SoundPEATSTrueAir2 Wireless Earbuds with Qualcomm QCC3040 Bluetooth V5.2 headphones, 4 Mic and CVC 8.0 Noise Cancellation for clear calls, True Wireless Mirroring, Total 25 Hours,aptX Codec

After so many reviews I watched of earpods-style buds (I don't like in-ears), got these and I'm quite happy I did.The drivers are truly like the earpods (paper-cone composite) which deliver a thicker, more natural sound. Since I own bio-cellulose speaker headphones upwards of $500, I can attest to the fact that the sound signature is similar to that, and very welcoming. The punch and the speed of dynamics is very different with such drivers, and some of these drivers deliver the best bass performance. For reference, check our Denon/Fostex headphones and the appraise of their composite drivers. All those, and this, also feature a wider voice-coil and rubber surrounds for faster and more linear cone movement. It's a bit on the warmer side which I like. Mids are a bit forward, which is a good thing.Overall I like the package. I'm an enthusiast and I use much more expensive amps and DACs and headphones (Focal, Hifiman, Sennheiser, Fostex, Beyerdynamic) - so I'm still a strong proponent of a wire connection for the ultimate experience.APTX works ok on the phone but there isn't still an economical solution for PC (and latency issues exist) so I can not fully give in to wireless tech. Nonetheless, these work as one can expect. They're very good sounding indeed. Overall, I really like what I'm hearing.Until wireless audio really evolves further, you can't go wrong with products like these.The operating time is as advertised. No complaints on using with a phone. The footprint is really impressive. Very small case with enough recharge, and make and finish is very nice.Soundpeats really makes great products. I feel that this would be a very nice, fairly priced alternative to the Airpods, which are nice, yes, but the price is just out the roof.UPDATE:Game mode: I probably may have overlooked this, and none of the videos talked about it. I found it out accidently. If you tap the LEFT earbud 3 times in continuation (like you do, 2 for pause 2 for play), you will enter game mode. Even on the PC I saw a significant improvement in latency. With this, I think the latency issues will really go away and you're left with a great experience on PCs/Laptops (what I'm using it for).For phones, I think it will improve even further with AptX. I've heard this is with the most recent batch of TrueAir2s - you would want to check out if yours have them.Overall, I'm still impressed by the sound quality output they deliver (please note the mic input quality is not very impressive).

There are youtube reviews about these, I've watched them and decided to buy. They are truly great. Great battery life etc. I have very cheap bluetooth airpod alternatives before and now I realize their battery life sucked now that I have these ones. One little problem is in mono mode I get only the right or left stereo channel, it does not give me both channels over a single earphone as some reviews suggest. Which would be a nice-to-have but not a dealbreaker. So in summary:PROS: Everything, literally. It's all good. Battery life, size, sound, price, etc etcCONS: Hardly anything. When I use only one earphone I get only that earphones channel. But I'm ok with it.

Hi EveryoneIts been 2 months of continuous use of the product and I find it very much satisfying and it is fulfilling all the specifications mentioned in the description.Why I recommend to prefer SOUNDPEATS TrueAir 2:-Design and looks of the product are good.-Very Comfortable to wear it even for long time.-Easy to connect to devices. It connects to your device as soon as you take out of the case(First time we need to connect it manually). (At times, I take earpods out of the case and wear it just before attending the call so that it connects to the mobile by the time I start the conversation. It connects in less than 2 seconds once out of the case).-Touch feature is awesome and so easy to use.-On/Off feature is available in the earpods independently so that case is not required always.-CVC 8.0 technology together with additional mics for environment noise cancellation helps to capture our voice with good quality and cancels the noise in surrounding during phone calls. Thanks for the 2 mics used separately for voice capture and additional 2 mics for noise cancellation.-Both earpods are standalone type. Both can be operated individually, in situations where one is charging and other being used.-Earpod case is slim and is easy to fit in almost any kind of pocket size. Doesnt feel like an earpod case is really there in your pocket.-Case and Earpods holds the charge as per the specification and it also charges up pretty fast.Needs improvement in the following:-White Led lights on the earpods are ON always when it is connected. Could have been OFF once the connection is successfull. It is not a disturbance in any way but it would have been better if OFF.-Sometimes earpods doesnt get disconnected from Device when placed back in the case. Switching off the bluetooth in the device solves the issue.Overall, SOUNDPEATS TrueAir2 is worth the money and you will enjoy the experience.Expecting more such products from SOUNDPEATS.Thanks.

It's the same with the cheap items 10 Dirhams, because I can hear the caller but he can't hear me properly, suitable for music only but not for phone calls.

I got these earbuds and they worked perfectly. The sound is good and even the mic as long as your in relatively quite areas.My major issue, is that at times, i wasn't able to connect both earbuds. Only one of the earbuds connects at a time and the other ever connects.