SoundPEATSAir5 Lite Wireless Earbuds with Hi Res Audio, Bluetooth 5.4 Semi in Ear Earphones, 13mm Drivers, LDAC Codec, ENC Noise Cancelling Headphones for Calls, Stereo Sound, 30 Hrs Fast Charge

I tried the Beats headphones that are a comparable price to these first, and while I liked the sound and aesthetics of those, I found that the inserts did not fit me properly, and were either too loose or too tight. If you are like me, then you will appreciate these headphones as they fit similarly to the Apple headphones of old; they sit on your ear but do not actually create a seal which can be uncomfortable. I use my headphones for 12 hours a day or more, so comfort is very important to me.The sound is very similar to Beats, to the point where I may not be able to tell the difference if I had to. Beats have a bit more bass perhaps. These are easy to setup, and the fact that they have an app that allows you to customize the controls or sound settings is great for the price.For me the only real downside would be battery life. I have always been a holdout to the world of wireless headphones, so having to recharge headphones at all is new to me. The battery life gives about 6 hours of active listening, then needs a charge. Beats do last longer. On the other hand, these charge very fast, and in 20-45 minutes you get another 4-6 hours of music. It’s pretty easy to find a half hour throughout the day where you can charge them without feeling like you are having to check your watch and wait. These might not be as cool looking as Beats, but they more than make up for it in very good sound quality, reliability, and customizable features.

My previous SoundPeats Air3 Deluxe HS suffered a tragic, life-ending accident. Since they worked so well I thought I'd get one of the newer versions. So I got these.The sound quality is great. It works well enough for me with the default EQ for both music and podcasts but you can tweak it to your liking. They are comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The main reason for not using the in-ear-canal version. The battery life is great too.This is the first set of earbuds that I've had that allows dual-device connection. I tried it out and it seemed to work fine but I'm not likely to use it much since I like my laptop to be quiet. So I turned it off to get LDAC support instead.The case that houses them is a bit different from the ones I had before: the earbuds go in at a bit of an angle instead of straight up/down. I think that it makes it a bit easier to get them in since you don't have to align them perfectly.

I like that these are easy to get connected to two devices at once, which was a big part of why I bought them. I also like how well they fit. They don't fall out easily and I don't have any problems with them. I like that you can customize the EQ with the app. My only minor complaint is that the voice prompts are loud and I wish I could turn them down or off.Overall though, great value for the money, especially if you're looking for earbuds without the rubber tips.

Excellent product, the sound is clear and profound, and the option to connect to 2 devices works great. I had the Sound Peats 4 earlier, and this one is an improvement in how it handles the connection to two devices, as it doesn't stop playing the first device you're using if you open any audio on the second device.

They sound awesome the custom EQ in the App works really good. No issues connecting. They are very comfortable, all day comfort and do not fall out while running. No ear pain or irritation from ear tips. I can listen to music or talk on the phone, and they sound good.

Using these for my work earbuds. Teams meetings, streaming music. They are passable. Sound quality is a bit tinny, people on calls comment that my voice sounds slightly distorted. Battery life is horrible! 2-3 hours use on a charge. They do charge reasonably quickly, but not even getting through half a day? Touch controls are very fiddly, and updating firmware requires registration on their android app. I waned the airpod-style (i.e. no silicone tips turning my ear into a swamp) and they fit the bill for that, but otherwise a terrible product.

For the price, the sound quality is fine, and I like the design aesthetic, but the touch response is so annoying. The way they are programmed, one tap on the right earbud raises volume, one tap on the left lowers volume, two taps on either pauses/resumes. Three taps turns on 'game mode,' which I don't need. The problem is, it is really hard to hit it just right when trying to double tap. Inevitably, only one taps hits right, so it ends up turning up the volume when you are trying to pause it. Or I think the first one missed so I add an extra which turns it into game mode instead of pausing. I usually wear them at work when I'm alone and primarily pause them when someone walks in and starts talking to me. So it's really annoying when I'm trying to pause really quickly and I end up just making it louder. I'm trying to train myself to pause with my left hand. Usually I just have to take them out and try to go back to find my place. (I primarily listen to podcasts.) You may note that it says "customizable," which I thought meant that you could use the app to change what the touch functions do, but it only allows you to change sound qualities. I've lost two sets of Apples, so, for the price, I'm dealing with it.UPDATE: SoundPEATS reached out to me to apologize for the difficulty I was having with the earbuds. They refunded my money and allowed me to keep the earbuds. Great customer service! I will definitely try another product from them in the future.

Loved Loved Loved these Headphones. They were light weight and not in a bad way. The battery charge would literally last me all day. I work a 9-5 job and I listen to podcast all day and continue to leave them on after work until I sleep at 11pm. There's a small screen that tells me how much charge the case has as well as each earbud. Unfortunately my dog got to these and chewed them up. I will be purchasing again.