SoundPEATS 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

No need to spend £200+ for earbuds from the likes of Sony and Bose, these are, if anything, better than most of those companies' products.The sound is superb, especially if your phone will connect using the AptX Lossless codec, otherwise LDAC is available.The app offers lots of different equaliser settings, including many submitted by other users.They are also comfortable and, unlike some others I have used, don't fall out with movement.Overall, on a price/performance ratio, these are a great buy and are highly recommended.

Excellent so far, sound quality is fantastic, an upgrade on my previous flawless H1's which I have finally stopped using due to these being so good.Highly recommended using the EQ within the app to refine the sound to suit your own taste.Earbuds fit perfect and have not fell out during gym workouts.

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.

Very good sound quality with these. Very "full", feels as though you are there.Not too big, and so are comfortable in the ear.The touch controls are useful, and the App lets you configure the sound to your own preferences.Overall, very good indeed.

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.