H3 Wireless Headphones, Triple Driver LDAC aptX Lossless, 55dB

My wife accidentally left my Panasonic earbuds on a plane and I chose these SoundPEATS H3 wireless ones as the replacements after reading reviews praising them. And I’ve honestly been thrilled with them myself. Their triple driver system gives you true audiophile-level sound from these small things. It’s like you’re sitting in front of quality speakers. Big bass, mellow mids, and nice crisp highs are all perfectly tuned. To test them, I connected to my iPhone via Bluetooth (very easy!), then listened to a few standard audiophile test albums: Kind of Blue by Miles Davis, The Nightfly by Donald Fagen, OK Computer by Radiohead, Brothers in Arms by Dire Straits, and (of course) Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd. I was blown away by the results. I actually heard things that I hadn’t heard on my Klipsch KG4s. Simply put, these things sound GLORIOUS. The adaptive hybrid active noise cancelling works well and has four different modes to choose from. The 6 built-in microphones are great for exceptional voice clarity when making phone calls, and the design filters out ambient noise, wind and the like to keep it as clear as possible. I’ve never had a problem with hearing someone’s voice or someone hearing my voice on a call. Battery life is pretty good, about 7 hours on a charge if you’re not using ANC, and the case holds a charge that can give you 30 hours more. Even when the batteries run out, it only takes 10 minutes in the case to get a couple of hours more. The earbuds are built well and I've no doubt they'll be durable enough to hold up over time. The SOUNDPEATS app lets you adjust EQ settings, assign custom touch controls, has a charge-remaining display, and some test features. It’s a decent app, enough for most people. If I had one thing to nitpick, it’s that the earbuds were a bit of a pain to keep in place while working out. Other than that, they’re a nice, comfortable fit, even while walking. And the sound quality is exceptional. The H3s’ performance compares favorably to earbuds from more famous brands that cost two or three times as much. For the price, they simply can’t be beat.

These earbuds sound amazing! I was not expecting the sound quality these earbuds have, and for the price the features they have are solid. You get a 10-band EQ that actually makes a difference, decent ANC and transparency mode, and the touch controls are super responsive. I love the design and out of all my earbuds (Bose QC ultra, Sony WF-1000XM5, Sennheiser TWM4) these fit me the best. I like the IEM style of earbuds so they are super comfortable for me and the look is also very appealing. The battery life lasts about 4 hours for me which is enough for what I use them for but that could definitely be an area for improvement. Regardless the sound quality is really impressive, the soundstage is wide and I can pinpoint where each instrument lies. The sound is very clean, the bass is tight and punchy, and the highs are crisp and clear. The mids are really well balanced and in conjunction this creates a sound that is very pleasing and instrument separation that is unmatched in this price range. I can hear minor details in my music like reverb tails and instruments or effects that usually get lost in the mix when I listen to music with other earbuds. Overall I would recommend these earbuds, especially if sound quality is your main priority. For this price they are definitely worth it, just make sure you download the app and dial in the EQ. The volume is plenty loud and I find myself playing them at 50% volume when I’m just sitting in the office.

The audio quality, fit, and ease of use of these headphones are great. The touch based controls work very well and I don't have any problem interacting with the headphones to change the volume, skip tracks, and change the ANC mode. The noise cancelling features of these headphones are very good and you can use these to listen to music at soft volumes in an otherwise noisy area, and it sounds quite good to boot. The battery life of the wireless buds is so-so but only a problem if you are the type to listen for more than 4-5 hours at a time with ANC enabled. The case charges them pretty quickly so there is no drawback for me. I am able to go on my regular walks with these earbuds in and only have to reset them once or twice during the walk.

I bought the SoundPEATS H3 earbuds because I was looking for a new pair of high quality earbuds that would be comfortable and affordable. I use wired IEMs when I'm streaming so immediately the shape of the H3's stood out to me. They are as comfortable as I had hoped and fit similarly to my IEMs, though they are a little bigger in order to fit all the bluetooth tech, mics, and drivers inside of them. The sound quality is excellent as well and the active noise cancellation is quite impressive. The only reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 is the charging case they come in. It works well and holds the earbuds securely, but I'm not a fan of the style. That said, the quality and style of the earbuds themselves, more than makes up for the case.

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.

When Soundpeats launched the H1 earbuds in 2020, I was an early adopter on Kickstarter and was thoroughly impressed. Six years later, my H1s are still going strong, but I decided it was time to update my setup. The H3s follow that strong tradition and punch well above their price point. The Pros: Sound Quality: Competes with much higher-end models. The sound balance and separation are incredible, offering a clear distinction between bass, mids, and highs. They also support lossless codecs like LDAC and aptX Adaptive. Connectivity: They pair quickly to my Google Pixel 10 XL and hold a rock-solid connection. The App: The PeatsAudio app is a must-use. It lets you check individual battery levels, adjust the EQ, dial in the noise canceling, and even has a "Find My" feature. Comfort & ANC: They include multiple sizes of silicone ear tips, which ensures both long-term comfort and a great seal for the active noise canceling. The Minor Trade-Offs: The Case: It’s pretty basic, but it charges the earbuds rapidly and keeps them safe. I actually prefer that they saved money here to put better tech inside the earbuds themselves. The Fit: They have a beautiful design, but they can look a bit bulky depending on your ear size. The Verdict: Great quality, durable, adaptable, and they sound fantastic. What's not to love? Give them a try!

Thrilled with these in-ear wireless Bluetooth earbuds. Excellent value for what's on offer as compared to other styles I've owned: unique shape prevents them from popping out of my ears when I talk a lot or laugh; has customizable touch settings which include the ability to control the volume from the earbuds (surprisingly lacking in other brands I've owned), and most importantly, offers high quality sound inward via the speakers and high quality sound outward via the microphone for my video and phone calls. So comfortable I often forget to take them out. The subtle gold hue of the pair I chose reflects light and they glimmer like jewelry in the ears. That's especially notable as I wear hearing aids and these can fit in overtop my in-ear hearing aids. So glad I found these!

I've had a few $250+ earbuds over the past few years and wanted to see if this price range was comparable. The sound quality of these is pretty darn good for the price and I would recommend them to friends. Build quality is nice, the features work well, touch responsiveness is great, and most importantly for me they stay in my ears. A few things I think can stand to be improved are battery life and app availability. The battery life in the left ear doesn't quite last as long as my right ear, and I feel they fall short in how long they last. I wear them while working and only get about 5 hours before the "battery low" prompt plays in my ear. For example, my left ear just died while writing this and music is still playing in the right ear.. The app has nice sound adjustment features and I do use them often as I change locations or music genres. However I found that the app becomes unusable if you're off network. Bluetooth can connect the app to the earbuds, but the features are completely unavailable without an internet connection. No changing sound profiles or anything if you're off grid.

Si te gusta la música en alta resolución estos son para ti. Son compactos y el tamaño del driver es excelente para mantener buen calidad de sonido. Batería bastante estable, los cargo cada 10 días. La cancelación de ruido es lo suficientemente buena para no quejarse de ella en interiores y exteriores. Hay 2 aplicaciones de la marca que te permiten ecualizarlo a tu gusto o bien elegir alguna de las opciones predeterminadas. ¿Quieres la mejor calidad en tamaño compacto? ¡Cómpratelos!

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.

**2 months in review, OMG.... LITERALLY as good as blasting full volume in the car, make sure to install the soundpeats app and adjust to your preferences, they never fall out even in the craziest gym sessions. 11/10 The sound quality is on par with earbuds 2-3x times the price. Amazing bass and treble. The best part is these are perfect for gym or vigorous exercise! I scrunch my face up a lot during intense lifts and many other earbuds fall out, these ones stay in. Add to that the amazing sound quality and you can blast those pumped up beats. Very good battery, easy to use app where you can regulate sound settings and do the whole anc or hear through settings along with equalizer. I'm extremely happy. My jabra elite 8 pro active died, i tried some other earbuds and these were the best, even better than jabra, which is a high

The sound quality is excellent. You can find plenty of glowing reviews and videos online anyway. I’ll focus on the downsides. The Bluetooth connection isn’t strong enough. I can’t listen to music with these earbuds at the same distance I used to with my old Jabra Elite 74t. The connection keeps cutting out. My phone is a Samsung S25 Ultra. The battery life is poor. With LDAC enabled and the volume set slightly above medium, it lasts a maximum of three hours. The real nonsense is that the left earbud runs out of charge first. The right earbud lasts half an hour longer. However, they charge very quickly. The ANC is just about acceptable. If you want proper ANC, look at another brand. The charging case feels like a cheap Chinese-made pair of earbuds to me. It’s not ergonomic. I don’t think the software is too bad. Everyone’s said it’s terrible, but I think it’s good enough. Overall, they’re lovely earbuds. They do the job. I still miss my Jabra Elite 75t earbuds. I wish they’d bring them back.

I recently purchased the SoundPEATS H3 and I’m genuinely impressed - especially for the price. These earbuds deliver rich, detailed audio that rivals models well above their price point thanks to their hybrid triple driver setup (12 mm dynamic + dual balanced armatures). Instrument separation and clarity really stand out, with crisp highs, balanced mids, and satisfying bass that never feels muddy. And they are loud! Make sure to tune them using the PeatsAudio app. Pairing was quick and stable, and the ANC does a solid job of cutting down background noise during my daily commute or when I’m working at a cafe. Battery life is reliable too, lasting long enough for work sessions and gym playlists without constant charging. I’ve been using them while working out, and they stay secure and resilient to sweat thanks to the IPX5 rating…perfect for runs and gym days. The thing to note is that the buds are a bit larger than some others I’ve tried, so if you have smaller ears they might feel slightly bulky…but IMO the sound and performance more than make up for it. Overall, these are fantastic earbuds at a great value and I’d happily recommend them!