SoundPEATS TrueFree True Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.0 in-Ear Stereo Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone Wireless Earphones 15 Hours Playtime, Hands-Free Calls, One-Step Pairing

At the time I'm writing this review, I have only owned/used these headphones for 10 days. I will update this review as time passes, if necessary. That being said, these headphones are pretty damn good. I've only used them with my Samsung Galaxy s9+. I'm mentioning this because others may have slightly different experiences depending on the capabilities of the device the headphones are being connected to. I've let my girlfriend use them (she has a iPhone 7) and she loves them just as much as I do and plans to purchase them for herself. Now for the actual review: FEELING/BUILD QUALITY: A This is a big thing for me and I believe is for most. No one wants cheap feeling headphones. The earbuds are nice and light but they don't feel "hollow" like a lot of cheap earbuds do. The button on the side feels very stable and I love that it 'clicks' when pressed. The click is just loud enough to let you know that you actually pressed something. It's quite pleasing. But if you're not into that, it won't be a deal breaker. Just felt it worth mentioning. These little guys don't feel like they're made of second rate plastic either. For the price of $36 (Note: I got them for $29.99 because of some coupon Amazon had on them at the time) you actually get a little bit more than you pay for. I've dropped these a number of times from about 5 feet off the ground onto wood, concrete and marble floors (I'm clumsy). So far, there are no visible scratches and the hardware inside is unaffected. I've seen $50 headphones pop open from one drop so that's really saying something about Soundpeats products. I do wish they had some sort of volume control on them but I realize that's asking a lot. I only want this as sometimes my phone is in my bookbag/pocket while I'm biking and I can't quickly lower or raise the volume for certain songs. This isn't a huge deal and shouldn't be expected from most headphones priced less than $50 (I've only heard of a few that come with this feature at that price point). CONNECTION: A+ These headphones literally connect in seconds. They are often connected to my phone before I am able to put them in my ears. The connection time is about 2 seconds if not a bit less once you've completed the initial pairing. The connecting voice is pleasant as well and is at a good volume (I've had experiences where the voice is practically screaming at me letting me know I can listen to my music now lol). There is also a sound for when the left, or "slave", headphone is connected to the right (master) earbud that is nice, which also happens in mere seconds. Handy for when you want to switch from mono to stereo listening. No fumbling around and trying stuff out, it just connects like it should. I haven't gotten around to thoroughly testing the connection distance, with and without physical objects in between, but I have been working out with my girlfriend where she's wearing one and I, the other. At times, we were about 15 feet apart (20+ feet from where her phone was) without connection issues. I have heard that the left headphone can't be more than 10 feet from the right one or it'll disconnect/stutter. I'll test this out latter and update this review with the results for those that are curious. SOUND QUALITY: A I'm no sound engineer so I can only give you a normal person's opinion when it comes to this. I listen to classical music, Lo-Fi, deathcore metal, and everything in between and I've yet to be disappointed with the quality. I'm sure it's not the best you can get but again, these headphones are less than $40. If you're expecting $200 sound quality, start looking for a magic genie lamp cause you're living in a fantasy. And if you do find something like that, let me know and I'll buy 10 pairs. Sidenote: I've read reviews saying that you only get call audio in one ear when using these. That has not been the case in my experience. I've only ever gotten stereo sound when on calls. Don't know if this is true for all devices. BATTERY: N/A Haven't gotten a chance to continually listen to music to see how long it takes these little guys to die but so far I've listened to them for an hour and haven't gotten a low battery warning. Will update after completing an actual test. COMFORT: A I have weird, small ear holes. My left uses a small cushion, right uses a medium cushion so each one is a little different in terms of comfortability. Still, these buds are pretty comfy. They fit in the ear snuggly and don't fall or slip out even when I'm biking through the bumpy streets of downtown Atlanta or running on the treadmill in the gym. I will say that they would fit a tiny bit better if they were just slightly smaller but then again I'm sure that would affect battery life and sound quality, and it's probably due to me having small ear gaps. For others, they should be perfect. HEADPHONE CHARGER: A+ Compact, lightweight, built well. The magnetic slots from each headphone pulls them right in with no problem. Charges the headphones pretty quickly (but I haven't killed the batteries so I don't have a "0 to 100" charge time yet). I will say that the battery for the charger lasts a while. I've only charged it once since buying these and it's still going strong. And when I did charge the charger/holder, it wasn't showing any signs of being low on battery. I was just charging it for good measure. That's about it for the product review. Lastly, I'd like to add a list of a few features that I've noticed the headphones have since using them. (I'm sure the little booklet that comes with the earbuds explains some of these but who reads those things?).... 1. Double clicking - Left earbud (Restart track/Previous track), Right earbud (Next track) 2. Hold button for 2 seconds - Either ear (Google Assistant) This acts as if you just said "Ok Google". Very useful feature. I'm not sure if this activates Siri on iPhones. I'll ask my girlfriend next time she borrows them. 3. Quadruple clicking - Autocalls the closest sandwich shop (jk, just making sure you're paying attention) 4. When the earbuds are fully charged, upon successful connection, a small popup appears on my phone telling me that they have 100% battery remaining. I hope this review helps in making an informed choice of whether to get these earbuds or not. Idk the term for the opposite of "buyer's remorse" but these headphones gave me that feeling. I'm definitely putting these on my list of great gifts. Thanks Soundpeat for making such great products and thanks Amazon for delivering these literally 12 hours after I ordered them. Half day delivery FTW!!! Enjoy your new headphones ;)

I bought these earbuds because my previous BT headphones, although wireless, had the cord with volume control, which caused them to fall out of my ears while working out. These earbuds, being completely cordless, are so much better in that regard. No more cords bouncing loose, snagging on weight benches, swaying while running, etc. Sound Quality: I was pleasantly surprised by the sound quality of these. They sound so much better than the previous BT headphones that I had, and they even sound better than my corded samsung headphones. Comfort and Fit: These fit my ears extremely well, making them incredibly comfortable to wear. They're balanced in my ears, which means that they don't fall out or come loose and I don't have to constantly check or adjust them. I put them in and forget about them until my workout is done. Call Quality: The call quality could be better. There is a slight echo for the person on the other end of the line, and the microphone tends to pick up as much of the background noise as it does my voice. However, I didn't remove a star for this as I purchased these with the sole intention of using them to listen to music. Battery Life: I've yet to charge these and have been using them in the gym for almost a week now. I'm honestly blown away by the battery life. I power them off before I put them back in the dock, and power them back on when it's time to use them again. I am absolutely satisfied with these earbuds. The value of these far outweighs the price, in my opinion. My wife has requested a pair and I will be buying her these exact headphones. If you're shopping around for BT earbuds, go ahead and buy these. You won't be disappointed.

My use case: listening to audiobooks, podcasts and music. I do not watch videos with Bluetooth headphones, so don't care for delay (which is minimal if any). Also, I do not talk over the phone via a Bluetooth headset, so don't care for the mic sound quality. I listen to stereo, so don't care for single earphone usage. For my use case, these are almost perfect earphones, especially considering the price. They feel like a quality product, nice rigid feel of high-quality plastic, not some flimsy junk, both the earphones and the box/charger. They hold well in my ear, although I know that everyone has different ears, and for some these do not hold well and fall out. Sound quality is good. Battery life is as advertised. The manufacturer proudly shows its name and address, which adds to the perception of quality product that has nothing to hide. My gripes: * I paired the earphones to each other and my phone for the first time rather quickly, and was happy with the config. But then they somehow disconnected from each other, and pairing them back to each other was a real pain, took me reading the instructions and googling for users' advice, still I was not able to do it from the first time. Now I am careful to pull them out from the box right earphone first, then the left one, and to put them back in the same order: right first, then the left one. Using these steps, they are kept paired to each other. * Cannot change volume from the earphones, need to use my smartphone or MP3 player. * Some operations are indicated with a chime (like when they pair to each other), while other with a voice message (like when they connect to my phone I hear "connected"). Why not choose one or another? This lack of consistency shows the lack of polish. * The form-factor with in-ear rubber plug is not the one that I like, I would prefer one that looks like first-generation AirPods (I don't like the shape of the second-gen AirPods), I tried some AirPods knock-offs, but they are horrible. The SoundPeats may not be the most comfortable, but at least they look and work well. * The clicky pause/play button is both the blessing and the pain. It works even when pressed through a glove or with wet hands. On the other hand, when pressed, the rubber tip sticks deeper in the ear canal, which is unpleasant. Maybe make the buttons just a bit more sensitive? * After an hour of use it seems that the connection becomes weaker, so instead of carrying my smartphone in the back left pocket of my pants I need to move it to the right pocket. * Sometimes music sounds "rubbery" as if played on a cassette player with half-discharged batteries. I am not sure what is the cause for this: bad Bluetooth connection or something else, but I would expect break-ups in the audio, not some old-fashioned flutter. Anyway, for the price these are great! They cost four-five times less than Samsung earphones, yet look, feel and function no worse. I have them for half a year already, and so far the battery holds. Worth the money.

I’m still testing these out, so I may update this review later. For now I’ve only tested these for listening to music, not calls. This comes with three extra sizes of the little plastic ear bud pieces, so four sizes total. It also comes with an adorable little magnetic case. It doesn’t have a cover, but I’ve thrown these into my bag the last two days without a problem, the magnet is pretty strong. It also has a very short charging cable (a wall plug is not included), it’s the perfect length to keep by my laptop at work, no need to worry about it getting in the way. Often I walk away from my desk and forget my phone. I was about 20 feet away before my music stopped playing this morning. Someone mentioned they had trouble walking more than a foot away and I find that hard to believe. The bass is good, as well as the noise cancellation. Super easy to pair. You take it out of the case and it turns on, you select the Bluetooth feature on your phone and select the ear buds separately. After that, they automatically connect each time you take one out of the case. You can use both, just the left, or just the right at a time. Battery life is good for the cost. I’ve been getting about 4 hours per bud. I wear one at a time, so while one is in my ear, the other is charging. The case itself does charge when not connected to a power source for up to 15 hours, but I haven’t tested that feature much yet. They stay put. I didn’t want to spend much on an expensive brand since I have a toddler that would easily grab them out of my ear. If these were lost or were damaged I would absolutely purchase another pair. Worth every penny.

The earbuds worked right out of the box, they paired to each other and were easily setup to pair with my mp3 player. Though the earbud itself is slightly larger than some others, I had no problem with it staying in my ear, at least while sitting (another pair I tried kept falling out), and it came with the different sizes of rubber pads for inner ear adjustment. The sound seems fine to me, though I have only listened at low volume music at work. The buttons are easy to press and you won't be pushing them uncomfortably into your ear when pressing them. My major issue is with the case. I was a little reluctant to buy these without the case having a cover, though they are magnetic so they shouldn't fall out, but figured the reviews for the earbuds looked good and the price was great. As the picture shows, the earbuds sit down into the case, level with the rim. And though there appears to be wide openings to be able to pull them from case, I found I have trouble getting my fingers in to grasp the bud and pull it from the magnetic hold, I typically have to use my fingernail to get underneath and pull out. I am female and probably average sized fingers and medium-length nails, so I am surprised I am not seeing other reviews out there with this issue. I don't know if I will keep them or not as they setup easily and seem to work fine, but I'm going to shop around some more.

Honestly, I owned a different pair of the soundpeats wireless headphones and was not super impressed. HOWEVER, these bad boys really have changed my opinion. First, the price. Super well priced. Second, the case. The case, while open faced, has great magnets that will keep the buds secure, even during travel in a loose bag. I did drop the case from several feet once and the buds came out, but both the buds and the case were fine and fully functional. Also, I just think the case looks super cool. Third, ease of use. Read the instructions. These buds are pretty easy and intuitive to use. Once paired, they connect and disconnect to my phone pretty easily. Fourth, sound and noise canceling. I really like the sound on these. While I wasn’t picking up any boosted frequencies, I could hear every part of a song with good clarity and no distortion. The volume is pretty good too. The noise canceling is excellent. It muffles things out and I have to pull them out of my ears to understand what someone is telling me. The buds stay in my ears pretty well for the most part. On occasion I’ll have to push one back in cause I’m sweating or my hair is pulling it out. But I’ll cycle and do box jumps and lifting without really worrying about it. Finally, Bluetooth stability and battery. I have been using these for about two months for the gym and travel. They haven’t lost connection on me (phone is usually on me when I’m using them) and the battery has never died on me mid use. I think I charge the case like once every two weeks and that’s just because I feel like I should. Overall, incredible value for the money. Honestly I think these are a million times better than AirPods. I don’t know about the longevity yet, but I’m guessing with good care, these will last a good amount of time.

EDITED TO ADD....SEE BELOW, PLEASE. So let’s get this much out of the way. They’re pretty great. Not perfect, but the best I have used so far. As a quick primer, I am discussing my thoughts in regards to only one device it has been paired with, iPad Pro 11 2018. Pros: The sound quality of these surprised the crap out of me. Very good dynamic range with a decent bass. They are also ultra fast to pair. In the time it takes to pull the bud out and put it in my ear, they have already paired, synced, and ready to go. Now for the big one, the latency. It has absolutely minimal delay for audio video syncing. I sometimes forget that I have the true wireless earbuds in when I’m watching some videos. However, it depends on the app. Most of the apps take advantage of the newer codecs to compensate for the delay, so latency is reduced to a minimum. But not all apps work in that way. Watching YouTube within Safari or Chrome is synced perfectly. Movies within the TV app are also perfect. Netflix, Prime Video, and Hulu are all synced. YouTube’s stand-alone app is not. The delay there is maddening. But that is more a fault to the app using a legacy codec. Range is phenomenal for me. I can walk to almost any point in my house, upstairs or downstairs, and still stay paired. Battery life may not be the full 3.5 hours as advertised, but I haven’t really ran the numbers yet on that. Cons: The fitment is not the best. It can be a little uncomfortable at times, but not enough to drag it down. Also, the aforementioned latency with legacy codecs drives me nuts. YouTube stand-alone is the most used situation for me. So it does bug me the lag is not better for that. Overall: For the price, these are the best true wireless earbuds I have used so far. The shortcomings do not break the experience for me in any way. As long as you have this information, you should be good. Worth it. 16 August 2019: So, I had a minor situation. My left earbuds had the case separate. The bud still worked great, but the glue, epoxy, ultrasonic weld, or whatever failed. I contacted SoundPeats support, and they sent me a replacement set. I will say while it took a few days to get the replacement pair, the entire process was surprisingly easy. No hoops to jump through, just sent them a link of the purchase from here. I still really enjoy these earbuds. Both my iPad Pro 11 and iPhone 7 have been using iOS 13 public betas. Latency on both devices is damn near zero. The only exception is the YouTube app itself. It has about a 500 millisecond delay, but I fault the legacy codec for that. I still would get these again, if needed.

I bought these to compare to a $100 pair of Anker ear buds so this review will basically just be a comparison of the 2. Price: Soundpeats = $30 , Anker = $99.99 Sound quality: my Anker headphones blew me away at first. I didn't expect such good sound from small wireless earbuds. The Soundpeats, well to my surprise they also blew me away. I'd say the Soundpeats are every bit of 90% the sound quality of the Anker headphones. They're slightly heavier in bass and I prefer my sound more flat. Not everyone is looking for the same on that though. Battery Life: I have had my Anker headphones for 2-1/2 months now. I charged them once. They're used regularly but if I didn't know any better I'd say their charging case was black magic. The packaging says 8 hours listening timw + 100 hours in the charger. It's the truth and the truth is freaking crazy. The Soundpeats, they're fine for regular use with daily charging. But how do you compare that to a month long batter life? Look and Feel: they look equal.they look fine. The Anker buds are heavier. The case is heavier. But they both look fine. Anker cons: These Anker Soundcore Liberty headphones are exclusive to Best Buy. Because of their exclusivity when I needed to call Anker to troubleshoot why my left bud wasn't working they had no clue what I was working with. They ended up sending me a replacement pair which were not the ones I originally had. Luckily I got the left bud working after finding out they were repackaged Zolo Headphones. Cons with Soundpeats: the charging case doesn't have a lid. And that is really really dumb. In conclusion: $100 Anker earbuds vs $30 Soundpeats... Get the Soundpeats. They're awesome for a fraction of the price. I absolutely love my Anker's 100hr battery life and wonderful sound but you can't beat saving $70 and getting honestly a very comparable product.

Worthless product never buy such type of product, I had brought 1st time i saw charging problem, thn reorder 2nd time and got same charging problem.

Very poor quality . Doesn’t work