SoundPEATS Air4 Pro Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3 Earbuds with 6 Mics CVC 8.0 ENC, Qualcomm® AptX™ Adaptive Earphones, Multipoint Connection, in-Ear Detection,App Customize EQ

I had been using the soundPeats TrueFree for around 4 years when I lost my charging case and was looking for a replacement. Initially, I was not sure of the Air4 Pro as they looked very similar to the Airbuds.My overall impression of these earbuds is phenomenal and I am in love with them. The ANC works awesome and the Sound has its crunch. The following are my few observations.1. The ANC works very well in the closed environment as well as outside. I tested them both at the gym and on the roads.2. The sound is decently loud and clear. I usually hate the earbuds that don't give me the punch while working out.3. They fit well to my ear and haven't jumped out of my ears yet.4. The battery seems to be ok too. I have only been able to get that to 70% after 2-2.5 hours of usage. Compared to TrueFree, which I use to exhaust over 2.5 hours of workout.5. The supportive app is also decent, with no clutter. and does the job.6. A few more features I liked are Multiple device connectivity and in-ear detection.7. Could be the best in this price range. I did try a few equally expensive earbuds before settling to these.Cons.1. The touch features are too confusing, as the body of the earbud is small, it's very hard to make sure what gesture does what.Overall, I love them after 10 days of usage. will keep an eye on their performance/battery as time goes by.

I didn't know what to expect on the Air4 Pros and am coming from Apple Gen 2 Airpods that finally died. Several years ago, I had some higher end corded IEMs that I loved but the migration away form the audio jack on iPhone caused me to go with the bluetooth AirPods.A few things to note. The sound is much, much better than I expected. These rival my $150 IEMs. Granted those are dated, but I was stunned at the lows I heard once I had the EQ dialed in. Blows the AirPods out of the water.ANC: I've used Bose headphones in the past and know what to expect from those. To be clear, you're not getting Bose level ANC, but the ANC is really good. It blocked out road noise when I was outside and I could turn my music down to hear great.Mic: This is big use case for me and I've found it's great. Everyone I've talked to can hear me clearly no complaints when I'm outside on the phone. This is as good as the mic on the AirPods or maybe just below based on my calls, but this was important for me and it hit the marks.Battery: Good, I'm getting 6 hours without ANC on. Haven't had ANC on the whole time, but know it will be less.Overall: I'd get these again if given the choice. I've been really happy with the fit, the sound, the mic and really enjoying them.

Bought a cheap pair of earbuds. They were not staying charged as long as I needed for the day. Then I bought the SoundPEATS Air4 Pro Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds as a second pair. Yes, I could have bought multiple cheap earbuds but I sprung for the more expensive ones. Much better sound and ability to customize the base, treble, etc., with their app. Their wired SoundPEATS Q30 HD+ Bluetooth Headphones are pretty decent too. They replaced a different brand of similar cost that fell apart after several months of use. So far, both products are holding up. The comparison to the cheapie earbuds is highly noticeable. Particularly when watching blockbuster movies. The tones are warm and rich for the SoundPEATS. The cheapie earbud sound is ok but nothing special. The SoundPEATS have noise cancelation that is easy to activate. This is something that my cheapie earbuds do not have but it really reduces the listening time. The company is upfront about this issue. There are several things I don't like about the SoundPEATS. The earbud controls are too sensitive. I find my hair or random movements can trigger the controls. Also, when I am on the phone, the earbuds disengage sometimes. This may be my old phone and not the earbuds. Otherwise, I like both products and I use them almost daily.

I used to own two pairs of airpods in the past. And I didn't consider buying any other brands especially some of the lesser known brands. I just thought that you get what you pay for, so why even bother. But I can tell you that's not the case and I was proven wrong. I had to look for new wireless earbuds, after both of my airpods started failing to stay connected to the phone for no reason all of sudden. Then, I decided to try theses Soundpeats earbuds out on a whim. So far these earbuds have been amazing. They stay in my ears better, the battery life seems to last longer and they sound just as good as any airpods. Granted I'm not an audiophile but, I believe these will fit the needs of most of the general consumers. Also, even if they break down down the line and that's big if, it will be cheaper to actually buy another one than getting an airpods.

It is most balanced earbuds regarding sound quality, ANC, feature set and price.ANC is adequate although not as good as 100+ earbuds.It features aptx adaptive which is quite impressive for connectivity and latency. More stable than LDAC if you have snapdragon phone.It also has in ear detection which is usually lacking in this price range.