H3 Hi-Fi In-Ear Earbuds with LDAC & aptX Lossless, 55dB Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Earphones Bluetooth 5.4 with Balanced Armature + 12mm Dynamic Driver, 37H Playtime, IPX5 Waterproof

After several years of searching for the ideal in-ear headphones, I believe I’ve finally found them. These are, without question, the best I have ever used. The sound quality is outstanding, revealing details in my favorite tracks that had previously gone unheard. While I don’t consider myself an audiophile, I do value high-quality sound, and these headphones deliver an experience that exceeds expectations. They rival a pair of triple-driver IEMs I once used as a lead singer in a band—earphones that cost nearly ten times as much. The active noise cancellation is also excellent, performing on par with other leading in-ear models. In terms of comfort and fit, I haven’t yet worn them for extended periods beyond an hour, but so far they feel secure and comfortable with no issues to report. Overall, these headphones offer exceptional value for their price point, combining impressive audio quality, effective noise cancellation, and solid comfort. They have quickly become my go-to choice for both casual listening and more critical sessions.

This is a very easy recommendation from me. I love my Soundcore Liberty 4 NC but I was always looking for something similar that had a bit more of a premium sound to it with a wide sound stage that also adds room and air to music and films and the H3 are just what I was looking for. The sound quality is excellent the and the 3 separate drivers almost act like a frequency cross over separating the bass mids and treble which i feel adds that sound separation that adds the width by isolating each frequency. The bass has real weight to it but is also controlled and tight ( not compressed) I believe the lowest frequency is around 35 hz which is really good for low bass) I guarantee you will hear new sounds and instruments in songs. My biggest surprise was watching films on my Quest 3, the quality of sound is excellent and adds a feeling of being in the cinema. The noise cancelling is as good as the liberty 4 and does an admiral job but definitely not the best. The earbuds have a premium feel and are really well made the same can be said with the case. The app seems very good and has a very simple yet pleasing look to it and is very easy to navigate around. The SoundPeats H3 are excellent value for money for the price and I can definitely recommend them.

SoundPEATS have done it again. The choice of drivers really makes the H3 punch in terms of detail, especially if you use them with a device that supports LDAC or Snapdragon Sound. I tested them on my PC using a Creative BT-W6 to try its aptX Lossless codec with some FLACs and Apple Music Lossless files. Details are definitely there, and the bass really does feel quite well-balanced. I also tried it with my phone with LDAC, and the same can be said there; in some instances, they trade blows, and the aptX side definitely has better latency. There is a game mode should you wish to cut it down a bit more, with quality being sacrificed somewhat. The place where these are lacking is the god-awful app that SoundPEATS use. I would recommend you use it to change the button control, but do not touch the EQ or anything else on there. It still has issues where it will default to Chinese even if you set the app to a different language. It also really does not like VPNs for some reason, very odd indeed. ANC is ok, not Sony, Bose or anywhere near the godliness of the AirPod Pro 3. For the price, it does the job; the same can be said for transparency mode. The lack of microphones has an impact on that. Overall, if you want a pair of wireless earbuds for lossless or FLAC files, this is the one. Genres that benefit from really deep bass sound exceptional. My only tip is to keep away from anything EQ-related on the app. If you want to tune them, use something external like Wavelet.

These are fantastic in-ear buds, bought off Amazon at an introductory discount. My reason for buying these is that a few weeks ago I bought a pair of open ear Soundpeats PearlClip Pro for lengthy periods working at home and in the gym. I was so impressed by them that I then bought these, intended mainly for travelling because the in-ear noise cancelling is an important option that I didn't get with the PearlClip Pro's. Also I was intrigued by the outstanding assessments in the professional reviews. The decider was that these were on an introductory offer so I had to treat myself and buy them! So, what are they like and how do they perform? They come nicely boxed, with the ususal USB cable and 5 pair of tips. The pre-fitted tips were fine for me and passed the 'fitting' sound test that the PeatsAudio app provides. The case is small and egg shaped. The leatherette and 'hear the difference' badge weren't fully to my taste, but no issues on that. The top cover is clear and there's a gold trim, but it's not quite as robust-feeling as premium buds cases. Appearance-wise the buds are unusual - a slightly gold colour with a flat outer panel, but actually it works really well. They are quick to insert/remove, much easier than my old Bose buds and are very comfortable - absolutely no problems at all. My family like the look of them. Setting up is easy - quick connection to my phone's Bluetooth, then to the PeatsAudio app. BTW - do NOT download or use the earlier SoundPeats App (blue logo) - it doesn't work properly. Placed in the ear and playing music....absolutely wow and, with LDAC, amazingly high quality reproduction across the spectrum. Bass is very clear and separated, same with mids and highs. I did though create my own EQ profile which added a crispness to the vocals and highs, which I much prefer over the stock EQ. The settings for this are easy to find online and I used the Harman 2019 IE target. Perfect and really love it. Noise cancelling seems good, and pass through I find a little quiet but okay. Battery life I'm unsure of so far. Seems good but I've not tested it. So yes, 5* from me for really great value, high quality in-ear buds. Fantastic and recommended.

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

Immediately from the start, the Soundpeats H3 presents a spacious soundstage, surprising for it's size. The Soundpeats H1 is a bit more bass heavy than the H3. Bass is tight, hits fast and is well controlled, with almost no bleed. Tbh this tuning isn't really for bassheads, but presents a vocal-forward and clean-sounding sound signature. Timbre is natural, nearly to the clarity of Sony's custom developed BA from their XBA IEMs. Singers sound like they're singing beside your ear, and it's great for many voices from raspiness of rock singers to Olivia Ong's light vocals. The stock tuning sounds pretty meh, gotta EQ it to make it shine. But for below 100sgd, this is a insanely good value for the price! I hope it lasts long...

Guter Sound, gute ANC, für den Preis auf jeden Fall vlt. die besten auf dem Markt. V. a. mit AptX Losless (Snapdragon Chip beim Smartphone vorausgesetzt?). Jedenfalls funktioniert bei mir mit Xiaomi 15 sehr gut. Die Reichweite ist auch sehr gut, besser als beim LDAC, m.M.n. Der Equalizer funktioniert auch sehr gut (etwas den Bass runtergeregelt und die Höhen etwas höher). Der einzige kleine Kritikpunkt ... sie sind etwas klobig/eckig, könnten m.E. etwas kleiner/runder sein. Dafür funktionieren die Touchgesten auf der großen Fläche sehr gut und sind komplett anderes belegbar. Was will man mehr? OK, die Akkus könnten länger durchhalten, aber vlt. verbraucht AptXLosless wie LDAC etwas mehr Strom. M.e. könnten sie durchaus soundmäßig gegen die etablierten Sony/Sennheiser/Denon etc. konkurrieren, vom P/L sind sie aber besser. Danke für das tolle und günstige Produkt.

These are unbelievable

Los H3 aparecen en numerosas críticas como uno de los mejores TWS en cuanto a calidad de sonido, dentro lógicamente de los auriculares bluetooth, siendo comparados con TWS tope de gama en sonido que los doblan o triplican en precio como los Noble Fokus o los BW Pi8. En algún foro audiófilo lo comparan con IEMs cableados audiófilos de 150-200€. Los conseguí reducidos de precio en el black Friday, y por 99€ son una excelente opción (su precio normal 149€ tampoco es malo). Su forma es del tipo de los IEM audiófilos, lo que hace que sean más llamativos que los tipo bastón, y por eso mismo, algo menos cómodos, aunque encajan bien en la oreja y no tienden a caerse y he podido usarlos varias horas sin problemas. El color dorado aumenta esa sensación de auricular premium, pero también que sea más llamativo. Sin duda, si por algo destacan estos auriculares es por su sonido. Muy equilibrado entre frecuencias, sin sobresalir ninguna. Los graves son abundantes, pero no ensucian el sonido ni se comen a las frecuencias medias, y los agudos son competentes sin sibilar. Ninguna frecuencia pisa a las demás y tiene un aceptable nivel de detalle para el precio y el ser TWS no cableados. Respecto a otras características, no he probado las llamadas. El ANC es bueno dentro de este tipo de auriculares (los orejeros aíslan mucho más, pasiva y activamente). Tiene códecs Hi-Res (Aptx, LDAC). El auricular se puede emparejar a 2 dispositivos a la vez, pero sólo si desconectas el LDAC. Con LDAC activado sólo puedes conectar a 1 dispositivo. Por cierto, para emparejar se hace abriendo la caja pero con los auriculares dentro, sin sacarlos, y pulsando el botón posterior de emparejamiento. No tiene paro automático cuando te lo quitas de la oreja. La duración de batería depende mucho del tipo de escucha. Ya lo dice el propio fabricante, que si usas LDAC y ANC, no te llega a las 4 horas, cosa que he comprobado cierta, pero si desactivas ANC duran bastante más. Aparte, su estuche permite cargarlos adicionalmente. Por cierto, dicho estuche de carga y transporte es un poco más grueso que otras opciones, si piensas llevarlo en el bolsillo del pantalón. Finalmente, lo peor en mi opinión es la app de soundpeats. Malas traducciones, el nivel de batería lo indica en figura, pero no numérico (por lo que es menos preciso). Tiene varios EQ predefinidos que en mi opinión son malos y no mejoran el sonido, pero afortunadamente tiene un ecualizador que te permite ajustar bastantes frecuencias y modificar el sonido a tu gusto. En cualquier caso, el ajuste plano que trae de fábrica va bastante bien. El control táctil de los auriculares funciona bien y responden bien a la pulsación, pero los ajustes que trae de fábrica son un poco extraños y aunque se puede modificar las funciones que asignas a cada toque, al menos a mí, se desconfigura cada vez que usas el H3 en otro dispositivo que no sea el móvil (por ejemplo un DAP shanling o A&K). En definitiva, que si tu prioridad es el sonido, el H3 es una excelente opción calidad-precio.