H3 Hi-Res Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with LDAC, aptX Lossless, Triple Units (1DD+2BA), 55dB Active Noise Cancellation, 6 AI Microphones, Transparent Mode, BT5.4, APP, 37H, IPX5

At first I wasn't sure about getting this earbuds I'm not a big fan of earbuds the stay in your ear because most of the time they either fall off or a star coming off by themselves I do prefer clip earbuds but when I got this ones I was really surprised of how well they fit my ears. DC Roberts are very comfortable in my ears and they feel really nice I do like the design and the transparency on them. As for a sound quality they are pretty good I did end up tweaking The EQ for my personal taste The thing that impressed me the most was the bass on them it's really rich for the size of the earbuds as far as battery life it's pretty good I usually tend to use my earbuds for a solid 2 o 3 hours and they last very well The app works pretty well I haven't had any issues as far as connectivity everything works well I do recommend this earbuds for anyone that is interested in getting good sound and now trying to spend too much money on earbuds highly recommended

I was in search of earbuds to take audio quality to the next level. I have not been disappointed in these. I bought them just before we went on a road trip and was truly impressed with the quality in sound and features. The noise canceling is pretty good, there is better out there but for the whole package these are truly great earbuds. I find every opportunity to use them, in the office, in the car, audio books, phone calls... As for call quality they seem to be very clear for those I talk to. My previous buds always got complaints in this area. Battery life is not great with ANC and LDAC on but with that said I never actually ran out. For me the fit has been very comfortable, but I also have large ears. I was considering much more expensive earbuds in the 250+ range but came across these, watched many reviews and my main goal was audio quality, price for performance these were great. I was also able to get them on a discount so that was a plus. Try them out if you are moving from normal everyday headphones from Walmart and want a quality upgrade, I don't think you will be disappointed. These punch far above their price point.

I have a lot of earbuds, I might have a problem. I have Sony 1000XM6, Galaxy Buds 2 Pro/3 Pro/3 FE. Soundpeats H3, Air 5 Pro+, Capsule 3+, and many more. I prefer the IEM design when I am working out, and it holds well, better than a stem design, while the stem design is generally superior on the mic/voice when talking. I find these to be comfortable and holds well when working out. The music quality with EQ is fairly good, without any harashness in the you might expect in the treble, I am not a person for over-whelming bass. I cannot comment to the bass quality. Battery life is good, no great, on par with most IEMs style earbuds, when using them I charge them about once a week. These are TWS in a small case it is very portable. As far as value for money, they are mid-range with features with near flagship features. Sound is better, but software is where Chinese earbuds fall flat, they do not get long-term software updates like Sony, Samsung, Apple, etc. So you cannot expect more features later. Still for the price, it is very compeititive.

I own quite a few TWS, in-ear monitors (custom and universal fit, including the I-guess-still-legendary UE Triple.fi) over-the-ears,etc. My main complaints are usually more around fit than around features. Ultimately I tend to care more about a secure fit and seal than I do about ANC or mic, or wireless charging (which it doesn't have). These, alongside the Alpha & Delta KS100, are the best fitting TWS I've tried. The contoured casings adjust nicely around the bumps in my ear, allowing for the silicone tips to sit deeper in my ear canal, which not eveybody likes, but I do. In fact, I'm a fan of the double-flanged silicone tips, which are always too long to fit in any charging case (does not fit in the A&D KS100 case), but fit perfectly in the H3 charging case. Amazing. The only other charging case I've found that fits double-flanged tips was the Hifiman Svanar. The app is decent, allowing for firmware upgrades and ANC adjusting, though I'd prefer an EQ you could just turn off, instead of setting to flat (I use a third-party EQ app). ANC is adequate, not as good as the latest Soundcores, but there's always a trade-off in how the music comes through. And the much better passive isolation more than makes up for it, for me. I rarely find myself adjusting to get a better seal. To my subjective preferences, sound quality is great. I won't wax and wane on how clear, resolving, 8k Hz, LDAC, [insert audiophile buzzword], etc., it is. I tend to test TWSs by pushing the preamp to see what kind of distortion I get, and was satisfied with the response. And I also tend to pay more attention to imaging and channel separation. Again, satisfied here, but I'm not a purist and I always use EQ. I've done a few calls, indoors, in the car, outside, and nobody complained about not hearing me clearly, so I'm good with the mic. Device switching works, but not something that would sway me toward buying it or not.

Very impressive, I ordered these ear buds as they were on sale and had some great reviews. I have some traumatic stress related issues and enjoy listening to music in order to control/ease my anger, so I tend to appreciate older rock, soul, jam bands and alternative varieties. I’ve been looking for some solid ear buds that fit my needs and the soundPeats H3s are clear, concise and dynamic. I’m not a technology critic, but I know great sound quality when I hear it. I do not talk on the phone or engage in social media, so these ear buds are strictly for listening to good music. The app that allows you to operate the ear buds is solid in my opinion and has several features that other brands do not. It’s easy to use and has multiple pre-programmed equalizer settings. Plus, you can create your own equalizer preferences that can be labeled and saved for future use. You can’t go wrong by ordering these at this price point, you’ll get a great pair of ear buds that are comfortable, easy to use, aesthetically pleasing, and sound outstanding! Plus the case is sleek and compact. It’s a great example of form and functionality.

I own quite a few different wireless and wired IEMs and other premium earbuds and headphones but picked these up during the introductory offer since I have had good luck with Soundpeats budget offerings, and I am absolutely blown away by the performance and sound quality of these H3's. These have become my favorite earbuds - they fit well, are comfortable and with the right tips outperform anything in their price range, or even earbuds costing multiple times their price. These key is to get the best fit with the tips to make sure you get a good seal in the ear. For me, the Divinus Velvet - Wide Bore tips work the best on IEMs and they fit these H3's perfectly. Battery life of the H3's is excellent, I'm getting around 4 hours using LDAC and they work wonderfully with my OnePlus 13R with volume as high as needed. The case is a little slippery but it is functional and holds the earbuds securely even with aftermarket tips. All in all, these earbuds are a remarkable value!

First of all, for reference, I've had numerous iems and over ear headphones, beats, earpods, Sony, munitio, bluedio, Sennheiser, and one of my personal favorites the B&O BeoPlay EX. They all have different price ranges. These earbuds straight up perform beyond their MSRP. Connectivity: These are the first buds I've been able to use seemlessly in fps games on my pc. Never in my life have I had earbuds that truly have no latency when you press the trigger in a shooter. This was a surprise to me. They connect very quickly and without issues. The signal strength is consistent and I've had no issues related to the buds on this. App functionality: These earbuds have just about one of the lowest rated apps in the app store. The eq is good and there are plenty of features inside the app including even editing the touch inputs, something my $380 BeoPlay EX can't even do for triple the price. The app glitches and sometimes straight up needs to be relaunched for anything to work so that's my assumption as to why it has such terrible ratings. Comfort: They fit nicely in the ear but keep in mind they are built like iems and so they are very thick and may hurt some persons. I had ear fatigue and even soreness the first week I used these but my ears have gotten used to how they push up against the inner lobe. Not the most comfortable but they fit well and aren't easy to fall out but I wish they were more comfortable overall for longer listening sessions. Anc & Pass through: anc is pretty decent in these. They do well blocking out lower frequencies and you can hear a difference when switching between modes. The pass through/ transparency mode isn't the best but it's louder enough to justify using once the earbuds are turned down and you wanna hear something. They perform right on par with the Sennheiser cx plus earbuds, and a bit worse than the B&Os Battery life: Decent, not much to say, I play these loud and theyve only died on me once so I cant complain really. Sound; Now this is where these earbuds really shine. Out of the box, the tune in these are pretty flat and modest with the highs. The bass is tight and doesn't stick around for longer than it needs to. Comparing these to the B&O's or even the Sennheiser, it's clear that these aren't for bass heads. As someone who absolutely loves my bass, these simply fall short of the threshold that I would like. That said, they are not devoid of bass and it's very clean, clear and controlled, I just wish I could get some more from them. Where these really shine is in the soundstage they provide, the clarity and power of the vocals and instruments are amazing. When it comes in to every other part of the sound, these earbuds are ahead of even the B&Os which again, are triple the price. The 2 BA drivers in each of these earbuds really pull their weight and give the sound a very clear and crisp sound. I've found myself using these more than all my other earbuds even despite the lower overall bass just because these make every song sound like it's the first time I'm hearing some elements to them. These go way above their pay grade and I'd be hard pressed to say I've heard much that sound better than this.. and again for $103 when they are on sale or even $129 full prices, you won't find anything with a richer sound than these. Full stop. Just make sure your expectations are set properly for the amount of bass these push. They aren't bass headphones but they do a damn fine job at reproducing tight, solid bass. Final verdict: Unless you're just straight up looking for a bunch of bass (there are plenty of those out there), you can't go wrong with these. Clarity for days, enough low end to properly round out tracks. Amazing value. Also I didn't mention their appearance. They are pretty decent looking. They don't look like your average earbud which is good cuz wherever you go, you'll have a bit of exclusivity. Get these, you won't be disappointed. These would still be worth it even if they doubled the money.

I had been researching for a pair of TWS earbuds for quite a while now and decided on these. Out of the box, they were okay, but they come alive with tweaks to the EQ. I listen to rock, metal, blues and some folk, and I found the "folk" present really made them come alive. If none of the presets are to your liking, there's also a 10 band EQ, which I like to set to a "V" shape for a very fun sound (shoutout to @ronontech on YouTube for that one.) The soundstage on these are pretty good, especially for a TWS IEM style earbud and the instruments are nicely separated. Having 1 dynamic driver and 2 balanced armitures, highs, lows and mids are nicely represented without them crowding into each other. Bluetooth range is great, even with LDAC on, with no issues going from my phone on the second floor to my basement with the H3 taking along in ear. Unfortunately you'll need the app to use LDAC, though it's like this for other LDAC supported devices. Noise cancelling is acceptable, as is transparent mode, but not the absolute best out there. The fit for me is very comfortable and secure, which I was honestly a bit wary of given my bad history with other stemless earbuds. The biggest difference is the H3 have a more anatomical shape to them than others I have tried. These do stick out of the ear making them unsuitable for wear for side sleeping. Overall I highly recommend these to anyone who wants an affordable IEM style TWS earbud that prioritizes amazing sound and comfort.