SoundPEATSAir4 Pro Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones with 6 Mics CVC 8.0 ENC, Qualcomm® AptX™ Adaptive Earphones, Multipoint Connection, in Ear Detection, App Customize EQ

Just got these today....but so far I love them!! I have earbuds from Tozo, Earfun, QCY and Soundcore....but these were on sale for $41 and I couldn't resist! I wear earbuds daily and love to switch them out each day to get a different experience. I usually use them for cardio and weightlifting and for listening to music and calls while commuting since my backup car I drive to the office does not have factory bluetooth. The thing I love the best about the Air 4 pro's is the sound, ANC and the fit.....this style fits perfectly and I just got in a good lift at the gym and an hour of sweaty cardio with never having to adjust them! Touch controls worked great and are fully customizable.....older reviews will say you can't select previous track...but a firmware update fixed it where there are no restrictions on ustomization of touch controls. I charge my buds daily so no issues with 4 to 5 hour battery life before it needs a charge. 2-3 hours is the most I ever go before they need to be recharged. Very satisfied with purchase....especially at that price. I have not paid more than $59 for any earbuds or headphones and would argue these will compete with earbuds 3 to 4 times more expensive.

I have been using my Airpods Pro for a couple of years. I lost a bud during a holiday party, and decided to try out a cheaper alternative just to see how non-apple earbuds performed. I like these quite a bit.Biggest positive thing for me was that the EQ that you can do in the app really helped - music sounded better to me with the EQ set to compensate for areas where I heard better or worse. I also like having multiple functions (tap, double tap, triple tap, hold) available on the headphones. Bluetooth distance is equivalent to the Pros, which is great.Neutral items: the case and phones are a lot lighter than the Airpods. Nice to carry, but doesn't feel as "solid". The buds go into the case with the stems on the inside, which means you need to rotate them to put in your ears. After years of Airpods, this is pretty weird, especially when putting them away.Only two things I don't care for, and those are probably specific to me: first, the play/pause function takes a long time, so I often play / pause / play again when trying to use it from the headphone. Secondly, they tend to slide around a lot in my ears during exercise, and I can't adjust them without triggering something (volume up, pause, etc.) due to the touch controls.Overall, in absolutely no hurry to buy new Pros. These work great.

**Update after using both Ari4 and Air4 Pro models for a while. - In comparison to the Air3 last gen models the new Air4 models take a few more seconds to connect. Sounds quality is slightly improved in lower \ bass frequencies. Multi connect is great for depends how you are using it. The replacement pair I received from SP worked as intended and customer support is very helpful to get issues resolved.-------I've purchase many Soundpeats buds for myself, my wife, my mom, my ,other in law her husband.... To date I've been very happy with the build quality and sound quality is far beyond expectation all all of their buds.The Air 4 Pro charging case seems a bit cheap in build quality, the Active noise canceling is incredibly effective, I was face to face with my wife with ANC turned on and I couldn't hear what she was saying. Sound quality is great as always and multi connection is OK but can be frustrating. Good battery life 3-4 hours so no complaints there.CONS:Multi connection is great in concept but needs some work, when connected to PC and phone at the same time, the buds will alternate connection to device which is playing the sound but this is comes at a price, for example when playing music on the computer with a steady audio stream, the buds will switch to the phone audio if a text message comes in and stop the computer audio. You will not hear the text notification on the buds as the notification occurs then buds start the switch over to the 2nd device. In practice, this is acceptable for my work environment and would meet my expectations but not for use at home where I would prefer to either have manual control over the connection switch from one device to the other or for the buds to be able to play audio from two separate sources at the same time which would be my preference but this is not how multi connection works on these.I returned because the right bud would not hit the contact correctly and buds would remain connected after placing in the charging case. It's OK to get a defective unit once in a while but as I'm mentioned, the quality build of the case could be better and I'm attributing the failure to the case build quality.There's a lot of good here by I don't know if these should be price at this price point, I've seen better from Soundpeats.

I bought these primarily for use on phone calls, which reviews seemed to indicate they were good for calls and had strong ANC. They do have strong ANC but people frequently tell me I sound muffled or far away. I have yet to find a root cause or remedy, sometimes I just have to shigvgh off and use my overvear headset.I did eventually notice that the mic holes on the stem are on the inside and if the stem is touching my face they are partially blocked. So I have to be careful about making sure the are not touching which is a little awkward. This reduced the muffled issue but my wife and kids are frequently telling me to take them off my buds because they can’t understand me.I’m not impressed with sound quality for music either but I guess im comparing them to more expensive options.The related app to manage them is buggy I have had to unpair and delete them from Bluetooth many times. It does have z nice equalizer though.