo muy bien. Muy comodos, y la bateria dura bastante. Al hacer llamadas las otras personas me dicen que se escuchan bien, así que 100% Recomendables. Sin gastar tanto y una buena calidad. Eso si, no sé si en unos meses fallen o la batería se agote tanto, pero creo que vale la pena darles una oportunidad.

Najlepsze sluchawki jakie miałem. Przebijają sony, denona, air podsy. Trzeba tylko odpowiednio ustawić korektor w aplikacji i włączyć kodek ldac. Przez 3 przetworniki słychać świetnie odseparowane ścieżki dźwiękowe

Los H3 aparecen en numerosas críticas como uno de los mejores TWS en cuanto a calidad de sonido, dentro lógicamente de los auriculares bluetooth, siendo comparados con TWS tope de gama en sonido que los doblan o triplican en precio como los Noble Fokus o los BW Pi8. En algún foro audiófilo lo comparan con IEMs cableados audiófilos de 150-200€. Los conseguí reducidos de precio en el black Friday, y por 99€ son una excelente opción (su precio normal 149€ tampoco es malo). Su forma es del tipo de los IEM audiófilos, lo que hace que sean más llamativos que los tipo bastón, y por eso mismo, algo menos cómodos, aunque encajan bien en la oreja y no tienden a caerse y he podido usarlos varias horas sin problemas. El color dorado aumenta esa sensación de auricular premium, pero también que sea más llamativo. Sin duda, si por algo destacan estos auriculares es por su sonido. Muy equilibrado entre frecuencias, sin sobresalir ninguna. Los graves son abundantes, pero no ensucian el sonido ni se comen a las frecuencias medias, y los agudos son competentes sin sibilar. Ninguna frecuencia pisa a las demás y tiene un aceptable nivel de detalle para el precio y el ser TWS no cableados. Respecto a otras características, no he probado las llamadas. El ANC es bueno dentro de este tipo de auriculares (los orejeros aíslan mucho más, pasiva y activamente). Tiene códecs Hi-Res (Aptx, LDAC). El auricular se puede emparejar a 2 dispositivos a la vez, pero sólo si desconectas el LDAC. Con LDAC activado sólo puedes conectar a 1 dispositivo. Por cierto, para emparejar se hace abriendo la caja pero con los auriculares dentro, sin sacarlos, y pulsando el botón posterior de emparejamiento. No tiene paro automático cuando te lo quitas de la oreja. La duración de batería depende mucho del tipo de escucha. Ya lo dice el propio fabricante, que si usas LDAC y ANC, no te llega a las 4 horas, cosa que he comprobado cierta, pero si desactivas ANC duran bastante más. Aparte, su estuche permite cargarlos adicionalmente. Por cierto, dicho estuche de carga y transporte es un poco más grueso que otras opciones, si piensas llevarlo en el bolsillo del pantalón. Finalmente, lo peor en mi opinión es la app de soundpeats. Malas traducciones, el nivel de batería lo indica en figura, pero no numérico (por lo que es menos preciso). Tiene varios EQ predefinidos que en mi opinión son malos y no mejoran el sonido, pero afortunadamente tiene un ecualizador que te permite ajustar bastantes frecuencias y modificar el sonido a tu gusto. En cualquier caso, el ajuste plano que trae de fábrica va bastante bien. El control táctil de los auriculares funciona bien y responden bien a la pulsación, pero los ajustes que trae de fábrica son un poco extraños y aunque se puede modificar las funciones que asignas a cada toque, al menos a mí, se desconfigura cada vez que usas el H3 en otro dispositivo que no sea el móvil (por ejemplo un DAP shanling o A&K). En definitiva, que si tu prioridad es el sonido, el H3 es una excelente opción calidad-precio.

I own about 50 pairs of wireless earbuds, which all started with the Bragi Dash. Many high end pairs from Sennheiser, Bang & Olufsen, Denon, Bowers & Wilkens as well as mid-range offerings from Samsung, Google, Sony and Bose make up most of my collection. I've recently started getting into sub $150 earbuds and acquired some Earfun, nothing ear and monster buds. I've heard of SoundPeats as they're constantly being suggested in r/earbuds so I thought I'd give them a try and picked up both the H3 and PearlClip Pros. First Impressions & Fit: First and foremost, I purchased these on sale for $97 and at that price point they are near the bottom pricewise in my collection. Only a few monster buds and Earfuns are lower in price. At ~$100 these are a steal. I've played around with them for a few days and they sound great. They have good base and clear vocals. Music pops. They can get pretty loud, so I keep them to about 40% power. These perform better than mostly all of my midrange earbuds at a fraction of the cost. I prefer them over my Sony XM 4, 5 and 6's as they have a much better fit in my ears. They’re not heavy and don’t protrude too much from my ears and they haven’t fallen out. They have an excellent finish and look sharp. Connection: It easily paired up to my Galaxy Fold 7 through Bluetooth settings after removing them from the case and placing them in my ears. Afterwards I opened their app and selected the found device. I then enabled LDAC. Setup was clear cut and I had no issues. The connection to my phone was stable in my pocket and even when I was about 40 feet away with clear LOS. It also offers multipoint connection which I didn’t test out on the H3 but use multipoint on their PearlClips with my phone and laptop. The PearlClips work pretty well so I’d assume the H3 works just as well. Sound: They sound great. Through the app, I tried out their adaptive EQ function. The H3s throws out some great vocals and true to life sounding piano and guitar. Acoustic tracks sound on point. Bass is there and not too heavy. There were times when I felt like I was wearing one of my more expensive pairs of buds. ANC is pretty good, I used them while in the bathroom with the shower running and while I heard the muffled shower in the background, I was still able to hear my music which isn’t bad at only 40% volume. I’d probably rate it a bit below my Bose Quiet Comfort 2s but better than my Sony xm4s. XM5 and ultras do a bit better. But the H3s were less than half the price. Transparency works well too, as I was able to hear cars coming up behind me as I was taking my dogs for a walk around my town. Conclusion: I like these a lot and they have found a place in my rotation of earbuds. They’re a steal at this price point and I feel whole heartly they are the best buds that you can find for under $150 and will outperform some more expensive options.